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The operator now loads and watches the cluster APIServer TLS profile, converts it to a TLS policy, and applies that policy to the metrics and webhook serving options. The startup flow passes a cancellable signal-derived context to the operator. The changes also update API permissions, TLS capability metadata, dependency versions, documentation, and tests for profile handling and serving behavior.
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The TLS serving change is mergeable with owner awareness of an outdated indirect gRPC dependency. Update it to the patched version or establish that the advisory cannot affect the operator.
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No-Weak-Crypto
The PR introduces weak-crypto use in the serving path. pkg/operator/tls.go:104-136 converts the selected cluster profile into tls.Config.CipherSuites and does not filter weak suites. The centraliz…
Do not assign RC4, DES/3DES, SHA-1-based suites, Blowfish, or ECB suites to serving tls.Config values. Enforce a safe TLS 1.2+ AEAD allowlist, or reject profiles that contain weak algorithms, before CipherSuites is set. Remove or replac…
No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs
The pull request adds a raw API-client error to operator logs at pkg/operator/tls.go:79-80. A failed Kubernetes reader.Get can return an http.Client.Do/url.Error containing the request URL, in…
Do not log the raw reader.Get error. Log a fixed fallback message with only non-sensitive diagnostic fields, or sanitize the error before logging so URLs, hostnames, credentials, response bodies, and other request details are removed. Add…
Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 3.70% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
Passed checks: 12 passed
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Title check
The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: honoring centralized serving TLS policies.
Description check
The description directly explains the TLS policy implementation, fallback behavior, permissions, documentation, testing, and known validation limits.
Linked Issues check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check
Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Stable And Deterministic Test Names
The added tests do not use Ginkgo. Their standard-library subtest names are deterministic: they use fixed endpoint/version values, fixed TLS profile names, fixed table-case names, or fixed cipher-coun…
Test Structure And Quality
PASS: The PR adds four Go test files, but they use the standard testing package and Test... functions. No Ginkgo It, BeforeEach, AfterEach, Eventually, or Consistently blocks were added.…
Microshift Test Compatibility
The pull request adds standard Go tests in pkg/operator/*_test.go using testing.T. The added tests do not import or call Ginkgo (It, Describe, Context, or When), so the MicroShift Ginkgo e…
Single Node Openshift (Sno) Test Compatibility
PASS: The PR adds standard Go testing tests in pkg/operator/*_test.go, not Ginkgo e2e tests. The added tests use local TLS servers and in-process managers. They do not assume multiple nodes, node …
Topology-Aware Scheduling Compatibility
The pull request does not introduce topology-sensitive scheduling constraints. Its manifest changes only enable TLS-profile capability and add APIServer RBAC. The operator changes configure serving TL…
Ote Binary Stdout Contract
PASS. The repository builds an external-dns operator, not an OTE JSON-protocol binary. The only process entrypoint is main.go. Its PR change adds context handling and does not add stdout writes or alt…
Ipv6 And Disconnected Network Test Compatibility
PASS: The pull request adds standard Go tests with func Test..., not Ginkgo e2e tests. The tests use local httptest servers and local listeners. They do not connect to public hosts or external ser…
Container-Privileges
The pull request does not introduce any flagged container privilege setting. Manifest changes only enable the TLS profiles capability and add read access to config.openshift.ioapiservers. The add…
Full details: Stable And Deterministic Test Names
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The added tests do not use Ginkgo. Their standard-library subtest names are deterministic: they use fixed endpoint/version values, fixed TLS profile names, fixed table-case names, or fixed cipher-count cases. No pod, namespace, node, IP, timestamp, UUID, or generated identifier appears in a test title.
Full details: Test Structure And Quality
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PASS: The PR adds four Go test files, but they use the standard testing package and Test... functions. No Ginkgo It, BeforeEach, AfterEach, Eventually, or Consistently blocks were added. Therefore, the Ginkgo-specific quality requirements do not apply.
Full details: Microshift Test Compatibility
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The pull request adds standard Go tests in pkg/operator/*_test.go using testing.T. The added tests do not import or call Ginkgo (It, Describe, Context, or When), so the MicroShift Ginkgo e2e compatibility check is not applicable.
Full details: Single Node Openshift (Sno) Test Compatibility
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PASS: The PR adds standard Go testing tests in pkg/operator/*_test.go, not Ginkgo e2e tests. The added tests use local TLS servers and in-process managers. They do not assume multiple nodes, node roles, scheduling, failover across hosts, or other listed HA conditions.
