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revert: "fix: added missing grant to auth ids api for user notification (#16680)" #16693
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
charts/identity-server/values.dev.yaml (1)
126-127
: Consider documenting the namespace grant removal rationale.Multiple services have had their namespace grants removed and the functionality disabled. This appears to be a significant change in the service-to-service communication pattern.
Consider:
- Adding documentation explaining why these namespace grants were removed
- Updating architecture diagrams to reflect the new service communication patterns
- Creating a rollback plan in case of unexpected issues
Also applies to: 434-435, 536-537
charts/identity-server/values.staging.yaml (1)
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126-537
: Consider documenting the revert decision.This configuration change is reverting PR #16680 which added user-notification namespace grants. To maintain institutional knowledge:
- Document why these grants were initially added
- Document why they are being removed now
- Ensure there are no remaining dependencies that would require these grants
Consider adding a comment in the YAML file explaining the revert decision and its implications.
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apps/services/auth/ids-api/infra/ids-api.ts
(0 hunks)charts/identity-server/values.dev.yaml
(3 hunks)charts/identity-server/values.prod.yaml
(3 hunks)charts/identity-server/values.staging.yaml
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- apps/services/auth/ids-api/infra/ids-api.ts
🔇 Additional comments (9)
charts/identity-server/values.prod.yaml (3)
533-534
: Verify impact on cleanup job's service access.
The cleanup job's namespace grants are being removed, which could affect its ability to perform maintenance tasks if it needs to communicate with other services.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the cleanup job requires access to other services
# Search for service dependencies in the cleanup job
rg -l "cleanup.*user-notification" apps/services/auth/ids-api
# Check for any scheduled tasks that might be affected
rg "schedule:.*cleanup" apps/services/auth/ids-api
Ensure the cleanup job's functionality is not dependent on cross-namespace communication. If it is, consider:
- Documenting the impact of this change
- Implementing alternative cleanup mechanisms if needed
- Setting up monitoring to detect any failed cleanup operations
431-432
: Verify impact on services-auth-ids-api's service communication.
Similar to the identity-server changes, removing namespace grants from services-auth-ids-api could affect its ability to communicate with other services in the cluster.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any direct service-to-service communication between services-auth-ids-api and other services
# that might be affected by the namespace grant removal
# Search for service URLs or endpoints in the services-auth-ids-api codebase
rg -l "user-notification" apps/services/auth/ids-api
# Check for any NetworkPolicy resources that might need adjustment
kubectl get networkpolicy -n identity-server -o yaml 2>/dev/null || echo "No NetworkPolicy found"
Document the rationale behind removing these namespace grants and maintain a list of affected services for monitoring during deployment.
124-125
: Verify impact on identity-server's service communication.
The removal of grantNamespaces and disabling of namespace grants could impact the identity-server's ability to communicate with other services. This change appears to be a revert of a previous security configuration.
Consider documenting the security implications of this change and ensure there's a rollback plan if service communication issues arise.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about potential service dependencies and configurations.
Let me check the actual service communication patterns and dependencies to make a final determination.
Removal of grantNamespaces configuration is safe to proceed
Based on the analysis of the codebase:
- The interaction between identity-server and user-notification is primarily through the delegation API system, not direct namespace access
- The user-notification service integration is handled through proper API clients and configurations in
auth-api-lib
- The namespace grants were previously used for infrastructure components (nginx-ingress, islandis) rather than direct service-to-service communication
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any direct service-to-service communication between identity-server and other services
# that might be affected by the namespace grant removal
# Search for service URLs or endpoints in the identity-server codebase
rg -l "user-notification" apps/services/identity-server
# Check for any NetworkPolicy resources that might need adjustment
kubectl get networkpolicy -n identity-server -o yaml 2>/dev/null || echo "No NetworkPolicy found"
Length of output: 311
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for any references to user-notification or service communication configs
rg -l "user-notification" .
# Look for any service communication configurations
rg -l "grantNamespaces" .
