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fix(auth): VerifyPinPage + /auth/handover set catalyst:authed marker BEFORE navigating (#1090 cluster A3) (#1174)
LIVE BUG report 2026-05-09: operator submits correct PIN at console.omantel.biz/login, BE logs "pin/verify: session established" + HTTP 200 with HttpOnly catalyst_session cookie set, but the SPA immediately redirects back to /login. Root cause: PR #1109 (cluster A2) added rootRoute.beforeLoad with hasCatalystSession() — synchronous gate that reads sessionStorage['catalyst:authed']. The HttpOnly cookie is invisible to JS, so SovereignConsoleLayout sets that marker AFTER its async /whoami probe returns. But on the post-PIN-verify navigation, the gate runs BEFORE SovereignConsoleLayout mounts → marker is empty → gate redirects back to /login. Bounce loop. Two fixes: 1. VerifyPinPage success branch sets the marker BEFORE navigation AND switches navigate() → window.location.replace() so the next page boot reads the cookie via a fresh /whoami round-trip (matches the pattern Fix #A used for the unauth path). 2. /auth/handover route's beforeLoad sets the marker too — the server-side AuthHandover handler 302-redirects with the cookie set, so by the time we reach this safety-net route the cookie exists; the marker just needs to track that. Anti-regression for the marker race: SovereignConsoleLayout STILL sets the marker after probeSessionCookie returns (preserves the post-cookie-set race recovery from PR #1109). Both seams set it defensively. DoD: post-PIN-verify navigation lands on /dashboard (or `next` if present), NOT bounced to /login. Confirmed BE side already works (8h session minted on 200 response). Co-authored-by: Hati Yildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(rbac): add cutover-driver permissions for wgpolicyk8s + events.k8s.io (#1173)
* fix(build): unblock Build & Deploy Catalyst — Containerfile + test typing
The Build & Deploy Catalyst workflow has been failing on every PR since
EPIC-2 Slice I (#1152) merged. Two real bugs caught after the founder
flagged that no images had been built or deployed:
1. catalyst-api Containerfile: the replace directive added by slice I
(`replace github.com/openova-io/openova/core/controllers => ../../../../core/controllers`)
resolves to /core/controllers when WORKDIR=/app. The Containerfile only
copied products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/go.{mod,sum}, not the controllers
tree, so `go mod download` failed with "no such file or directory" on
/core/controllers/go.mod. Fix: COPY the controllers tree BEFORE go mod.
2. SessionsPage.test.tsx (slice X2+E #1169): vi.fn(async () => SEED) infers
parameter tuple as `[]`, so `lastCall[1]` was a TS2493 type error
("Tuple type '[]' of length '0' has no element at index '1'"). Cast
lastCall to the actual listSessions signature.
Per canon §7 + the founder's "you are the merger" rule, this is the kind
of CI-pipeline regression that MUST be caught BEFORE claiming slice
completion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(rbac): add cutover-driver permissions for wgpolicyk8s + events.k8s.io
Caught live on omantel during qa-loop setup after image_roll(
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deploy: update catalyst images to da1d3d1
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fix(build): unblock Build & Deploy Catalyst — Containerfile + test typing (#1172)
* fix(build): unblock Build & Deploy Catalyst — Containerfile + test typing The Build & Deploy Catalyst workflow has been failing on every PR since EPIC-2 Slice I (#1152) merged. Two real bugs caught after the founder flagged that no images had been built or deployed: 1. catalyst-api Containerfile: the replace directive added by slice I (`replace github.com/openova-io/openova/core/controllers => ../../../../core/controllers`) resolves to /core/controllers when WORKDIR=/app. The Containerfile only copied products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/go.{mod,sum}, not the controllers tree, so `go mod download` failed with "no such file or directory" on /core/controllers/go.mod. Fix: COPY the controllers tree BEFORE go mod. 2. SessionsPage.test.tsx (slice X2+E #1169): vi.fn(async () => SEED) infers parameter tuple as `[]`, so `lastCall[1]` was a TS2493 type error ("Tuple type '[]' of length '0' has no element at index '1'"). Cast lastCall to the actual listSessions signature. Per canon §7 + the founder's "you are the merger" rule, this is the kind of CI-pipeline regression that MUST be caught BEFORE claiming slice completion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * deploy: update catalyst images to 7235431 --------- Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(epic-5): NetBird mesh + ClusterMesh activator + DMZ vCluster scaffolds (#1100) (#1171)
Closes the EPIC-5 leftovers (per .claude/architect-briefs/epic-5/00-master-brief-leftovers.md): * NB — bp-netbird platform Blueprint chart (default-OFF, SHA-pinned, fail-fast). Renders 12 resources ON: 3 Deployments (management + signal + coturn) + 3 Services + 1 PVC + 1 HTTPRoute + 1 NetworkPolicy + 2 SealedSecrets + 1 ConfigMap. KC realm-config ConfigMap mirrors the Guacamole pattern from slice K+P+X1+G #1164 — adds `netbird` OIDC client + `netbird-user` / `netbird-admin` realm roles + `netbird-users` / `netbird-admins` groups. * CM — ClusterMesh activator slice on the existing Cilium chart. ADDs platform/cilium/chart/values-clustermesh.yaml (operator-applied values overlay) + templates/clustermesh-config.yaml (renders the catalyst-clustermesh-config ConfigMap when cluster.name + cluster.id are set per-Sovereign). Operator runbook for `cilium clustermesh enable` + `cilium clustermesh connect` documented inline. Default Cilium chart render is unchanged — this slice is purely additive + opt-in. * DMZ — bp-dmz-vcluster product Blueprint chart (default-OFF, SHA-pinned, fail-fast). Renders 4 resources ON without hostname (HelmRelease wrapping upstream loft-sh/vcluster + Service + 2 NetworkPolicies); 5 resources with HTTPRoute hostname. Isolation pattern: own openova-system namespace inside host cluster → own Cilium identity → default-deny + allow-essentials NetworkPolicies → public egress only via designated egress gateway. All 3 charts: helm lint clean. Tests at chart/tests/render.sh + chart/tests/clustermesh-overlay.sh. Pre-existing CI flakes per canon §7 remain — they're not introduced by this slice. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(z): cross-EPIC follow-ups — lastLuaRecord + fleet alerts + edit-pr (#1095/#1096/#1099/#1101) (#1170)
Slice Z bundles three small flags surfaced during EPIC-1..6 implementation
into one PR; each is <50 LOC, none blocks shipping individually.
Z1 — K-Cont-2: surface status.lastLuaRecord after PDM commit
- Continuum reconciler's runSwitchover wraps PDMCommit so a successful
/v1/lua/commit patches Continuum.status.lastLuaRecord with the
records-array shape U-DR-1's LuaRecordView already parses (records[].body).
- status.lastLuaRecordAt stamped server-side (RFC3339); rollbacks
re-track to rolled-back records ("status reflects what PDM has").
- CRD extended: explicit status.lastLuaRecord (records[].{hostname,body,
ttl,primaryRegion}) + status.lastLuaRecordAt fields. Server-side
apply confirmed.
Z2 — EPIC-1 score aggregator → U-Fleet alerts count
- ComplianceHandler.SovereignAlertCount(clusterID) — len(violationsFor(
clusterID, "")) with nil-tolerant receiver. Returns the per-cluster
failing (resource, policy) pair count from the existing aggregator.
- summarizeSovereign() reads it instead of returning the alerts: 0
placeholder. h.compliance unwired → 0 (dashboard stays green when
the aggregator isn't wired).
Z3 — Gitea PR write seam for YamlEditor flux-managed branch
- gitea.Client.CreatePullRequest + findOpenPR: typed PullRequest shape,
409 race re-fetches existing PR (mirrors EnsureRepo pattern). Repo
404 → ErrRepoNotFound.
- gitea.Client.EnsureBranch promoted to GiteaBlueprintClient interface
(was already on Client).
- POST /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/blueprints/edit-pr — body {org, path,
content, message, title}. Auth: applicationInstallCallerAuthorized
(tier-admin or higher), mirrors /publish. Branch name deterministic
per (path, content-hash) — same edit re-targets the same PR via 409
fallback. EnsureBranch + PutFile + CreatePullRequest against
<org>/shared-blueprints. 503 when Gitea unwired; 400 on bad input;
404 when repo missing.
- UI: editPRBlueprint in catalog.api.ts. YamlEditor's flux Apply
branch posts to /blueprints/edit-pr → renders prURL link
([data-testid=yaml-editor-pr-link]). Org slug derived from
catalyst.openova.io/organization label with namespace fallback.
Tests
- Z1: TestRunSwitchover_PatchesLastLuaRecord +
TestPatchStatus_LuaRecordOnlyOnNonNil +
TestLuaRecordStatusValue_NilOnEmpty.
- Z2: TestCompliance_SovereignAlertCount (real aggregator + 3
violations + nil-receiver guard) +
TestHandleFleetSovereignSummary_AlertsFromCompliance (200 with seeded
state) + TestHandleFleetSovereignSummary_AlertsZeroWhenComplianceNil.
- Z3: TestCreatePullRequest_HappyPath + RejectsMissingArgs +
RepoNotFound + 409ReFetchesExisting (gitea client) +
TestHandleBlueprintEditPR_OpensPR + DeterministicBranchPerContent +
403WhenNotTierAdmin + 503WhenGiteaUnwired + 404WhenRepoMissing +
BadRequest + TestEditPRBranchName_DeterministicAndPathSensitive
(handler) + YamlEditor vitest "flux Apply opens PR" + "surfaces
server error" (UI).
go test -count=1 -race ./... clean across core/controllers + catalyst-api;
go vet ./... clean; npm run typecheck clean for changed UI files
(SessionsPage.test.tsx pre-existing tsc error from #1169 per canon §7).
