OADP-8764: handle CACertRef in DPT - #2443
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe controller resolves CA certificates from inline data or a Secret reference. It passes the resolved bytes to vendor detection and AWS TLS setup. TLS configuration adds supplied certificates to the system certificate pool. Unit and end-to-end tests cover CA resolution and use. ChangesCA certificate handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Reconciliation
participant resolveCAData
participant KubernetesSecret
participant determineVendor
participant initializeProvider
participant buildTLSConfig
Reconciliation->>resolveCAData: Resolve CA bytes
resolveCAData->>KubernetesSecret: Read referenced CA key when applicable
resolveCAData-->>Reconciliation: Return CA bytes or error
Reconciliation->>determineVendor: Pass resolved CA bytes
determineVendor->>buildTLSConfig: Configure HTTP TLS
Reconciliation->>initializeProvider: Pass resolved CA bytes
initializeProvider->>buildTLSConfig: Configure AWS TLS
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Full details: Test Structure And QualityExplanation The new Ginkgo test uses assertions without diagnostic messages. In Resolution Add meaningful failure messages to each new Ginkgo assertion and timed wait. Include the operation and resource being checked, such as creating/updating the CA-reference DPA, waiting for Velero or BSL availability, reading the CA bundle ConfigMap, and waiting for the DPT to reach a terminal phase. Preserve the existing resource cleanup and finite timeouts. Full details: Ipv6 And Disconnected Network Test CompatibilityExplanation The new Ginkgo test at Resolution IPv6 and disconnected network compatibility notice: This test may contain IPv4 assumptions or external connectivity requirements that will fail in IPv6-only disconnected environments. Please verify your test works on IPv6 by running an additional CI job: For parallel tests: ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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internal/controller/dataprotectiontest_controller_test.go (3)
126-137: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThese two cases do not exercise the custom CA.
The test server at Line 143 is
httptest.NewServer, which serves plain HTTP. No TLS handshake occurs, socaPEMnever affects the result. Both cases pass whether or not the CA is trusted.To cover the new behavior, use
httptest.NewTLSServerand pass the server certificate's issuing CA ascaCertData. Then add a negative case with an unrelated CA and assert thatdetermineVendorreturns a certificate error.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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705-708: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThis block asserts nothing new.
Line 699 already asserts
require.Equal(t, tt.expectInsecure, tlsConfig.InsecureSkipVerify). This block repeats that same check for the insecure cases. The comment states thatRootCAsis ignored when insecure, but the code does not checkRootCAs.The argument order is also inverted.
require.Equaltakesexpectedfirst, thenactual.Assert the stated invariant instead, or remove the block.
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if tt.expectInsecure { - // RootCAs field is ignored when set to insecure - require.Equal(t, tlsConfig.InsecureSkipVerify, true) + // buildTLSConfig returns early on skipTLSVerify and never populates RootCAs. + require.Nil(t, tlsConfig.RootCAs) }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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44-44: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winKeep the self-signed CA helper out of the unit-test dependency path.
tests/e2e/libcompiles all package files and imports Kubernetes clients, Velero, OpenShift APIs, and Ginkgo/Gomega for one standard-library-only helper. MoveGenerateSelfSignedCAto a shared test-helper package or keep a local implementation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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63-68: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winThis BSL fallback duplicates the precedence rule in
retrieveCAData.Both controller callers pass the result of
retrieveCAData, which already falls back toObjectStorage.CACertwhenCACertRefis absent (internal/controller/dataprotectiontest_controller.goLines 737-750). So this branch is unreachable from production code and runs only in tests.The precedence rule now exists in two files. A later change in one place will not be reflected in the other. Consider removing this branch and letting
caCertDatabe the single source, or keeping it and documenting that it exists only for callers that do not resolve the CA first.The error text at Line 59 says "from param". Operators read this message. Prefer wording that names the configuration field, for example "failed to parse CA certificates from the BackupStorageLocation CA data".
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In `@internal/controller/dataprotectiontest_controller_test.go`:
- Line 790: Remove the caCertData fixture from the test case named “valid
generated CA cert from bsl” so buildTLSConfig must use bsl.ObjectStorage.CACert;
leave the BSL certificate setup and expected assertions unchanged.
In `@internal/controller/dataprotectiontest_controller.go`:
- Around line 146-149: Update the CA retrieval error branch in Reconcile after
retrieveCAData to call r.updateDPTErrorStatus before returning, then return an
error with a lowercase contextual message, proper spacing, and %w wrapping the
original error.