# Check for any Kubernetes service definitions
fd -e yaml -e yml . | xargs rg "kind:\s+Service" -l
# Look for environment configurations that might reference service communication
fd -g "*env*" . | xargs rg "identity-server|user-notification" -l
Length of output: 8640
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check for service communication patterns in the identity-server related code
rg -A 5 "user-notification" ./libs/auth-api-lib/src/lib/
# Check for any Kubernetes service communication configurations
rg -A 5 "grantNamespaces" ./charts/identity-server/
# Look for any direct dependencies between identity-server and user-notification
rg -l "identity-server.*user-notification|user-notification.*identity-server" .
Length of output: 18415
charts/identity-server/values.dev.yaml (3)
536-537
: Verify cleanup job's access requirements.
The cleanup job also has its namespace grants removed. While cleanup jobs typically require fewer permissions, verify that it doesn't need access to any external services to perform its cleanup operations.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check cleanup job's external dependencies
# Test: Search for external service calls in the cleanup job
# Look for external service calls in the cleanup job implementation
rg -A 5 "cleanup" --glob "apps/services/auth/ids-api/**/*.{ts,js}"
126-127
: Verify the impact of removing namespace grants for identity-server.
The removal of namespace grants and disabling of namespace grants functionality could impact the identity server's ability to interact with other services. This change appears to be reverting access to the 'user-notification' namespace.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for dependencies on the removed namespace grants
# Test: Search for service-to-service communication patterns that might be affected
# Check for service references to identity-server in the user-notification namespace
rg -l "identity-server" --glob "user-notification/**/*.{ts,js,yaml,json}"
# Check for direct service dependencies
rg -l "user-notification" --glob "identity-server/**/*.{ts,js,yaml,json}"
434-435
: Verify the impact of removing namespace grants for auth-ids-api.
Similar to the identity-server configuration, removing namespace grants for the auth-ids-api service could affect its ability to communicate with other services. This change needs careful verification to ensure no critical integrations are broken.
charts/identity-server/values.staging.yaml (3)
434-435
: Verify impact of removing user-notification namespace grant from auth-ids-api.
Similar to the identity-server configuration, the auth-ids-api service is having its namespace grants removed. This could affect service-to-service communication.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify auth-ids-api dependencies and configurations
# Test: Check for any remaining user-notification service calls in auth-ids-api
ast-grep --pattern 'userNotification.$$$'
536-537
: Verify cleanup job's access requirements.
The cleanup job's namespace grants are being removed. While cleanup jobs typically require fewer permissions, verify that it doesn't need access to user-notification for cleanup operations.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check cleanup job's interaction with user-notification
# Test: Look for cleanup operations involving user-notification
rg -A 5 "cleanup.*user.*notification" --type typescript
126-127
: Verify impact of removing user-notification namespace grant from identity-server.
The removal of namespace grants and disabling grantNamespacesEnabled could impact the identity-server's ability to communicate with the user-notification service. This change appears to be reverting PR #16680.
Consider documenting the reason for removing these grants and ensure there are no remaining direct dependencies on the user-notification service.
✅ Verification successful
Removing user-notification namespace grant is safe
The search results show that the identity-server service does not require direct namespace grants to the user-notification service. The communication between these services is handled through:
- Service-to-service API calls using
USER_NOTIFICATION_API_URL
configuration - Standard Kubernetes service discovery within the cluster
- Authentication via identity server client credentials
The empty grantNamespaces array and disabled grantNamespacesEnabled is consistent with other services in the staging environment that communicate via internal service endpoints.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for direct dependencies between identity-server and user-notification services
# Test 1: Search for user-notification related configurations and imports
rg -i "user.*notification" --type yaml
rg -i "user.*notification" --type typescript
# Test 2: Check for service-to-service communication patterns
rg -i "user-notification.*api" --type typescript
Length of output: 187
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a more comprehensive search strategy
# Search for any user notification related patterns in yaml files
rg -i "user.?notification" charts/ --type yaml
# Search for service communication patterns in the identity server chart
rg -i "identity.?server|user.?notification" charts/identity-server/ --type yaml
# Look for any grant namespace configurations
rg "grantNamespaces" charts/ --type yaml -A 2
# Check for documentation about service dependencies
fd README.md --exec grep -i -A 5 "notification|identity.?server" {} \;
Length of output: 82363
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LGTM
This reverts commit f0dd1e4.
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