refactor!: TLS API restructure - #377
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Signed-off-by: Joseph Heyburn <jdheyburn@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe TLS API now uses TLS API Refactor
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ValkeyCluster
participant valkeycluster_controller
participant ValkeyNode
participant valkeynode_resources
ValkeyCluster->>valkeycluster_controller: Read certificates.server.secretName
valkeycluster_controller->>valkeycluster_controller: Convert to NodeTLSSpec
valkeycluster_controller->>ValkeyNode: Propagate node TLS settings
ValkeyNode->>valkeynode_resources: Read Certificates.Server.SecretName
valkeynode_resources->>ValkeyNode: Build TLS resources
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Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This breaking TLS API restructure requires existing TLS configurations to be migrated before upgrade; otherwise clusters may continue serving traffic but reject writes and reconciliation, while an outdated CRD schema may prevent the new field from being retained. Migration guidance and CRD upgrade compatibility should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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api/v1alpha1/valkeynode_types.go (1)
151-181: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a
ValkeyNodeTLS storage round-trip test.Both CRD schemas already preserve
tls.certificates.server.secretName. Existing tests cover mapping and rendering, but not API storage round-tripping.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/valkeycluster.md`:
- Around line 354-367: Update the TLS documentation near networking.tls and
certificates.server to add an explicit pre-upgrade migration warning: this
release lacks dual-read support and a conversion webhook, so objects using
spec.networking.tls.certificate must be migrated before upgrading. Show the
exact old-to-new mapping from spec.networking.tls.certificate to
spec.networking.tls.certificates.server.secretName, and retain the existing
Secret key requirements.
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In `@api/v1alpha1/valkeynode_types.go`:
- Around line 151-181: Add a storage round-trip test for ValkeyNode TLS
configuration that creates an object with tls.certificates.server.secretName,
persists and retrieves it through the API storage path, and asserts the value is
unchanged. Follow existing ValkeyNode storage test conventions and keep
mapping/rendering tests separate.
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| `networking.tls` enables TLS for all cluster communication. When set, `certificate.secretName` is required. The Secret must contain: | ||
| `networking.tls` enables TLS for all cluster communication. When set, `certificates.server.secretName` is required. The Secret must contain: | ||
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| | `ca.crt` | Certificate authority | | ||
| | `tls.crt` | Server certificate (or chain) | | ||
| | `tls.key` | Private key for the certificate | | ||
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| > **Breaking (alpha):** top-level `spec.tls` is removed in favour of `spec.networking.tls`. | ||
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| > **Upgrade order:** move every ValkeyCluster to `spec.networking.tls` **before** rolling the new CRD. If you upgrade with only top-level `spec.tls` still set, the API server drops the unknown field and the cluster comes back up **with TLS off** (plaintext). That is not a silent field rename; migrate first, then CRD/operator. | ||
| `certificates` is a set of named slots. `server` is the only one today; the trust-source override, the outbound peer identity and the control-plane identity land as sibling slots in later phases of [#360](https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey-operator/issues/360). |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restore an explicit pre-upgrade migration warning.
This release has no dual-read support and no conversion webhook. An existing object that still uses spec.networking.tls.certificate can decode with an empty Certificates.Server.SecretName. The cluster-to-node mapper and resource builders can then enable TLS without a usable Secret reference.
Keep a clear migration warning in this section and show the exact old-to-new field mapping.
Suggested migration note
+> **Breaking change:** Before upgrading, replace
+> `spec.networking.tls.certificate` with
+> `spec.networking.tls.certificates.server.secretName`.