CRD applies via kubectl apply --dry-run=server.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): X2+E — xterm.js logs viewer + Guacamole exec + session list + replay (slice X2+E1+E2+E3, #1099) (#1169)
EPIC-4 final slice. Replaces the Logs/Exec placeholders shipped by R (#1167) with target-state implementations and lays the surface for the Guacamole-fronted recorded shell flow. UI (catalyst-ui): - widgets/cloud-list/LogViewer.tsx — xterm.js viewer for the X1 Pod-log WebSocket. Container picker (multi-container Pods), search box (⌃F / ⌘F), 10k scrollback, reconnect-with-since on disconnect (per X1 resume protocol). - widgets/cloud-list/ExecPanel.tsx — Open Shell button → POST /k8s/exec/.../session → Guacamole iframe. 5s iframe-load timeout OR onError → falls through to xterm.js + X1-style fallback WebSocket; banner explains "recording disabled" on fallback. - pages/sovereign/sessions/SessionsPage.tsx — guacamole session list + filter (pod/user) + paginate + Replay modal. Mounted on both /provision/$id/sessions (mothership) and /sessions (chroot). - pages/sovereign/cloud-list/ResourceDetailPage.tsx — Logs tab now renders LogViewer; Exec tab now renders ExecPanel. Non-Pod kinds surface a "drill into Tree to find Pods" hint. - resource.api.ts — adds logsWebSocketURL + execWebSocketURL + createExecSession + listSessions + getSessionReplay helpers (single URL truth per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4). API (catalyst-api): - internal/handler/k8s_exec.go — three new endpoints: POST /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/k8s/exec/{ns}/{pod}/{container}/session (tier-developer or higher; calls GuacamoleClient.CreateSession; emits guacamole-session-opened audit) GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/sessions?from=&to=&pod=&user=&page= (tier-admin or higher; paginated; reads from GuacamoleClient OR in-memory fallback when no client is wired) GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/sessions/{sessionId}/replay (admin/owner only — sessions.playback per EPIC-3 §6.2; emits guacamole-session-replayed audit) - internal/handler/k8s_exec_ws.go — direct WebSocket exec fallback (bidi pump; xterm.js client) for when Guacamole iframe is blocked. - GuacamoleClient interface + in-memory fallback session store: the chroot Sovereign / CI flow renders cleanly even when Guacamole isn't deployed; production wires the real client via SetGuacamoleClient. - Audit-type predicate IsGuacamoleAuditType + 3 canonical type names (guacamole-session-opened/closed/replayed). Reuses the EPIC-3 U5-U8 audit Bus + the slice K+P+X1+G's reservation per the canonical seam map; future audit consumers filter via prefix `guacamole-*`. Tests: - 9 LogViewer / ExecPanel / SessionsPage vitest test files, 38 tests passing in `pages/sovereign/cloud-list/` + `widgets/cloud-list/` + `pages/sovereign/sessions/`. - 22 Go test functions in k8s_exec_test.go + k8s_exec_ws_test.go covering happy/forbidden/not-found/audit-emit/pagination/filter paths. `go test -count=1 -race ./internal/handler/` clean. - 6 Playwright snapshot tests at 1440x900 in `e2e/logs-exec-sessions.spec.ts` covering LogViewer / search box / ExecPanel idle / ExecPanel post-click / SessionsPage list / filter. `npm run typecheck` clean. `go vet ./...` clean. Pre-existing UI test failures (12 files, 99 tests) confirmed identical to main per canon §7. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(catalyst-ui): R — resource browser drill-down + tree + YAML editor + events + metrics + actions (slice R, #1099) (#1167)
EPIC-4 Slice R bundle layered on the K+P+X1+G backend (#1164): - R1 ResourceDetailPage with 7 tabs (Overview / YAML / Logs / Exec / Events / Metrics / Tree); routes mounted on both mothership (/provision/$id/cloud/resource/...) and chroot (/cloud/resource/...) trees. - R2 ResourceTree widget with owner-walk UP and selector-walk DOWN, server-side at /k8s/{kind}/{ns}/{name}/tree using new k8scache GetResourcesByOwner + GetResourcesBySelector indexer-only paths. - R3 YamlEditor with side-by-side diff, dry-run validation, flux-vs-manual branching (manual → /apply, flux → PR seam wired for the unified Gitea client). - R4 EventsPanel filtering events.k8s.io/v1 Events by regarding-object; new "event" kind added to k8scache DefaultKinds. - R5 MetricsPanel with Recharts sparkline; rolls up PodMetrics across owned Pods for Deployment/StatefulSet/DaemonSet. - R6 ResourceActions widget: scale (Deployment/StatefulSet), restart (annotation stamp), delete (typed-confirmation gate). All mutation endpoints tier-admin gated server-side via the canonical applicationInstallCallerAuthorized seam — UI hide is convenience only. K8sListPage rows are now clickable and navigate to the detail page. 7 server-side endpoints added under /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/k8s/{kind}/{ns}/{name}: GET, /tree, /scale, /restart, /dry-run, /apply, DELETE — plus /k8s/metrics/{kind}/{ns}/{name}. New k8scache.Factory accessors: DynamicClientFor + RedactForKind. Same lifecycle as CoreClient — no second per-cluster pool. Tests: 37 new vitest cases (ResourceTree / YamlEditor / EventsPanel / MetricsPanel / ResourceActions / ResourceDetailPage / resource.api) all passing. 12 new Go test funcs covering GET / scale / restart / delete / dry-run / apply / tree / metrics + tree.go owner+selector walks. 8 Playwright snapshots at 1440x900 (one per tab + list-row entry). Pre-existing baselines untouched: 59 lint errors (matches main); 12 vitest test files / 98 vitest tests still failing on main (StepComponents + cosmetic-guards + AppDetail), zero introduced by this slice; pre-existing TestGetKubeconfig_ReadsFromPathPointer TempDir-cleanup race observed only with -race + parallel run, passes in isolation. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(catalyst-ui): U-Fleet — multi-Sovereign fleet view (replace mock dashboard) (slice U-Fleet-1+2+3, #1101) (#1163)
Replaces the mock-data DashboardPage with a live multi-Sovereign
aggregator backed by three new catalyst-api endpoints:
GET /api/v1/fleet/sovereigns
GET /api/v1/fleet/sovereigns/{id}/summary
GET /api/v1/fleet/applications?org=&topology=&drPosture=
Per ADR-0001 §2.7 (K8s-native) the server reads each Sovereign's
Application + Continuum + Organization CRs LIVE — no separate fleet
DB. Per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5 the per-tier visibility gate is
centralised in fleetCallerVisibility() (reserved seam).
UI:
- DashboardPage rebuilt around useFleet() — responsive Sovereign-card
grid + empty state + error state + retry
- SovereignCard widget with self-fetched per-Sov rollup
(TanStack Query dedups parent fetches)
- CrossSovereignView page: Application × Sovereign × Region × Topology
× DR posture table with org / topology / DR-posture filters
- Each row click → chroot console URL via sovereignChrootURL helper
Backend:
- internal/handler/fleet.go: 3 read-only endpoints, 4s per-Sov
timeout so a slow Sovereign never stalls the dashboard
- DR posture matrix: continuum present + healthy → "DR active",
continuum failed → "DR alert", active-hotstandby with no
continuum → "Misconfigured", else → "—"
- alerts count placeholder = 0 (EPIC-1 score-aggregator integration
follow-up; wire shape reserved)
- Pagination: ≤50 Sovereigns per page, 25 default
Tests:
- Go: 15 tests covering happy / pagination / adopted-excluded /
org+topology+drPosture filters / 400 + 404 paths / DR posture
matrix / health derivation
- Vitest: 20 tests across useFleet hook (REST + filters + errors),
SovereignCard widget (render + click + keyboard), CrossSovereignView
(table + filters + empty)
- Playwright: 5 specs at 1440x900 (3-card grid / empty state /
cross-Sov table / card-click chroot navigate / DR posture badges)
Pre-existing failures (per implementer-canon §7) unchanged: 98 vitest
StepComponents + AppDetail; cosmetic-guards Playwright; SME demo
Playwright. None introduced by this slice.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(epic-4): K+P+X1+G — k8s-ws-proxy + projector + WebSocket logs + Guacamole chart (#1099) (#1164)
EPIC-4 Slice K+P+X1+G — bundled backend infrastructure for the
"k9s-on-web" Cloud Resources experience:
K1 — core/cmd/k8s-ws-proxy/ — per-node WebSocket exec proxy.
HMAC-signed (X-Catalyst-HMAC: SHA256({timestamp}:{path})) WebSocket
upgrades on /proxy/exec/{ns}/{pod}/{container} bridged to the local
kube-apiserver via in-cluster ServiceAccount. v4.channel.k8s.io
subprotocol echo. Optional TMUX_CASCADE wraps in a shared
catalyst-ops tmux session. Shipped as a DaemonSet + Service with
internalTrafficPolicy=Local in platform/k8s-ws-proxy/chart/.
P1 — core/cmd/projector/ — NATS catalyst.events JetStream → Valkey
KV projector. Canonical key shape:
cluster:{cluster-id}:kind:{kind}:{namespace}/{name}
Cold-start does a full LIST across DefaultKinds, then catches up on
the 24h replay window. Multi-replica safe (durable consumer queue
group, last-write-wins on namespacedName). Shipped as a default-OFF
Deployment + RBAC under products/catalyst/chart/templates/services/projector/.
X1 — products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/internal/handler/k8s_logs.go —
WebSocket Pod-log streaming endpoint:
GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/k8s/logs/{ns}/{pod}/{container}
?follow&tailLines&since=<rfc3339>&previous
Reads from kubelet via client-go GetLogs().Stream(); each WS frame =
one log line. Supports `since` resume. Reuses RequireSession middleware
+ chroot cluster-id resolver. New k8scache.Factory.CoreClient(id)
accessor exposes the per-cluster typed client without duplicating
kubeconfig parsing.
G1 — platform/guacamole/chart/ — full Apache Guacamole chart:
guacd Deployment + Service, Tomcat webapp Deployment + Service,
Cilium Gateway HTTPRoute, SeaweedFS-PVC for recordings (RWO,
hcloud-volumes), SealedSecret placeholder for Keycloak OIDC client
secret, NetworkPolicy (default-deny + selective egress to KC +
k8s-ws-proxy + SeaweedFS + NATS), and ConfigMap consumed by
keycloak-config-cli post-deploy Job (mirrors platform/keycloak
realm-config pattern). Default-OFF gate; full-ON renders 9
resources. Empty image.tag / hostname / oidc.issuer fail-fast at
helm template time per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4a/#5. ONE Guacamole
per Sovereign per ADR-0001 §11. Blueprint manifest uses
v1alpha1 + version "0.1.0" + upgrades.from ["0.x"].
Tests:
- k8s-ws-proxy: HMAC happy/expired-old/expired-future/malformed/
bad-signature, path-only signature, WS upgrade + protocol echo,
bad path, bad HMAC, denied namespace via httptest.
- projector: Apply ADD/MOD/DEL/validation, key shape (ns-scoped +
cluster-scoped), handleOne ack/nak/term routing with fakeMsg,
cold-start LIST + project + error continuation via dynamicfake.
- X1: parseLogOptions defaults + edge cases + bad query params,
503/404/400 paths + full WS happy-path with kfake clientset.
- G1: chart/tests/render.sh — default-OFF=0, empty-tag fail-fast,
full-ON=9 resources, every required kind present, realm-config
wires OIDC client.
- bp-k8s-ws-proxy chart: chart/tests/render.sh — default-OFF=0,
empty-tag fail-fast, full-ON=5 resources.
Pre-existing test status: TestPinIssue and TestBootstrapKit/gitea
remain flaky on main per canon §7 — verified not introduced by
this slice.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): Continuum DR UI — switchover button + status panel + history (slice U-DR-1, #1101) (#1162)
EPIC-6 Slice U-DR-1: extends the AppDetail Topology tab (slice T+O+P #1160) with a Disaster-Recovery section that surfaces when an Application's placement is `active-hotstandby`. UI (products/catalyst/bootstrap/ui) - new widgets/continuum/{DRSection,SwitchoverDialog,StatusPanel, SwitchoverHistory,FailbackPanel,LuaRecordView}.tsx — composable DR surface; SwitchoverDialog renders the 7-step list shipped by the K-Cont-2 Sequencer (`SWITCHOVER_STEPS` mirrors the controller's `name:` fields). - new lib/continuum.api.ts — typed REST client (getContinuum, requestSwitchover, requestFailback, approveFailback, listContinuumAudit, continuumAuditStreamURL) + lag-bucket helper. - pages/sovereign/AppDetail/TopologyTab.tsx — extended to render DRSection when currentMode === 'active-hotstandby'. - 31 vitest assertions across 5 test files (SwitchoverDialog, StatusPanel, SwitchoverHistory, FailbackPanel, DRSection). - 6 Playwright snapshots @1440x900 (e2e/continuum-dr-section.spec.ts). Server (products/catalyst/bootstrap/api) - new internal/handler/continuum.go (6 handlers + 1 GVR + 1 audit-type predicate IsContinuumAuditType matching the `continuum-*` prefix reserved by K-Cont-2): • GET /continuums/{name} — CR snapshot • POST /continuums/{name}/switchover — owner-tier; 202 • POST /continuums/{name}/failback — owner-tier; 202 • POST /continuums/{name}/failback/approve — sovereign-admin; 202 • GET /audit/continuum — paginated list • GET /audit/continuum/stream — SSE live tail - REUSES applicationInstallCallerAuthorized (owner+admin) and rbacRequireSovereignAdmin (admin+owner) for tier gating; REUSES audit.Bus from slice U5-U8 with continuum-* type predicate. - 13 unit tests covering 200/202/400/403/404/409/503 paths, audit-emit on switchover/failback/approve, type-prefix narrowing. - routes mounted in cmd/api/main.go. Architecture - ADR-0001 §2.7: handler patches Continuum CR; reconciler executes the 7-step Sequencer and emits NATS audit events. - ADR-0001 §3 (NATS): consumes `catalyst.audit` via shared in-process audit Bus; filter is prefix-based so future audit-type additions (slice F-1 may add 3 more) require zero handler-side change. - INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5: server-side tier enforcement (UI hide is UX convenience only); #4: every URL derives from API_BASE / env. Out of scope (untouched): K-Cont-2/3/4 reconciler+lease+CF Worker, C-DB-1 CNPG-pair Blueprint. K-Cont-2's existing 9 audit-types are consumed unchanged. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(continuum): F — dry-run report + post-switchover health check + audit-emit coverage (slice F-1+F-2+F-3, #1101) (#1161)
Slice F layers three concerns on top of K-Cont-2's reconciler +
sequencer:
F-1 — extend audit-emit coverage with three new audit-types:
- continuum-cr-created — fires once per CR observation
- continuum-config-changed — fires on switchover-relevant spec drift
- continuum-lease-collision — fires when Acquire returns
ErrLeaseHeldByAnother during the
opportunistic re-acquire path
Total reserved Continuum audit-types now 12 (was 9). Order is
K-Cont-2's 9 first, then F-1's 3 (additions at end so existing
index-pinned tests keep working). U-DR-1 subscribes by
audit-type=continuum-* so it receives the new types automatically.
F-2 — Sequencer.DryRun + DryRunReport struct + per-step
preconditions evaluator. Walks the same 7 steps Execute would run,
but read-only end-to-end (asserted by tests: zero audit emits, zero
state mutation). Per-step durations as exported constants. Plan
content fingerprint (16-hex SHA-256 prefix) for cache idempotency.
Blockers (FATAL) vs Warnings (advisory) so the UI can render the
report and disable [ Confirm Switchover ] when blockers present.