Full details: Topology-Aware Scheduling Compatibility
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The pull request does not introduce topology-sensitive scheduling constraints. Its manifest changes only enable TLS-profile capability and add APIServer RBAC. The operator changes configure serving TLS and a TLS-profile watcher; they add no affinity, topology spread, node selector/affinity, toleration, replica, rolling-update, or PDB settings. Existing workload templates and the operand deployment controller are byte-identical between the base and head refs. The documentation's replica references describe restart behavior, not scheduling configuration.
Full details: Ote Binary Stdout Contract
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PASS. The repository builds an external-dns operator, not an OTE JSON-protocol binary. The only process entrypoint is main.go. Its PR change adds context handling and does not add stdout writes or alter logger output configuration. New os.Stdout use is inside TestTLSFallbackDiagnostics, an individual test case, which this check excludes. The existing Ginkgo BeforeSuite writes through GinkgoWriter, also excluded.
Full details: Ipv6 And Disconnected Network Test Compatibility
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PASS: The pull request adds standard Go tests with func Test..., not Ginkgo e2e tests. The tests use local httptest servers and local listeners. They do not connect to public hosts or external services. Although serving_test.go uses 127.0.0.1, the custom check applies to newly added Ginkgo e2e tests, and no such tests were added.
Full details: Container-Privileges
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The pull request does not introduce any flagged container privilege setting. Manifest changes only enable the TLS profiles capability and add read access to config.openshift.ioapiservers. The added lines contain no privileged, hostPID, hostNetwork, hostIPC, SYS_ADMIN, allowPrivilegeEscalation, or root-user setting. Existing bundle security settings remain restrictive and unchanged.
Full details: No-Weak-Crypto
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The PR introduces weak-crypto use in the serving path. pkg/operator/tls.go:104-136 converts the selected cluster profile into tls.Config.CipherSuites and does not filter weak suites. The centralized Old profile includes DES-CBC3-SHA and SHA-1 CBC suites (vendor/github.com/openshift/api/config/v1/types_tlssecurityprofile.go:293-305). The added library maps DES-CBC3-SHA to TLS_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA (vendor/github.com/openshift/library-go/pkg/crypto/crypto.go:176-180), and serving.go applies the resulting policy to both servers. The added library also uses sha1.New() for public-key identifiers (crypto.go:976-984). This behavior is introduced because the base operator did not apply centralized profiles to serving TLS.
Resolution
Do not assign RC4, DES/3DES, SHA-1-based suites, Blowfish, or ECB suites to serving tls.Config values. Enforce a safe TLS 1.2+ AEAD allowlist, or reject profiles that contain weak algorithms, before CipherSuites is set. Remove or replace the added SHA-1 key-identifier helper and avoid vendoring a dependency that uses it. Add tests that verify Old and custom profiles cannot enable weak algorithms.
Full details: No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs
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The pull request adds a raw API-client error to operator logs at pkg/operator/tls.go:79-80. A failed Kubernetes reader.Get can return an http.Client.Do/url.Error containing the request URL, including the API server host. This can expose an internal hostname. The logging statement is new in this pull request.
Resolution
Do not log the raw reader.Get error. Log a fixed fallback message with only non-sensitive diagnostic fields, or sanitize the error before logging so URLs, hostnames, credentials, response bodies, and other request details are removed. Add a test that verifies the logged fallback contains no request host or URL.
Full details: Docstring Coverage
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Docstring coverage is 3.70% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 27 functions across 8 files. (6 skipped: 6 unsupported.)
Resolution
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Logging: confirmed that the new initial-read fallback logs raw error text. A synthetic test preserves URL/query/response markers. I am preparing bounded diagnostic classification and non-disclosure tests while preserving default/log/watch behavior; no real secret leak is claimed.
Legacy TLS: an isolated Old-profile conversion can negotiate 3DES. Adding an unconditional AEAD/TLS 1.2 filter would change centralized Old/custom profile semantics. Leaving this behavior unchanged pending a maintainer policy decision, rather than silently filtering or rejecting profiles. The vendored SHA-1 public-key identifier helper is not used by the operator's TLS conversion path; removing upstream vendor functions is not an appropriate fix.
Vendoring/lint: the reported mismatch was not reproduced at head 407ee04fa73edc8239757f655c6d942cd338ebf6. Remote vendor/modules.txt matches the complete local checkout; vendor-mode package loading and repository-pinned lint pass. This does not establish why the app's run failed.
Docstrings: the reported 80% threshold is not configured by this repository. Useful explanations of non-obvious helpers are appropriate; generated dependencies and test boilerplate should not be changed to satisfy an unrelated percentage.
