Umbrella chart add single plane deploy script - #1345
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds a single-plane Helm profile, URI-based object-storage configuration, Azure deployment automation, chart validation coverage, runtime image pull-secret support, Docker registry username recovery, worker temporary storage, and non-transactional Redis pipelines. ChangesOSMO chart and single-plane profile
Azure single-plane deployment automation
Docker credential decoding
Redis pipeline behavior
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new single-plane deployment path currently permits administrative requests without JWT validation, exposes sensitive credentials in command arguments, and leaves administrator cluster credentials behind; its readiness checks may also hang indefinitely, while existing task and workflow finalization paths can remain inconsistent. These issues create significant security and availability risks, so the PR is not ready to merge until they are fixed or explicitly accepted by the owners. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Terraform
participant Azure
participant Kubernetes
participant Helm
participant OSMOGateway
participant verify.sh
Terraform->>Azure: Provision AKS and external dependencies
Azure->>Kubernetes: Return cluster and service outputs
Kubernetes->>Helm: Provide secrets and deployment values
Helm->>OSMOGateway: Install and upgrade OSMO
OSMOGateway->>verify.sh: Expose readiness and workflow API
verify.sh->>OSMOGateway: Run object-storage smoke verification
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In `@deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/single-plane.yaml`:
- Around line 197-228: In deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/single-plane.yaml
lines 197-228, update the gateway JWT configuration near defaultIdentity and
providers so unauthenticated requests are not accepted as osmo-admin by setting
jwt.allowMissing to false; in deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/README.md lines
29-32, document the profile’s authentication behavior and identify the required
site-specific authentication overlay.
Apply the same fix in `@deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/README.md` around lines
29 - 32.
In `@deployments/charts/osmo/tests/test_osmo_charts.sh`:
- Around line 766-771: The credential-leak checks using require_not_contains in
the Azure and corresponding profile test blocks are ineffective because their
sentinel strings are never rendered. Update the test setup to inject those
sentinel credential values through the profile inputs, or replace the assertions
with the actual credential keys consumed by the profile, while preserving checks
that only Secret names—not decoded credential values—appear in rendered output.
In `@deployments/scripts/deploy-osmo-umbrella-single-plane.sh`:
- Around line 44-58: Replace the --from-literal credential arguments in the
PostgreSQL, Valkey, and backend-token Secret creation paths with protected
temporary files or standard-input data consumed via --from-file, ensuring secret
values never appear in kubectl command arguments. Update the kubectl mock to
detect and reject raw sentinel credentials before redacting its command log,
while preserving the existing Secret names and values.
- Around line 11-12: Update the deployment script’s cleanup trap to remove
"$KUBECONFIG" on exit while retaining the existing port-forward cleanup, install
this cleanup before az aks get-credentials runs, and set a restrictive umask
before creating the administrator kubeconfig.
- Around line 135-137: Update the gateway readiness curl invocation in the
deployment script to include both connection and total-request timeouts,
ensuring each attempt completes within the retry loop. Update the corresponding
exact command assertion in test_deploy_osmo_umbrella_single_plane.sh to match
the new curl options.
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| defaultIdentity: | ||
| user: testuser | ||
| roles: osmo-admin | ||
| allowedPools: default | ||
| jwt: | ||
| # Keep the development default identity usable while validating any JWT | ||
| # that is supplied by in-cluster OSMO clients. | ||
| allowMissing: true | ||
| providers: | ||
| - issuer: osmo | ||
| audience: osmo | ||
| jwks_uri: https://osmo-api/api/auth/keys | ||
| user_claim: unique_name | ||
| cluster: osmo-api-jwks | ||
| service: | ||
| type: ClusterIP | ||
| resources: | ||
| requests: | ||
| cpu: 50m | ||
| memory: 64Mi | ||
| limits: | ||
| memory: 512Mi | ||
| pod: | ||
| topologySpreadConstraints: [] | ||
| oauth2Proxy: | ||
| enabled: false | ||
| authz: | ||
| enabled: false | ||
| rateLimit: | ||
| enabled: false | ||
| tls: | ||
| enabled: false |
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single-plane.yaml accepts unauthenticated requests as osmo-admin, and the documentation does not say so. The profile sets gateway.envoy.jwt.allowMissing: true with defaultIdentity.roles: osmo-admin while oauth2Proxy, authz, and tls are disabled. The README presents the same profile as the base overlay for site deployments, so a site that layers only connection values inherits an open admin path.
deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/single-plane.yaml#L197-L228: setjwt.allowMissing: false, or keep the permissive value only in the development-only profiles.deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/README.md#L29-L32: state that the profile ships a permissive gateway default and list the required authentication overlay as site-specific input.
