ROSAENG-65615 | feat: allow --oidc-config-id on cluster create - #134
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WalkthroughThe CLI accepts an OIDC configuration ID and passes it to cluster specification generation. Cluster submission uses an extracted clientset constructor. Verbose mode enables detailed klog output. Go module dependencies and API replacements are refreshed. ChangesCluster creation updates
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Cluster creation can use the wrong AWS identity, and signed platform requests may expose authentication data through insecure endpoints or redirects. These paths should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ClusterCreateCommand
participant ClusterService
participant HyperFleetAPI
ClusterCreateCommand->>ClusterService: pass OIDC configuration ID
ClusterService->>HyperFleetAPI: submit cluster spec with oidcConfigId
HyperFleetAPI-->>ClusterService: resolve managed OIDC configuration
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- Around line 97-99: Document the purpose and ownership of the
github.com/willkutler/rosa-hyperfleet-api fork used by the api and clientset
replacements, verify the pinned commit and license, scan the complete Go module
graph with OSV, and ensure both replacement modules are included in SBOM,
provenance, and signing controls before merge.
In `@internal/commands/root.go`:
- Line 43: Update the flag.Set call in PersistentPreRunE to handle its returned
error instead of discarding it; propagate the error through PersistentPreRunE or
report it explicitly, while preserving the existing initialization of the klog
verbosity flag.
In `@internal/services/cluster/service.go`:
- Line 252: Update SubmitCluster and newHyperfleetClientset to pass the
caller-provided req.AWSConfig through the helper, and obtain the account ID with
getAWSAccountID(ctx, awsCfg) instead of loading default configuration or calling
pkgconfig.GetAccountID(). Preserve the selected AWS profile, region, and
credentials in both cluster command paths.
- Line 282: Enforce HTTPS for the platform API URL before assigning it to
hfrest.Config.Host: update SetPlatformAPIURL or the validation in
GetPlatformAPIURL to reject non-HTTPS values, while preserving the existing
non-empty validation and allowing only HTTPS URLs for client creation.
- Line 284: Update the http.Client used by NewForConfig to define CheckRedirect
and reject redirects when either the URL scheme or host changes, preventing
SigV4RoundTripper from signing cross-origin redirected requests while preserving
same-origin redirects.
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The Go module replace directive serves as a mechanism to override the resolution of dependencies, allowing developers to point a module path to a different module version or a local file system directory [1][2]. Crucially, when a replace directive is used, the Go toolchain does not authenticate the replaced external modules using the global Go checksum database [3]. Authentication and the Checksum Database: The Go toolchain uses the Go checksum database (sum.golang.org) to authenticate module content for dependencies that are not replaced [4][5]. When you download a module, the Go command verifies its hash against the checksum database to ensure the code has not been tampered with [3][5]. This process creates a go.sum file in your project, which records the cryptographic checksums of your dependencies [3][6]. Interaction between replace and Security: When you use a replace directive, you effectively bypass the automatic authentication mechanism for the replaced module [3]. This is because the Go command trusts the provided replacement (whether it is a different module version or a local path) instead of attempting to verify it against the global checksum database [7]. Security Implications: Because the replace directive alters how modules are resolved, it can be used to silently redirect dependency resolution to an unverified or attacker-controlled source [7]. It is widely considered a security best practice to: 1. Use replace directives cautiously, primarily for local development or temporary patching [7]. 2. Audit go.mod files during code reviews to ensure that replace directives point to trusted and expected locations [7]. 3. Avoid using replace to point to untrusted remote repositories, as these bypass the integrity protections normally provided by the Go checksum database [7]. For modules that are intentionally private and not part of the public checksum database, you should configure the GONOSUMDB environment variable to exclude them from checksum verification, rather than using replace directives to bypass security controls [4][6].
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Approve and document the forked module source before merge.