Logging and dependency remediation will be reviewed and validated before one batched push. No fixes have been published yet.
Published the reviewed fixes, with remote HEAD verified as 6bcee9161dedc6ffca9ea9ef79cfb03bc7e555c9:
a22528b34a1aa5ae81d296d296565d42ace535d2: replace raw initial-read error logging with fixed diagnostics and seven bounded classifications. Eleven synthetic non-disclosure cases cover URL/query/body/arbitrary-reason markers while preserving default/log/watch behavior.
6bcee9161dedc6ffca9ea9ef79cfb03bc7e555c9: update gRPC to 1.83.2 and OpenTelemetry core/SDK to 1.44.0, regenerate vendor, and migrate the GCP e2e service-account credential option required by the dependency update.
Pre-commit review passed. Full repository tests with envtest/race, verification/lint, strictfipsruntime build, e2e compile-only consumers, generated/vendor reproducibility, operator and candidate bundle image checks, and the pinned static FIPS scan passed locally. Generated vendor bytes match the resolved module sources; upstream vendor whitespace warnings remain disclosed.
Centralized Old/custom profile semantics and ALBO fallback are unchanged; the policy question raised above remains open. No upstream vendor crypto helpers were removed.
Limitations remain: residual dependency advisory IDs are not claimed resolved, static scanning does not establish native-FIPS activation, and live restart timing, cluster PQC/FIPS negotiation, registry/index installation and separate Konflux acceptance have not been exercised. New-revision CI has not been verified by this update.
Thanks for taking a look. The latest head is 6bcee9161dedc6ffca9ea9ef79cfb03bc7e555c9; the logging and dependency fixes are included, and the dependency review thread is resolved.
Unit, verification, image, bundle and FIPS-image-scan checks have passed; cloud e2e checks are still pending. The validation notes and remaining limitations also call out the unchanged Old/custom profile semantics and unvalidated live TLS/PQC behavior.
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Per OCPSTRAT-2994, I believe the default profile should be configv1.TLSProfileModernType.
As as separate suggestion, it could improve readability to add and use a package-level var defaultProfile = configv1.TLSProfiles[configv1.TLSProfileModernType] declaration. (Hm, maybe we should have such a declaration in the configv1 package itself.)
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Thanks. The current fallback is Intermediate, and this helper is shared by metrics and webhooks. Replacing it with Modern would affect all fallback paths—not only an absent profile, but also unset/Legacy adherence, initial configuration GET errors, absent config API, and unknown profile types or missing Custom specifications.
Can you confirm that Modern is intended for all of those fallback paths, while leaving explicitly honored cluster profiles unchanged? I am pausing this policy change for scope confirmation rather than silently changing compatibility. A single package-level default-profile declaration can accompany the agreed behavior. The existing hold remains untouched.
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Implemented in 76b00b6 and pushed to this PR. A shared package-level Modern default now covers the profile-level fallback paths for both metrics and webhooks, including nil/ignored profiles, startup read errors, unknown profile types and missing Custom configuration. Explicitly honored cluster profiles remain unchanged; this does not reject Old or rewrite explicit Custom policy.
Tests include real serving-endpoint checks that the default accepts TLS 1.3 and rejects TLS 1.2, alongside explicit-profile and conversion regressions. Full local tests with envtest/race, repository verification/lint, exact-revision build, operator/bundle image checks and static FIPS checks passed. Dedicated live TLS convergence, PQC and native-FIPS activation were not exercised; CI for the new revision must run separately. The existing hold remains.
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Agreed. I am separating the behavior-neutral serving-options extraction into a prerequisite commit, ahead of the TLS-policy changes, while preserving the final source tree and the later logging/dependency fixes. I will validate the standalone refactor before updating the branch. The default-profile scope question remains separate, and the hold stays in place.
The standalone refactor passes build, full envtest/race tests and repository verification/lint. The final revision also passed local source, image and bundle validation. Its complete tracked source tree is identical to the previous 6bcee916 revision; only commit organization changed. The branch update used an explicit remote-tip lease.
New-revision CI has not been verified. The Modern-default question remains separate and unresolved; defaults and the hold are unchanged.
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The two checks currently have different meanings. Config.IsOpenShift comes from discovering OpenShiftAPIServer in operator.openshift.io/v1, and DetectPlatform does not populate it when EnablePlatformDetection is false. That detection already runs before operator.New in main.
This new check asks whether the actual TLS configuration resource, APIServer in config.openshift.io/v1, is served. Its result determines whether the operator reads/watches the singleton; authoritative absence selects defaults, while discovery errors fail startup. Consequently, disabling platform detection does not disable centralized TLS handling when that API is available.