In `@internal/controller/tls_config.go`:
- Around line 41-44: Update buildTLSConfig so the dpt.Spec.SkipTLSVerify early
return occurs before calling x509.SystemCertPool(), preserving successful
configuration when verification is skipped. Keep certificate-pool loading only
on the path that uses it, and wrap its error with %w for unwrapping.
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In `@internal/controller/dataprotectiontest_controller_test.go`:
- Around line 126-137: Update the determineVendor test cases for custom CA
handling to use httptest.NewTLSServer and supply that server’s issuing CA as
caCertData. Add a negative case using an unrelated CA and assert that
determineVendor returns a certificate error, while preserving the existing
vendor expectations for the trusted cases.
- Around line 705-708: Remove the redundant InsecureSkipVerify assertion inside
the tt.expectInsecure branch, or replace it with an assertion that verifies
RootCAs is ignored when TLS is configured as insecure. Keep the existing
tt.expectInsecure comparison unchanged and use require.Equal with expected
before actual.
- Line 44: Remove the dataprotection controller unit test’s dependency on
tests/e2e/lib by relocating or locally implementing GenerateSelfSignedCA in a
standard-library-only test helper. Update the test to use that helper while
preserving the existing self-signed CA behavior.
In `@internal/controller/tls_config.go`:
- Around line 63-68: Remove the redundant BSL ObjectStorage.CACert fallback
branch from the CA configuration flow so retrieveCAData remains the single
source of CA precedence. Update the nearby parse-error message to identify the
source as BackupStorageLocation CA data instead of “from param,” while
preserving the existing caCertData handling.
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checking, might be similar to what i just opened #2454 |
If this migrates existing CACert fields to CaCertRef Secrets then resolving both won't be needed as everything will be a CACertRef. |
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Thanks for following up. #2454 converts inline Could you keep CA selection in |
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753-753: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThis case does not test the inline BSL
CACertpath.
buildTLSConfigreads onlycaCertData. It never readsbsl.ObjectStorage.CACert. The "invalid CA cert from bsl" case fails becausecaCertDataholds invalid bytes. The BSL field has no effect on the result, so this case repeats "invalid CA cert from param".TestRetrieveCADataalready covers resolution of inlineCACert. Rename this case so it describes what it tests, or remove it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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49-53: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueWrap the system pool error with
%w.The error on Line 52 uses
%v, so callers cannot unwrap the cause. The message also has no separator before the cause.Proposed fix
- return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to load system certificate pool %v", err) + return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to load system certificate pool: %w", err)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 208-230: Add cleanup for the cacert-minio-backup-ref-dpt backup in
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Review comments at @internal/controller/dataprotectiontest_controller_test.go:
- Line 753: Rename or remove the “invalid CA cert from bsl” case in the test
containing `caCertData`, since `buildTLSConfig` uses that field and does not
read `bsl.ObjectStorage.CACert`; avoid presenting it as coverage of the inline
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- Around line 49-53: Update the error formatting in the SystemCertPool error
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| ginkgo.It("DataProtectionTest resolves CACertRef from BSL and completes successfully", func(ctx ginkgo.SpecContext) { | ||
| // Ensures the internal state is returned after the test is over. | ||
| // This test only uses CaCertRef of the BSL. | ||
| originalCacert := cacertDpaCR.BSLCacert | ||
| originalCacertRef := cacertDpaCR.BSLCacertRef | ||
| defer func() { | ||
| cacertDpaCR.BSLCacert = originalCacert | ||
| cacertDpaCR.BSLCacertRef = originalCacertRef | ||
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| cacertDpaCR.BSLCacertRef = &corev1.SecretKeySelector{ | ||
| LocalObjectReference: corev1.LocalObjectReference{Name: minioCACertSecret}, | ||
| Key: minioCACertKey, | ||
| } | ||
| verifyBSLWithCACertBackup(ctx, "cacert-minio-backup-ref-dpt") | ||
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| // Create a DPT referencing the BSL by name; the BSL carries CACertRef so | ||
| // retrieveCAData must resolve the Secret to establish the TLS connection. | ||
| err := lib.CreateDPTAndAssertComplete(runTimeClientForSuiteRun, namespace, cacertDpaCR.Name) | ||
| gomega.Expect(err).NotTo(gomega.HaveOccurred(), | ||
| "DPT should complete when BSL CACertRef points to a valid Secret") | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add the new backup name to cleanup.
This test creates the backup cacert-minio-backup-ref-dpt. The pre-run cleanup at Lines 46-47 does not delete this backup. The failure fallback in AfterEach at Lines 126-131 does not delete it either. Suppose the test fails after it creates the backup. The Backup CR then stays in the cluster, and the next run can collide with it. Add lib.DeleteBackup(..., "cacert-minio-backup-ref-dpt") in both places.
