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WalkthroughAdds the HyperFleet Applier executable, Helm chart, multi-stage container build, and Makefile workflows. Adds branch and semantic-version tag Tekton pipelines for image and chart publication. Adds dependency prefetching, authentication workspaces, provenance results, conditional security scans, and Renovate configuration. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Git->>Tekton: trigger branch or tag pipeline
Tekton->>BuildSystem: clone, prefetch, and build
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1-14: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAdd Helm install notes.
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charts/templates/NOTES.txt. State the required image, Redis, management-cluster, and polling values. State that the chart creates cluster-scoped RBAC.As per path instructions,
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In @.tekton/hyperfleet-applier-chart-push.yaml:
- Around line 8-10: Add the tracking ticket ID HYPERFLEET-1207 to the
IMAGE_MAPPINGS deferral comment in the chart packaging configuration, while
preserving the existing explanation that image-reference wiring is deferred.
In @.tekton/hyperfleet-applier-push.yaml:
- Around line 62-69: Update the hermetic build defaults in
.tekton/hyperfleet-applier-push.yaml lines 62-69 and
.tekton/hyperfleet-applier-tag.yaml lines 65-72: set hermetic to "true" and
prefetch-input to '{"type": "gomod"}' in both pipeline configurations.
In @.tekton/hyperfleet-applier-tag.yaml:
- Around line 158-180: Harden the extract-version task in
.tekton/hyperfleet-applier-tag.yaml lines 158-180 by pinning its image to a
digest, enabling strict shell error handling, validating VERSION as the expected
semantic version, and ensuring the VERSION result consumed by build-container is
produced through a trusted resolved task. Apply the identical changes in
.tekton/hyperfleet-applier-chart-tag.yaml lines 110-132, preserving trusted
validated output for CHART_VERSION and APP_VERSION.
- Around line 26-27: Update the task-apply-tags configuration in
hyperfleet-applier-tag.yaml to pass the extracted semver version through
ADDITIONAL_TAGS, reusing the APP_VERSION value produced by extract-version.
Preserve the existing revision-based output-image tag while also publishing the
image with the extracted version.
In `@charts/templates/serviceaccount.yaml`:
- Around line 1-12: Update the ServiceAccount template guarded by
serviceAccount.create to render the documented serviceAccount.automount value as
automountServiceAccountToken, preserving the configured boolean so false
disables automatic token mounting.
In `@charts/values.yaml`:
- Around line 27-37: Update the ClusterRole rules to cover every supported
dynamically resolved target GVR, including ClusterRole, Namespace, and Job, with
the permissions required by the applier. Align the Redis configuration contract
so REDIS_ADDRESS is always provided when required, either by removing the
redis.enabled toggle or by making the applier startup validation and runtime
Redis usage optional when Redis is disabled.
Apply the same fix in `@charts/values.yaml` around lines 90 - 95: Covers the
duplicate Redis optionality and empty-address failure described at the later
values block.
In `@cmd/applier/main.go`:
- Around line 30-48: Validate that the parsed pollInterval in main is strictly
positive immediately after time.ParseDuration succeeds; log it as an invalid
configuration and exit before startup proceeds when it is zero or negative.
Preserve the existing valid-duration flow for the ticker and
readdesire.NewController.
- Around line 167-184: Update verifyRedisClient to use a named timeout constant
with context.WithTimeout for the Redis Ping, close redisClient before returning
nil on ping failure, and configure the Redis client with the required
authentication and TLS settings; if unauthenticated plaintext is intentionally
retained, document that scope with the follow-up ticket ID.
- Around line 89-140: Update the shutdown flow around readController.Run and the
reconciliation loop to track the controller goroutine with a sync.WaitGroup,
then wait for it during shutdown using a bounded shutdownGracePeriod before main
returns. Ensure cancellation stops reconciliation and the controller is given
time to unwind before deferred Redis cleanup runs, while preserving immediate
error handling for normal controller failures.