These remote replacements select github.com/willkutler/rosa-hyperfleet-api for both modules. Remote replacements remain subject to Go module checksum verification. Document the fork's purpose and ownership, verify the pinned commit and license, scan the full module graph with OSV, and include the modules in SBOM, provenance, and signing controls.
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In `@go.mod` around lines 97 - 99, Document the purpose and ownership of the
github.com/willkutler/rosa-hyperfleet-api fork used by the api and clientset
replacements, verify the pinned commit and license, scan the complete Go module
graph with OSV, and ensure both replacement modules are included in SBOM,
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| // swallows behind generic errors like "unknown (post clusters)". | ||
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- 3: https://github.com/kubernetes/klog/blob/main/klog.go
- 4: https://github.com/kubernetes/klog/blob/main/README.md
- 5: https://chromium.googlesource.com/external/github.com/kubernetes/klog/+/refs/tags/upstream/v2.140.0
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propagate the error through PersistentPreRunE or report it explicitly, while
preserving the existing initialization of the klog verbosity flag.
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Preserve the caller's AWS configuration.
SubmitCluster receives req.AWSConfig, but newHyperfleetClientset loads a separate default configuration and calls pkgconfig.GetAccountID(), which also loads its own default configuration. Both cluster command paths populate req.AWSConfig, so a selected profile, region, or credential set can be ignored. Pass req.AWSConfig to the helper and use it with getAWSAccountID(ctx, awsCfg).
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In `@internal/services/cluster/service.go` at line 252, Update SubmitCluster and
newHyperfleetClientset to pass the caller-provided req.AWSConfig through the
helper, and obtain the account ID with getAWSAccountID(ctx, awsCfg) instead of
loading default configuration or calling pkgconfig.GetAccountID(). Preserve the
selected AWS profile, region, and credentials in both cluster command paths.
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| cs, err := hyperfleet.NewForConfig(&hfrest.Config{ | ||
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The repository mentioned, rosa-hyperfleet-api (located at github.com/openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-api), is a component of the Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) Hosted Control Plane (HCP) regional platform [1][2][3]. It serves as a platform API, operator, and database library for regional cluster management [1][2]. While the query references hyperfleet.go and hfrest, these appear to be internal naming conventions or structures within that project's codebase, specifically within the platform-api component which functions as a REST gateway [1][2][3]. The project includes documentation on configuration, authentication, and authorization (using Cedar/AVP), as well as ZOA (Zonal Orchestrated Automation) trusted actions [1][2][4][5]. The project does not appear to be a personal repository by a user named 'willkutler'; rather, it is part of the openshift-online GitHub organization [1][2]. The identifier 525996075982 may refer to a specific internal resource ID, issue, or AWS account context not publicly exposed in the repository's primary documentation [1][2]. Configuration for these services typically involves defining API ports, service URLs (e.g., --hyperfleet-url), and database or AWS region settings [6]. The API uses a standard REST pattern often served on port 8000 [7][8][6].
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- 1: https://github.com/openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-api
- 2: https://github.com/openshift-online/rosa-regional-platform-api/
- 3: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-api/hyperfleet-operator@v0.0.0-20260804163936-1babad0beae6
- 4: https://github.com/openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-api/blob/main/docs/api/zoa-endpoints.md
- 5: https://github.com/openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-api/blob/main/docs/authz.md
- 6: https://github.com/openshift-online/rosa-regional-platform-api
- 7: https://github.com/openshift-hyperfleet/hyperfleet-api
- 8: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/openshift-hyperfleet/hyperfleet-api
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Enforce HTTPS for the platform API URL.
SetPlatformAPIURL accepts any value, and GetPlatformAPIURL checks only that the value is non-empty. If an HTTP URL reaches hfrest.Config.Host, SigV4 credentials and X-Amz-* headers are sent in cleartext. Reject non-HTTPS URLs at the configuration boundary or before creating the client.
