[migmartri]

Pod TLS currently configures only the legacy gRPC listeners. Reuse the existing control-plane and CAS TLS Secret helpers and certificate mounts for the shared HTTP listeners, matching platform PR #6958.

Switch health probes to HTTPS and derive NGINX/Traefik upstream settings and Service appProtocol from the same TLS configuration: kubernetes.io/h2 with TLS, kubernetes.io/h2c without TLS. Preserve the legacy tlsConfig.secret.name fallback, existingSecret precedence, and explicit annotation overrides. Bump the chart to 1.470.1 and document the upgrade behavior.

Deployments that already configure a pod TLS Secret now require TLS on the shared HTTP endpoint too. Public Ingress TLS termination remains independent. Gateway-to-pod TLS policy and certificate trust remain infrastructure-managed.

Validation:

• go test ./deployment/chainloop -count=1 passes for the remaining shared-ingress tests.
• golangci-lint run ./deployment/chainloop/... reports zero issues.
• Helm lint passes with plaintext defaults and with TLS configured for both services.
• git diff --check passes.

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PR validation — ✅ 3 passing

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✅ Passed	pr-description-required	pr-info	-
✅ Passed	pr-user-story-linked	pr-info	-

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✅ secret-scan

Status	Policy	Messages
✅ Passed	secrets-detection	-

✅ sast-scan

Status	Policy	Messages
✅ Passed	owasp-top10-2025	-
✅ Passed	sast	-
✅ Passed	cwe-top25	-
✅ Passed	cwe-top26-40-cusp	-

✅ iac-scan

Status	Policy	Messages
✅ Passed	iac-misconfiguration	-

Scans not applied (2)

Scan	Reason
vulnerability-scan	no manifest/lockfile changed
github-actions-scan	no workflow files changed

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Security context

[3 files with past security fixes] Keep these rules in place. They come from 2 past fixes in this repository.

 deployment/chainloop/templates/controlplane/configmap.yaml ▶

When keyless signing is configured, a pushed attestation must be a valid Sigstore bundle whose signing certificate chains to the configured CA set and identifies the organization that owns the workflow run, unless an operator explicitly opts out.

 deployment/chainloop/templates/controlplane/deployment.yaml ▶

Database credentials must not be embedded directly in workload command-line arguments or pod specs; they must be carried through Kubernetes Secret material and referenced indirectly.

 deployment/chainloop/values.yaml ▶

When keyless signing is configured, a pushed attestation must be a valid Sigstore bundle whose signing certificate chains to the configured CA set and identifies the organization that owns the workflow run, unless an operator explicitly opts out.

Past fixes (2)

 6a5ff5e · CWE-347

Fixes an attestation-integrity vulnerability by enforcing keyless verification and organization binding on attestation uploads before they reach CAS or database persistence.
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 7ff56f0 · CWE-201

Fixes a real information-disclosure bug in the Helm chart by removing plaintext database credentials from the controlplane migration init-container command line and moving them behind a Kubernetes Secret reference.
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BEGIN CONTEXT
deployment/chainloop/templates/controlplane/configmap.yaml - 1 past fix, peak severity medium
  must hold: When keyless signing is configured, a pushed attestation must be a valid
    Sigstore bundle whose signing certificate chains to the configured CA set and identifies
    the organization that owns the workflow run, unless an operator explicitly opts out.
  also enforced at: 5 other entry points
  grep for: ForceVerification, WithExpectedOrganization, checkCertOrganization,
    verifyAttestationToStore

deployment/chainloop/templates/controlplane/deployment.yaml - 1 past fix, peak severity medium
  must hold: Database credentials must not be embedded directly in workload command-line
    arguments or pod specs; they must be carried through Kubernetes Secret material and
    referenced indirectly.
  also enforced at: 1 other entry point
  removed construct, any surviving use is a lead: include
    "controlplane.database.atlas_connection_string" .

deployment/chainloop/values.yaml - 1 past fix, peak severity medium
  must hold: When keyless signing is configured, a pushed attestation must be a valid
    Sigstore bundle whose signing certificate chains to the configured CA set and identifies
    the organization that owns the workflow run, unless an operator explicitly opts out.
  also enforced at: 5 other entry points
  grep for: ForceVerification, WithExpectedOrganization, checkCertOrganization,
    verifyAttestationToStore
END CONTEXT

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[migmartri]

@jiparis ready for review. This applies the TLS pattern from platform #6958 to the OSS chart, including Service appProtocol selection. Chart regression tests and Helm lint pass.

[cubic-dev-ai]

No issues found across 13 files

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[migmartri]

@jiparis please re-review