Design OSAC-51: Public SSH Key Registry - #285
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WalkthroughThe design removes migration guidance for Changes
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Change: Other Suggested labels: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Rolling upgrades or downgrades can leave SSH-key-backed instances unresolved. Define write barriers and mixed-version behavior before merging the design. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 10 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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AI Design Review: EP-285Score: 8/8 | Verdict: PASS
Verdict: This is a thorough, implementation-ready design that follows all OSAC architectural patterns, provides exceptional technical depth across proto schemas, SQL migrations, Go code, and error handling, and includes a comprehensive test plan with 59+ unit tests, concurrent race condition integration tests, and measurable graduation criteria. Feedback: The design is strong and ready for merge. Two minor suggestions: (1) The Observability section could note whether alerting should be configured for the new SshKeyNotFound/SshKeyInvalid condition reasons and the up-to-1-hour transient error retry window -- the recommendation about alerting for persistent PermissionDenied/Unimplemented codes appears in the Implementation Details section but not in Observability. (2) The Summary paragraph is dense and reads more like a specification excerpt than a concise 3-5 sentence overview; consider tightening it for readability while keeping the detail in the Proposal section. Critical (0)None. Important (1)
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-51-ssh-key-registry/design.md`:
- Around line 565-570: Update the UPDATE fast path in the active-row trigger
logic to compare the complete SSH key reference, including both ssh_key.id and
ssh_key.name, before returning new; otherwise remove the early return so
name-only changes still reach validation.
- Around line 363-378: Convert raw gRPC status errors returned by the
SshKeys.Get call into SshKeyResolutionError before the errors.As handling shown,
mapping NotFound and InvalidArgument to their appropriate typed reasons while
preserving pre-wrapped errors. Add tests covering both raw status codes and
already-wrapped SshKeyResolutionError values.
- Around line 328-330: Reject an empty present SshKeyReference before lookup so
spec.ssh_key: {} is not treated as configured. Update the controller’s ssh_key
presence check and the corresponding database trigger to use the same predicate,
requiring a non-empty id or name while preserving valid references.
- Line 664: Update the SSH key validation used by SshKeys.Create before
persistence to enforce an algorithm policy: allow Ed25519 and ECDSA keys at
P-256 or stronger, while rejecting DSA, SHA-1-based ssh-rsa, and all other
unsupported algorithms. Validate the required algorithm-specific key parameters
after ssh.ParseAuthorizedKey and ensure rejected keys never reach persistence or
cloud-init injection.
- Around line 257-261: Define a single enforceable EnableSshKeyReference
contract in the controller flow: evaluate the gate before ReferenceValidator and
before SshKeys.Get, and return the chosen handled or blocking outcome
consistently when the gate is disabled. Ensure this outcome prevents persistence
and CRD writes, then align the rollout documentation and tests with the same
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I didn't complete the review because my comments might require changes throughout the document. Main question to discuss:
- Scope - should SSHKeys be tenant or Project scoped
- The current
ssh_public_key- should we keep it and have two ways or remove the old way - While I agree that it does not make too much sense to have the ssh key in the
CatalogItem, the current field does exist there (but not in theTemplate)
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382-385: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCheck the feature gate before
SshKeys.Get.When
EnableSshKeyReferenceis disabled andspec.GetSshKey()is non-nil, evaluate the gate before lookup. The current flow can classify a missing key as permanent and callsetReconciliationFailedWithReasoninstead of preserving status. Keep the disabled-gate path asreturn nil; this path does not write the CRD. Update the rollout and test text to use the same no-write contract instead of calling it a blocking error.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 979-983: Define the automated migration job as an atomic,
per-instance transaction or conditional update: read and retain the legacy
ssh_public_key value, reuse an existing matching SshKey when available, create
one otherwise, and update spec.ssh_key plus clear the legacy field only if the
stored value is unchanged. Mark ssh_public_key_migrated only after every change
succeeds, and make retries reuse the recorded key or existing association
without creating duplicates or leaving orphaned keys.
