use buf to generate networking code

[tommartensen]

Important info

• Due to the changes to the gRPC URIs this is a breaking change and previous infractl versions will not work.

Replacing proto tools with buf:

• add install script
• rename target to buf-generated-srcs
• buf requires proto files to have a proper proto package defined, so api.v1 instead of just v1.
• buf generated files are located under generated/proto/api/v1/ according to best pratices. This PR looks much bigger because of this - previously generated files were under generated/api/v1.
• buf doesn't require third_party proto definitions to be part of the repository, so they are removed
• updated github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway to v2
• updated ui generated scripts and fixed function names - tested manually.

Misc:

• update gitignore

[ghost]

A single node development cluster (infra-pr-829) was allocated in production infra for this PR.

CI will attempt to deploy us.gcr.io/stackrox-infra/infra-server:0.7.1-20-gd39c344df3 to it.

🔌 You can connect to this cluster with:

gcloud container clusters get-credentials infra-pr-829 --zone us-central1-a --project srox-temp-dev-test

🛠️ And pull infractl from the deployed dev infra-server with:

nohup kubectl -n infra port-forward svc/infra-server-service 8443:8443 &
make pull-infractl-from-dev-server

🚲 You can then use the dev infra instance e.g.:

bin/infractl -k -e localhost:8443 whoami

⚠️ Any clusters that you start using your dev infra instance should have a lifespan shorter then the development cluster instance. Otherwise they will not be destroyed when the dev infra instance ceases to exist when the development cluster is deleted. ⚠️

Further Development

☕ If you make changes, you can commit and push and CI will take care of updating the development cluster.

🚀 If you only modify configuration (chart/infra-server/configuration) or templates (chart/infra-server/{static,templates}), you can get a faster update with:

make install-local

Logs

Logs for the development infra depending on your @stackrox.com authuser:

• authuser=0
• authuser=1
• authuser=2

Or:

kubectl -n infra logs -l app=infra-server --tail=1 -f