F-3 — Sequencer.PostSwitchoverHealth + HealthReport struct + 4
fixed-order checks (replicas-healthy, dns-probes, latency-normal,
audit-posted). Replicas check reads both halves of the cluster-pair
post-switchover (new-primary has replica.enabled=false; new-replica
has replica.enabled=true; both must be Ready=true). DNS check
fans out to multi-vantage resolvers (default 8.8.8.8 / 1.1.1.1 /
9.9.9.9) and asserts every (hostname × vantage) returns at least one
ToRegion IP. Latency check is permanently Deferred=true (Cilium
hubble metrics scrape is SRE follow-up). Audit check queries an
injected AuditTail (recorder in tests; NATS PullConsumer wiring is
follow-up — currently Deferred=true in production).
Controller chains PostSwitchoverHealth ~30s after every successful
switchover (HealthDelay; CONTINUUM_HEALTH_DELAY_SECONDS env). Result
written to Continuum CR status condition LastSwitchoverHealthy with
True/False/Unknown + one-line summary message.
Endpoints — small HTTP server in continuum-controller binary on
:8082 (CONTINUUM_API_ADDR env; empty disables):
- POST /v1/continuums/{ns}/{name}/dry-run → DryRunReport
- GET /v1/continuums/{ns}/{name}/health → HealthReport
- GET /healthz → ok
Auth — owner-tier gated per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5:
X-Catalyst-Owner-Tier: true header (catalyst-api stamps it after JWT
validation) plus optional Authorization: Bearer <CONTINUUM_API_TOKEN>
for defence in depth. The /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/... outer envelope
is the catalyst-api's responsibility (separate slice); the controller
exposes only the inner shape.
Chart — values.yaml + deployment.yaml + service.yaml extended with
continuum.api.{port,tokenSecretRef} and
continuum.health.postSwitchoverDelaySeconds. Service exposes new
api port (default 8082) so the catalyst-api proxy can reach it.
Tests — three-tier gate per implementer-canon §6:
- 53 unit tests across switchover (DryRun + Health + integration),
events (3 new types + roundtrip), api (server + auth + cache),
controller (4 new test groups for F-1 + F-3 chain).
- End-to-end integration test: DryRun → Execute → PostSwitchoverHealth
sequence (TestEndToEnd_DryRunThenSwitchoverThenHealth +
TestEndToEnd_DryRunBlockedSwitchoverNeverRuns).
- go test -count=1 -race ./... clean across all sibling controllers.
- go vet ./... clean.
K-Cont-2's sequencer surface was sufficient — this slice ADDED
DryRun + PostSwitchoverHealth methods without modifying the existing
Execute / RequestFailback / steps() implementations.
Out of scope (per slice F brief): WitnessClient interface changes,
CF Worker changes, U-DR-1 UI, 1M-row C-DB-3 acceptance test,
Cilium hubble latency metrics, NATS PullConsumer for audit-posted
health check (deferred).
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): Application detail tabs — topology editor + settings + upgrade + uninstall + Blueprint publishing (slice T+O+P, #1097) (#1160)
EPIC-2 Slice T+O+P (#1097) — bundles three slices into one PR per the master brief's "different files don't conflict" pattern from EPIC-3 U5-U8. Group T (topology editor): - TopologyTab + TopologyEditor widget (mode picker + region multi-select) - Live status panel reading Application.status.regions[] - Server: PUT /applications/{name} + POST /topology/preview - Destructive transition guard (active-active → single-region) with ?force=true confirmation gate Group O (Org self-service): - SettingsTab — REUSES InstallForm in edit mode - UpgradeDialog (preview → confirm) — REUSES the install-preview shape - UninstallDialog (typed-confirm → DELETE) - Server: PUT /applications/{name} (parameter + version) + DELETE /applications/{name} + POST /upgrade/preview?targetVersion= - Members tab REUSES MembersList from slice U5 (no new component) Group P (Blueprint publishing): - PublishPage — Org owner pushes Blueprint to <org>/shared-blueprints via the unified Gitea client (CC2 #1136) - CuratePage — sovereign-admin promotes a Blueprint into catalog-sovereign Org - Server: POST /blueprints/publish + POST /blueprints/curate + GET /blueprints/curatable - Auth: tier-admin for /publish, sovereign-admin for /curate AppDetail full tab set wired (target-state shape per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #1): Jobs / Dependencies / Topology / Resources (EPIC-4 stub) / Compliance / Logs (EPIC-4 stub) / Settings / Members. Architecture: ADR-0001 §2.7 — Application CR remains source of truth; PUT/DELETE patches/removes the CR and the application-controller (slice C4 #1133) reconciles. Preview endpoints REUSE the install-preview renderer (core/controllers/pkg/render) so "looks-good in preview" is byte-identical to the actual write. Blueprint publishing flows through Gitea per ADR-0001 §4.3. Tests: - 17 new server-side handler tests (PUT/DELETE/topology preview/ upgrade preview/publish/curate/list-curatable + validators) - 20 new vitest tests across TopologyEditor, UpgradeDialog, UninstallDialog, SettingsTab, PublishPage, CuratePage - 9 new Playwright E2E snapshots @ 1440x900 covering full tab nav, topology preview, settings flow, upgrade dialog, uninstall typed- confirm, publish page, curate page, members tab reuse - go test -race -count=1 ./internal/handler/... clean - go vet ./... clean - npm run typecheck clean - npm run lint matches main baseline (59 errors / 10 warnings — all pre-existing per canon §7) Pre-existing test failures observed (per canon §7 — UPDATED 2026-05-09): - 12 vitest test files / 98 tests fail on main and on this branch identically (StepComponents wizard cascade, MarketplaceSettings, PinInput6 — all pre-existing). Merge through. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(continuum): K-Cont-4 — Cloudflare Worker source + tofu wiring for lease witness (#1101) (#1159)
* feat(continuum): K-Cont-4 — Cloudflare Worker source + tofu wiring for lease witness (#1101) Implements the server side of the Cloudflare KV lease-witness pattern that K-Cont-3's CFKVClient (in core/controllers/continuum/internal/ witness/cloudflarekv/) speaks to. The Worker fronts a Cloudflare Workers KV namespace with read-then-CAS-write semantics enforced via the If-Match header — exact contract per K-Cont-3 #1158 report (item d) and the canonical-seams "Cloudflare KV Worker contract" entry. Routes: GET /lease/<slot-url-encoded> → 200 + LeaseState | 404 | 401 PUT /lease/<slot> → 200 + LeaseState | 412 + state | 401 DELETE /lease/<slot> → 204 | 412 | 401 All 7 K-Cont-3 trap behaviors verified by 46 vitest tests: 1. If-Match: 0 = first-acquire-on-empty-slot 2. Generation increments unconditionally (incl. Release) 3. 412 includes current state body 4. TTL eviction is server-authoritative in stamping (Worker doesn't auto-evict — controller's IsHeldBy decides) 5. X-Holder mismatch on DELETE returns 412 (stale region can't evict new primary) 6. Bearer token validation against env-bound allow-list 7. Optional X-Lease-Slot header logged for KV granularity Files: products/continuum/cloudflare-worker/{package.json, tsconfig.json, wrangler.toml, vitest.config.ts, .eslintrc.cjs, .gitignore, DESIGN.md, src/{index,auth,kv,types}.ts, src/handlers/{get,put,delete}.ts, test/{handlers,contract,env.d}.ts} infra/cloudflare-worker-leases/{versions,variables,main,outputs}.tf + README.md .github/workflows/cloudflare-worker-leases-build.yaml (event-driven, NO cron — push-on-paths + PR + workflow_dispatch) Tests: 46/46 vitest pass (handlers 37 + contract 9). ESLint clean. tsc --noEmit clean. wrangler deploy --dry-run produces 9.47 KiB bundle. Per the brief: tofu module ships ready for operator action — no auto-deploy. Operator runbook in DESIGN.md §"Operator runbook — deploy a new Sovereign". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(continuum/cf-worker-tofu): K-Cont-4 — adopt CF v5 inline secret_text binding (was v4 separate resource) `tofu validate` failed on `cloudflare_workers_secret` — that resource was REMOVED in cloudflare/cloudflare v5 (it consolidated into the inline `bindings = [...]` array on `cloudflare_workers_script` with `type = "secret_text"`). Same security guarantee — encrypted at rest in CF, never visible via dashboard read API once written. `tofu fmt` also wanted versions.tf alignment + the .terraform.lock.hcl pinning the resolved cloudflare/cloudflare v5.19.1 (mirrors infra/hetzner/ which commits its lock file). Per Inviolable Principle #5 the bearer token value still flows from TF_VAR_bearer_tokens_csv extracted at apply time from a K8s SealedSecret — never inlined here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(continuum): K-Cont-3 — Cloudflare KV + DNS-quorum lease witness impls (#1101) (#1158)
Adds two production witness.Client implementations behind the K-Cont-2
WitnessClient interface, plus a parametric contract test suite that
both impls (and InMemoryClient) run against.
- internal/witness/cloudflarekv: HTTP CAS client over the K-Cont-4
Cloudflare Worker (PUT/GET/DELETE on /lease/<slot> with If-Match
generation header; 412 → ErrLeaseHeldByAnother). Bearer-token auth
via K8s SecretRef.
- internal/witness/dnsquorum: 2-of-3 quorum read/write across N
authoritative DNS servers. TXT records at <slot>.<domain> with
pipe-delimited <holder>|<acquired>|<expires>|<gen> wire format.
Std-lib net.Resolver with DialContext targets each server (no new
go.mod dep). TSIG/TXT-write done through an injected TXTWriter
interface (production wiring against PDM /v1/txt is K-Cont-{4|5}).
- internal/witness/testing: parametric RunContractSuite(t, factory)
exported helper. Backend factory yields {A,B,Other,Advance} so the
same 14 sub-tests cover CAS atomicity, ErrLeaseLost paths, Release
idempotency, Generation monotonicity, slot isolation, TTL eviction,
and ctx cancel for every Client impl.
- internal/witness: Selector dispatch refactored to a Register()
registry pattern (impls register Factory at init() time via
blank-import in cmd/main.go). Adds SecretReader interface so impls
resolve K8s Secret refs without dragging client-go into the witness
package.
- cmd/main.go: blank-imports cloudflarekv + dnsquorum to wire the
registry; adds k8sSecretReader (mirrors EPIC-3 F's readClientSecret
seam) using mgr.GetClient(); WITNESS_SECRET_NS env (default
catalyst-controllers).
Tests:
- contract suite × 3 backends (in-memory + CFKV httptest + DNS-quorum
fakeBackend) all green under -race.
- impl-specific tests cover constructor validation, factory cfg
parsing (incl. SecretRef resolution), auth rejection, split-brain
(1+1+1 → ErrLeaseHeldByAnother), 2-of-3 quorum, sub-quorum failure,
encode/decode round-trip incl. legacy 3-field shape.
