OSAC-4109: wire real fulfillment VolumeClient into OSAC CSI driver - #405
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WalkthroughThe CSI driver now uses a fulfillment gRPC ChangesCSI volume integration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change enables real volume creation, but retrying a PVC with the same reference in another tenant could select the wrong tenant’s volume, and extreme sizes could produce incorrect capacity values. These current-head correctness and isolation risks should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CSIDriver
participant VolumeClient
participant FulfillmentVolumesAPI
CSIDriver->>VolumeClient: Request volume lifecycle operation
VolumeClient->>FulfillmentVolumesAPI: Call private Volumes RPC
FulfillmentVolumesAPI-->>VolumeClient: Return volume data or RPC error
VolumeClient-->>CSIDriver: Return converted result or error
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In `@fulfillment-service/internal/auth/policies/authz.rego`:
- Around line 461-470: The is_csi branch in subject_tenant_result must not grant
the shared CSI client universal tenant scope. Remove or replace this wildcard
authorization with a trusted identity-to-tenant mapping, and only enable CSI
authorization after per-tenant credentials are available; do not rely on
metadata.tenant or StorageClass input as the identity boundary.
In `@osac-csi-driver/cmd/osac-csi-driver/main.go`:
- Line 68: Update the deferred connection cleanup around conn.Close to log any
returned close error instead of discarding it, while removing
fulfillmentEndpoint from logging in the surrounding startup or shutdown flow.
Keep the existing connection lifecycle behavior unchanged and use the
established logger.
Apply the same fix in `@osac-csi-driver/cmd/osac-csi-driver/main.go` at line 69.
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| # TEMPORARY (shared CSI model, OSAC-4109): the CSI driver currently authenticates with a | ||
| # single shared "osac-csi-driver" client that has no per-tenant organization claim, so it is | ||
| # granted universal tenant scope here. The tenant a volume belongs to is carried on the | ||
| # request (metadata.tenant, from the StorageClass "tenant" parameter) rather than enforced by | ||
| # identity. This is a deliberate short-term shortcut: it means fulfillment does NOT enforce | ||
| # tenant isolation by identity for CSI calls. Remove this rule (and the "not is_csi" guards | ||
| # below) once per-tenant "osac-csi-driver-<tenant>" clients land - tracked in OSAC-4197. | ||
| subject_tenant_result = ["*"] if { | ||
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Do not grant the shared CSI identity universal tenant scope.
subject_tenant_result = ["*"] authorizes this identity for every tenant. The tenant then comes from request metadata, not from the authenticated identity. A caller that can select a StorageClass with another tenant value can create, list, or delete that tenant's volumes.
Use per-tenant CSI credentials before enabling this client. If the shared client must remain, enforce a trusted identity-to-tenant mapping before authorization.
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In `@fulfillment-service/internal/auth/policies/authz.rego` around lines 461 -
470, The is_csi branch in subject_tenant_result must not grant the shared CSI
client universal tenant scope. Remove or replace this wildcard authorization
with a trusted identity-to-tenant mapping, and only enable CSI authorization
after per-tenant credentials are available; do not rely on metadata.tenant or
StorageClass input as the identity boundary.
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Intentional and time-boxed for the shared-client model: tenant is carried on the request, not enforced by identity, in this window. Tracked for removal in OSAC-4197 (per-tenant osac-csi-driver-<tenant> clients + drop the wildcard); the code comment marks it temporary and cites that ticket.
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@akshaynadkarni, acknowledged. The comment documents the temporary shared-client exception and links the required remediation.
The security risk remains until OSAC-4197 provides per-tenant credentials and removes subject_tenant_result = ["*"]. I will keep this finding open as a tracked exception rather than treat it as an unintentional defect.
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File: fulfillment-service/internal/auth/policies/authz.rego:461-470
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Learning: In `fulfillment-service/internal/auth/policies/authz.rego`, the CSI driver currently uses one shared `osac-csi-driver` Keycloak client. The `is_csi` branch intentionally grants `subject_tenant_result = ["*"]`, so tenant selection comes from request metadata during this temporary model. OSAC-4197 tracks the required migration to per-tenant `osac-csi-driver-<tenant>` clients and removal of the wildcard tenant scope.
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Learning: In `fulfillment-service/internal/auth/policies/authz.rego`, Keycloak users and client service accounts share the `username` value exposed to the OPA policy. CSI authorization must therefore use the dedicated `osac-csi` realm role, not a service-account username pattern. The `is_csi` rule requires JWT authentication and this realm role.
