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We should think if this should be in the controller package? Maybe that package is only for our resources?
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...being refused.... It should probably say it is refused if not used as we intend. Something to that affect
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Seeing the generated bundle which provides the RBAC, if these are being managed by a controller and not deployable in the bundle, then we should not require them here. This and the associated Make target can be removed.
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| messageExpression: "'Pod uses protected collector ServiceAccount \"' + variables.sa + '\" and may only be created by a CLO-managed collector controller'" |
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Depending where this message is manifested it may require the namespace.
Maybe it should also be something like:
"'Pod uses protected ServiceAccount \"' + variables.sa + '\" which is only allowed for use by authorized ClusterLogForwarders'"
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This should be moved to the controller package for consistency
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replace with existing utility functions
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In `@cmd/main.go`:
- Around line 263-267: Update the ProtectedSAReconciler initialization so
OperatorNS uses the operator Pod’s actual namespace, independently of
WATCH_NAMESPACE and olm.targetNamespaces. Inject or otherwise derive that
namespace before constructing ProtectedSAReconciler, while preserving the
existing SyncProtectedServiceAccounts behavior.
In `@docs/design/protect-collector-serviceaccounts.md`:
- Around line 232-235: Update the documented ConfigMap key contract and
accompanying VAP YAML to match the shipped implementation: use the sa_
namespace/service-account key format, build the policy key from
request.namespace, and include the has(params.data) guard before membership
checks. Apply the same corrections to the referenced example section.
In `@docs/design/validatingadmissionpolicy-guide.md`:
- Around line 115-118: Update the policy example’s messageExpression in the
validations entry to match the denial message shipped by
internal/admission/protected-sa-pods.yaml, including the namespace-qualified
ServiceAccount and the wording about authorized ClusterLogForwarders.
In `@docs/features/collection.adoc`:
- Line 100: Update the Protected collector ServiceAccounts entry to state that
the ValidatingAdmissionPolicy protection applies only on OpenShift 4.17 and
later, while preserving the existing link and CVE reference.
In `@hack/test-protected-sa.sh`:
- Line 37: Update the usage function’s sed range so it includes the option
documentation through lines 21 and 22, ensuring --no-cleanup and --cleanup-only
appear in the help output.
In `@internal/admission/protected_sa_policy.go`:
- Around line 81-83: Update ReconcileProtectedSAPolicies in
internal/admission/protected_sa_policy.go:81-83 to return the error from the
initial SyncProtectedServiceAccounts call before reconciling policies or
bindings. Update the retry handling in
internal/controller/admission/protected_sa_runnable.go:40-49 so exhausted
backoff is not treated as success and a retry path remains available. Add a test
covering initial ClusterLogForwarderList failure, verifying policies are
installed only after the protected-SA key exists.
- Around line 122-131: Update setCreatorKeys to authorize the complete
controller chains for every workload type matched by
protected-sa-workloads.yaml, including StatefulSet, Job, CronJob, and
ReplicationController controller identities, and add admission coverage for
operator-created workloads progressing to their child resources. If those
workload types are intentionally unsupported, instead reject them explicitly and
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In `@docs/design/protect-collector-serviceaccounts.md`:
- Line 443: Update the fenced examples to include the requested language tags:
use cel at docs/design/protect-collector-serviceaccounts.md:443 and
docs/design/validatingadmissionpolicy-guide.md:189, and text at
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- Line 140: Update ConfigMap reconciliation around the Data assignment in
internalreconcile.Configmap so existing sa_* entries are preserved when
comparing or updating a populated ConfigMap, or make this initialization
create-only. Ensure a failed SyncProtectedServiceAccounts call cannot leave the
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*discovery.ErrGroupDiscoveryFailed details identify
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| internalruntime.SetCommonLabels(cm, constants.ClusterLogging, ProtectedSAConfigMapName, "admission") | ||
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This is a check that can be done when we register the controller. We should not have to check it every time since the existence of it won't change without upgrading the cluster
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done: moved API availability check to manager setup time
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pass the map init during construction. I believe we can also init the common labels at init time
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Common labels are now set at init()
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What exactly are we ensuring here? It's existence? Do we really need a separate step? Can't this be folded into reconciliation as a "Create or Update" operation
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fixed, removed ensureProtectedSAConfigMap as a separate step
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I would expect this error when we tried to setup the manager meaning there is no need to check it
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We should probably move these to our runtime package and include our operator labels so there is more obvious record of who created them and who is managing them
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Where does it get the labels?
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The initializer adds them. Refernce any place where we call NewConfigMap or NewDaemonSet
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Consider moving this function to a new package called 'clusterlogforwarder' so that it is called like: clusterlogforwarder.ListServiceAccounts() similar in style to internal/runtime/service
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Nit. Consider moving these to separate file out of the suite
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Where does it get the labels?