+> This release does not read the old field and does not provide a conversion webhook.📝 Committable suggestion
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| certificates: | |
| server: | |
| secretName: valkey-tls | |
| ``` | |
| `networking.tls` enables TLS for all cluster communication. When set, `certificate.secretName` is required. The Secret must contain: | |
| `networking.tls` enables TLS for all cluster communication. When set, `certificates.server.secretName` is required. The Secret must contain: | |
| | Key | Description | | |
| |---|---| | |
| | `ca.crt` | Certificate authority | | |
| | `tls.crt` | Server certificate (or chain) | | |
| | `tls.key` | Private key for the certificate | | |
| > **Breaking (alpha):** top-level `spec.tls` is removed in favour of `spec.networking.tls`. | |
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| > **Upgrade order:** move every ValkeyCluster to `spec.networking.tls` **before** rolling the new CRD. If you upgrade with only top-level `spec.tls` still set, the API server drops the unknown field and the cluster comes back up **with TLS off** (plaintext). That is not a silent field rename; migrate first, then CRD/operator. | |
| `certificates` is a set of named slots. `server` is the only one today; the trust-source override, the outbound peer identity and the control-plane identity land as sibling slots in later phases of [#360](https://github.com/valkey-io/valkey-operator/issues/360). | |
| certificates: | |
| server: | |
| secretName: valkey-tls |
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In `@docs/valkeycluster.md` around lines 354 - 367, Update the TLS documentation
near networking.tls and certificates.server to add an explicit pre-upgrade
migration warning: this release lacks dual-read support and a conversion
webhook, so objects using spec.networking.tls.certificate must be migrated
before upgrading. Show the exact old-to-new mapping from
spec.networking.tls.certificate to
spec.networking.tls.certificates.server.secretName, and retain the existing
Secret key requirements.
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We will include this in the release notes
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@jdheyburn, acknowledged. The release notes should state the exact migration from spec.networking.tls.certificate to spec.networking.tls.certificates.server.secretName and that users must migrate before upgrading.
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The NodeTLSSpec split is the right call, and the doc comments spelling out why (the cluster API is user intent, the node API is the resolved view) are worth having. That separation is what lets the Phase 4 cert-manager arm grow on CertificateSource without ValkeyNode ever learning about issuers.
Main thing: the docs lose their upgrade warning, and this rename fails differently from the last one.
The block being deleted described the spec.tls to spec.networking.tls rename, where the entire tls object went unknown and the cluster came back up in plaintext. Here only certificate goes unknown while tls itself survives, so an unmigrated cluster reads back with TLS != nil and an empty certificates.server.secretName. Copying the old warning across wouldn't be accurate for this one.
What follows is safe on the data path but hard to debug. nodeTLSFromCluster passes the empty name through and the ValkeyNode write is rejected by MinLength=1 on secretName. The ValkeyNodes already stored read back the same way, so the node controller renders a Secret volume with no name and the StatefulSet write gets rejected in turn. Pods keep running, so there's no outage, but every error names a field the user never set and none of them mention spec.networking.tls.certificate. Nothing checks the name along the way either: buildManagedConfig and the pod template both branch on TLS != nil alone.
One explicit check for a non-nil TLS with an empty server secret, surfaced on the cluster itself, collapses all of that into a single clear message. The TLSConfigured condition from the Phase 1 list in #360 looks like the natural home for it, and it isn't in this PR. Is that a follow-up, along with the spec.config rejection of operator-owned tls-* keys that the same list mentions?
Smaller one, pre-existing but on a line you're touching: getValkeyClusterState drops the error from getTLSConfig in if err == nil { tlsConfig = cfg }. A missing or unreadable secret leaves tlsConfig nil, so the operator dials plaintext against nodes running with port 0, and it surfaces as a connection failure rather than a TLS configuration problem. Logging it would save someone an hour.