In `@Dockerfile`:
- Line 1: Pin the base images used by the Dockerfile, including the default
BASE_IMAGE and the builder image, to immutable sha256 digests instead of relying
on mutable tags such as latest. Retain the tags only as readable version
metadata if needed, and ensure every FROM reference is digest-pinned for
reproducible builds.
- Line 22: Add a .dockerignore excluding .git, bin/, vendor/, test fixtures,
kubeconfig files, and local credentials before the Dockerfile COPY step; also
remove the EXPOSE 8000 directive unless cmd/applier/main.go is updated to start
the corresponding metrics or health listener.
- Line 3: Redeclare the APP_VERSION build argument in the runtime stage before
it is used for the OCI version label, preserving the value supplied by the
release build configuration. Do not expand the scope to the unused GIT_* or
BUILD_DATE arguments.
In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 154-162: Update the image-dev target to pass the variable names
consumed by the image and image-push targets, namely IMAGE_REGISTRY and
IMAGE_TAG, while preserving the QUAY_USER-based registry and DEV_TAG values.
Also correct the phony declaration to mark the existing image target instead of
the nonexistent image-build target.
- Around line 209-218: Update the helm-install recipe to validate
MANAGEMENT_CLUSTER, POLL_INTERVAL, and REDIS_ADDRESS before invoking Helm,
failing make with a clear error when any is empty. Use the existing HELM
variable instead of hardcoding helm, and quote each variable expansion passed to
the --set arguments so values cannot be interpreted by the shell.
- Around line 29-30: Update the Makefile build configuration around CGO_ENABLED
and GOEXPERIMENT so the build cannot proceed with GOEXPERIMENT=boringcrypto and
CGO_ENABLED=0; either enforce CGO_ENABLED=1 for boringcrypto builds or clear
GOEXPERIMENT when CGO is disabled, and fail fast for any invalid combination
before publishing the binary.
In `@renovate.json`:
- Around line 6-18: Move the two Go dependency rules from the unsupported
gomod.packageRules location into the root packageRules array, and add
matchManagers: ["gomod"] to each rule so their digest and indirect-dependency
policies apply only to Go modules.
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In `@charts/Chart.yaml`:
- Around line 1-14: Add charts/templates/NOTES.txt with installation guidance
covering the required image, Redis, management-cluster, and polling values, and
note that the chart creates cluster-scoped RBAC.
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In `@charts/values.yaml`:
- Around line 26-31: Replace the wildcard ClusterRole rule in the rules
configuration with an explicit allowlist of supported desired resource types,
specifying only the required API groups, resources, subresources, and verbs;
remove broad access to Secrets, RBAC, workloads, and unrelated cluster
resources.
In `@Makefile`:
- Line 162: Update the image-dev recipe around the image/image-push invocation
to avoid interpolating QUAY_USER, DEV_TAG, and DEV_BASE_IMAGE directly into the
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as quoted shell variables, preserving the existing IMAGE_REGISTRY, IMAGE_TAG,
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| # WARNING: These broad permissions allow the applier to manage any Kubernetes resource. | ||
| # Future change to reduce the permissions | ||
| rules: | ||
| - apiGroups: ["*"] | ||
| resources: ["*"] | ||
| verbs: ["get", "list", "watch", "create", "update", "patch", "delete"] |
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Replace the wildcard ClusterRole rule with an allowlist.
The rendered ClusterRole grants this workload read and write access to every Kubernetes resource. A compromised applier token can access Secrets and modify cluster-wide RBAC and workloads. This creates a cluster-compromise path through excessive privilege (CWE-250).
Define the supported desire resource types. Grant only their required API groups, resources, subresources, and verbs.