- Around line 243-245: Update the primary ComputeInstanceSpec proto definition
to use executable reserved declarations for field number 7 and the removed
"ssh_public_key" name instead of commented lines, keeping the migration guidance
consistent with the canonical definition.
- Around line 326-328: The ComputeInstance reconciliation path must not call
SshKeys.Get for an empty SshKeyReference. Update addExplicitFields to verify the
reference contains a non-empty identifier or name before lookup, or enforce that
validation in the ReferenceValidator so present {} references are rejected.
- Around line 963-969: The migration must prevent old clients sending reserved
field 7 (ssh_public_key) from silently creating a ComputeInstance without its
requested key. Before deploying the reserved ComputeInstanceSpec schema, enforce
client cutover or add compatibility handling that rejects field 7; update the
related test to assert rejection or no instance creation, never silent field
loss.
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-51-ssh-key-registry/design.md`:
- Around line 382-385: Update the SSH key resolution flow to evaluate
enableSshKeyReference before calling SshKeys.Get; when disabled and
spec.GetSshKey() is non-nil, log the skip and return nil without invoking
setReconciliationFailedWithReason or writing the CRD. Revise the rollout and
test text to describe this behavior as a no-write contract rather than a
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- Line 40: Define and enforce the legacy-client cutover for removed field 7 in
the ComputeInstanceSpec API boundary, or explicitly reject requests containing
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- Around line 861-863: Update the documented downgrade procedure to establish a
write barrier before validation and retain it through controller and
fulfillment-service rollback and removal of the ssh_keys schema. Prevent
fulfillment-grpc-server from accepting or persisting new spec.ssh_key references
during this entire interval, using maintenance/read-only mode or an equivalent
database-level barrier.
- Line 869: Define the old-controller behavior for ComputeInstanceSpec.ssh_key
before enabling writes: either gate persistence until all fulfillment-controller
pods support SshKeys.Get, or specify a backward-compatible reconciliation path
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Looks good to me, thanks for adding BMI in the scope. @ygalblum How do you want organize for the implementation? Shall I create a dedicated feature to focus on the integration of this new resource in BMaaS? I'll probably happen for 0.4 on our side. /hold |
Add design document for the SSH Key Registry enhancement. Introduces a tenant-scoped SshKey resource with CRUD, typed SshKeyReference on ComputeInstanceSpec, ReferenceValidator interceptor integration, and two-layer referential integrity (interceptor + DB trigger). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SSH key provisioning now requires a registered SshKeyReference. The raw ssh_public_key field is reserved and replaced by a migration path for existing users. ComputeInstance CRD scope updated to reflect the new ssh_key reference field.
No existing production workloads to migrate. The ssh_public_key field is removed without a migration job or backward-compat timeline. Proto field reservation retained for schema hygiene. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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OSAC is pre-GA with no production workloads, so the staged rollout mechanism is unnecessary — all fulfillment-service Deployments are updated atomically from the same Helm chart. Removed: Feature Gate Implementation section, Staged Rollout Procedure section, Why a Feature Gate section, gate-disabled code paths in the reconciler, gate-related test cases, gate references in server registration/graduation criteria/upgrade-downgrade/support procedures. Simplified Version Skew Strategy to standard deployment verification. Reclassified PermissionDenied and Unimplemented gRPC errors from rollout-transient to plain transient. Simplified downgrade procedure from 4 steps to 3. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
OSAC is pre-GA with no production workloads, so a formal downgrade procedure is unnecessary. Replace the detailed pre-downgrade validation, downgrade-blocked language, destructive escape hatch, and step-by-step procedure with a brief note. Also remove the rollback-blocking graduation criterion and GA downgrade-test exit criterion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
