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In off-cluster mode the bridge built its shared serviceProxyTLSConfig with only InsecureSkipVerify and never set RootCAs, so -ca-file was ignored by the k8s resource proxy (/api/kubernetes/*) and the other off-cluster proxies -- it was only consumed by the OIDC/authn path (completedAuthnOptions.ApplyTo). The in-cluster branch, by contrast, loads its CA into RootCAs. As a result, connecting off-cluster to an API server that presents a certificate signed by a private CA required -k8s-mode-off-cluster-skip-verify-tls (documented DEV ONLY). This is exactly the situation when running the console control-plane-side against a HyperShift guest kube-apiserver signed by the control plane's private root-ca. Wire -ca-file into the off-cluster serviceProxyTLSConfig RootCAs, mirroring the in-cluster branch. RootCAs is set alongside, not instead of, InsecureSkipVerify: when skip-verify is true Go ignores RootCAs, so existing skip-verify users are unaffected, and off-cluster users who pass neither flag keep using the system trust store as before.
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WalkthroughThe bridge now separates Kubernetes and service CA configuration, preserves TLS settings for anonymous Kubernetes transports, adds OIDC authorization options, and uses environment-based proxy resolution for plugin HTTP requests. ChangesBridge proxy TLS and transport configuration
OAuth2 authorization configuration
Plugin HTTP proxy resolution
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The -ca-file RootCAs fix for the off-cluster k8s proxy only reached the main proxied transport. The bridge also builds an anonymous transport via rest.TransportFor(rest.AnonymousClientConfig(InternalProxiedK8SClientConfig)), but AnonymousClientConfig does not copy the source config's Transport (which carried the RootCAs), so that transport fell back to the system trust store and could not verify an API server signed by a private CA. Its consumers -- the user-settings handler (pkg/usersettings) and the login-role metrics (pkg/auth) -- therefore failed with "x509: certificate signed by unknown authority" when running off-cluster against a HyperShift guest kube-apiserver signed by the control plane's private root-ca. Re-supply trust by setting TLSClientConfig.CAFile on the anonymous config when -ca-file is provided (extracted into anonymousK8SClientConfig, with a unit test), letting rest.TransportFor build a CA-aware transport.
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In `@cmd/bridge/main.go`:
- Line 834: Update the CA assignment in anonymousK8SClientConfig so caFile is
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Address CodeRabbit review on openshift#17185: - Only apply -ca-file to the anonymous config's CAFile when it isn't already set, so in-cluster mode's service-account CA is never overridden. - Propagate -k8s-mode-off-cluster-skip-verify-tls to anonymous.Insecure, since rest.AnonymousClientConfig drops the source Transport that carried it.
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🟠 Major · Propagate --ca-file to the terminal Kubernetes client.
cmd/bridge/main.go:518-536
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPropagate
--ca-fileto the terminal Kubernetes client.When skip verification is false,
pkg/terminal/client.goconstructs the REST client without copyingserviceProxyTLSConfig.RootCAsorCAFile. Off-cluster terminal requests to an API server signed by the configured private CA can therefore fail TLS verification. Ensure the terminal REST configuration uses the configured CA.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Off-cluster mode used a single TLS config (from -ca-file) for both the guest KAS proxy and the OpenShift service proxies (Thanos, Alertmanager, terminal, plugins, catalogd, gitops). KAS and those services are signed by different CAs (the cluster root CA vs. the service-serving-signer CA), so a single -ca-file can't satisfy both trust domains -- mirroring the in-cluster branch's use of -ca-file for KAS and -service-ca-file for services. Extract the trust selection into offClusterProxyTLSConfigs: KAS keeps using -ca-file, and services now use -service-ca-file when set, falling back to the KAS trust when unset so existing off-cluster callers that only pass -ca-file are unaffected. Extracting into a named function also makes the selection/fallback logic directly unit testable.