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In `@charts/values.yaml` around lines 26 - 31, Replace the wildcard ClusterRole
rule in the rules configuration with an explicit allowlist of supported desired
resource types, specifying only the required API groups, resources,
subresources, and verbs; remove broad access to Secrets, RBAC, workloads, and
unrelated cluster resources.
| @echo "Usage: QUAY_USER=myuser make image-dev" | ||
| @exit 1 | ||
| endif | ||
| IMAGE_REGISTRY=quay.io/$(QUAY_USER) IMAGE_TAG=$(DEV_TAG) BASE_IMAGE=$(DEV_BASE_IMAGE) $(MAKE) image image-push |
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Do not interpolate Make variables directly into the shell recipe.
QUAY_USER, DEV_TAG, and DEV_BASE_IMAGE are parsed by the shell after Make expands them. A value containing shell syntax can execute commands during make image-dev (CWE-78).
Export the values from Make. Reference them as quoted shell variables in the recipe.
Proposed fix
+export QUAY_USER DEV_TAG DEV_BASE_IMAGE
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- IMAGE_REGISTRY=quay.io/$(QUAY_USER) IMAGE_TAG=$(DEV_TAG) BASE_IMAGE=$(DEV_BASE_IMAGE) $(MAKE) image image-push
+ IMAGE_REGISTRY="quay.io/$$QUAY_USER" IMAGE_TAG="$$DEV_TAG" BASE_IMAGE="$$DEV_BASE_IMAGE" $(MAKE) image image-pushAs per path instructions: "Flag shell injection via unquoted variables in recipes".
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| IMAGE_REGISTRY=quay.io/$(QUAY_USER) IMAGE_TAG=$(DEV_TAG) BASE_IMAGE=$(DEV_BASE_IMAGE) $(MAKE) image image-push | |
| export QUAY_USER DEV_TAG DEV_BASE_IMAGE | |
| IMAGE_REGISTRY="quay.io/$$QUAY_USER" IMAGE_TAG="$$DEV_TAG" BASE_IMAGE="$$DEV_BASE_IMAGE" $(MAKE) image image-push |
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In `@Makefile` at line 162, Update the image-dev recipe around the
image/image-push invocation to avoid interpolating QUAY_USER, DEV_TAG, and
DEV_BASE_IMAGE directly into the shell command. Export these Make variables and
reference their exported values as quoted shell variables, preserving the
existing IMAGE_REGISTRY, IMAGE_TAG, and BASE_IMAGE assignments and command
behavior.
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In `@renovate.json`:
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Summary
Adds the first Konflux build and deploy packaging for hyperfleet-applier: a runnable
cmd/applierentrypoint, multi-stage Dockerfile, Helm chart, and Tekton PipelineRuns for container and chart OCI builds on main and semver tags. This unblocks CI image/chart publishing so the applier can be built and deployed like other HyperFleet components.HYPERFLEET-1434
Changes
cmd/applier/main.gotemporary entrypoint that wires Redis store, ApplyDesire/DeleteDesire reconcilers, and the ReadDesire controller with env-drivenREDIS_ADDRESS,MANAGEMENT_CLUSTER, andPOLL_INTERVAL(parallel reconciler work tracked by HYPERFLEET-1521)Dockerfile(UBI9 go-toolset builder → ubi9-micro runtime) producing a statichyperfleet-applierbinary with CA certs for TLScharts/with Deployment, ServiceAccount, ClusterRole/Binding, required-value validation, and docs generated viahelm-docsMakefilewith versioned binary build,image/image-push/image-devtargets, Helm lint/template/verify/docs/install targets, and wiredhelm-verifyintoverify.tekton/hyperfleet-applier-{push,tag}.yaml).tekton/hyperfleet-applier-chart-{push,tag}.yaml), modeled on konflux-ci/caching patterns (HYPERFLEET-1207 / HYPERFLEET-1214)renovate.jsonfor grouped Go module and Dockerfile dependency updateshelm-docstotools/go.modand ignoredbin/in.gitignoreNotes
cmd/applieris explicitly temporary; reconcile loops are sequential today pending HYPERFLEET-1521.vX.Y.Z/vX.Y.Z-rcNtags rather than commit-distance defaults.Test Plan
make lintpassesmake verifypasses (includeshelm-verify)make helm-lint/make helm-templatemake image