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In `@deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/single-plane.yaml` around lines 197 - 228,
In deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/single-plane.yaml lines 197-228, update the
gateway JWT configuration near defaultIdentity and providers so unauthenticated
requests are not accepted as osmo-admin by setting jwt.allowMissing to false; in
deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/README.md lines 29-32, document the profile’s
authentication behavior and identify the required site-specific authentication
overlay.
Apply the same fix in `@deployments/charts/osmo/profiles/README.md` around lines
29 - 32.
| KUBECONFIG="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/osmo-single-plane-kubeconfig" | ||
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Remove the administrator KUBECONFIG on exit.
The script writes az aks get-credentials --admin output to a predictable file under TMPDIR, but the EXIT trap only stops the port-forward. The administrator credential remains usable after the script exits.
Install cleanup before az aks get-credentials. Set a restrictive umask, remove "$KUBECONFIG" during cleanup, and keep the port-forward cleanup in the same trap.
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In `@deployments/scripts/deploy-osmo-umbrella-single-plane.sh` around lines 11 -
12, Update the deployment script’s cleanup trap to remove "$KUBECONFIG" on exit
while retaining the existing port-forward cleanup, install this cleanup before
az aks get-credentials runs, and set a restrictive umask before creating the
administrator kubeconfig.
| kubectl create secret generic osmo-postgresql --namespace osmo \ | ||
| --from-literal=username="$POSTGRES_USERNAME" --from-literal=db-password="$TF_VAR_postgres_password" \ | ||
| --dry-run=client --output yaml | kubectl apply -f - | ||
| kubectl create secret generic osmo-valkey --namespace osmo \ | ||
| --from-literal=redis-password="$REDIS_PASSWORD" --dry-run=client --output yaml | kubectl apply -f - | ||
| AZURE_CONNECTION_STRING="DefaultEndpointsProtocol=https;AccountName=${STORAGE_ACCOUNT};AccountKey=${STORAGE_ACCOUNT_KEY};EndpointSuffix=core.windows.net" | ||
| OBJECT_STORAGE_CREDENTIALS="access_key_id: ${STORAGE_ACCOUNT} | ||
| access_key: ${AZURE_CONNECTION_STRING}" | ||
| printf '%s\n' "$OBJECT_STORAGE_CREDENTIALS" | kubectl create secret generic osmo-object-storage --namespace osmo \ | ||
| --from-file=object-storage.yaml=/dev/stdin --dry-run=client --output yaml | kubectl apply -f - | ||
| BACKEND_TOKEN_SECRET="$(kubectl get secret osmo-backend-token --namespace osmo --ignore-not-found --output name)" | ||
| if [[ -z "$BACKEND_TOKEN_SECRET" ]]; then | ||
| BACKEND_TOKEN="$(openssl rand -base64 32 | tr '+/' '-_' | tr -d '=')" | ||
| kubectl create secret generic osmo-backend-token --namespace osmo \ | ||
| --from-literal=token="$BACKEND_TOKEN" --dry-run=client --output yaml | kubectl apply -f - |
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Do not pass Secret values in kubectl command arguments.
Lines 45, 48, and 58 place the PostgreSQL password, Valkey password, and backend token in kubectl --from-literal arguments. A process that can inspect command lines while kubectl runs can recover these credentials.
Create the Secret input through protected files or standard input, then use --from-file. Update the mock to reject raw sentinel values before it redacts the command log.