Signed-off-by: Joseph Heyburn <jdheyburn@gmail.com>
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Thanks - I've updated the PR description with that detail. I've added log in 6eeeb2a if building the TLS config errored. I'm deferring TLSConfigured and rejection of Anticipated release note when this is deployed: |
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The release note covers it well, and deferring One correction on the note: "configs won't be updated" is not quite what happens. That is worth getting right in a note people will read while debugging, because it is the more confusing case: someone edits |
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nit: should we stick with CertificateRef instead of CertificateSource. as all other words looks similar between valkeyClusterSpec and valkeyNodeSpec. (i.e NodeCertificateRef) |
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@sandeepkunusoth I refactored to CertificateSource because when certManager integration is implemented, it won't be referring to an object that pre-exists. Ref spec:
networking:
tls:
certificates:
server:
# CertificateSource must define at least one of
secretName:
certManager:
outbound:
# CertificateSource must define at least one of
secretName:
certManager:
operator:
# CertificateSource must define at least one of
secretName:
certManager:NodeCertificateRef is named as such because it only refers to secrets that already exist.
But this is an internal naming thing, I'm open to having it change in the future if appropriate. I'll get it merged for now to unblock the rest of the TLS API buildout. |
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This PR closes #376
Summary
Implements phase 1 of #360 by refactoring
ValkeyCluster.spec.networking.tls.certificatetospec.networking.tls.certificates.server. It also decouples awayValkeyNode.spec.tlsaway from the ValkeyCluster TLS API since the ValkeyCluster will grow beyond the scope of ValkeyNode.Features / Behaviour Changes
Anything that was being set at
ValkeyCluster.spec.networking.tls.certificatewill need to be migrated tospec.networking.tls.certificates.server.Anything set at
ValkeyCluster.spec.networking.tls.certificateneeds to be migrated tospec.networking.tls.certificates.serverbefore upgrading.An unmigrated cluster fails closed rather than falling back to plaintext.
tlsitself survives the CRD change and onlycertificategoes unknown, so the object decodes as TLS enabled with an emptycertificates.server.secretName. Running pods keep serving TLS, and every write starts failing: ValkeyNode writes are rejected onspec.tls.certificates.server.secretName(minLength: 1), and ValkeyNodes already stored read back the same way, so the pod template gets a Secret volume with no name and the StatefulSet write is rejected too. The cluster keeps serving traffic and accepts no changes. No new nodes, no config updates, no rolls.Neither rejection mentions
spec.networking.tls.certificate, so the errors point at fields the user never set. Settingspec.networking.tls.certificates.server.secretNameclears it and reconciliation resumes.Standalone ValkeyNodes with TLS set directly need the same field move. Operator-owned ValkeyNodes
are rewritten from the cluster spec and need no action beyond migrating the cluster.
Implementation
Phase 1 of #360.
networking.tls.certificatebecomesnetworking.tls.certificates.server, so theother slots (
serverCA,outbound,operator) can be added later without a second breaking change.certificateis gone from the CRD, with no dual-read and no conversion webhook. I'll be recommending the same process to migrate in the release notes as we did for v0.5.0.ValkeyNode now has its own TLS types instead of sharing
TLSConfigwith ValkeyCluster, which from Phase 2 the two APIs will diverge as the cluster gainsserverCA,clientAuth.caand eventually a cert-manager source, while the node receives atrustBundle(the operator-managed merged Secret) and never sees an unresolved source at all. If we were to keep it shared, every cluster-only field turns up in the ValkeyNode CRD, where the node controller ignores it.TLSSpecNodeTLSSpecTLSCertificatesNodeTLSCertificatesCertificateSourceNodeCertificateRefThe leaf types are split for the same reason.
CertificateSourcebecomes a union oncecertManageris implemented in Phase 4, whereas the node side is always a resolved Secret reference. Splitting it now means Phase 4 needs no ValkeyNode API change. The Phase 2 enums (ClientAuthMode,CertificateUserField) are safe to share.nodeTLSFromClusterinvalkeycluster_controller.gomaps cluster intent onto the node view. The two are identical today so it only copies. This helps prepaire it for the Phase 2/3 trust-bundle merge and the Phase 4 cert-manager resolution.buildManagedConfignow takes*NodeTLSSpecandgetBaseConfigfeeds it through the mapper, so both config paths render from the resolved node view instead of one of them reading cluster directly.The generated ValkeyNode CRD has the same API as the ValkeyCluster one today - this is just a split from the code perspective with no schema differences yet.
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