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Bootstrap Kube namespaced roles and bindings #16517

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@enj enj commented Sep 22, 2017

This change brings in the upstream namespaced roles that are used by controllers. These will never conflict with the openshift ones since they are required to be in namespaces prefixed with "kube-".

Signed-off-by: Monis Khan mkhan@redhat.com

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@@ -53,6 +55,7 @@ func NewCommandCreateBootstrapPolicyFile(commandName string, fullName string, ou

flags.StringVar(&options.File, "filename", DefaultPolicyFile, "The policy template file that will be written with roles and bindings.")
flags.StringVar(&options.OpenShiftSharedResourcesNamespace, "openshift-namespace", "openshift", "Namespace for shared resources.")
flags.MarkDeprecated("openshift-namespace", "this field is no longer supported and using it can lead to undefined behavior")
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this entire command should just die.

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@@ -53,6 +55,7 @@ func NewCommandCreateBootstrapPolicyFile(commandName string, fullName string, ou

flags.StringVar(&options.File, "filename", DefaultPolicyFile, "The policy template file that will be written with roles and bindings.")
flags.StringVar(&options.OpenShiftSharedResourcesNamespace, "openshift-namespace", "openshift", "Namespace for shared resources.")
flags.MarkDeprecated("openshift-namespace", "this field is no longer supported and using it can lead to undefined behavior")
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We got rid of openshift-infra choice. I don't remember removing the shared namespace choice. If openshift-infra was changed, we simply created what needed to be. If they used a custom shared namespace, we cannot recreate that for them.

@smarterclayton its easier if we remove it, but I'm not sure about breaks. Opinion?

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We got rid of openshift-infra choice. I don't remember removing the shared namespace choice. If openshift-infra was changed, we simply created what needed to be. If they used a custom shared namespace, we cannot recreate that for them.

@smarterclayton its easier if we remove it, but I'm not sure about breaks. Opinion?

Ansible doesn't allow it to be set. If a user changes it, I think its up to him to make sure all his roles are ready

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I think we should remove it.

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Deprecate in 3.7 and remove in 3.8 seems reasonable to me. Removing it completely in 3.7 seems a bit sudden, but I have a feeling that no sane person ever messed with this so I can stomp on it if you really want.

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Deprecate in 3.7 and remove in 3.8 seems reasonable to me. Removing it completely in 3.7 seems a bit sudden, but I have a feeling that no sane person ever messed with this so I can stomp on it if you really want.

@enj You already have removed it in this pull. You just don't realize that you have. It no longer functions as it used to.

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Hm yeah I killed the bootstrapping of it which is what matters.

namespaceRoleBindings := map[string][]rbac.RoleBinding{}

addNamespaceRole(namespaceRoles,
DefaultOpenShiftSharedResourcesNamespace,
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It ripples down to here.

@@ -87,32 +89,6 @@ var (
legacyNetworkGroup = networkapi.LegacyGroupName
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func GetBootstrapOpenshiftRoles(openshiftNamespace string) []rbac.Role {
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func buildNamespaceRolesAndBindings() (map[string][]rbac.Role, map[string][]rbac.RoleBinding) {
// namespaceRoles is a map of namespace to slice of roles to create
namespaceRoles := map[string][]rbac.Role{}
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I prefer the private, global map upstream has.

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I prefer the approach that @liggitt started upstream with plugin/pkg/auth/authorizer/rbac/bootstrappolicy/controller_policy.go, especially since it allows us to mutate the output easily.

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I prefer the approach that @liggitt started upstream with plugin/pkg/auth/authorizer/rbac/bootstrappolicy/controller_policy.go, especially since it allows us to mutate the output easily.

Letting you do something you shouldn't do isn't a point in its favor. Unbork the output and you can have it though.

for _, roles := range ret {
for i := range roles {
role := &roles[i]
addDefaultMetadata(role)
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upstream adds it as they go and I think has a test to ensure everyone gets it.

creationTimestamp: null
labels:
kubernetes.io/bootstrapping: rbac-defaults
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don't add this

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enj commented Sep 26, 2017

@deads2k label removed. #16512 (review) ?

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func addNamespaceRole(namespaceRoles map[string][]rbac.Role, namespace string, role rbac.Role) {
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Not seeing a use-case where these shouldn't be auto-reconciled. Add the annotation here.

for _, roles := range ret {
for i := range roles {
role := &roles[i]
addDefaultMetadata(role)
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don't mutate the upstream roles.

@@ -1047,6 +1016,11 @@ func GetBootstrapClusterRoleBindings() []rbac.ClusterRoleBinding {
}
}

for i := range finalClusterRoleBindings {
roleBinding := &finalClusterRoleBindings[i]
addDefaultMetadata(roleBinding)
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Why are we mutating upstream roles.

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// add default metadata only to openshift cluster roles
for i := range finalClusterRoles {
role := &finalClusterRoles[i]
addDefaultMetadata(role)
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Seems like this should be done when you're building the roles. What is the use-case for having GetOpenshiftBootstrapClusterRoles to be missing annotations?

// add default metadata only to openshift cluster role bindings
for i := range finalClusterRoleBindings {
roleBinding := &finalClusterRoleBindings[i]
addDefaultMetadata(roleBinding)
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What is the use-case for GetOpenshiftBootstrapClusterRoleBindings to be missing annotations?

func GetBootstrapNamespaceRoles() map[string][]rbac.Role {
// openshift and kube are guaranteed never to conflict on these
// the openshift map is safe to mutate unlike the kube one
ret := NamespaceRoles()
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What is the use-case for this to return roles missing annotations?

func GetBootstrapNamespaceRoleBindings() map[string][]rbac.RoleBinding {
// openshift and kube are guaranteed never to conflict on these
// the openshift map is safe to mutate unlike the kube one
ret := NamespaceRoleBindings()
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What is the use-case for this to be missing annotations?

This change brings in the upstream namespaced roles that are used by
controllers.  These will never conflict with the openshift ones
since they are required to be in namespaces prefixed with "kube-".

Signed-off-by: Monis Khan <mkhan@redhat.com>
Signed-off-by: Monis Khan <mkhan@redhat.com>
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enj commented Sep 27, 2017

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deads2k commented Sep 27, 2017

/retest
/lgtm

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deads2k commented Sep 27, 2017

test integration flaked. killing the rest to free our queue

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deads2k commented Sep 27, 2017

/retest

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Automatic merge from submit-queue

@openshift-merge-robot openshift-merge-robot merged commit 56bc677 into openshift:master Sep 27, 2017
jim-minter pushed a commit to jim-minter/origin that referenced this pull request Sep 28, 2017
…e catalog example template.

Upstream role was added in openshift#16517.
jim-minter pushed a commit to jim-minter/origin that referenced this pull request Sep 28, 2017
…e catalog example template.

Upstream role was added in openshift#16517.
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