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In `@deployments/scripts/deploy-osmo-umbrella-single-plane.sh` around lines 44 -
58, Replace the --from-literal credential arguments in the PostgreSQL, Valkey,
and backend-token Secret creation paths with protected temporary files or
standard-input data consumed via --from-file, ensuring secret values never
appear in kubectl command arguments. Update the kubectl mock to detect and
reject raw sentinel credentials before redacting its command log, while
preserving the existing Secret names and values.
| curl --fail --silent http://127.0.0.1:9000/api/version >/dev/null && break | ||
| [[ "$attempt" == 30 ]] && exit 1 | ||
| sleep 1 |
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By default, most operations in curl do not have a timeout, meaning they can hang indefinitely if the server or network does not respond [1][2]. While the command-line tool lacks a default timeout for the overall transfer, there is a distinct distinction regarding the connection phase when using the libcurl library. In libcurl, the CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT option has a default built-in timeout of 300 seconds [3][4]. However, for the command-line tool, users are explicitly advised to use specific flags to prevent indefinite hangs: 1. --max-time (or -m): This sets the maximum time in seconds that you allow the entire operation (including the connection phase and data transfer) to take [1][2]. 2. --connect-timeout: This limits the maximum time allowed specifically for the connection phase (DNS lookup, TCP/TLS/QUIC handshakes) [5][6]. If you do not specify these options, curl may wait indefinitely for a response, depending on the network conditions and system configuration [1][2].
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- 2: https://ec.haxx.se/usingcurl/timeouts.html
- 3: https://curl.se/libcurl/c/CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT.html
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Bound each gateway readiness request.
curl has no request timeout. If the port-forward accepts the connection but the gateway does not respond, the request can block indefinitely and the 30-attempt limit does not apply. Add --connect-timeout and --max-time, then update the exact command assertion in deployments/scripts/tests/test_deploy_osmo_umbrella_single_plane.sh.
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In `@deployments/scripts/deploy-osmo-umbrella-single-plane.sh` around lines 135 -
137, Update the gateway readiness curl invocation in the deployment script to
include both connection and total-request timeouts, ensuring each attempt
completes within the retry loop. Update the corresponding exact command
assertion in test_deploy_osmo_umbrella_single_plane.sh to match the new curl
options.
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In `@src/utils/job/jobs.py`:
- Line 1271: Reconcile partial non-transactional pipeline execution before
reporting completion: at src/utils/job/jobs.py:1271, verify and restore every
expected barrier-member queue write so status updates cannot succeed without
notifications; at src/utils/job/jobs.py:1444, reconcile terminal log writes
before migration or deletion and make retries idempotent so they do not create
duplicate terminal records.
- Line 1444: Update RescheduleTask.execute and the RedisConfig.redis_url
handling so direct Redis Cluster endpoints are rejected or routed through the
cluster-aware EnterpriseCluster proxy before redis.from_url creates the client;
do not rely on transaction=False or replace only the redis_batch_pipeline
construction, and preserve consistent routing for worker, agent, and Kombu
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When you set transaction=False in a redis-py pipeline, the library disables the use of MULTI/EXEC commands, meaning the pipeline does not provide atomicity [1][2]. Consequently, there is no guarantee that all commands will execute or that the set of commands will be treated as a single, uninterrupted unit [3]. In the event of a connection failure during the execution of a non-transactional pipeline (transaction=False): 1. Partial execution is possible: Commands that reached the Redis server and were processed before the connection dropped will have been executed [3]. 2. Indeterminacy: Commands that were in flight or not yet sent to the server when the connection failed will not be executed [3]. The client typically receives a connection error, but it may not be possible to determine exactly which commands succeeded and which failed without additional application-level verification [3]. To ensure atomicity for a group of operations, you must use a transactional pipeline (the default behavior, transaction=True), which wraps all commands in MULTI/EXEC [1][4]. If the connection drops before the EXEC command is sent in a transactional pipeline, the server will discard the queued commands, preventing partial execution [3]. For scenarios where you must use transaction=False for performance or other reasons, you should design your operations to be idempotent or implement application-level retry logic to handle cases where partial execution might occur [3]. If you need to inspect the results of pipeline commands after potential failures, you can use the execute(raise_on_error=False) method, which returns a list of results (including any exceptions encountered) rather than raising an exception immediately upon the first error [5].