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Replace the in-memory volume stub with a real gRPC VolumeClient backed by the fulfillment-service private Volumes API, so a PVC on the hub drives a real OSAC Volume record end to end. Generate a scoped copy of the private Volumes gRPC client into the driver module, limited to the Volumes service and its import closure (volume, metadata, storage-common types) rather than the whole private API, since the driver only consumes Volumes. A module cannot import another module's internal/api, so the driver generates its own copy (mirrors the osac-operator buf setup). The client maps CreateVolumeParams to a private Volume (metadata.name set to the PVC ref so a retried create resolves via list, metadata.tenant for server-side scoping, spec tier/size/access-mode), converts CSI access modes to the proto enum, and lists by metadata.name via a CEL filter. Create returns CREATING and the existing controller polls to AVAILABLE; the vendor-side provisioning is performed asynchronously by the operator (OSAC-4138), so this client never dials a vendor. Attach/publish still uses the stub (out of scope). Unit tests cover request/response mapping, the name filter, error propagation, and the byte/access-mode/state/protocol conversions against a fake Volumes gRPC client. Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: akshaynadkarni <25892229+akshaynadkarni@users.noreply.github.com>
Rename the CSI driver realm role from "osac-csi" to "osac-csi-driver" so
it does not collide with VAST's array-side VMS role "osac-csi-<tenant>",
and to match the per-tenant client naming ("osac-csi-driver-<tenant>").
Grant the CSI identity universal tenant scope. The driver currently
authenticates with a single shared client that has no per-tenant
organization claim, so it needs universal scope to manage volumes for any
tenant; the tenant is carried on the request (metadata.tenant from the
StorageClass parameter). This is temporary: while it is in place
fulfillment does not enforce tenant isolation by identity for CSI calls.
It is removed when per-tenant clients land, tracked in OSAC-4197.
Add "not is_csi" guards to the non-admin tenant-scope rules so the new
universal grant does not conflict with them during policy evaluation.
Update the authz interceptor tests for the rename and the new
universal-scope behavior.
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In `@osac-csi-driver/pkg/fulfillment/grpc_client.go`:
- Around line 92-96: Add a required tenant field to ListVolumesParams and update
the NameFilter lookup in the gRPC client to constrain the CEL expression by both
metadata.name and metadata.tenant. Update callers to provide the tenant, and add
coverage proving identical PVC references in different tenants resolve only
within the requested tenant.
- Around line 124-128: Update bytesToGiB to validate that b can be rounded up to
GiB and represented safely before arithmetic, then use quotient-and-remainder
rounding instead of b + bytesPerGiB - 1. In the server-response conversion near
the size_gib handling, reject values that would overflow CapacityBytes rather
than converting them. Add tests covering maximum valid values and oversized
request and response values.
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Guard against a nil volume object in CreateVolume and GetVolume: the real gRPC client previously returned (nil, nil) when the server response carried no object, which the controller's poll loop would dereference and panic on (the in-memory stub never did this). Both now return an Internal error instead. Make the byte<->GiB capacity conversions overflow-safe: bytesToGiB divides before adjusting for a remainder (no rounding overflow near math.MaxInt64), and the GiB->bytes conversion clamps at math.MaxInt64 for malformed server sizes. Log the fulfillment-service connection close error instead of discarding it, and document that CreateVolumeParams.ClusterID is intentionally not carried to the private Volume API (which has no corresponding field). Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: akshaynadkarni <25892229+akshaynadkarni@users.noreply.github.com>
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| # identity. This is a deliberate short-term shortcut: it means fulfillment does NOT enforce | ||
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| # below) once per-tenant "osac-csi-driver-<tenant>" clients land - tracked in OSAC-4197. | ||
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[high] privilege-escalation / tenant-isolation-bypass
The CSI driver identity is granted universal tenant scope ([""]) via the new subject_tenant_result = [""] if { is_csi } rule. Any bearer of the osac-csi-driver realm role can operate on volumes belonging to any tenant. Tenant isolation for CSI calls is now entirely dependent on the application layer honoring the metadata.tenant field set by the CSI driver. The PR acknowledges this is temporary (OSAC-4197) and code comments document the shortcut.
Suggested fix: 1. Ensure OSAC-4197 is prioritized with a firm deadline to revert to per-tenant osac-csi-driver- clients. 2. Add server-side validation in fulfillment-service Volume handlers to verify metadata.tenant matches a legitimate tenant. 3. Add audit logging for CSI-scoped volume operations.
| # identity. This is a deliberate short-term shortcut: it means fulfillment does NOT enforce | ||
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| # below) once per-tenant "osac-csi-driver-<tenant>" clients land - tracked in OSAC-4197. | ||
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[medium] scope-creep
The universal tenant scope grant is a significant relaxation of the multi-tenancy model. While the PR body declares this in scope and OSAC-4197 tracks the revert, the authorization policy change is distinct from the stated OSAC-4109 scope. Noted as a design decision — the universal scope is a prerequisite for the real VolumeClient to function until per-tenant clients exist.
