feat(t8s-cluster/rbac): use Users instead of the whole Group#2020
feat(t8s-cluster/rbac): use Users instead of the whole Group#2020
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request modifies a Kubernetes ClusterRoleBinding YAML resource to change access permissions from a group (teuto.net:staff) to three individual users, and adds an explicit cluster role name reference. Changes
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This pull request fixes the Alertmanager healthchecks URL and refactors how the check name is generated. The changes for this are correct.
However, I've identified two issues:
- In
charts/base-cluster/templates/monitoring/deadMansSwitch/unregister.yaml, removing the conditional check for deleting the monitoring healthcheck exposes a bug in thedeleteCheckfunction. The function is not robust and will cause thepre-deletehook to fail if a check doesn't exist. This should be fixed to prevent deployment issues. - In
charts/t8s-cluster/templates/workload-cluster/rbac/teuto-clusterrolebinding.yaml, aClusterRoleBindingis changed from using a group to a list of hardcoded users. This is a significant step back for maintainability and security best practices. This change seems unrelated to the PR's main goal and I strongly recommend reverting it.
Please keep pull requests focused on a single logical change to make them easier to review and manage.
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charts/t8s-cluster/templates/workload-cluster/rbac/teuto-clusterrolebinding.yaml (1)
9-14: Consider parameterizing subjects via values.yaml for maintainability.Hardcoding user emails in the template requires template modifications when users need to be added or removed. The
base-clusterchart demonstrates a more maintainable pattern using thebase-cluster.rbac.subjectshelper that reads from.Values.rbac.accounts(seecharts/base-cluster/templates/rbac/roleBindings.yaml).Consider either:
- Creating a similar helper function for
t8s-cluster, or- Reading from a values configuration like
.Values.rbac.teutoStaff♻️ Suggested approach using values
In
values.yaml:rbac: teutoStaff: - cwr@teuto.net - mw@teuto.net - st@teuto.netThen in the template:
subjects: - - kind: User - name: cwr@teuto.net - - kind: User - name: mw@teuto.net - - kind: User - name: st@teuto.net + {{- range .Values.rbac.teutoStaff }} + - kind: User + name: {{ . }} + {{- end }}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@charts/t8s-cluster/templates/workload-cluster/rbac/teuto-clusterrolebinding.yaml` around lines 9 - 14, The template currently hardcodes user subjects (cwr@teuto.net, mw@teuto.net, st@teuto.net) in teuto-clusterrolebinding.yaml; change this to read from values instead (e.g. .Values.rbac.teutoStaff) or create a helper similar to base-cluster.rbac.subjects that maps each account to a subject object and use that helper in the teuto ClusterRoleBinding template so adding/removing users only requires updating values.yaml; update values.yaml with an rbac.teutoStaff array and replace the hardcoded entries in the template to iterate over that array (or call the new helper) to generate subjects.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In
`@charts/t8s-cluster/templates/workload-cluster/rbac/teuto-clusterrolebinding.yaml`:
- Around line 9-14: The template currently hardcodes user subjects
(cwr@teuto.net, mw@teuto.net, st@teuto.net) in teuto-clusterrolebinding.yaml;
change this to read from values instead (e.g. .Values.rbac.teutoStaff) or create
a helper similar to base-cluster.rbac.subjects that maps each account to a
subject object and use that helper in the teuto ClusterRoleBinding template so
adding/removing users only requires updating values.yaml; update values.yaml
with an rbac.teutoStaff array and replace the hardcoded entries in the template
to iterate over that array (or call the new helper) to generate subjects.
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charts/base-cluster/templates/monitoring/deadMansSwitch/cronjob.yamlcharts/base-cluster/templates/monitoring/deadMansSwitch/unregister.yamlcharts/base-cluster/templates/monitoring/kube-prometheus-stack/_alertmanager-config.yamlcharts/t8s-cluster/templates/workload-cluster/rbac/teuto-clusterrolebinding.yaml
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the Dead Man’s Switch / Healthchecks integration so Alertmanager pings the intended *-monitoring check and aligns check-name generation across templates. It also includes an unrelated RBAC subject change in the t8s-cluster chart.
Changes:
- Fix Alertmanager Healthchecks ping URL to target the
-monitoringcheck. - Reuse the shared
base-cluster.deadMansSwitch.checkNamehelper in cronjob/unregister templates and fix an API key variable reference. - Change
teuto-staffClusterRoleBinding subjects from a group to three individual users.
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| charts/t8s-cluster/templates/workload-cluster/rbac/teuto-clusterrolebinding.yaml | Changes RBAC binding subjects (Group → Users). |
| charts/base-cluster/templates/monitoring/kube-prometheus-stack/_alertmanager-config.yaml | Adjusts healthchecks webhook URL to ping the -monitoring check. |
| charts/base-cluster/templates/monitoring/deadMansSwitch/unregister.yaml | Uses shared checkName helper; fixes API key variable usage for API calls. |
| charts/base-cluster/templates/monitoring/deadMansSwitch/cronjob.yaml | Uses shared checkName helper for the scheduling ping URL. |
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