OPRUN-4711: configobserver: add ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths - #2414
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe change adds FIPS TLS-group utilities and extends TLS security profile observation to read, preserve, compare, and report configured groups. Profile resolution is shared across cipher-suite and group extraction, with Intermediate fallback. ChangesFIPS TLS-group utilities
TLS profile group observation
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ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths->>ExistingConfig: Read configured TLS groups
ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths->>ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths: Resolve profile and extract groups
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| func IsFIPSEnabled() bool { | ||
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This is an alternative method used in an operator to determine whether FIPS mode is enabled
https://github.com/openshift/cluster-ingress-operator/blob/master/pkg/operator/controller/ingress/deployment.go#L57
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But it appears that's an old approach, this method was introduced recent.y
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Adds go.mod replace directive pointing to tmshort/library-go fork at commit 40903d93 (PR openshift/library-go#2414), which adds ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths and FIPS curve filtering. Replace to be removed when the library-go PR merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Todd Short <tshort@redhat.com>
| func getSecurityProfileGroups(profile *configv1.TLSSecurityProfile) []string { | ||
| var profileType configv1.TLSProfileType | ||
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| profileType = crypto.DefaultTLSProfileType |
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is this the proper default? seems like it could be - but any reason why someone should even call this if profile is nil?
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If the APIServer/cluster resource is not found (too early in the startup/install), then it could be that this is called with nil, and that the default is used. When the APIserver/cluster is created, then the watches will find it, and a real profile will be found.
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| func innerTLSSecurityProfileObservationsWithGroups(genericListers configobserver.Listers, recorder events.Recorder, existingConfig map[string]interface{}, minTLSVersionPath, cipherSuitesPath, groupsPath []string) (ret map[string]interface{}, _ []error) { |
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need to check more closely but this looks very similar to innerTLSSecurityProfileObservations
can we extend the existing inner function with groupsPath []string (empty = skip) to collapse two functions into one?
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Yeah, the inner functions, not being exposed API, can be consolidated.
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In `@pkg/crypto/fips_runtime_drift_test.go`:
- Around line 42-71: Update canNegotiateGroup to create a shared
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Adds go.mod replace directive pointing to tmshort/library-go fork at commit 31ff91736 (PR openshift/library-go#2414), which adds ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths and FIPS curve filtering. Replace to be removed when the library-go PR merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds go.mod replace directive pointing to tmshort/library-go fork at commit 31ff91736 (PR openshift/library-go#2414), which adds ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths and FIPS curve filtering. Replace to be removed when the library-go PR merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Todd Short <tshort@redhat.com>
Adds go.mod replace directive pointing to tmshort/library-go fork at commit 31ff91736 (PR openshift/library-go#2414), which adds ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths and FIPS curve filtering. Replace to be removed when the library-go PR merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@pkg/crypto/fips_runtime_drift_test.go`:
- Around line 62-90: Update the server goroutine and client flow around
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Adds go.mod replace directive pointing to tmshort/library-go fork at commit fb717737441f (PR openshift/library-go#2414), which adds ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths and FIPS curve filtering. Replace to be removed when the library-go PR merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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If you plement a KEP, then please link it next time!
I did not read the full code, the design direction needs to be clarified first.
| // (The earlier "FIPS 186-5" citation was inaccurate: that is the Digital | ||
| // Signature Standard, which governs signatures, not TLS key-exchange groups.) |
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What earlier citation? This is a brand new file + comment.
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This was an edit as part of this PR. Being a new file, this history of edits is not necessary. @sanchezl
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Good catch — removed. There was no earlier citation; the parenthetical was a leftover. The comment now just states the NIST SP 800-186 / SP 800-56A basis for the P-curve allowlist.
| // So instead of rejecting, we fail SAFE: when minVersion permits TLS 1.2 but no | ||
| // requested group can service a 1.2 handshake, we APPEND (never replace) the | ||
| // classical fallback groups. Appending preserves the administrator's | ||
| // post-quantum preference for 1.3 peers while restoring 1.2 capability. |
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I admit I got lost in the reasoning here.
User explicitly asks for only specific TLS 1.3 curves and at the same time allows minTLSVersion=1.2.
Why does the code assume the user wants any 1.2 curves? They explicitly listed curves they want, didn't they? What is the list good for. if OCP does not respect it?
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Runtime behavior: If no mutually supported groups (or ciphers) remain after filtering, TLS handshakes will fail with errors like "handshake failure" (for cipher suites) or "no shared group" (for groups). This is the expected and desired behavior — it ensures only supported cryptographic parameters are used.
If you want a different behavior, then please update the KEP. Not all components use library-go and they must append the same 1.2 curves.