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- Line 244: Update the `lib.CreateDPTAndAssertComplete` call to pass the
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controller-generated `-1` suffix, so the DPT references the BSL created by this
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Failure Analysis: pull-ci-openshift-oadp-operator-oadp-dev-5.0-e2e-test-awsSummary
Failed Test
Root CauseTiming issue in post-restore route accessibility check. The test's route reachability probe fired at the exact second the restored pod became Ready, before the OpenShift router had time to sync the new endpoint into its HAProxy configuration. Detailed Timeline
Code Path AnalysisThe failure occurs in
The healthz retry logic (5 attempts with sleep) exists specifically for this kind of transient unavailability, but it only runs after the endpoint URL is successfully resolved. The route check that gates it has zero retries. Why This Is a Flake
Not a Known FlakeThe closest registered flake pattern is OADP-5086 ( Impact Assessment
Suggested Fix (Test Infrastructure)Add retry logic to the route reachability check in // In getAppEndpointURLAndProxyParams(), retry the route check a few times
// before falling back to the proxy pod.
var appEndpointURL string
var err error
for attempt := 1; attempt <= 3; attempt++ {
appEndpointURL, err = GetRouteEndpointURL(ocClient, namespace, routeName)
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log.Printf("Route check attempt %d/3 failed: %v", attempt, err)
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}RecommendationRetry the job — this failure is a transient timing flake unrelated to PR #2443's changes. Consider adding a flake pattern for |
…int unparam) golangci-lint's unparam check flagged buildTLSConfig's bsl parameter as unused -- CA cert data is already passed separately via caCertData ([]byte), so bsl was never read in the function body. Removing it cascaded: buildHTTPClientWithTLS and buildAWSSessionWithTLS only forwarded bsl to buildTLSConfig, so once removed there they also became unparam violations, requiring the same removal all the way up through their 2 real callers and 3 test call sites. Verified: go build ./..., go vet ./internal/controller/..., golangci-lint run ./internal/controller/... (0 issues), and go test ./internal/controller/... -run 'TestBuild|TLS|DataProtectionTest' (all pass, including the BSL-CA-cert test cases -- confirming bsl truly carried no behavior). Co-authored-by: Hermes Agent <noreply@hermes-agent> Signed-off-by: Tiger Kaovilai <tkaovila@redhat.com>
Copilot review finding on #1: the comment wrote 'CaCertRef' but the actual DataProtectionApplication API field is CACertRef (json tag caCertRef). Comment-only fix, no behavior change. Co-authored-by: Hermes Agent <noreply@hermes-agent> Signed-off-by: Tiger Kaovilai <tkaovila@redhat.com>
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@msfrucht for your convenience msfrucht#1 merge this if u agree. |
fix: remove unused bsl parameter (golangci-lint unparam)
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReuse the resolved CA data during provider initialization.
When upload tests run and
CACertRefpoints to a Secret,initializeProviderreads the Secret a second time. A Secret update can make provider initialization use different CA bytes than vendor detection. A Secret deletion or lookup error can also make provider initialization fail after the first lookup succeeded.Suggested fix
- provider, err := r.initializeProvider(ctx, resolvedBackupLocationSpec) + provider, err := r.initializeProvider(ctx, resolvedBackupLocationSpec, caPEMData) -func (r *DataProtectionTestReconciler) initializeProvider(ctx context.Context, backupLocationSpec *velerov1.BackupStorageLocationSpec) (cloudprovider.CloudProvider, error) { +func (r *DataProtectionTestReconciler) initializeProvider(ctx context.Context, backupLocationSpec *velerov1.BackupStorageLocationSpec, caCertData []byte) (cloudprovider.CloudProvider, error) { if backupLocationSpec == nil { return nil, fmt.Errorf("backupLocationSpec is nil") } providerName := strings.ToLower(backupLocationSpec.Provider) - caCertData, err := r.retrieveCAData(ctx, backupLocationSpec) - if err != nil { - return nil, fmt.Errorf("cannot retrieve CA Certificate data: %s", err.Error()) - } - switch providerName {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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244-245: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAvoid duplicating the controller’s generated BSL name.