Using IsOpenShift instead would simplify this path, but would also couple TLS handling to the platform-detection switch and use discovery of a different resource as the gate. I have left the capability-based behavior unchanged for now; replacing it with the flag would require explicitly changing those cases and their tests.
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I have revisited the question. The reason for the separate check is that IsOpenShift is populated only when platform detection is enabled, and it detects OpenShiftAPIServer in operator.openshift.io/v1; this path checks the actual APIServer resource in config.openshift.io/v1. Thus the current implementation still reads/watches centralized TLS configuration when platform detection is disabled but the config API is served.
My earlier explanation did not settle the preferred behavior. If the request is to remove this additional discovery and gate centralized TLS on Config.IsOpenShift, please confirm that coupling to the platform-detection switch is intended. I have not treated the question alone as authorization to change those cases. The separate Modern-default scope question also remains open; the refactor-commit request has already been implemented.
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Implemented the requested coupling in 76b00b6 and pushed it to this PR. The additional TLS API discovery is removed. Config.IsOpenShift now gates centralized TLS handling: false returns before creating the TLS configuration client, reading the singleton or registering its watcher. Disabling platform detection therefore also skips centralized TLS read/watch and uses the shared Modern default.
When IsOpenShift is true, the bounded initial read and log/default/watch behavior remain, as do adherence handling and restart-on-policy-change. Tests cover true/false and disabled-detection cases; full local tests, verification and build/image checks passed. The separate neutral-refactor commit remains intact. No hold or approval changes were made.
Separate existing metrics and webhook option construction from manager setup so the subsequent centralized TLS change can be reviewed independently. Preserve certificate paths, authentication and authorization, secure metrics binding, and existing HTTP/2/ALPN behavior without selecting a TLS policy.
Apply the cluster TLS profile and groups to metrics and admission webhooks so their cryptographic policy can follow centralized PQC readiness settings. Retain controller-runtime and use only library-go crypto helpers with the bounded ALBO group map.
Honor Strict and unknown adherence values, retain component defaults in legacy mode, and preserve ALBO's exact unsupported-entry fallback. Observe relevant changes on every replica and cancel the manager so the normal container restart reconfigures listeners. An initial served-API GET error logs, defaults and still watches; uncertain discovery remains fatal.
Vendor the historical Groups/TLSAdherence API and compatible Kubernetes dependencies, generate APIServer RBAC and bundle capability metadata, and preserve certificate, authorization and ALPN behavior. Add isolated endpoint, rotation, session, startup and nonleader watch/cache recovery tests without mutating a live cluster.
Initial APIServer GET errors can contain request URLs or API response details. Emit only a fixed fallback message and closed-set reason classification, with synthetic non-disclosure regression coverage, while preserving default/log/watch behavior.
Select gRPC 1.83.2 and OpenTelemetry 1.44.0 through normal module tooling. The 1.83 gRPC branch requires 1.83.2 for the missing-authority advisory; retain existing framework, Kubernetes, OpenShift API and TLS helper pins without downgrades.
Regenerate vendor and align the GCP e2e helper with the Google API's documented service-account credential option required by the dependency update. Preserve centralized TLS conversion, fallback and restart policies.
Use the existing platform detection result so non-OpenShift clusters and disabled platform detection do not read or watch the centralized TLS singleton. Remove the redundant TLS API availability probe.
Share the Modern fallback across metrics and webhooks, including ignored or absent profiles and initial-read failures. Preserve explicitly honored profiles, conversion fallbacks, restart behavior and bounded diagnostics, with regression coverage through the real serving paths.
Investigated the failed shared-VPC run 2117556778961997824: the ipi-conf pre-step timed out while its place-entrypoint init container repeatedly reported ImageInspectError/DeadlineExceeded on build11. The e2e test phase never ran; image builds succeeded. Cleanup then failed because the hosted-zone ID file had not been created. The previous run 2117273890563559424 passed on the same PR head.
Retrying the sole failed check once based on that infrastructure-stage evidence; no source changes or hold changes.
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The retry 2117582298101583872 also failed before e2e execution. Unlike the first run's setup-start timeout, this attempt timed out deleting/restarting the same existing ipi-conf pod. Its captured events show image-inspection timeouts and FailedKillPod errors; all four image builds succeeded.
This remains an infrastructure setup/cleanup blocker, not evidence of a TLS test regression. I am not requesting another immediate retry: the previous retry reused the stuck resource rather than escaping it. Infrastructure recovery/cleanup is needed before another useful attempt. No source or hold changes.
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