OSAC-2971: Wire tenant scoped user authentication for Secret Management apis - #337
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Separate out tenant token sources Align vault token bundle intake with other sources Cleanup yaml, other small fixes Assisted-by: Claude Code
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WalkthroughThe change adds tenant-scoped Vault JWT authentication, connects Vault-backed storage to both secrets servers, mounts Vault CA bundles from ConfigMaps, and adds public-secret CRUD and tenant-isolation tests. ChangesVault-backed secret integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to This PR adds Vault-backed user authentication, but the configured-CA path can panic during authentication setup, preventing the service from starting or authenticating users. It also leaves the controller workload less restricted and allows tenant path traversal through direct callers, so these issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant SecretsServer
participant UserJWTTokenSource
participant Vault
Client->>SecretsServer: secret request with tenant context
SecretsServer->>UserJWTTokenSource: VaultToken(ctx, tenant)
UserJWTTokenSource->>Vault: JWT login in tenant namespace
Vault-->>UserJWTTokenSource: client token
UserJWTTokenSource-->>SecretsServer: tenant Vault token
SecretsServer->>Vault: read or write tenant secret
Vault-->>SecretsServer: secret response
SecretsServer-->>Client: secret API response
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fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source_test.go (1)
49-60: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueCheck JSON handler errors.
The test handlers ignore JSON encoder and decoder errors. Assert these errors so a malformed request or response fails the test at the source.
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source_test.go#L49-L60: check the request decode and response encode errors.fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source_test.go#L132-L145: check the request decode and response encode errors.fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source_test.go#L250-L259: check the response encode error.fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_secret_store_test.go#L344-L353: check the response encode error.As per path instructions: “Never ignore error returns”.
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In `@fulfillment-service/charts/service/templates/controller/deployment.yaml`:
- Around line 120-130: Update the controller Deployment’s Pod and container
security contexts to match the restricted configuration used by the grpc-server
Deployment: enforce non-root execution and RuntimeDefault seccomp at the Pod
level, and disable privilege escalation, make the root filesystem read-only, and
drop all capabilities for the controller container.
In `@fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_login.go`:
- Around line 43-45: Update the transport setup in newHTTPClient to ensure
cloned.TLSClientConfig is initialized before assigning caPool to RootCAs, while
preserving the cloned transport and client assignment flow.
In `@fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source.go`:
- Around line 101-105: Update VaultToken to validate tenant before path.Join,
rejecting traversal or otherwise invalid tenant components such as ../other so
the resulting namespace remains under parentNamespace; add a test covering this
traversal input.
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In `@fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source_test.go`:
- Around line 49-60: Check and assert JSON decoder and encoder errors in the
handlers at
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source_test.go lines
49-60 and 132-145. Assert the response encoder errors at
vault_user_jwt_token_source_test.go lines 250-259 and vault_secret_store_test.go
lines 344-353, using the surrounding test assertion mechanism so malformed
requests or failed responses fail at the source.
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fulfillment-service/charts/service/values.yaml(file-level): Line 98 · [high] breaking-config
The Helm value vault.caCertFile (a flat string) is renamed to vault.caBundle.configMap (a nested object). This is a breaking change for any deployment that currently sets vault.caCertFile in a custom values override. Existing values files referencing vault.caCertFile will silently have their CA configuration ignored after upgrade.
Suggested fix: Document the migration from vault.caCertFile to vault.caBundle.configMap. Consider adding a Helm template assertion (fail) that detects the old key and surfaces an actionable error message to deployers.
fulfillment-service/charts/service/values.yaml(file-level): Line 98 · [medium] architectural-coherence
The PR body only mentions 'a few adjustments were made to the way certs are passed' without stating this is a breaking Helm values change (vault.caCertFile to vault.caBundle.configMap).
Suggested fix: Add a note to the PR description explicitly stating this is a breaking Helm values change.