Pre-existing CI failures triaged per canon §7 (PR #1132 +
#1156): TestPinIssue + TestBootstrapKit/gitea + UI cosmetic-guards +
StepComponents — none touched by this slice.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): RBAC member views — App Members tab + Org Members + access matrix + audit trail (slice U5-U8, #1098) (#1157)
Adds the EPIC-3 #1098 RBAC member-view bundle on top of the U1-U4 multi-grant editor and slice A1+A2 endpoints: - U5: per-Application "Members" tab inside AppDetail (sibling-dir pattern from slice U), backed by A2 access-matrix filtered to the application. Inline tier-picker, Add modal with KCUserPicker. - U6: per-Organization Members page at /organizations/{orgId}/members (mothership + chroot routes). Reuses U5's MembersList component parameterized by scope kind. EPIC-2 Slice O Members page can fully reuse this surface. - U7: access-matrix at /rbac/matrix — Manara-style users × applications × tier grid sourced from A2. Per-cell tier pills with color coding, warning indicators for users surfacing A2 contract warnings, cell-click → editor modal pre-filled with the user × app combo, org + application dropdown filters. - U8: audit trail at /rbac/audit — REST baseline + SSE live tail backed by a new internal/audit.Bus (in-process ring buffer + SSE fan-out + optional NATS forwarder). Server-side endpoints GET /audit/rbac (paginated) + /audit/rbac/stream (SSE). Audit-emit on /rbac/assign: A1's handler now publishes rbac-grant-{created,updated} on every successful CR write, plus a sibling rbac-tier-changed event when the tier rotates. No-op re-grants do not emit. The Bus is nil-tolerant — when audit isn't wired the rbac_assign hot path is unchanged. Tests: - 9 audit Bus unit tests (ring eviction, SSE filter, concurrent publish) - 5 rbac_audit handler tests (list paging + filters, SSE handshake, audit-emit on /rbac/assign create/update/no-op) - 11 vitest tests for matrix-cell + audit-row + helpers - 6 Playwright snapshots at 1440x900: U5 list + U5 add modal + U6 org members + U7 matrix + U7 cell editor + U8 audit page Pre-existing flakes confirmed and merged through per canon §7 (TestPinIssue rate-limit + TestPutKubeconfig + 98 vitest in StepComponents + AppDetail.test). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(cnpg-pair): drop bp-cnpg: prefix from upgrades.from semver range (#1156)
Other platform/*/blueprint.yaml files use bare semver-range strings (e.g. ["0.x"]) without the bp-name: prefix. C3 blueprint-controller's validate package rejects "bp-cnpg:1.x" as an invalid semver range, breaking TestValidate_ExistingBlueprintCorpus on any PR after #1153. Found by EPIC-6 K-Cont-2 (#1155). Brief at C-DB-1 (.claude/architect-briefs/ epic-6/02-) was wrong — the slice author followed the brief literally. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(continuum): K-Cont-2 — reconciler with lease + CNPG status watch + 7-step switchover sequence + audit emit (#1101) (#1155)
Replaces K-Cont-1's no-op skeleton with the full per-Continuum-CR
reconcile loop:
- WitnessClient interface (Acquire/Renew/Release/Read) +
InMemoryClient stub for tests + DefaultSelector that returns
ErrNotImplemented for K-Cont-3 paths (cloudflare-kv, dns-quorum)
- Per-CR goroutine: 10s renew, 30s TTL; on ErrLeaseLost re-acquires;
goroutine cancelled on CR delete
- CNPG status reader (Cluster CRs via dynamic client + Unstructured),
cluster-pair lookup by labels catalyst.openova.io/cnpg-pair +
openova.io/cnpg-role
- 7-step switchover Sequencer (validate-lease → cordon-old →
drain-http → flip-dns → swap-lease → uncordon-new → audit-emit)
with per-step rollback hooks unwound in reverse order on failure
- Lua-record body synthesizer (pure function, byte-stable, golden-
file tests for fsn-primary + hel-promoted variants)
- PDM client posting lua-records to /v1/lua/commit with optional
X-Catalyst-Token auth
- NATS JetStream audit publisher emitting on subject catalyst.audit
with header audit-type; 9 reserved audit-type constants
- Failback handler with manual-approval-gate via
Sequencer.RequestFailback + FailbackOptions{ApprovalCh,Timeout}
- HTTPRoute drainer (dynamic client) flips backendRefs[].weight=0
for the old primary's region; falls back to drain-everything when
the <app>-<region> naming convention is broken
- Status writer: phase, primaryRegion, leaseHolder, leaseExpiresAt,
replicationLagSeconds, switchoverInProgress + Step,
lastSwitchover{Result,From,To,At}, conditions {LeaseHeld, Ready}
- RBAC chart extensions: clusters.postgresql.cnpg.io get/list/watch/
update/patch + /status get; httproutes.* update/patch added;
configmaps full + secrets get for K-Cont-3 wiring
Adds github.com/nats-io/nats.go v1.37.0 to core/controllers/go.mod
(matches existing core/services/shared/events use).
Pre-existing CI failures confirmed on main + merged-through per
canon §7: TestPinIssue + TestBootstrapKit/gitea + (new since C-DB-1
#1153) TestValidate_ExistingBlueprintCorpus blueprint.yaml semver
range "bp-cnpg:1.x" — out-of-scope for K-Cont-2.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): RBAC management UI — multi-grant editor + KC user picker + group/role browsers (slice U1-U4, #1098) (#1154)
Replaces the legacy single-grant UserAccess editor with the EPIC-3
multi-grant editor backed by /rbac/assign (slice A1) and adds three
new sovereign-admin surfaces:
• U1 — MultiGrantEditPage (tier picker + scope chips + KC user picker → POST /rbac/assign)
• U2 — KCUserPicker widget (300ms-debounced type-ahead, federated-IdP badging)
• U3 — GroupBrowserPage (KC group tree + create/delete/attribute-edit, sovereign-admin only)
• U4 — RoleBrowserPage (realm-roles list + members panel + per-OIDC-client roles, sovereign-admin only)
Backend additions:
• internal/handler/keycloak_proxy.go — 8 new endpoints under /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/keycloak/*
proxying to the Sovereign realm's KC Admin API via the existing h.kc seam.
Authorization: U2 reuses /rbac/assign's tier-admin gate; U3 + U4 use the
stricter sovereign-admin gate (admin or owner only) per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5.
• internal/keycloak/admin_users.go — SearchUsers + ListRealmRoleMembers + ListClientRoles
methods on *keycloak.Client with the canonical FederationLink field on User.
Architecture:
• Reuses every canonical seam in the Frontend Compliance UI patterns map
(authedFetch, TanStack Query baseline, no Zustand, render-callback for
treemap-style components). The auto-injected `developer → env-type=dev`
scope is surfaced inline in the form so the operator sees what the
controller will add.
• Scope-key vocabulary validated against NAMING-CONVENTION.md §6 via
pure-function validateScopeKey (per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4 — never
invent label keys). Tier action sets pinned to a frozen table mirroring
EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §6.2.
• New chroot routes /rbac/{grant,groups,roles} mirror the /provision/$id
counterparts so the chroot Sovereign Console reaches the same surface.
Tests:
• Go: 27 new unit tests covering happy paths, 403 auth gates, federation
mapping, limit clamping, 404 paths, plus admin_users HTTP roundtrips.
`go test -count=1 -race ./internal/handler ./internal/keycloak` clean
against this slice's surface; pre-existing TestPinIssue rate-limit
flake stays per canon §7.
• UI vitest: 34 new tests covering tier vocabulary, scope validators,
multi-grant reducer + form validator, role-helpers, KCUserPicker DOM
interactions. Lint baseline matches main (59 errors / 10 warnings,
no new violations).
• Playwright E2E: 7 new specs producing 7 1440x900 snapshots
(rbac-u1/u2/u3/u4-*.png) — all green against a mocked catalyst-api.
Round-trip behavior with /rbac/assign:
• applied=created → green toast "Granted <tier> to <user>"
• applied=updated → green toast "Updated <user>'s grant"
• applied=no-op → green toast "Already granted — no change"
Per `feedback_per_issue_playwright_verification.md` — six per-page
snapshots delivered, never collapsed.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): live install flow — useCatalog + InstallForm + /applications + preview (slice I, #1097) (#1152)
EPIC-2 Slice I: replaces the static applicationCatalog stub with a live install flow driven by catalyst-catalog (slice L, #1148). UI: - src/lib/catalog.api.ts — typed REST client to catalyst-api proxy. - src/lib/useCatalog.ts — TanStack Query hooks (list, item, version, versions). Mirrors the slice U useComplianceStream pattern (REST baseline; no Zustand). - src/widgets/install/InstallForm.tsx — auto-form generator backed by @rjsf/core + @rjsf/validator-ajv8. Honors x-catalyst-ui-hint extensions per BLUEPRINT-AUTHORING.md §4: password (masked input), domain-picker, application-ref, secret-ref. Unknown hints fall back to the default RJSF widget. - src/widgets/install/installFormSchema.ts — pure helpers (buildUiSchema, extractConfigSchema) lifted out so the component module exports only components (react-refresh/only-export-components). - src/pages/sovereign/InstallPage.tsx — catalog grid → form → submit with preview button + status modal. - Routes: /provision/$deploymentId/install (mothership tree) and /install (chroot consoleLayoutRoute), each with a $blueprintName variant for deep-linking. Server (catalyst-api): - internal/handler/catalog_client.go — narrow REST client to catalyst-catalog. CATALYST_CATALOG_URL is env-overridable (INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4); defaults to the in-cluster service FQDN. - internal/handler/applications.go — POST /applications creates the Application CR per ADR-0001 §2.7. Validates parameters against Blueprint.spec.configSchema using core/controllers/pkg/validate (santhosh-tekuri/jsonschema/v5). 201/400/403/404/409/503 surface the canonical error vocabulary the UI status modal renders. - internal/handler/applications_preview.go — POST .../preview renders manifests via core/controllers/pkg/render. Pure simulation (no CR write, no Gitea commit). Response shape is forward-compatible with EPIC-2 T topology preview. - GET .../applications/{name}/status (snapshot) and .../stream (SSE). - Route registration in cmd/api/main.go; catalogClient wired from env unconditionally (handlers surface 502/503 with detail when upstream fails). - internal/handler/applications_test.go — 9 paths: 201 happy, 400 invalid params (configSchema), 400 missing field, 403 unauthorized, 404 unknown blueprint, 409 duplicate, 503 unwired catalog, 502 upstream error, status 200/404, preview 200/400. Promoted packages (per slice L's pattern with the Gitea client): - core/controllers/internal/render → core/controllers/pkg/render. - core/controllers/application/internal/validate → core/controllers/pkg/validate. - products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/go.mod adds a `replace` directive pinning to the in-tree controllers module so the renderer the preview emits is byte-identical to the one application-controller ships at install time. Tests: - Vitest: 5 useCatalog tests, 11 InstallForm tests (16 passed). - Playwright (5 snapshots @ 1440x900): I1 catalog grid, I2 form + password mask, I3 submit + status modal, I4 preview modal, I5 install-with-defaults branch. - go test -count=1 -race ./... clean across both modules. Per per-issue-Playwright-verification rule: 5 snapshots in playwright-report/install-i{1..5}-*.png, one per issue surface. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <269457768+hatiyildiz@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(cnpg-pair): C-DB-1 — bp-cnpg-pair Blueprint (active-hotstandby CNPG cluster-pair across regions) (#1101) (#1153)
EPIC-6 Slice C-DB-1+C-DB-2. Active-hotstandby CNPG cluster-pair as a
companion to bp-cnpg: primary CNPG Cluster CR in region A, replica
Cluster CR in region B configured as a CNPG replica cluster
(replica.enabled=true + externalCluster), WAL streaming over a
Cilium ClusterMesh-shared Service. Per ADR-0001 §9 ClusterMesh is the
only canonical inter-region transport — never public TLS.
What ships:
platform/cnpg-pair/
├── chart/
│ ├── Chart.yaml # bp-cnpg-pair 0.1.0; no-upstream + smoke-render-mode=default-off
│ ├── values.yaml # default-OFF gate; placement schema constrains active-hotstandby ONLY
│ ├── templates/
│ │ ├── _helpers.tpl # fail-fast on empty image.tag; region pair validation
│ │ ├── primary-cluster.yaml # CNPG Cluster CR (region-pinned via openova.io/region affinity)
│ │ ├── replica-cluster.yaml # CNPG Cluster CR (replica.enabled=true; externalClusters[])
│ │ ├── service-replication.yaml # Cilium ClusterMesh global Service
│ │ ├── failover-readiness.yaml # probe Pod flips Ready when WAL lag < threshold
│ │ ├── networkpolicy.yaml # default-deny carve-outs for replication + probe
│ │ └── audit-config.yaml # NATS audit subjects + types this Blueprint emits
│ ├── blueprint.yaml # configSchema + placementSchema (active-hotstandby ONLY)
│ ├── README.md # 80-line deployment + failover semantics
│ └── tests/cnpg-pair-render.sh # 5-case render gate
└── DESIGN.md # topology, lag-threshold rationale, deferred C-DB-3 plan
Default-OFF gate per the brief: helm template with default values
renders ZERO resources; helm template with cnpgPair.enabled=true +
both regions + image.tag renders 8 resources (2 Cluster CRs, 1
Service, 1 Deployment, 3 NetworkPolicies, 1 audit-config ConfigMap).
Empty image.tag fails fast at template-render per Inviolable
Principle #4a; same primary/replica region fails fast (degenerate
pair). All 5 render gates pass locally; helm lint + YAML parse clean.
CI smoke-render gate fix (single-line behavior change in
blueprint-release.yaml): adds a `catalyst.openova.io/smoke-render-
mode: default-off` annotation opt-in so charts that legitimately
render zero at default values (this chart + future bp-*-pair
Blueprints) skip the `<5 lines` empty-render check. The chart's own
tests/cnpg-pair-render.sh covers the enabled-render path; without
the annotation the empty-render check still fires unchanged.
Seam-map additions (return diff for 01-canonical-seams.md Platform
table):
- service.cilium.io/global=true ClusterMesh global Service annotation
(first chart in the repo to use it; pattern reused by Continuum
K-Cont-2 for HTTPRoute weight=0 cross-region drains)
- bp-*-pair active-hotstandby cluster-pair pattern (primary+replica
Cluster CRs colocated in one Blueprint, region-pinned via
openova.io/region node-affinity)
- audit-config ConfigMap co-located with the emitting Blueprint
(label-selector discovery for K-Cont-2 + U-DR-1; future
bp-*-pair Blueprints follow this convention)
- smoke-render-mode=default-off Chart.yaml annotation opt-in for
the blueprint-release smoke gate
C-DB-2 (publish): existing blueprint-release.yaml workflow auto-
detects `platform/*/chart/**` paths — no allowlist edit required.
First push triggers `ghcr.io/openova-io/bp-cnpg-pair:0.1.0` build.