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platform API URL before assigning it to hfrest.Config.Host: update
SetPlatformAPIURL or the validation in GetPlatformAPIURL to reject non-HTTPS
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| Host: req.PlatformAPIURL, | ||
| Host: platformAPIURL, | ||
| AccountID: accountID, | ||
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The repository openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-api is an open-source project managed by Red Hat for managing ROSA (Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS) HCP (Hosted Control Plane) clusters [1][2]. It includes components such as a platform API, Kubernetes operator, and a database library [1][2]. Regarding your query about SigV4 and CheckRedirect in the context of hyperfleet.go: While the rosa-hyperfleet-api repository uses SigV4 for authentication in its platform-api component [1][2], the specific combination of hyperfleet.go, SigV4, and CheckRedirect is a common pattern in Go applications interacting with AWS services or authenticated proxies [3][4]. In Go's net/http package, CheckRedirect is used to define how an HTTP client handles redirect responses (3xx) [5]. By default, Go automatically follows redirects and may replay sensitive headers—including Authorization headers—which can cause issues with nonce-bound authentication schemes like AWS SigV4 [6][7]. Developers often implement a custom CheckRedirect function to: 1. Prevent automatic following of redirects by returning http.ErrUseLastResponse [3][4][5]. 2. Or, to re-sign or refresh authentication headers on each redirect hop to avoid signature mismatches (InvalidSignatureException) caused by replaying headers [6][7]. If you are encountering this in a file named hyperfleet.go, it is likely part of the logic managing client-side requests to the Hyperfleet API or related AWS infrastructure, ensuring that authentication signatures remain valid across potential redirects [1][6][4]. The number 525996075982 does not appear to be a standard reference in this project and may be a specific issue, commit, or internal tracking identifier.
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- 1: https://github.com/openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-api
- 2: https://github.com/openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-api/blob/main/README.md
- 3: https://github.com/awslabs/aws-sigv4-proxy/blob/1515ef92/cmd/aws-sigv4-proxy/main.go
- 4: https://deepwiki.com/awslabs/aws-sigv4-proxy/4.4-main-application-entry-point
- 5: https://go.googlesource.com/go/+/master/src/net/http/client.go
- 6: mvanhorn/cli-printing-press@f3f7043
- 7: GitHub issue 5099 in aws/aws-sdk-go (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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for file in hyperfleet.go rest/config.go rest/request.go rest/transport.go; do
url="$base/$file"
echo "--- $url ---"
curl -fsSL "$url" | grep -nE 'type Config|NewForConfig|http.Client|CheckRedirect|RoundTripper|SigV4|redirect|Host|AWSConfig' || true
doneRepository: openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-cli
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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
commit='525996075982'
repo='https://api.github.com/repos/willkutler/rosa-hyperfleet-api/git/trees/'"$commit"'?recursive=1'
curl -fsSL "$repo" | jq -r '.tree[].path' | grep '^clientset/' | grep -E 'transport|rest|hyperfleet'
echo '--- clientset/hyperfleet.go lines 55-110 ---'
curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/willkutler/rosa-hyperfleet-api/$commit/clientset/hyperfleet.go" | sed -n '55,110p'Repository: openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-cli
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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
base='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/willkutler/rosa-hyperfleet-api/525996075982/clientset/transport'
for file in bridge.go sigv4.go; do
echo "--- $file ---"
curl -fsSL "$base/$file" | sed -n '1,240p'
doneRepository: openshift-online/rosa-hyperfleet-cli
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SSRF (CWE-918): Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
Reachability: External · Exploitability: Difficult
Block cross-origin redirects for signed requests.
NewForConfig uses an http.Client without CheckRedirect, so Go follows redirects by default. SigV4RoundTripper signs each redirected request, including requests sent to another host. Reject redirects that change the scheme or host.
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In `@internal/services/cluster/service.go` at line 284, Update the http.Client
used by NewForConfig to define CheckRedirect and reject redirects when either
the URL scheme or host changes, preventing SigV4RoundTripper from signing
cross-origin redirected requests while preserving same-origin redirects.
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