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source.go:97: [medium] no-token-caching
UserJWTTokenSource.VaultToken performs a full Vault login HTTP round-trip on every invocation without caching. Every Secrets API call triggers a Vault login. The existing Authenticator in the same package implements caching with mutex, expiry, and singleflight. The lease_duration return from loginToVault is discarded.
Suggested fix: Add per-tenant token caching with TTL based on lease_duration, plus singleflight deduplication per tenant.
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_lifecycle.go:311: [medium] authorization-claim-binding
The Vault JWT auth role bound_claims changed from 'organization' to 'groups'. This determines which JWT claim enforces tenant isolation. Existing tenant namespaces provisioned with the old 'organization' bound_claim will reject user JWTs that only carry 'groups'. Inconsistent state possible during rollout.
Suggested fix: Verify Keycloak populates the 'groups' claim for the osac-api audience. Document the migration plan for existing Vault tenant namespaces.
fulfillment-service/it/it_tool.go(file-level): Line 2182 · [low] removal/rename-staleness
makeKeycloakTokenSource still requests the 'organization' scope. While the 'groups' claim used by Vault bound_claims is populated by a separate Keycloak mapper, the 'organization' scope may no longer be needed for Vault auth.
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source.go:96: [low] token-forwarding
The user's raw JWT is forwarded directly to Vault for login. This is the intended design but extends the trust boundary. Risk mitigated by Vault being internal, JWT lifetime bounds, and TLS.
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_user_jwt_token_source.go:48: [low] naming-convention
Field uses vaultAddress/SetVaultAddress while VaultSecretStoreBuilder and VaultLifecycleClientBuilder use address/SetAddress, creating naming inconsistency.
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_token_source.go:22: [low] interface-rename
VaultTokenSource renamed to TokenSource. Under internal/, no external impact. All consumer call sites updated.
fulfillment-service/charts/service/templates/grpc-server/deployment.yaml(file-level): Line 134 · [low] helm-whitespace
Changed '{{ if' to '{{- if' within the vault block. Functionally correct dash-trimming; mixed style is pre-existing in the file.
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_login.go:45: [low] tls-minimum-version
newHTTPClient creates tls.Config{} without setting MinVersion. Go defaults to TLS 1.2 since Go 1.18, so safe in practice.
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_login.go:97: [low] unbounded-read
loginToVault uses io.ReadAll(resp.Body) without size limit. Low risk since Vault is an internal trusted service.
fulfillment-service/it/it_public_secrets_test.go:64: [low] naming-convention
secretId uses IT test convention (lowercase d) vs unit test convention (secretID). Consistent within IT tests.
fulfillment-service/internal/vault/vault_token_source.go:28: [low] new-interface
New TenantTokenSource interface with VaultToken(ctx, tenant) signature. Additive, no existing interface broken.
osac-installer/charts/osac/values.schema.json:349: [low] schema-addition
New vault section added to installer schema. Additive, non-breaking, all properties optional.
osac-installer/charts/osac/values.schema.json:347: [low] missing-schema-docs
New vault schema block has inline descriptions but no corresponding markdown documentation in osac-installer docs.
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Is the key "groups" from keycloak or vault? If it's keycloak, how come the switch to "groups"?
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The "groups" key is from the Keycloak JWT claims. I was having some issues with vault accessing the organizations object and I think I got fooled looking at a JWT from the it environment which has groups populated with tenant names but digging deeper looks like that is maybe happenstance that populates these groups with tenants in the it tool. I'm still looking (or at least will monday :) ) but I think the correct approach might be to try and see if i can get vault matching on the organizations object claim w/ some other mapping change.
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Adds the ability for an individual tenant-user to make use of the Secrets api. Uses token forwarding to vault under the hood to get tenant scoped vault tokens that then itneract with the kv store.
Additionally, a few adjustments were made to the way certs are passed in the helm charts for vault to be better aligned with how we do things for other cert bundles atm.
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