Bump the console image to the build that also honors -ca-file on the bridge's anonymous transport (user-settings + login-role metrics), fixing x509 failures on those paths. Verified live: x509 errors gone; user-settings now reaches the guest KAS over verified TLS and fails only on the missing openshift-console-user-settings RBAC (operator-owned, Phase 2). Upstream: openshift/console#17185 (both fixes + unit test). Docs: STUDY.md §22 records the anonymous-transport fix as resolved (with the transport.New custom-Transport+CA constraint that shaped it); PHASE1_PLAN.md reframes user-settings as an RBAC/namespace gap, not a bridge bug; UPSTREAM_PATCHES.md notes the PR now covers both instances.
…ar + service-ca trust; guest geneve firewall fix Wire control-plane-side console monitoring (Observe -> Metrics/Alerts) to the guest Thanos/Alertmanager through the konnectivity reverse tunnel. Verified live: console -> socks5 -> thanos-querier:9091 = HTTP 200, PromQL `up` returns data. Kustomize (hypershift + pat-console layers): - konnectivity-proxy-socks5 sidecar on the console pod (shape copied verbatim from the live per-HCP catalog-operator sidecar: control-plane-operator konnectivity-socks5-proxy, konnectivity-client cert + konnectivity-ca-bundle, service-network-admin-kubeconfig for the resolver). - console container HTTP(S)_PROXY=socks5://127.0.0.1:8090 + NO_PROXY keeping the in-namespace guest KAS dial direct (so resource browsing + pod terminal, which go via KAS, are unaffected). - bridge flags -k8s-mode-off-cluster-thanos / -alertmanager, and -service-ca-file mounting the HCP-namespace service-serving-ca ConfigMap (Thanos/Alertmanager present service-serving certs signed by a different CA than the KAS -ca-file). - overlay images: console -> quay.io/patmarti/console:260916190318 (adds the off-cluster -service-ca-file support), plus the CPO image for the sidecar. Guest VPC firewall fix (console/guest/allow-geneve-firewall.sh): - The first live test hit 504s. Root cause was neither the console nor NetworkPolicy (allow-all made no difference) but the guest VPC dropping OVN-K geneve (UDP 6081) between nodes -> ALL cross-node pod networking broken (geneve tx>0/rx=0; pod->pod cross-node 100% fail; same-node OK). The node VPC shipped only tcp:10250. Adding an INGRESS allow for udp:6081 from the node subnet fixed it (geneve alone sufficient; OVN encapsulates all pod/service traffic). This is a HyperShift GCP infra-provisioning gap, being folded into gcp-hcp-ctl; script kept here as repro + reminder. Docs: Phase 2 plan §B updated to DONE (backend) with the geneve discovery (§B.6); STUDY §22 adds the off-cluster -service-ca-file gap as the third instance of the off-cluster CA-trust bug; UPSTREAM_PATCHES tracks both the console PR update and the geneve infra fix. The bridge -service-ca-file code change is implementation-planned in _console-research/OFF_CLUSTER_SERVICE_CA_FILE_PLAN.md and folded into openshift/console#17185 (GCP-1219).
Add Proxy: http.ProxyFromEnvironment to the plugins proxy transport so dynamic plugin asset (and i18n) requests can be tunneled to guest cluster services. In the HyperShift control-plane-side (off-cluster) bridge this routes plugin backends through the konnectivity socks5 proxy; in-cluster it is inert (no proxy env) or bypassed for *.svc via NO_PROXY. Matches the k8s/thanos/alertmanager proxy clients which already honor the environment proxy.
LoginFunc built the auth URL with no options, so external OIDC providers never returned a refresh token. Without one, the OIDC login path can only serve a session from the pod that holds it in memory: after the access token expires, after a pod restart, or when a request is load-balanced to another replica, the session cannot be recovered and the user is bounced to an interactive login (a re-auth loop behind a load balancer that can't do session affinity). Add access_type=offline + prompt=consent to AuthCodeURL for the OIDC auth source only (Google does not honor the standard offline_access scope; these request params are the supported mechanism). The OpenShift OAuth source is unchanged (empty options => identical call). This lets getLoginState do a silent back-channel refresh to rebuild the session on any replica.
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🟠 Major · Preserve the configured Kubernetes TLS settings in the terminal client. · main.go:518-606
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the configured Kubernetes TLS settings in the terminal client.