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- 2: https://redis.readthedocs.io/en/stable/advanced_features.html
- 3: https://oneuptime.com/blog/post/2026-03-31-redis-how-redis-handles-connection-drops-during-pipeline/view
- 4: https://github.com/redis/redis-py/blob/5cd710a3/redis/client.py
- 5: GitHub issue 3706 in redis/redis-py (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
Reconcile partial Redis pipeline execution.
These pipelines use non-transactional execution. A connection failure during execute() can apply earlier commands and skip later commands. Reconcile all expected writes before completion.
src/utils/job/jobs.py:1271: Reconcile every barrier-member queue. Otherwise, a task status can be updated while a required notification is missing.src/utils/job/jobs.py:1444: Reconcile terminal log writes before migration and deletion. Make retries idempotent because each retry creates a new terminal record.
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In `@src/utils/job/jobs.py` at line 1271, Reconcile partial non-transactional
pipeline execution before reporting completion: at src/utils/job/jobs.py:1271,
verify and restore every expected barrier-member queue write so status updates
cannot succeed without notifications; at src/utils/job/jobs.py:1444, reconcile
terminal log writes before migration or deletion and make retries idempotent so
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redis-py 7.4.0 Redis.from_url RedisCluster.from_url cluster pipeline cross-slot documentation
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In redis-py 7.4.0, both Redis (standalone) and RedisCluster (cluster-mode) provide from_url class methods for client configuration [1][2]. RedisCluster Pipeline Support: The ClusterPipeline class manages pipelines in cluster mode [3][4]. When execute is called, commands are grouped by their target nodes and executed in parallel [3][4]. Cross-Slot Limitations: 1. Non-Transactional Pipelines: In non-transactional pipelines (transaction=False), redis-py handles command routing automatically. You can include keys that map to different slots; the client will route individual commands to the appropriate nodes [3][4][5]. 2. Transactional Pipelines: In transactional pipelines (transaction=True), redis-py enforces a strict single-slot constraint [3][6][4]. All keys involved in commands within a transaction must reside on the same hash slot [3][6][4]. Attempting to use a transactional pipeline across different slots will result in errors, as the Redis engine does not support cross-slot atomicity [3][6][4]. If you need to perform multi-key operations that do not require atomicity across different slots, you can use non-transactional operations or batching [5]. To force keys into the same slot for transactional use, you should use Redis hash tags in your key naming conventions (e.g., {user:100}:profile and {user:100}:settings) [5].
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- 1: https://redis.readthedocs.io/en/v7.4.0/connections.html
- 2: https://redis.readthedocs.io/en/stable/_modules/redis/cluster.html
- 3: https://redis.readthedocs.io/en/latest/advanced_features.html
- 4: https://redis.readthedocs.io/en/v7.4.0/advanced%5Ffeatures.html
- 5: https://redis.readthedocs.io/en/stable/clustering.html
- 6: GitHub pull request 3611 in redis/redis-py (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Keep direct Redis Cluster endpoints behind a cluster-aware proxy.
workflow_obj.logs comes from RedisConfig.redis_url, which accepts any configured host and port. RescheduleTask.execute passes that URL to redis.from_url, then pipelines XADD and EXPIRE commands for workflow, event, and task-log keys. A direct OSS Redis Cluster endpoint can return MOVED when keys reside on different shards; transaction=False does not add cluster routing. Reject direct cluster endpoints or route them through the EnterpriseCluster proxy. Do not replace only this call with RedisCluster.from_url, because the worker, agent, and Kombu paths also use non-cluster clients.
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In `@src/utils/job/jobs.py` at line 1444, Update RescheduleTask.execute and the
RedisConfig.redis_url handling so direct Redis Cluster endpoints are rejected or
routed through the cluster-aware EnterpriseCluster proxy before redis.from_url
creates the client; do not rely on transaction=False or replace only the
redis_batch_pipeline construction, and preserve consistent routing for worker,
agent, and Kombu clients.
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Add single-plane deploy script for the osmo umbrella chart
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