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Thinking about the usage here and have several questions:
- Why do we need to to prefix the keys if all the entries we control and we are only serviceAccounts
- Consider either adding a "String()" function to the stuct or just returning a utils.Set from the function
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This is all 'static' work that could be done once, possibly as a template or proto that could be reused since it doesn't change. The operator SA will never change unless it is changed when the operator is bounced
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…sionPolicy Restrict protected collector ServiceAccounts so only CLO-managed workloads (the operator and the built-in controllers that deploy the collector) may run a Pod under them. This closes the path where a user who can create Pods reuses a collector SA to inherit its logging-scc privileges (e.g. hostPath node access), even if they reproduce the collector's visible Pod metadata. (CVE-2026-10609, LOG-9714/LOG-9441) Two ValidatingAdmissionPolicies (Pods, workloads) key on the non-forgeable request.userInfo.username rather than Pod metadata. Protected SAs and allowed creator identities are fed to CEL via the clo-protected-serviceaccounts param ConfigMap, which the operator rebuilds from the current ClusterLogForwarder list on every CLF event. Bindings use parameterNotFoundAction: Allow to avoid operator self-lockout. Enforced as hard Deny with zero upgrade breakage: the only legitimate creators are stable identities (operator SA + kube controllers) that are allow-listed, so existing CLF users and running collectors are unaffected. CLF-layer controls (forward logs you cannot read; exfiltrate the SA token) are scoped out and documented as follow-ups in docs/design. Coverage: unit (fake client) + envtest (real kube-apiserver, CEL compiled) + e2e. Adds a ValidatingAdmissionPolicy how-to guide for newcomers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Vitalii Parfonov <vparfono@redhat.com>
- OperatorNamespace reads projected SA namespace file before WATCH_NAMESPACE - Runnable retries indefinitely until context cancellation instead of silently giving up after 5 attempts - Authorize all kube-system controller chains (statefulset, job, cronjob, replication-controller) for every workload type matched by the VAP - VAP guide messageExpression aligned with shipped YAML - collection.adoc: note OCP 4.17+ requirement Signed-off-by: Vitalii Parfonov <vparfono@redhat.com>
Move VAP reconcile helpers to internal/reconcile/admission.go. Move controller files from internal/controller/admission/ up to internal/controller/. Extract CollectorServiceAccounts() to internal/runtime/observability/. Add ConfigMap self-healing via Watches predicate and tests for recreate-after-delete and revert-unauthorized-edit. Replace local test helpers with framework equivalents (test.UniqueName, NewClusterRoleRef, DeploymentBuilder). Signed-off-by: Vitalii Parfonov <vparfono@redhat.com>
- Move API availability check to manager setup time in cmd/main.go via IsAdmissionPolicyAPIAvailable(); controller registration is skipped if VAP API is unavailable, eliminating per-reconcile checks - Set operator common labels on VAP/binding objects at init() time - Remove ensureProtectedSAConfigMap as separate step; ConfigMap create-or-update is now folded into SyncProtectedServiceAccounts - Remove IsUnsupportedAdmissionPolicyAPI check from protected-SA runnable retry loop; API availability is now gated at startup - Update VAP/binding reconcile functions to copy desired.Labels to current.Labels so operator labels are persisted - Move CollectorServiceAccounts to new internal/runtime/clusterlogforwarder/ package; rename to ListServiceAccounts() for consistency with internal/runtime/service pattern - Add regression test for IsUnsupportedAdmissionPolicyAPI to ensure unrelated group discovery failures don't block reconciliation Signed-off-by: Vitalii Parfonov <vparfono@redhat.com>
- Move IsUnsupportedAdmissionPolicyAPI tests to separate api_availability_test.go - Document label flow in ValidatingAdmissionPolicy/Binding reconcile functions - Add ServiceAccountRef.String() method to return ConfigMap key format "sa_<namespace>_<name>"; simplifies key generation and removes protectedSAKeyPrefix constant - Pre-compute static creator identity lists at init() time: podCreatorsValue and workloadCreatorsTemplate are now package-level vars, avoiding repeated joins on every sync Signed-off-by: Vitalii Parfonov <vparfono@redhat.com>
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Restrict protected collector ServiceAccounts so only CLO-managed workloads (the operator and the built-in controllers that deploy the collector) may run a Pod under them. This closes the path where a user who can create Pods reuses a collector SA to inherit its logging-scc privileges (e.g. hostPath node access), even if they reproduce the collector's visible Pod metadata. (CVE-2026-10609, LOG-9714/LOG-9441)
Two ValidatingAdmissionPolicies (Pods, workloads) key on the non-forgeable request.userInfo.username rather than Pod metadata. Protected SAs and allowed creator identities are fed to CEL via the clo-protected-serviceaccounts param ConfigMap, which the operator rebuilds from the current ClusterLogForwarder list on every CLF event. Bindings use parameterNotFoundAction: Allow to avoid operator self-lockout.
Enforced as hard Deny with zero upgrade breakage: the only legitimate creators are stable identities (operator SA + kube controllers) that are allow-listed, so existing CLF users and running collectors are unaffected.
CLF-layer controls (forward logs you cannot read; exfiltrate the SA token) are scoped out and documented as follow-ups in docs/design.
Coverage: unit (fake client) + envtest (real kube-apiserver, CEL compiled) + e2e. Adds a ValidatingAdmissionPolicy how-to guide for newcomers.
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