C-DB-3 (1M-row acceptance test) DEFERRED — full plan documented in
DESIGN.md "Deferred — C-DB-3 acceptance test plan" section so the
future implementer's brief is self-contained.
Tests:
- bash platform/cnpg-pair/chart/tests/cnpg-pair-render.sh ✓ 5/5 PASS
- helm lint platform/cnpg-pair/chart ✓ clean
- helm template ... | python3 yaml.safe_load_all ✓ 8 docs parse clean
- smoke-gate logic simulated locally ✓ default-off annotation honored
Pre-existing CI failures untouched:
- TestPinIssue rate-limit flake — not affected by chart-only slice
- TestBootstrapKit/gitea version drift — only iterates over a fixed
10-chart bootstrap list (no cnpg-pair entry)
Out of scope per brief (all deferred to dedicated slices):
- K-Cont-2 reconciler logic
- K-Cont-3 lease witness
- K-Cont-4 Cloudflare Worker
- C-DB-3 1M-row acceptance test
- Application controller changes
- U-DR-1 UI
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(continuum): K-Cont-1 — Continuum product skeleton (chart + binary + GHA workflow, no reconcile yet) (#1101) (#1151)
Slice K-Cont-1 of EPIC-6 (#1101) ships the Continuum product skeleton: - core/controllers/continuum/{cmd,internal/{controller,events}} - cmd/main.go — controller-runtime Manager bootstrap; leader election; /healthz, /readyz, /metrics endpoints; env-only config per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4 - internal/controller — ContinuumReconciler with no-op Reconcile() (K-Cont-2 fills the body); SetupWithManager() watches Continuum CRs via unstructured.Unstructured per ADR-0001 §2.7 (no controller-gen) - internal/events — placeholder package documenting K-Cont-2's NATS audit-event-type list - Containerfile — multi-stage Go build → alpine:3.20 runtime, UID 65534 - products/continuum/chart/ — full Helm chart shape (default-OFF): - Chart.yaml + values.yaml (continuum.enabled: false; image.tag empty; fail-fast on empty tag at render time) - templates/{_helpers.tpl, deployment, service, serviceaccount, rbac, networkpolicy}.yaml - blueprint.yaml — OpenOva Blueprint manifest with configSchema + placementSchema (single-region: management cluster) + depends: bp-cnpg-pair + bp-powerdns - crds/README.md — pointer to the canonical Continuum CRD shipped in products/catalyst/chart/crds/continuum.yaml (B8 #1110); not duplicated - products/continuum/DESIGN.md — chart-vs-binary split decision (Option A: binary in shared core/controllers/ module per CC1 #1135), K-Cont-2 fill list, K-Cont-3 lease witness API contract sketch - .github/workflows/build-continuum-controller.yaml — event-driven CI (NO cron) with go vet + go test -race + helm template ON/OFF resource count gates + fail-fast verification + GHCR build & push (cosign keyless signed) + repository_dispatch for chart-bump fan-out helm template verification: - continuum.enabled=false → 0 resources (default OFF) - continuum.enabled=true + image.tag=ci-test → 6 resources (ServiceAccount, ClusterRole, ClusterRoleBinding, Deployment, Service, NetworkPolicy) - continuum.enabled=true + empty image.tag → render fails per #4a go vet ./continuum/... → clean. go test -count=1 -race → all green. Out of scope (per the K-Cont-1 brief): - Reconcile body — K-Cont-2 - Lease witness implementations — K-Cont-3 - Cloudflare Worker source — K-Cont-4 - bp-cnpg-pair Blueprint — C-DB-1 Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(rbac): Keycloak Identity Provider CRUD + Org-controller federation wire-up (slice F1+F2, #1098) (#1150)
Slice F of EPIC-3: per-Organization Azure SSO / Okta / generic-OIDC
federation reconciled into the per-Sovereign Keycloak realm.
F1 — catalyst-api keycloak client extension:
products/catalyst/bootstrap/api/internal/keycloak/admin_idp.go
- IdentityProvider + IdentityProviderMapper struct types
- GET/POST/PUT/DELETE on /identity-provider/instances/{alias}
- GET/POST/PUT on /identity-provider/instances/{alias}/mappers
- EnsureIdentityProvider — find-or-create + drift-correct via byte-equal
short-circuit on the catalyst-tracked field set; idempotent re-runs
- EnsureIdentityProviderMapper — same idempotency anchor by mapper Name
- 409 race path re-finds and reconciles drift after the sibling create
- Drift detection ignores unknown server-side Config keys (Keycloak
defaults like pkceEnabled) so we don't fight the admin UI
- 9 unit tests covering clean-create / steady-state-no-write /
drift-PUT / 409-race / not-found / list / mapper variants
F2 — organization-controller Reconcile extension:
core/controllers/organization/internal/controller/
- KeycloakClient interface gains EnsureIdentityProvider /
EnsureIdentityProviderMapper / DeleteIdentityProvider
- LiveKeycloak implementation mirrors the F1 admin_idp.go pattern
(no cross-module Go dep on catalyst-api — out-of-process callers
re-implement the narrow surface, like cert-manager-dynadot-webhook)
- Reconciler resolves clientSecretRef from a K8s Secret in the
controller's namespace (default catalyst-controllers) and passes
the value to Keycloak in-memory only (Inviolable Principle #5)
- Federation alias is deterministic: <provider>-<slug> (e.g.
azure-sso-acme) so two Orgs federating to the same upstream IdP
stay isolated
- Empty-federation path best-effort deletes any stray IdP under any
of the supported provider aliases
- Two new status conditions surfaced on every reconcile so the
access-matrix UI can render the federation column unconditionally:
IdentityProviderConfigured (True/AzureSSOConfigured|OktaConfigured|OIDCConfigured
or False/NoFederation|SecretMissing|KCUnreachable)
IdentityProviderClaimMappersConfigured
- 5 new unit tests: AzureSSO happy-path / Secret-missing requeue /
federation idempotent / cleanup-on-drop / Okta provider
- Existing TestReconcile_HappyPath updated for 3-condition assertion
CRD extension — products/catalyst/chart/crds/organization.yaml:
spec.identity.federationConfig already had {issuer, clientId,
clientSecretRef}; this PR adds {tenantId, authorizationUrl, tokenUrl,
jwksUrl, claimMappers[{src,dest}]}. No oneOf branches, no default
inside arrays — passes structural-schema admission. Sample fixture
(organization-sample-valid.yaml) extended.
RBAC — chart + kubebuilder source:
Adds secrets:get/list/watch to organization-controller ClusterRole
so the reconciler can read the federation client-secret K8s Secret.
Test coverage:
go test -count=1 -race ./internal/keycloak/... OK
go test -count=1 -race ./core/controllers/organization/... OK
go vet ./... clean across both modules
Pre-existing flake confirmed: TestPinIssue_ConcurrentRapidFireRateLimit
(canon §7 — CI-runner timing flake)
Refs: docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §6.4
docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md §4 (no hardcoded values), §5 (secrets)
ADR-0001 §2.7 (Org CR is source of truth, KC is reconciliation target)
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalog): catalog-svc HTTP REST service + chart wiring (slice L1+L2, #1097) (#1148)
EPIC-2 Slice L of #1097. Multi-source Blueprint catalog HTTP REST service backed by Gitea (3 sources: public mirror, sovereign-curated, per-Org private). Replaces the per-Org SME catalog per ADR-0001 §4.3 (different scope: SME's was Org-bound; catalyst-catalog is Sovereign- wide multi-source). L1 — core/services/catalyst-catalog/ Go service: - Separate go.mod (services group is for HTTP services, controllers group is for CRD reconcilers — documented in DESIGN.md). - Imports the unified Gitea client via Go module replace directive. - Promoted core/controllers/internal/gitea → pkg/gitea so the catalog (a sibling Go module) can import it (Go internal/ rule). 5 Group C controllers updated atomically. - HTTP REST endpoints: /api/v1/catalog{,/{name},/{name}/versions, /{name}/versions/{version}} + /healthz. - Source resolution priority on collision: private > sovereign > public. - Per-Org access filter: caller's Claims.Groups[] determines visible private blueprints; Org A user does NOT see Org B's private set. - 30s TTL LRU cache on blueprint.yaml reads (capacity 1024 default). - Session-cookie / Bearer / ?access_token= claim extraction matching catalyst-api's seam; expired-token rejection in-process. - Containerfile: distroless-static, non-root UID 65532. L2 — products/catalyst/chart/templates/services/catalog/ wiring: - 5 templates (deployment, service, serviceaccount, rbac, httproute) + _helpers.tpl. Default-OFF gate via .Values.services.catalog.enabled. - helm template: 0 catalog resources when OFF, 6 when ON. - Empty image.tag fail-fasts at render per Inviolable Principle #4a. - HTTPRoute exposes /api/v1/catalog on api.<sovereign> hostname. - Chart bumped 1.4.85 → 1.4.86. Gitea client extension (canonical seam, NOT per-service variant): - +ListOrgRepos(ctx, org) []Repo — paginated repo listing. - +ListContents(ctx, org, repo, branch, path) []ContentEntry — directory listing for per-Org shared-blueprints fan-out. GitHub Actions workflow: - .github/workflows/catalyst-catalog-build.yaml — push-on-paths + pull_request + workflow_dispatch (NO cron). go vet + go test (race + count=1) + image build → GHCR :<sha>. repository_dispatch fan-out to chart-bump matches the Group C controllers' pattern. Tests (3-tier gate): unit (config, cache, auth, source, handler) + integration (httptest-backed Gitea fixtures across all 3 sources + priority + per-Org access). All green; race detector on. L3 (SME catalog retirement) is deferred per the EPIC-2 master brief. GraphQL deferred (REST first; gqlgen would pull ~80MB of indirect deps for a feature no UI consumer has asked for yet). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(api): PUT /environments/{env}/policy handler — wires slice U PolicyModeToggle (slice X, #1096) (#1147)
Adds HandleEnvironmentPolicyMode at PUT /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/environments/{env}/policy
backing the slice U PolicyModeToggle widget shipped via #1144. Writes
EnvironmentPolicy.spec.compliance.modes via the dynamic client; the
EnvironmentPolicy controller (separately reconciled) consumes that map and
flips Kyverno's per-namespace validationFailureAction. Per ADR-0001 §2.7
the handler ONLY writes to the CR; per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4 the 19
K-slice policy names are discovered at request time via a live ClusterPolicy
list filtered by catalyst.openova.io/policy-tier=compliance — never
hardcoded. Per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #5 the caller must hold tier-admin or
higher (mirrors rbac_assign.go's authorization shape).
Behavior: 200 on create | update | no-op (Applied field discriminates),
400 on unknown policy / invalid mode / empty modes, 403 without tier-admin,
404 on missing Environment or unknown deployment, 409 after race-tolerant
3-retry on Update conflict.
Tests: 14 cases covering the full coverage matrix (created / merged /
no-op idempotent / unknown policy / invalid mode / empty modes / 403 / admin
allowed / 404 env / 404 dep / 409 retry) plus pure-helper coverage of
mergeEnvironmentPolicyModes (4 sub-cases) and policyModeCallerAuthorized
(9 sub-cases). go test -count=1 -race clean. go vet clean.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(rbac): Keycloak composite realm-role bootstrap on catalyst-api startup (slice T2, #1098) (#1146)
EPIC-3 slice T2 — at catalyst-api startup, an opt-in goroutine
materialises the 5 catalog-tier composite realm-roles
(catalyst-{viewer,developer,operator,admin,owner}) per
docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §6.2 in the configured Sovereign
Keycloak realm. Re-runs are idempotent no-ops once the chain is in
place.
What landed:
- internal/keycloak/admin_roles.go — new ListRealmRoleComposites,
AddRealmRoleComposites, EnsureCompositeRealmRole methods (KC Admin
REST API: GET /roles/{name}/composites/realm + POST /composites).
Idempotent attach: pre-checks parent's current composites and only
POSTs missing children.
- internal/keycloak/realm_bootstrap.go — new EnsureTierRealmRoles
driver + CatalogTierBootstrapPlan (Go-source canonical chain per
INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4: viewer leaf → developer → operator →
admin → owner). Encodes the integer ordering as the role's
`tier-level` attribute so the access-matrix UI can sort tiers
without a hardcoded list.
- cmd/api/main.go — non-blocking goroutine wired behind
KEYCLOAK_BOOTSTRAP_TIER_ROLES (default false). Reuses existing
CATALYST_KC_ADDR/REALM/SA_CLIENT_{ID,SECRET} credentials. Polls
Keycloak readiness for up to 30s, then capped backoff (5 attempts
at 0/5/10/20/40s) before giving up — the next catalyst-api
restart picks the bootstrap up again.
- chart/templates/api-deployment.yaml — env wiring with default
"false" to preserve current contabo behaviour (whose openova realm
has its own role taxonomy). Per-Sovereign HelmRelease overlays
flip to "true" to opt in.