1. Convert raw gRPC status errors to SshKeyResolutionError before errors.As — without this, raw codes.NotFound and codes.InvalidArgument from SshKeys.Get would bypass the typed error handler and reach the generic reconciler with a generic "ReconciliationFailed" reason. The conversion maps each gRPC code to the appropriate SshKeyResolutionError (permanent/transient) with the correct typed Reason. Added test cases for raw status codes alongside pre-wrapped errors. 2. Compare both ssh_key.id AND ssh_key.name in the DB trigger's UPDATE fast path — previously only id was compared, so a name-only change would skip the name-consistency validation. Added test case verifying that a name-only update reaches the consistency check. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The empty SshKeyReference rejection incorrectly stated it "runs before the ReferenceValidator interceptor". In gRPC, interceptors run before server handlers. The correct ordering is: the ReferenceValidator interceptor runs first but passes empty references through (nothing to resolve), then the PrivateComputeInstancesServer.Create handler rejects the empty reference. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Extend the SSH Key Registry design to cover both ComputeInstance and BareMetalInstance — avoiding the DiskImage duplication trap where separate PRDs/designs were created for VMaaS and BMaaS. Key additions: - BareMetalInstanceSpec gains SshKeyReference ssh_key = 14 (field 13 is user_data_secret; existing ssh_public_key field 2 removed) - Parallel check_bare_metal_instance_ssh_key_ref DB trigger with FOR SHARE locking (same Z0002 pattern as ComputeInstance) - Extended check_ssh_key_not_in_use Z0003 trigger scans both compute_instances and bare_metal_instances tables - BareMetalInstance controller resolves ssh_key.id via SshKeys.Get, passes resolved key as sshPublicKey template parameter (following existing BMI mutateBMI pattern) - Server validation: empty SshKeyReference rejection, immutability enforcement, updated authentication-method check for BareMetalInstance - Updated Summary, Goals, Non-Goals, Scope, Proposal, Workflow, Sequence Diagram, API Extensions, Failure Handling, Risks, Graduation Criteria, Upgrade/Downgrade, Version Skew, Support Procedures, and Test Plan to reflect both instance types throughout The SshKey registry CRUD API remains service-agnostic (D1) — no changes needed. Only the consumer integration (reference field, triggers, controller resolution) was added for BareMetalInstance. Assisted-by: Claude (claude-opus-4-6) Signed-off-by: redhat-chai-bot <redhat-chai-bot@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: Chai Bot <chai-bot@redhat.com>
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@adriengentil I think for now we will split the feature into three epics - SSH Key Management, Usage in ComputeInstance and Usage in BareMetalInstance - under the same Feature. We can decide later if we want to split the last Epic into a separate Feature. In any case, the decomposition does not go into the Design Doc. So, we can merge this one. /lgtm |
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Enhancement Proposal: Public SSH Key Registry
This design document specifies the technical architecture for OSAC-51 (Public SSH Key Registry), enabling users to register and manage SSH public keys at the tenant level and reference them when creating ComputeInstances.
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56 findings addressed across 10 revision rounds and 8 automated reviews, covering: protobuf field numbering, typed references, tenant isolation, TOCTOU race prevention, reconciler error classification, feature gate wiring, immutability semantics, cloud-init eligibility, and downgrade safety.
Tracking: OSAC-51 (Feature), OSAC-4510 (Design Task)
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SshKeyregistry.SshKeyCRUD and Signal RPCs.SshKeyReferencesupport forComputeInstance.7and"ssh_public_key".SshKeyReferencevalues.Affected areas
SshKeyresources and typed references. Removingssh_public_keyis a planned breaking change.Backward compatibility
The design removes
ssh_public_keyand reserves its field number and name. It provides no migration path because OSAC is pre-GA. Active references block key deletion and downgrade.Risk classification
risk:ship — The available evidence indicates design-document changes only. No production code or deployment behavior is implemented. Specific repository risk-label criteria were not supplied. The change is close to risk:show because it documents a breaking API change and deployment-policy changes, but it does not implement them.