The off-cluster setup passes the
--ca-filetrust pool throughs.K8sProxyConfig.TLSClientConfigto the reachable/api/terminal/proxy/handler. However,pkg/terminal/client.go:getConfigreplaces it withrest.InClusterConfig().TLSClientConfigwhen verification is enabled. This discardsRootCAs, so terminal Kubernetes API calls can fail against a KAS signed by--ca-file. Usep.TLSClientConfigwhen constructing the returned client transport ingetConfig.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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isn't access_type=offline Google-specific? How does it work with other providers?
could prompt=consent cause repeated prompts for providers that already issue refresh tokens when offline_access is in the scope?
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it might be worth adding a test that verifies the OIDC redirect URL contains access_type=offline and prompt=consent, and a test verifying the OpenShift OAuth redirect URL does not contain them
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I think it'd be semantically right to pass *fK8sModeOffClusterSkipVerifyTLS only when *fK8sMode == "off-cluster"
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should we set the proxy here too?
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anonymousK8SClientConfig will crash bridge on startup when both --ca-file and --k8s-mode-off-cluster-skip-verify-tls=true are set, because rest.TransportFor will reject the combination of CA file and Insecure. For instance, we set both the options in example/run-bridge.sh.
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Bridge changes to run the console off-cluster / control-plane-side — as the console for a HyperShift guest cluster, where the bridge runs in the hosted control plane and reaches the guest kube-apiserver and guest services over the network (konnectivity tunnel). Every change is gated to
off-clustermode and/or the external-OIDC auth source; in-cluster and OpenShift-OAuth paths are unchanged.Changes
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-ca-filefor the off-cluster k8s resource proxy. Off-cluster builtserviceProxyTLSConfigwith onlyInsecureSkipVerifyand never setRootCAs, so-ca-filewas ignored and a private-CA API server (e.g. a HyperShift guest KAS signed by the control-planeroot-ca) required-k8s-mode-off-cluster-skip-verify-tls. Fix: setRootCAsfrom-ca-file, mirroring the in-cluster branch (alongsideInsecureSkipVerify, so existing behavior is preserved).Re-supply CA trust to the anonymous transport.
rest.AnonymousClientConfig()drops the config'sTransport(where off-cluster stashesRootCAs/skip-verify), so the user-settings and login-metrics paths fell back to the system trust store and failed withx509: unknown authority. Fix:anonymousK8SClientConfighelper re-applies-ca-file(without clobbering an in-cluster CA) and propagates skip-verify. Unit-tested.Honor
-service-ca-filefor the off-cluster service proxies. Off-cluster reused one-ca-fileconfig for both the KAS proxy and the service proxies (Thanos/Alertmanager/terminal/plugins), but services present service-serving-signer certs — a different CA. Fix:offClusterProxyTLSConfigs()splits KAS trust (-ca-file) from service trust (-service-ca-file), falling back to-ca-filewhen unset. Unit-tested.Honor
HTTP(S)_PROXYfor the plugin asset proxy. The plugins proxy transport didn't setProxy, so dynamic-plugin assets/i18n couldn't be tunneled to guest services. Fix: addProxy: http.ProxyFromEnvironment(matching the other proxy clients). Inert in-cluster; off-cluster it routes plugin backends through the konnectivity proxy.Request offline access (refresh token) for OIDC login.
LoginFuncbuilt the auth URL with no options, so external OIDC never returned a refresh token — and the OIDC path recovers a cross-pod session only from a refresh-token cookie. Without one, a session is served only by the pod that created it, so behind a load balancer without session affinity (multiple bridge replicas) the user hits a re-auth loop. Fix: addaccess_type=offline+prompt=consent, gated toAuthSourceOIDC(Google doesn't honor theoffline_accessscope). OpenShift-OAuth passes an empty option set — unchanged.Testing
Verified live against a HyperShift/GCP guest cluster with external Google OIDC:
-ca-file→/api/kubernetes/*= 200 with no skip-verify; unset/skip-verify behaviors unchanged.-service-ca-file→ no morex509: unknown authority; unit tests cover the helpers.monitoring-pluginloads through the tunnel (Observe → Alerting/Dashboards/Targets render).session was not found. Previously this looped.No UI changes except the plugin surface (verified visually).