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Agreed, and you're right per the KEP. I've removed the entire fail-safe mechanism (tls_handshake_failsafe.go and its use in the observer). The observer no longer appends any TLS 1.2 curves: the administrator's group list is honored verbatim, and a legacy-client handshake failure is the intended, documented outcome. This also avoids the divergence you noted — components that consume the profile directly no longer have to replicate an augmentation step that only library-go performed.
| // FIPS-approved under FIPS), the operand silently falls back to its own | ||
| // defaults — most notably an all-PQ Custom profile on a FIPS cluster. Warn |
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Again, user explicitly listed some curves. The operator should not fall back to its own list. IMO, if the final list of curves is empty, then let it be empty and let TLS fail hard.
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Done. The observer now stores the filtered list verbatim, including an empty list — it no longer omits the path or substitutes defaults. An empty result means no mutually-supported groups remain and TLS fails hard, matching the KEP's "expected and desired" behavior.
Related: FIPS omission is no longer done in the observer at all. Per the KEP that filtering is the consuming component's responsibility, so it's now an opt-in pkg/crypto helper (IsFIPSEnabled + FIPSApprovedTLSGroups) rather than something baked into the observation.
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Done — replaced the bespoke groupsEqual helper with slices.Equal (it already treats nil and empty as equal, which is the nil-vs-empty first-reconcile case).
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Thanks for the info; I was unaware of the KEP. A lot of the testing and the failsafe behavior (which is apparently not needed) was implemented by @sanchezl. I've simplified this PR to match the KEP's behavior, so we can have the minimum necessary to allow library-go users to proceed. I did keep an API to allow components to filter for FIPS, but it's not part of the observer (which returns the curves unmodified). This allows components to filter for FIPS without having to maintain the filter themselves. It's not part of the KEP, but it's also a non-required/optional part that still puts the FIPS filtering on components. @sanchezl, if you want to enhance this, I would propose another PR be made after this merges. |
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Add support for observing the TLSSecurityProfile.Groups field so operators can propagate curve preferences to their operands alongside minTLSVersion and cipherSuites, per the api-tls-curves-config enhancement. pkg/operator/configobserver/apiserver: - ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths observes group preferences at a caller-supplied path, sharing one resolved profile spec with the existing cipher/version observation. - The administrator's group list is propagated verbatim, including an empty list. Per the enhancement, if the resulting groups cannot negotiate with a peer the handshake is expected to fail rather than falling back to unrequested curves, so the observer neither injects fallback groups nor omits the path. pkg/crypto: - IsFIPSEnabled reports whether the Go runtime is in FIPS 140 mode. - FIPSApprovedTLSGroups returns the FIPS-approved subset of a group list (NIST P-curves only). FIPS-mode omission is the consuming component's responsibility per the enhancement; a component filters its own groups with IsFIPSEnabled + FIPSApprovedTLSGroups rather than the observer doing it. The KNOWN DIVERGENCE note documents why the allowlist is stricter than Go's native FIPS module on X25519MLKEM768. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Todd Short <tshort@redhat.com>
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Adds go.mod replace directive pointing to tmshort/library-go fork at commit 1a90a1cfc204 (PR openshift/library-go#2414), which adds ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths plus the IsFIPSEnabled and FIPSApprovedTLSGroups helpers. Replace to be removed when the library-go PR merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pins library-go to the tmshort fork at commit 1a90a1cfc204 (PR openshift/library-go#2414) via a go.mod replace, which adds ObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths plus the IsFIPSEnabled and FIPSApprovedTLSGroups helpers. The fork requires newer openshift/api and client-go, so those are bumped alongside it: - github.com/openshift/api: 20260727 -> 20260805 - github.com/openshift/client-go: 20260723 -> 20260806 - github.com/openshift/library-go: 20260727 -> 20260803 (base require; overridden by the replace above) Replace to be removed when the library-go PR merges. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Todd Short <tshort@redhat.com>
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Implements the library-go portion of the TLS curves configuration enhancement: observe the
TLSSecurityProfile.groupsfield so operators can propagate curve (group) preferences to their operands alongsideminTLSVersionandcipherSuites.What this adds
pkg/operator/configobserver/apiserverObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithGroupPaths— likeObserveTLSSecurityProfileWithPaths, but also observes group preferences at a caller-supplied path. The version/cipher/group observations share one resolved profile spec so they cannot drift.pkg/cryptoIsFIPSEnabled()— reports whether the Go runtime is in FIPS 140 mode (crypto/fips140.Enabled()).FIPSApprovedTLSGroups(groups)— returns the FIPS-approved subset (NIST P-curves only). Per the enhancement, FIPS-mode omission of non-approved groups is the consuming component's responsibility: a component filters its own groups withIsFIPSEnabled+FIPSApprovedTLSGroups, rather than the observer doing it. TheKNOWN DIVERGENCEnote documents why the allowlist is intentionally stricter than Go's native FIPS module onX25519MLKEM768.Design notes (addressing earlier review)
An earlier revision had the observer inject a classical TLS 1.2 "fail-safe" curve set and fall back to operand defaults when filtering emptied the list. That has been removed: the enhancement states handshake failure is the intended outcome when no mutually-supported groups remain, and baking augmentation into the observer would diverge from components that consume the profile directly. The observer now honors the configured list as-is; FIPS filtering is an opt-in
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