Tests (all pass with -race):
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_CleanSlate — 5 role POSTs + 4 composite
POSTs from empty realm; tier-level attribute round-trips.
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_AlreadyPopulated_NoWrites — 0 writes when
all 5 roles + 4 composites already present.
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_OneMissing_PartialWrites — exactly 1 role
POST + 2 composite POSTs when catalyst-operator + its two
composite links are missing.
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_RoleCreate401_SurfacesError — 401 from KC
bubbles up so the startup goroutine can decide whether to retry.
- TestEnsureTierRealmRoles_RealmMismatch_Rejects — guards against a
caller passing a realm that doesn't match the Client's bound realm.
- TestEnsureCompositeRealmRole_AlreadyAttached_NoWrite — idempotent
attach when the composite is already present.
- TestListRealmRoleComposites_NotFound — 404 on a missing parent
surfaces ErrRoleNotFound.
- TestAddRealmRoleComposites_EmptyChildren_NoHTTP — short-circuits
to a no-op without touching the network.
Out of scope (per master brief): UserAccess controller (T3+C5),
keycloak-config-cli Job (chart-install lifecycle, orthogonal),
Azure SSO federation (slice F).
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(useraccess-controller): tier-aware RoleBinding emission + developer scope auto-injection (slice T3 + C5-followup, #1098) (#1145)
Slice T3 (developer scope auto-injection — generic, annotation-driven)
+ C5-followup (tier-aware RoleBinding emission honoring spec.tierRoleRef
+ spec.scopes[]) — bundled per
.claude/architect-briefs/epic-3/03-T3-C5-tier-aware-useraccess-controller.md.
Slice T3 — generic, annotation-driven scope auto-injection:
- Read tier from canonical CR label catalyst.openova.io/tier=<tier>
(slice T1 #1142 source-of-truth).
- Look up openova:tier-<tier> ClusterRole, read
catalyst.openova.io/enforced-scopes annotation (JSON list of
{key, value} rows authored by slice T1 from
.Values.tierActions[<tier>].enforcedScopes).
- Auto-inject missing scopes via JSON merge-patch on spec.scopes[]
(idempotent — only patches when there's a diff).
- Surface decision via Status condition EnforcedScopeApplied with
reasons {AutoInjected, AlreadyPresent, NoTierLabel,
TierClusterRoleNotFound} + companion TierResolved condition.
- Generic across tiers: zero hardcoded developer special case.
Future tiers add their own enforced scopes via the helm values
block; controller picks them up automatically.
Slice C5-followup — tier-aware emission:
- When spec.tierRoleRef is set, take tier path; else fall back to
legacy spec.applications[] path (don't break existing CRs).
- Wildcard or empty scopes -> emit a single ClusterRoleBinding
against spec.tierRoleRef.
- Otherwise translate spec.scopes[] to namespace targets via
AND-within intersection over the namespace cache; one RoleBinding
per matched namespace.
- Coexistence: a CR with BOTH tierRoleRef AND applications[] uses
tier path; applications[] ignored with explicit status-condition
note.
- Drift detection + cleanup reuses existing label-selector list +
upsert + orphan-deletion paths.
- New Status condition BindingsReconciled surfaces emission outcome.
Spec parsing:
- ParseSpec accepts BOTH the post-A1 {key, value} scope shape and
the legacy {labelKey, labelValue} shape (forward/back-compat).
- Tier resolved from CR label first, falls back to spec.tier.
- spec.tierRoleRef parsed into UserAccessSpec.TierRoleRef.
- Validation: a CR is valid as long as ONE materialization path is
authored — applications[] OR tierRoleRef. Pure-applications and
pure-tier shapes both accepted.
Test coverage (45 tests in this package, +30 new):
T3 paths:
- developer + missing env-type=dev -> auto-injected, AutoInjected
- developer + env-type=dev present -> no-op, AlreadyPresent
- tier label missing -> EnforcedScopeApplied=False/NoTierLabel
- tier ClusterRole missing -> EnforcedScopeApplied=False/TierClusterRoleNotFound
- non-developer + custom annotation -> auto-injected (validates generic path)
- empty annotation -> AlreadyPresent
- malformed JSON annotation -> tolerated, legacy path still works
- parseEnforcedScopesAnnotation -> happy / empty / invalid / dedup+sort
C5-followup paths:
- tierRoleRef + application scope -> RoleBinding in matching ns
- tierRoleRef + org scope -> RoleBindings across all org-labeled ns
- tierRoleRef + wildcard scope -> single ClusterRoleBinding
- tierRoleRef + empty scopes -> single ClusterRoleBinding
- tierRoleRef + AND-within -> only namespaces matching ALL scopes
- legacy applications[] path -> regression, still works
- both shapes coexist -> tier wins, applications[] ignored
- no matching namespaces -> 0 bindings, condition still True
- drift recovery on tier RB -> roleRef restored on next pass
- orphan cleanup on scope shrink -> only matching ns survives
- non-standard tierRoleRef -> still emits (no panic)
ParseSpec:
- tier-only shape (no applications) -> valid
- both scope shapes accepted -> {key,value} + {labelKey,labelValue}
- tier label takes precedence -> over spec.tier
go test -count=1 -race ./useraccess/... clean (45 PASS, 0 FAIL).
go vet ./... clean across the whole core/controllers module.
Architecture compliance:
- ADR-0001 §2.3 amendment: in-cluster Go controller, NOT Crossplane.
- INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4: never invent label keys — all scope keys
are from canonical NAMING-CONVENTION.md §6.
- Manara DNA: scope matcher in core/controllers/internal/labels/scope.go
REUSED — not duplicated.
- Single shared core/controllers/go.mod (Path A from CC1 #1135).
Out of scope (untouched per brief):
- /rbac/assign + /rbac/access-matrix handlers (A1+A2 already shipped)
- UserAccess CRD (A1 added the fields)
- Composition templates (legacy fallback stays)
- Keycloak realm-role bootstrap (slice T2 — separate)
- UI
Effect on EPIC-3 U7 access-matrix UI: developer-tier-without-env-type
warnings (rbac_matrix.go:191) WILL NOT fire after this lands — the
controller auto-injects env-type=dev on every developer-tier CR before
the matrix endpoint observes it.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-ui): compliance dashboards (SRE + SecLead + App + per-policy + toggle, slice U, #1096) (#1144)
- U1: /admin/compliance/sre + /sre/compliance — SRE Lead fleet treemap (Recharts)
- U2: /admin/compliance/security + /sec/compliance — Security-Lead variant (security palette)
- U3: AppDetail Compliance tab — score hero + drift panel + "what to fix to 90%" list
- U4: /admin/compliance/policy/$policyName + /compliance/policy/$policyName — drill-down with violations table + failures-per-environment bar chart
- U5: PolicyModeToggle widget — Audit↔Enforce switch with confirm dialog + diff copy + PUT /environments/{env}/policy
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feat(rbac): /rbac/assign find-or-create + /rbac/access-matrix + boundary validator (slice A, #1098) (#1143)
EPIC-3 slice A bundles three deliverables on top of the just-landed
slice T1 (5-tier ClusterRoles):
A1 — POST /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/rbac/assign
Find-or-create-role endpoint backing the multi-grant editor (slice
U1). Race-tolerant 409 retry follows the EnsureUser pattern. Three
paths: created / updated (tier rotation on existing scope) / no-op.
Authoring side: writes UserAccess CR with metadata.labels[
catalyst.openova.io/tier]=<tier> + spec.tierRoleRef + spec.scopes[].
A2 — GET /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/rbac/access-matrix
Manara-style users × applications × tier matrix with per-CR
warnings (developer-tier missing env-type=dev surfaces inline).
Optional org/application filters. Pure aggregator extracted for
testability — no apiserver, no clock.
A3 — Kyverno ClusterPolicy `useraccess-boundary`
Denies cross-Organization UserAccess grants unless the requester
is a member of a management Org with tier=owner. Default Audit
(values-driven action). Test fixtures + kyverno-test.yaml shape
ready for kyverno-CLI CI step in a follow-up slice.
UserAccess CRD extension:
- spec.tierRoleRef (string, openova:tier-* pattern)
- spec.scopes[] ({key, value})
- applications[] no longer required (legacy + new shapes coexist)
Test coverage (26 new tests, race-clean):
- A1: 3-path find-or-create, 409 retry, validation, 404
- A2: matrix shape + filters + warnings, http happy/empty/404
- Pure helpers: scope normalization/equality, CR-name determinism
Pre-existing failure `TestPinIssue_ConcurrentRapidFireRateLimit`
(rate-limit timing flake) reproduced on clean main per canon §7;
not introduced by this slice.
Refs: EPIC-3 master brief at .claude/architect-briefs/epic-3/, slice
A brief at 02-A-rbac-assignment-endpoints.md, T1 ancestor #1142.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati.yildiz@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(rbac): land 5-tier ClusterRoles (slice T1, #1098) (#1142)
Renders 5 ClusterRoles `openova:tier-{viewer,developer,operator,admin,owner}`
via Helm template with inherit-chain expansion. Find-or-create-role
endpoint (slice A1, future) targets these via roleRef on UserAccess CRs.
Per-tier action sets in values.yaml's new `tierActions:` block (227
lines authored by EPIC-3-T agent before stream timeout — Coordinator
finished the template + helper):
- tier-viewer (level 10): 6 rules — `*.read` on common kinds
- tier-developer (level 20): 10 rules — viewer + workloads.exec/console
+ tickets + sessions.playback. Auto-injected scope `openova.io/env-type=dev`
surfaced via ClusterRole annotation (slice T3 follow-up reads it).
- tier-operator (level 30): 15 rules — developer + console.connect.admin
+ sam.manage + patches.manage + tickets.accept
- tier-admin (level 40): 29 rules — operator + compute.* (no delete)
+ credentials.* + applications.* + actions.* + accounts.* + networks.*
+ sessions.* + workloads.*
- tier-owner (level 50): 33 rules — admin + rbac.* + organization.*
+ compute.delete
Total 93 RBAC rules across the 5 ClusterRoles.
Inherit chain expansion via _tier-helpers.tpl `catalyst.tierRules`
template helper. Each ClusterRole's `metadata.labels` carries:
- `catalyst.openova.io/tier-name: <tier>`
- `catalyst.openova.io/tier-level: <int>` (10/20/30/40/50; same integer
the Keycloak realm-role attribute carries — admin_roles.go:88-92)
`metadata.annotations.catalyst.openova.io/enforced-scopes` JSON-encodes
the per-tier scope auto-injection contract (developer-only today).
Per ADR-0001 §2.7: ClusterRoles (not Roles) so the same role works for
both namespace-scoped (RoleBinding) and cluster-scoped (ClusterRoleBinding)
UserAccess targets.
Per docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #4: every action set is in values.yaml,
not hardcoded — operators extend per-Sovereign without editing the
template. The `tiers.enabled` master gate + per-tier `enforcedScopes[]`
are also operator-tunable.
Validated:
- `helm lint` clean (1 INFO about chart icon, pre-existing)
- `helm template` renders exactly 5 ClusterRoles with the expected
inherit-chain rule counts (6 → 10 → 15 → 29 → 33)
- Inherit chain helper handles base case (viewer has no inherit) and
caps recursion at 10 levels (defensive)
Out of scope (deferred to follow-up slices):
- T2: Keycloak composite realm-role bootstrap (init Job in catalyst-api
startup that creates 5 `catalyst-<tier>` realm roles + composite chain)
- T3: useraccess-controller mod for developer scope auto-injection
(reads enforced-scopes annotation from this template's ClusterRoles)
Refs: #1094, #1098, docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §6.2
(authoritative tier action-set spec).
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(catalyst-api): compliance score aggregator + handler (slice S, #1096) (#1141)
Joins Kyverno PolicyReports + slice W2's compliance-evaluator events
+ EnvironmentPolicy weights into per-resource → per-Application →
per-Environment → per-Organization → per-Sovereign weighted scores.
Outputs SSE for live updates, REST for snapshots, Prometheus
catalyst_compliance_* gauges/counters, and (when CATALYST_NATS_URL is
wired) NATS JetStream KV `policy-rollup` for replayable history.
S1 — internal/handler/compliance.go:
* REST endpoints under /api/v1/sovereigns/{id}/compliance/
- GET /scorecard — per-app/env/org/sovereign rollups
- GET /policies — per-policy weight + mode + violation tally
- GET /violations — paginated fail rows, ?app=<name>
- GET /stream — SSE for live score updates
* Watch loop subscribes to k8scache.Factory fanout for kinds
{policyreport, clusterpolicyreport, compliance-evaluator,
deployment, statefulset, daemonset, pod}. Per ADR-0001 §5
every score recompute is event-driven; no polling.
* Pure computeScore() function with edge cases tested:
all-pass=100, all-fail=0, half-pass=50, skip drops from denom,
empty-weights fallback to equal weights, stateful/stateless scope
filters, missing verdict drops policy, warn pulls score down.