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[low] CEL-filter-injection
ListVolumes constructs a CEL filter via fmt.Sprintf with %q. Input is Kubernetes-generated (PVC name, DNS subdomain format), so injection risk is minimal. Go %q properly escapes the value.
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[low] role-rename / backward-compatibility
Role renamed from osac-csi to osac-csi-driver with no transition period. If Keycloak still has clients assigned the old role during rollout, they will be denied access. Requires coordinated Keycloak realm role rename at deployment time.
Suggested fix: Verify Keycloak realm role rename is deployed before or atomically with this policy change.
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[low] naming-convention
Parameter proto in newTestVolume could be confused with the protobuf package alias, though no actual shadowing occurs in this file.
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important but not for now:
we should expose the fulfillment-service go module for the api so other can just import it, just like osac-csi-driver case. All this code is redundant copy, we should just:
import github.com/osac-project/osac/fulfillment-service/pkg/api/osac/private/v1
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OSAC-4109: replace the OSAC CSI driver's in-memory volume stub with a real gRPC
VolumeClientbacked by the fulfillment-service privateosac.private.v1.VolumesAPI, so a PVC on the hub cluster drives a real OSAC Volume record end to end. This fills theTODO([OSAC-2872](https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-2872))left incmd/osac-csi-driver/main.go, where the fulfillment connection was already dialed but the stub was still wired.Why
The CSI controller logic already calls
c.volumes.CreateVolume(...)and polls until the volume reachesAVAILABLE, butmain.gohardwiredfulfillment.NewVolumeStub(...), so nothing actually reached fulfillment. This change provides the missing hop. The driver generates its own scoped copy of the private Volumes gRPC client (a module cannot import another module'sinternal/api), mirroring the osac-operator buf setup. Generation is limited to theVolumesservice and its verified import closure (volume, metadata, storage-common types) rather than the whole private API, since the driver only consumesVolumes.The client maps
CreateVolumeParamsto a privateVolume:metadata.name= the PVC ref (so a retried create resolves via list-by-name using a CEL filter),metadata.tenantfor server-side scoping, and spec tier/size/access-mode; CSI access-mode enum strings are converted to the proto enum. Create returnsCREATINGand the existing controller polls toAVAILABLE— the actual vendor-side provisioning is performed asynchronously by the operator (OSAC-4138), so this client never dials a vendor. Attach/publish still uses the stub (out of scope; OSAC-3278/OSAC-4187).This PR also renames the CSI driver realm role from
osac-csitoosac-csi-driver(avoids collision with VAST's array-side VMS roleosac-csi-<tenant>and matches the per-tenant client namingosac-csi-driver-<tenant>) and grants the CSI identity universal tenant scope. Under the current shared-client model the driver authenticates with a single Keycloak client with no per-tenant organization claim, so it needs universal scope to manage volumes for any tenant; the tenant is carried on the request. This is a deliberate, clearly-marked temporary shortcut: while it is in place fulfillment does not enforce tenant isolation by identity for CSI calls. It is removed when per-tenant clients land, tracked in OSAC-4197.Testing
osac-csi-driver:make fmt(clean),make build,make test(pkg/driver 77.0%, pkg/fulfillment 61.2%),make lint(0 issues). New unit tests inpkg/fulfillment/grpc_client_test.gocover request/response mapping, the name filter, error propagation (AlreadyExists/NotFound), and the byte/access-mode/state/protocol conversions against a fake Volumes gRPC client.fulfillment-service:gofmt -s(clean),buf generate(no diff),go build ./...,ginkgo run -r internal(91 suites pass, including the auth suite 269/269),uv run dev.py lint(0 issues). The authz interceptor tests are updated for the role rename and the new universal-scope behavior.E2E is out of scope for this PR: end to end needs both this PR and OSAC-4138 (operator vendor provisioner), a minted shared
osac-csi-drivertoken, and a cluster (OSAC-4046).Pre-merge ToDos
OSAC-3279commits (they add theosac-csirego rule this PR renames). Until OSAC-3279: add CSI driver identity to OPA policy for the private Volume API #376 merges, this PR will show those two extra commits and diff the rego twice-over. Merge OSAC-3279: add CSI driver identity to OPA policy for the private Volume API #376 first, then rebase this branch onmain— the cherry-picked commits drop out, leaving only the two OSAC-4109 commits.Related PRs
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