<DPA name>-1is correct today. If the controller changes its generated BSL name, this test can pass a stale name toCreateDPTAndAssertComplete, and the DPT lookup can fail. Use a supported lookup for the BSL created bycacertDpaCR, or assign an explicit BSL name and reuse it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 291-307: Update initializeProvider and its upload-test call site
to accept and reuse the already resolved caPEMData as caCertData. Remove the
second retrieveCAData lookup so provider initialization uses the same CA bytes
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- Around line 244-245: Update the test around CreateDPTAndAssertComplete to
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Checking only phase here makes the new CACertRef E2E test a false positive. The reconciler records a failed upload in status.uploadTest.success but still marks the DPT Complete, so a TLS failure can pass this helper. Please return an error when dpt.Status.UploadTest.Success is false, including ErrorMessage, so the test verifies the DPT client can reach MinIO using the referenced CA.
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| if err := r.determineVendor(ctx, r.dpt, resolvedBackupLocationSpec, caPEMData); err != nil { | ||
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The CA is already resolved into caPEMData for vendor detection, but initializeProvider reads CACertRef again. Pass the resolved bytes into initializeProvider and initializeAWSProvider so one reconciliation uses one CA value and performs one Secret lookup.
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CACertRef is resolved before buildTLSConfig checks skipTLSVerify. A DPT with skipTLSVerify=true now fails when the referenced Secret is missing, although TLS verification is intentionally disabled. Skip CA resolution in that mode and add coverage for a missing CACertRef Secret with skipTLSVerify enabled.
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Please add a retrieveCAData case with both CACertRef and inline CACert set, then assert that the Secret value is returned. That locks the Velero-compatible precedence rule into the test suite.
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| caCertData, err := r.retrieveCAData(ctx, backupLocationSpec) |
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initializeProvider resolves CACertRef for every provider, but only the AWS path receives caCertData. For GCP and Azure this adds a Secret dependency without configuring client trust. Please either limit CACertRef resolution to the AWS-compatible path or add the corresponding TLS transport support before treating it as DPT-wide CA handling.
- Resolve the CA once per reconcile (resolveCAData) and pass the bytes into initializeProvider/initializeAWSProvider instead of re-reading CACertRef, so one reconcile uses one CA value and does one Secret lookup. - Skip CA resolution when skipTLSVerify is true, so a missing CACertRef Secret no longer fails a DPT that disables verification. - Resolve the CA only for AWS-compatible providers; GCP and Azure do not receive caCertData, so resolving it only added an unused Secret dependency. - E2E helper: fail when status.uploadTest.success is false (including ErrorMessage), since the reconciler marks the DPT Complete even when the upload failed and phase alone made the CACertRef test a false positive. - Tests: retrieveCAData case with both CACertRef and inline CACert asserting the Secret value wins; TestResolveCAData covering aws, skipTLSVerify with a missing Secret, aws with a missing Secret, gcp/azure, and a nil spec. Co-authored-by: Hermes Agent <noreply@hermes-agent> Signed-off-by: Tiger Kaovilai <tkaovila@redhat.com>
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msfrucht#2 made for your convenience again to handle @shubham-pampattiwar comments. |
fix: address shubham's review feedback on DPT CACertRef handling
Signed-off-by: Michael Fruchtman <msfrucht@us.ibm.com>
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I don't see what preventing Azure/GCP from using CA data is particularly helpful. IgnoreTLS makes sense because the entire retrieval is not needed as the cert pool is completely ignored. Particularly since this change also modified the cert loader for DPT to do well-known + custom instead to match the existing operator and the azure/gcp plugins ignore them. But I also don't see it hurting either. Just seems like work for you later if that is ever added to me. |
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I don't see benefit either :) but I gues doesn't hurt. |
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## Summary
For a future DataProtectionTest version (DPTv2), make the terminal phase reflect the aggregate result of the requested tests. Reserve the successful completion phase for runs in which all requested tests succeeded. Add a distinct partial-result phase and a status conditions array that explains the results.
Requested by @kaovilai to track the proposal in:
https://github.com/msfrucht/oadp-operator/pull/2#discussion_r4189128532
This is a future API enhancement, not a requirement to expand the scope of PR #2443.
## Rationale and current behavior
The referenced review comment expects a phase named "Completed" to mean that all parts succeeded. It proposes a partial-result phase such as PartialFailed, PartialComplete, or PartialSuccess, plus conditions that explain the result. Final phase names remain a design decision.
The current API uses `Complete`, not `Completed`. In the inspected PR #2443 branch, `updateDPTStatusToComplete` sets `status.phase` to `Complete` and copies individual test results without checking whether all tests succeeded. The e2e helper `CreateDPTAndAssertComplete` therefore also checks `status.uploadTest.success`; phase alone does not establish success.