* NATS KV writes via nil-tolerant PolicyRollupPublisher interface
keyed `<scope>:<id>`. Sentinel resolver wires when env is set;
nil keeps the aggregator running on SSE+Prometheus only.
* EnvironmentPolicy CR resolution via dynamic-client; nil/404
falls back to default equal-weights so a fresh Sovereign without
a tuned policy still scores correctly.
S2 — platform/mimir/chart/templates/prometheusrule-compliance.yaml:
* Recording rules:
- catalyst:compliance_score:by_application:1h_avg
- catalyst:compliance_violations:by_policy:5m_rate
- catalyst:compliance_score:by_sovereign:1h_avg
- catalyst:compliance_policy_enforcing:by_policy
* Pager alerts: ComplianceScoreRegression (>10pt drop in 1h) +
ComplianceEnforcingPolicyHighViolations (>50/hr in enforcing
mode). Every threshold a values.yaml knob per
docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #4.
* Capabilities-gated on monitoring.coreos.com/v1 so a fresh
Sovereign without bp-kube-prometheus-stack doesn't fail render.
Tests:
* 18 unit + integration tests in compliance_test.go covering the
full computeScore matrix, the watch-loop end-to-end via
Factory.Publish injection, and every HTTP endpoint (scorecard,
policies, violations pagination, stream, 503 nil-handler).
* `go test -count=1 -race ./internal/handler/...` clean (5 runs).
* `go vet ./...` clean.
Pre-existing CI failures (TestPinIssue_ConcurrentRapidFireRateLimit,
TestRun_FailsFastOnDynadotError, TestAuthHandover_HappyPath nil-ptr,
TestValidate_*Harbor_robot_token*) confirmed not introduced by this
slice — they reproduce on clean main.
Per ADR-0001 §3 (5 stores): score history lives in NATS JetStream KV;
no Postgres/FerretDB shadow store. Per ADR-0001 §5 (event-driven):
every score recompute fires off a Subscribe event. Per
INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4: SSE retention, KV TTL, alert thresholds all
runtime-configurable.
Closes the S column of EPIC-1 master plan; UI slices U1-U5 can now
consume the SSE event shape.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hati@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(k8scache): subscribe to PolicyReport + 5 custom evaluators (slice W, #1096) (#1139)
W1: extend `internal/k8scache/kinds.go` `DefaultKinds` with
`wgpolicyk8s.io/v1alpha2/PolicyReport` (namespaced) and
`ClusterPolicyReport` (cluster-scoped). Reports flow through the
existing `Factory.dispatch` → `fanout` → SSE subscribers — no special
treatment. Test coverage: `TestPolicyReport_FlowsThroughSSEFanout`
applies a synthetic PolicyReport + ClusterPolicyReport via the fake
dynamic client and asserts both ADD events arrive at a kind-filtered
subscriber.
W2: new package `internal/k8scache/evaluators/` shipping 5 custom
evaluators that emit synthetic PolicyReport-shaped rows on the
`compliance-evaluator` SSE channel:
- hpa.go — HPA `spec.minReplicas` vs `status.currentReplicas`,
with Pod → ReplicaSet → Deployment owner chain.
- otel.go — OTel collector sidecar OR Pod auto-inject annotation
+ namespace Instrumentation CR.
- hubble.go — Hubble Observer flow check (DEFERRED: cilium/cilium
client not pulled by current deps; evaluator emits
skip when `Config.HubbleEnabled=false`, follow-up
slice wires the gRPC client).
- harbor.go — image starts with `<HarborDomain>/...` or operator-
supplied allow-list prefix; fail on docker.io / ghcr.io
direct refs.
- flux.go — `app.kubernetes.io/managed-by: flux` label OR Flux
ownerRef on the Pod or its controller.
Engine architecture (per ADR-0001 §5):
- Subscribes to Pod ADD/MODIFY events from the watcher.
- 30s ticker re-evaluates over the in-process Indexer (no apiserver
polling — pure cache reads).
- Publishes synthetic events via the new exported
`Factory.Publish(Event)` method which re-uses the same fanout the
architecture-graph subscribers consume.
- `KindComplianceEvaluator = "compliance-evaluator"` constant for
the score aggregator (slice S1) to subscribe to.
Per INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4: every threshold (HPA min replicas,
Hubble lookback, Harbor regex, OTel annotation prefix, Flux label
key/value) is a Config field — no hardcoded values.
Tests (28 unit cases, 17 evaluator-specific covering pass/fail/skip
matrix per evaluator + 8 engine + 1 helper):
- go test -count=1 -race ./internal/k8scache/... → CLEAN
- go vet ./... → CLEAN
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatice@openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(bp-kyverno): land 19 compliance ClusterPolicy templates (slice K, #1096) (#1138)
Slice K of EPIC-1 (#1096) compliance engine — author the baseline policy library that the score aggregator (slice S) will consume via PolicyReport rows. K1 ships 13 baseline policies + K2 ships 7 added policies. One of the K2 policies (hubble-flows-seen #16) is a stub file — Kyverno can't natively reach Cilium Hubble's gRPC API, so the synthetic PolicyReport row is emitted by slice W2's hubble.go evaluator (per design §4.1). Stub keeps the policy slot explicit in the bundle. Architecture per docs/EPICS-1-6-unified-design.md §4.3: K1 (13 baseline) 01 multi-replica-drainability (resilience, permissive) 02 pdb-permits-eviction (resilience, permissive) 03 topology-spread (resilience, permissive) 04 probes-present (resilience, enforcing) 05 resource-requests (resilience, enforcing) 06 resource-limits (resilience, permissive) 07 pvc-volume-expansion (resilience, permissive — stateful) 08 hpa-effective (resilience, permissive) 09 cilium-l7-mtls (security, enforcing) 10 flux-managed (governance, enforcing) 11 harbor-proxy-pull (governance, enforcing) 12 image-tag-pinned (governance, enforcing) 13 prometheus-scrape (observability, permissive) K2 (7 added) 14 networkpolicy-present (security, permissive) 15 otel-injected (observability, permissive) 16 hubble-flows-seen (deferred to W2 evaluator) 17 runasnonroot-readonlyrootfs (security, permissive) 18 cosign-verified (security, permissive) 19 secret-not-in-env (security, permissive) 20 backup-configured (resilience, permissive) Per docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #4 every operationally-meaningful value is runtime-configurable via .Values.compliancePolicies.<name>.*: - enabled (default false — operator opts in) - action (Audit | Enforce; default Audit; flipped per-Environment by EnvironmentPolicy.spec.compliance.modes once C2 controller lands) - excludeNamespaces (default exempts kube-system, flux-system, etc.) - per-policy specifics (allowedRegistryRegex, cosign keys, ...) Test gate (helm template): - default-OFF (no overrides): 0 ClusterPolicy rendered - all-ON : 19 ClusterPolicy rendered helm lint clean both ways. Slice S1 (score aggregator) will join PolicyReport rows from these policies + synthetic rows from W2 evaluators against EnvironmentPolicy weights. UI surfaces (slices U1-U5) consume the SSE/NATS rollups. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(catalyst-chart): wire 5 Group C controllers into bp-catalyst-platform deploy templates (CC3, #1095) (#1137)
Each Group C controller (slices C1, C2, C3, C4, C5) shipped its own
deploy/{deployment,rbac}.yaml under core/controllers/<name>/ but those
manifests were NOT yet rendered as Helm templates — a fresh Sovereign
provisioning today does not deploy any of the 5 controllers. CC3
closes that gap.
What this commit ships:
products/catalyst/chart/templates/controllers/:
- _helpers.tpl — shared label / image / SA-name helpers (5 controllers)
- organization-controller-{serviceaccount,clusterrole,clusterrolebinding,deployment}.yaml
- environment-controller-{...}
- blueprint-controller-{...}
- application-controller-{...}
- useraccess-controller-{...}
Values gate: each controller defaults to .Values.controllers.<name>.enabled: false. Operator opts in per-Sovereign.
Per docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md #4a, deployments fail-fast at template
time if .Values.controllers.<name>.image.tag is empty — CI MUST stamp
a SHA before render. No :latest path exists.
Per canon §5: RBAC ClusterRoles tightened to least-privilege per
controller (the original deploy/rbac.yaml on each agent's PR sometimes
over-granted; this slice audits each):
- organization: get/list/watch Organizations + create/update UserAccess
- environment: get/list/watch Environments + watch Org + GitRepository CRUD
- blueprint: get/list/watch Blueprints + Gitea API write (no in-cluster RBAC)
- application: get/list/watch Applications + watch Env + watch Blueprint
- useraccess: get/list/watch UserAccess + create/update/delete RoleBinding +
ClusterRoleBinding + read on openova:application-* ClusterRoles
ServiceAccount names follow catalyst-<controller>-controller pattern
(consistent with existing catalyst-cutover-driver SA).
Validation:
- helm lint: 1 chart linted, 0 failed (single INFO about chart icon —
pre-existing, not introduced here)
- helm template with all controllers.*.enabled=false: 9 resources
rendered (existing baseline — api, ui, cutover-driver, etc.) — gate
works, 0 controller resources rendered
- helm template with all controllers.*.enabled=true (+ test SHA tags):
29 resources total = 9 baseline + EXACTLY 20 new controller resources
(5 ServiceAccount + 5 ClusterRole + 5 ClusterRoleBinding + 5 Deployment)
- Without image.tag set: template intentionally fails per
INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES #4a — verified
Image tags SHA-pinned via .Values.controllers.<name>.image.tag, never
:latest. CI image-build pipelines for each controller already exist
(.github/workflows/build-<name>-controller.yaml shipped by C1/C2/C3/C4/C5
agents) — extending those to PUSH images to GHCR is a follow-up slice
(those workflows currently only run go test, no image build yet).
After this PR merges, EPIC-0 is FULLY code-complete + deployable. Only
G2 + G3 (real Hetzner cluster bring-up via the multi-region tofu module
from G1) remain as operator-side actions.
Refs: #1094, #1095, slice C1 (#1129), C2 (#1127), C3 (#1126),
C4 (#1133), C5 (#1128).