## Required changes
1. Define DPTv2 aggregate result semantics for all-success, mixed success/failure, and all-failure runs. Define handling for skipped, disabled, and not-run tests so they cannot produce misleading success.
2. Reserve the successful terminal phase for successful completion of all requested tests.
3. Introduce a distinct terminal partial-result phase for mixed outcomes. Select and document the final phase name.
4. Add a status conditions array that explains aggregate and individual test outcomes. Define stable condition types, reasons, messages, and transition semantics.
5. Update controller aggregation and terminal-state handling to use these semantics. Keep individual test diagnostics available.
6. Update API/CRD schemas, status consumers, e2e helpers, and documentation. Document compatibility and migration from the existing status model.
7. Add regression coverage for aggregate phases and conditions.
## Affected areas
- `api/v1alpha1/dataprotectiontest_types.go`: current status model; reference point for DPTv2 API design.
- `internal/controller/dataprotectiontest_controller.go`: result aggregation, completion/error status, and terminal-state handling.
- `internal/controller/dataprotectiontest_controller_test.go`: controller status coverage.
- `config/crd/bases/oadp.openshift.io_dataprotectiontests.yaml` and bundled CRD manifests: status schema.
- `tests/e2e/lib/dpt.go`: terminal-state polling and success assertions.
These are current implementation reference points, not a prescribed location for the future API version.
## Acceptance criteria
- All requested tests succeeding produces the successful terminal phase.
- Mixed successful and failed tests produce a distinct partial-result phase.
- Failed requested tests cannot produce the successful terminal phase.
- Conditions explain the aggregate outcome and identify failed tests with actionable diagnostics.
- Disabled, skipped, and not-run tests have documented behavior.
- Status consumers recognize all terminal phases and do not interpret partial completion as success.
- Tests cover all-success, mixed-result, all-failure, and skipped/not-run cases.
- Compatibility and migration behavior are documented.
## References
- Source proposal: https://github.com/msfrucht/oadp-operator/pull/2#discussion_r4189128532
- Related implementation feedback: https://github.com/msfrucht/oadp-operator/pull/2
- Upstream PR: https://github.com/openshift/oadp-operator/pull/2443
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Why the changes were made
When testing to unknown vendor S3-"compatibles" like Spectrum Protect and Hitachi S3 these are commonly on-prem and use custom CAs. Velero 1.18 introduced CaCertRef in the BackupStorageLocation that takes priority over the inline CA. Velero may also deprecate the inline CA in the future as very long CA chains can exceed the 1Mi default object limit when placed inline.
Without handling CaCertRef a custom BSL has to be made with inline CA to perform these tests as otherwise the certificate validation fails.
buildTLSConfig was rewritten to always load the default system certificates and append additional CAs. This is the correct behavior for a mix of known-certificates and custom CAs. The previous implementation only loaded the custom CAs and thus could not handle a mix without appending the well-known CAs to the BSL which increased the CA chain length needed in the BSL.
How to test the changes made
Deploy Minio with the changes and setup a custom CA using the Openshift Serive-CA injection via Service.
https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/openshift_container_platform/4.22/html/security_and_compliance/configuring-certificates#add-service-certificate-configmap_service-serving-certificate
Setup a BSL pointing to Minio with the custom CA attached as either inline CA or via CaCertRef.
Create DPT object with a reference to the Minio BSL. The DPT controller will now retrieve the CACertRef secret value and use the Secret data as a CA.
Questions for Maintainers
Layering
Module tls_config.go does not have a controller-runtime client to query the Secret reference. The Secret was queried from the dpt controller and passed into tls_config.go layer.
This does create an awkward situation that both the BSL can have an inline CACert as well as the CaCert from the Secret reference. I could have appended the CACertRef data to the BSL object to avoid the parameter pass in, but this would break if the inline CACert is deprecated from Velero in the future.
On the other hand, once deprecated, this makes removal of the inline CACert considerably easier because it must come from another source.
Should error if both CACert and CACertRef is set?
Velero uses either inline CACert or CACertRef, not both. https://github.com/velero-io/velero/blob/v1.18.2-rc.2/pkg/cmd/util/cacert/bsl_cacert.go#L58
The PR prioritizes CaCertRef over CACert if both are set like Velero.
Should DPT set to error if both are set? Velero does not and silently uses the CACertRef.
Object Storage
Velero plugin for Azure and GCP do not have a CA parameter (though both Azure and GCP clients can be setup this way). Because of this the CA Cert parameter was not passed on to the Azure and GCP client builders. If this is ever turned into an interface, this will need to be address or the parameter will be ignored.
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