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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refactor(controllers): unified Gitea client SUPERSET API + consolidation (CC2, #1095) (#1136)
CC1 (#1135) promoted the easy-to-merge shared internals (semver, render, placement, labels) but explicitly DEFERRED the Gitea HTTP client because the four Group C controllers (slices C1-C4) shipped four divergent client surfaces: * organization (C1): Org+Repo CRUD with `Org`/`Repo` struct returns; `EnsureRepo(ctx, org, name, desc, private) (Repo, error)` * blueprint (C3): File CRUD via `*FileResponse`; `EnsureRepo(ctx, org, repo) error` * environment (C2): File CRUD via `*FileContent` + `UpsertFile` (with committer attribution); BaseURL must include `/api/v1` * application (C4): File CRUD via `*FileResponse`; `EnsureRepo(ctx, org, repo) error` + `EnsureBranch` The two `EnsureRepo` shapes collide on signature. CC2's task: design the SUPERSET, migrate every controller without behavior change. What CC2 ships: * `core/controllers/internal/gitea/{client,DESIGN}.go` + `client_test.go` — single unified Client. The SUPERSET method list: Org+Repo CRUD (won from): C1 — only implementer GetOrg(ctx, slug) (Org, error) CreateOrg(ctx, slug, fullName, desc, vis) (Org, error) EnsureOrg(ctx, slug, fullName, desc, vis) (Org, error) GetRepo(ctx, owner, name) (Repo, error) CreateRepo(ctx, org, name, desc, private, autoInit, defBranch) (Repo, error) EnsureRepo(ctx, org, name, desc, private) (Repo, error) ← C1 surface; C3+C4 callers discard the Repo EnsureBranch(ctx, org, repo, branch) error (won from): C4 GetFile(ctx, org, repo, branch, path) (File, error) (won from): C2 — has repo-vs-file 404 distinction PutFile(...) (File, committed bool, err error) (won from): C4 signature + C1 byte-equal short-circuit + C2 PutFileOpts for committer DeleteFile(ctx, org, repo, branch, path, msg) (bool, error) (won from): C3/C4 (identical) Errors: ErrOrgNotFound, ErrRepoNotFound, ErrFileNotFound + HTTPError + IsNotFound() + IsConflict() — covers every prior helper. BaseURL semantics canonicalized: takes Gitea root WITHOUT `/api/v1`; client appends internally. environment-controller's GITEA_API_URL default updated to drop the `/api/v1` suffix. 26 tests covering every reconciler-relevant code path including: * EnsureOrg / EnsureRepo / EnsureBranch find-or-create + 422/409 races * PutFile create / update / byte-equal short-circuit / with author * GetFile / DeleteFile typed sentinels (ErrFileNotFound vs ErrRepoNotFound) * IsNotFound / IsConflict coverage of typed sentinels + HTTPError * Per-controller migration: * organization (C1): EnsureOrg/EnsureRepo same; PutFile arg-order swap (path↔branch — C1 was the outlier) and `(_, _, err :=)` triple. 1 reconciler call site updated. * blueprint (C3): EnsureRepo wrapped with the canonical description literal + private=false (catalog Org). 1 reconciler call site. * environment (C2): GiteaClient interface updated; UpsertFile → PutFile with PutFileOpts for committer attribution; *Org → Org. cmd/main.go drops trailing `/api/v1` from default GITEA_API_URL. 1 reconciler call site + 1 fake. * application (C4): Gitea interface updated to match new shape; EnsureRepo wrapped with description + private=true literal. 1 reconciler call site + 1 fake. * Each per-controller `internal/gitea/` directory deleted (4 dirs, ~2400 LoC removed). Test-coverage delta: Pre-CC2 client tests: 4 + 4 + 10 + 5 = 23 tests across 4 packages Post-CC2 shared tests: 26 tests in one package (+3 net) Per-controller tests: unchanged in count, all still GREEN Verified locally: go vet ./... — clean go test -count=1 -race ./... — every package GREEN go build per controller cmd/ — all 5 binaries link Architecture rules preserved: * No behavior change for any existing call site (the SUPERSET is strictly a union; reconciler logic byte-identical). * Single shared go.mod; no new module path. * Idempotency anchor (PutFile byte-equal short-circuit) preserved. * No new Gitea API methods beyond union of existing usage. * No deploy-manifest changes (env-controller's URL drop is cmd-side default; no chart template touches GITEA_API_URL yet). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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refactor(controllers): promote duplicated internal/ packages to shared core/controllers/internal/ (CC1, #1095) (#1135)
Slice CC1 of EPIC-0 (#1095) — Coordinator-led consolidation. The 5 Group C controllers (slices C1-C5: organization, environment, blueprint, application, useraccess) all merged with their own per-controller go.mod + per-controller internal/ tree. This PR canonicalizes the shared layout per `02-implementer-canon.md` §1+§2: * One go.mod at core/controllers/go.mod (Path A — single shared module) * Shared helpers under core/controllers/internal/: - semver/ (was: blueprint/internal/semver + application/internal/semver, now exposes blueprint's IsValidRange + app's IsExact, with the union of both test corpora) - placement/ (was: application/internal/placement; promoted per seam map) - render/ (was: application/internal/render; promoted per seam map) - labels/ (was: useraccess/internal/labels; promoted per seam map — Manara-style scope matcher, owner-of-record C5) Module-discipline decision (Path A vs Path B): Path A. The 5 controllers' go.mod files use the same controller-runtime v0.19.0, k8s.io/* @ 0.31.x, sigs.k8s.io/yaml v1.4.0, etc. The only drift was organization-controller on k8s.io/api 0.31.0 vs the others on 0.31.1 — a trivial bump. Independent dep-version pinning would only be valuable if a controller needed a hostile dep the others shouldn't pull; nothing in the current tree is hostile. Containerfiles + workflows updated: * 5 Containerfiles now COPY core/controllers/{go.mod,go.sum,internal/} plus the per-controller tree from a repo-root build context. * 4 per-controller workflows (application/environment/organization/ useraccess; blueprint-controller has no dedicated workflow yet) now trigger on core/controllers/{<name>/**, internal/**, go.mod, go.sum} and run go vet + go test scoped to their own tree + shared internal. * useraccess workflow context flipped from core/controllers/useraccess to . (repo root) so the Containerfile can reach the shared go.mod. Subpackages NOT promoted in this PR (compromise — flagged for follow-up): * gitea/ — 4 of 5 controllers each ship a Gitea HTTP client. The APIs DIVERGE (organization has Org+Repo CRUD with Repo struct return values; application/blueprint/environment have File CRUD with Org-not-found sentinel). A SUPERSET package would require renaming methods (e.g. EnsureRepo collides on signature) which crosses the brief's "no API redesign" line. CC2 follow-up slice should design the unified surface before promoting. * validate/ — application's package validates Application.spec.parameters against a JSON Schema (santhosh-tekuri lib); blueprint's validates Blueprint CR business rules (semver-backed). Same dir name, completely different functions — not actually duplicates. * gitops/ — environment's renders Flux GitRepository for an Environment; organization's renders HelmRelease+Namespace for an Org. Same dir name, different inputs and outputs. Test-coverage delta: pre-consolidation 134 root-level tests (sum across 5 modules); post-consolidation 133 tests. Net delta -1: blueprint and application each had their own TestIsValidRange in their semver pkg; the shared semver pkg's TestIsValidRange now exercises the union of both controllers' valid+invalid input corpora — coverage strictly improved even though one redundant test name disappeared. Verified locally: go build + go vet + `go test -count=1 -race ./...` all clean; all 5 controller binaries (cmd/) link successfully. Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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fix(api): unbreak 3 pre-existing CI test failures (EPIC-0 stretch) (#1132)
Triages and fixes the 3 known-failing tests blocking every PR's `test` CI job (per brief 04-fix-pre-existing-CI-failures.md, slice EPIC-0/H10). Each test was a pre-existing failure on `main` documented at #1095. All fixes are test-only — no production code changed. 1. internal/handler::TestAuthHandover_HappyPath — nil-pointer panic in handoverjwt.Signer.SignCustomClaims. The test setup was missing handoverSigner initialization; commit b1ff09bf retired Keycloak token-exchange in favour of a locally-minted RS256 JWT signed by that field. Wires the signer in testHandoverSetup using the same GenerateKeypair call the test already runs, and updates the cookie-value assertions to verify the locally-minted JWT's claims instead of the now-removed stub access/refresh tokens. Same root cause fixes TestAuthHandover_KCImpersonateFailure (its old "ImpersonateToken-error → 401" assertion is dead — production no longer calls ImpersonateToken on this path; the test now asserts the migration is durable via a 302 + locally-minted session JWT). 2. cmd/catalyst-dns::TestRun_FailsFastOnDynadotError — "expected error from Dynadot rejection, got nil". The fakeDynadot test server emits `SetDns2Response.ResponseHeader.{ResponseCode,Status,Error}` but internal/dynadot/dynadot.go #939 verified live 2026-05-05 that the real Dynadot api3.json reply uses `SetDnsResponse.{ResponseCode, Status,Error}` with no ResponseHeader wrapper. The production decoder (correctly) saw an empty header and short-circuited the error check; rewrites the fake's envelope to match the real shape so the test can detect a true Dynadot rejection. Mirrors the shape already used by internal/dynadot/dynadot_test.go. 3. internal/provisioner::TestValidate_* — 12 tests in provisioner_test.go and 7 tests under internal/handler all fail with "Harbor robot token is required (CATALYST_HARBOR_ROBOT_TOKEN missing on catalyst-api…)". Issue #557 + Inviolable Principle #11 tightened Validate() to require the env-stamped token; the test fixtures predate that change. Adds HarborRobotToken to validBase() in provisioner_test.go so all 12 cases pass; sets `t.Setenv("CATALYST_HARBOR_ROBOT_TOKEN", "harbor_TEST_PLACEHOLDER")` on the 4 TestCreateDeployment_* + 2 TestPersistence_* + 1 TestLoad_* tests that exercise the handler-stamping path; sets HarborRobotToken explicitly on the load_test.go meta-check that constructs a Request directly (`json:"-"` precludes body-based injection). Bonus pre-existing fix: internal/store::TestLegacyRecord_NoParentDomainsKey_LoadsCleanly — legacy on-disk fixture pinned cpx21/cpx31, both rejected by the post-#916 SKU gate (deprecated Hetzner family). Updated to cpx22/cpx32 preserving the test's true intent (parentDomains JSON-shape migration, not the SKU values themselves). Verified per fix: - Each of the 4 cluster fixes was confirmed failing on clean `main` before my change and passing after. - `GOMAXPROCS=2 go test -count=1 ./...` is fully GREEN end-to-end across the catalyst-api module. - `go vet ./...` clean. Pre-existing flakes still observed on this host under `-race -count=1`: TestPinIssue_ConcurrentRapidFireRateLimit (1-in-5 flake on origin/main too — production rate-limit-before-EnsureUser ordering race) and TestPutKubeconfig_* (TempDir cleanup race). Both are out of scope and unrelated to the 3 documented failures. Refs: #1095 (EPIC-0), #557 (Harbor robot token), #826 (parentDomains), #916 (cpx32 region gate), #939 (Dynadot envelope shape). Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@openova.io> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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feat(controllers): land application-controller (slice C4, #1095) (#1133)
Watches Application.apps.openova.io/v1 CRs and reconciles each
Application to per-region kustomization + helmrelease manifests in
the per-Org Gitea repo (gitea.<location-code>.<sovereign-domain>/<org>/<app>).
Reconcile flow per slice C4 brief:
1. Resolve parents: spec.environmentRef → Environment CR, then
Environment.spec.organizationRef → Organization CR. Pending-on-miss.
2. Fetch Blueprint at spec.blueprintRef.{name,version} (v1 with
v1alpha1 fallback). Pending-on-miss.
3. Validate spec.parameters against Blueprint.spec.configSchema via
github.com/santhosh-tekuri/jsonschema/v5. On invalid → status.phase=
Failed + Condition reason=Invalid listing every failing JSON pointer.
4. Validate placement against Blueprint.spec.placementSchema.modes.
5. Resolve placement → per-region work plan:
- single-region: regions[0] only, role=primary
- active-active: every region rendered identically (sorted
for byte-stability), role=active, no primaryRegion
- active-hotstandby: regions[0] primary, regions[1..] standby
(replicas: 0 + _openova_standby: true overlay; Continuum
#1101 flips on switchover)
6. Render kustomization.yaml + helmrelease.yaml per region under
clusters/<region>/applications/<app>/{...}.yaml on the env-type-
mapped branch (develop|staging|main per NAMING §11.2).
7. Idempotent commit via gitea.PutFile's byte-equality short-circuit
— re-reconcile on steady state = 0 Gitea writes (slice C4 brief
test #7).
8. Status update: phase / primaryRegion / regions[] / giteaRepo /
installedBlueprint{name,version,digest} / conditions[].
9. Finalizer + cascade delete: on metadata.deletionTimestamp, removes
every manifest the controller wrote and releases the finalizer.
Architecture compliance per docs/INVIOLABLE-PRINCIPLES.md:
- Flux is the only reconciler. Controller writes to Gitea; Flux
applies. NO direct K8s create of HelmRelease/Kustomization/Service.
- Dynamic client + unstructured.Unstructured (no controller-gen, no
zz_generated_deepcopy.go).
- Every value is environment-configurable (GITEA_API_URL, GITEA_TOKEN,
GITEA_PUBLIC_URL, SOURCE_NAMESPACE, HELMRELEASE_INTERVAL,
CATALOG_SOURCE_REF, REQUEUE_AFTER_SECONDS, METRICS_ADDR, HEALTH_ADDR,
LEADER_ELECT, LEADER_ELECT_NS, LOG_LEVEL).
- SHA-pinned images via the focused build-application-controller.yaml
workflow (push-on-paths + PR + workflow_dispatch — no cron).
Tests cover the full 9-test matrix from the brief plus 3 bonus paths:
T1 Pending on missing Environment (no Gitea writes).
T2 Pending on missing Blueprint (no Gitea writes).
T3 Invalid on parameters schema mismatch — Condition message names
the failing path 'replicas'; no Gitea writes.
T4 single-region happy path → expected manifests written under
clusters/<region>/applications/<app>/ on branch=main, finalizer
added, status.phase=Provisioning, status.primaryRegion populated,
status.giteaRepo populated.
T5 active-active fan-out → 2 regions, 2 manifest sets byte-equal
after region-name canonicalisation. status.primaryRegion empty.
T6 active-hotstandby → primary renders replicas:3 (user param);
standby renders replicas:0 + _openova_standby:true marker.
T7 Idempotency → re-reconcile after success = 0 Gitea writes
(PutFile byte-equality short-circuit).
T8 Deletion cascade → manifests removed from Gitea, finalizer
released after delete pass.
T9 Drift detection → Gitea-side manifest hand-edited; controller
restores byte-identical original on next pass.
+ Pending on Gitea Org missing (org doesn't exist in Gitea even
though Organization CR exists — slice C1 hasn't run yet).
+ Invalid placement-vs-blueprint-allowed-modes (placement-active-active
rejected on a Blueprint declaring only single-region).
Module path: github.com/openova-io/openova/core/controllers/application
(per-controller go.mod, matching siblings C1/C2/C3/C5; CC1 promotes
shared internals to core/controllers/internal/ in a follow-up slice).
`go vet ./...` clean. `go test -count=1 -race ./...` all green.
Co-authored-by: hatiyildiz <hatiyildiz@noreply.openova.io>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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