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What this PR does

Rollout step 3 of the accepted user secrets API proposal: the Cozystack API gains credentials, mint and revoke, seeding, the password formats and the ApplicationDefinition credentials block, serving no kind yet. Step 2 is #4920.

API. core.cozystack.io/v1alpha1 gets Credential, a namespaced view with get and list and no watch, built from the account Secrets the API writes (<release>.<user>.account, found by label, skipped when no live HelmRelease owns them). It shows the account's record (status.password.origin of NotIssued, Migrated, Minted or Revoked, with at and by, and the last ten operations in status.history) and never the Secret's data. credentials/<name>/mint and credentials/<name>/revoke are TokenRequest-shaped subresources taking a CredentialRequest: one conditional update of the Secret keyed on its resourceVersion, a 409 naming who issued in between when spec.preconditions.resourceVersion is stale, a 32-character [A-Za-z0-9] password from crypto/rand returned once by a mint and discarded by a revoke, and an Event on the application naming the account and the caller. A mint on a declared account whose Secret is missing creates it, replacing a stale Secret left by a deleted application of the same name.

Formats. pkg/credentials/format carries scram-sha-256, mysql-native, sha256 and plaintext, shared with the migration CLI of the next PRs so a converted release and a mint store the same form.

ApplicationDefinition. spec.credentials declares format, secretLabels, valuesPath and accounts (ValuesMap and Static sources with owner and when; ValuesList, Expression, Webhook and a Webhook format are declared so a later change adds them without a schema change). A definition declaring one of those, or an unknown format, leaves its kind unserved, logged at startup. With a valuesPath, the HelmRelease gets one valuesFrom entry per tenant account reading the stored value into <valuesPath>.u<sha256hex(username)>, built by one function used by the API and the ApplicationDefinition reconciler, so a release created before the block appeared gets the entries on reconcile.

Application writes. On create the registry seeds one account Secret per declared account (with the kind's schema defaults applied, so a Static account switched on by a defaulted flag is seeded) before the HelmRelease, then sets the owner; on update it seeds the added accounts owned from the start and prunes the removed ones after the write; two users mapping to one name, or to an invalid one, are refused. Deleting a converted application whose release is suspended is refused with a 409, because Flux skips the uninstall of a suspended release. A password under a converted kind's users map draws a warning pointing at the mint; the Postgres and MariaDB warnings of unconverted kinds are unchanged.

RBAC, docs, monitoring. cozy:tenant:view:base gets get and list on credentials; cozy:tenant:admin:base and the tenant ServiceAccount role get create on credentials/mint and credentials/revoke; cozystack-api gets create on events. docs/operations/audit-log.md explains where attribution comes from and carries a kube-apiserver audit policy for distributions that ship none, at Metadata for credentials and Secrets. monitoring-agents gets fluent-bit.extraOutputs, appended after the VictoriaLogs outputs, so a SIEM can receive the audit log without replacing them.

Also in the diff. Schema defaulting moves from the application registry into pkg/specschema so the reconciler can resolve accounts the way the API does; the registry keeps thin wrappers. The API review gate's storage regex now matches subresource keys, so credentials/mint and credentials/revoke are gated as resources of their own; the gate will flag the new core.cozystack.io resources for review, which is intended.

Tests. Unit tests cover the formats, the account helpers, the store (seed, keep, replace stale, prune, valuesFrom, defaulted resolution), the credential registry (get, list skipping orphans, mint with precondition conflict and Event without the password, revoke, missing-Secret recreate, unconverted kind), the application registry (create seeds and owns, collision refused, failed create unseeds, update seeds and prunes, suspended delete refused, warning), the reconciler's per-account valuesFrom with idempotence, the startup skip of an unservable block, and the apigate regex. helm-unittest suites cover the tenant ClusterRole grants, the events rule, and extraOutputs. No kind is converted here, so nothing changes on a live cluster beyond the new resources and grants; the wave-1 conversions and their live checks come in the next PRs.

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Downstream repositories

Walked the trigger map against the diff. The ApplicationDefinition CRD gains an optional spec.credentials block and core.cozystack.io gains a resource, which reaches the website's ApplicationDefinition page and needs a page for the new API: filed as cozystack/website#753. external-apps-example is listed for ApplicationDefinition CRD changes, but the field is optional and additive, no enum changes, so an unconverted definition is unaffected; left unticked. The terraform provider types apps.cozystack.io kinds only and the trigger map says nothing about core.cozystack.io resources; whether it should model a mint is a product decision, so left unticked and raised here rather than filed. No package, hack/, platform values, variant, namespace, or node prerequisite changes.

Release note

feat(api): add the `core.cozystack.io/v1alpha1` `credentials` resource with `mint` and `revoke` subresources, the ApplicationDefinition `spec.credentials` block that converts a kind to platform-minted passwords, tenant RBAC for them, an operations page with a kube-apiserver audit policy, and a `fluent-bit.extraOutputs` value in monitoring-agents. No application kind is converted yet.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Applications can declare credential formats and account sources, including values-based and static accounts.
    • Credential records can be viewed without exposing password values. Authorized users can mint or revoke passwords, with operation history and conflict checks.
    • Application changes create credentials for new accounts and remove credentials for accounts that are removed.
    • Credential issuance and revocation are recorded as Kubernetes events. Audit-log setup and optional additional log outputs are documented.
  • Bug Fixes
    • API discovery now includes credential subresources, and application releases receive account-specific values references.

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The change adds credential configuration to application definitions, manages account Secrets through application lifecycle operations, and exposes namespace-scoped credential records with mint and revoke endpoints. It also adds access permissions, audit guidance, and support for additional Fluent Bit outputs.

Changes: Credential management

Layer / File(s) Summary
Credential API and configuration contract
api/v1alpha1/*, packages/system/application-definition-crd/definition/*, pkg/apis/core/v1alpha1/*, api/api-rules/*
Adds application credential configuration and Credential and CredentialRequest API types, including their CRD schema, registration, deep-copy methods, and model names.
Account resolution and Secret storage
pkg/credentials/*, Makefile
Adds account validation and resolution, password generation and encoding, credential Secret management, operation records, and schema-defaulted account resolution. Adds tests for these packages to the unit-test target.
Application credential lifecycle
pkg/cmd/server/*, pkg/config/*, pkg/registry/apps/application/*, internal/controller/applicationdefinition_helmreconciler*
Passes credential configuration into application resources. Create and update operations seed or prune account Secrets, and reconciliation derives HelmRelease values references from configured accounts.
Credential retrieval and operations
pkg/apiserver/*, internal/apigate/*, pkg/registry/core/credential/*
Registers credential storage and mint/revoke subresources. Credential reads expose metadata and history, while operations validate accounts and update Secrets with conflict checks and Events.
Access control and audit output
packages/system/cozystack-api/*, packages/system/cozystack-basics/*, packages/system/monitoring-agents/*, docs/operations/audit-log.md
Adds Event and credential permissions, documents audit-log queries and SIEM output configuration, and allows additional Fluent Bit outputs without replacing the configured default output.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Change: Feature

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sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant OperationREST
  participant AccountLookup
  participant KubernetesAPI
  participant EventEmitter
  Client->>OperationREST: Submit mint or revoke request
  OperationREST->>AccountLookup: Resolve declared account
  OperationREST->>KubernetesAPI: Read and update or create account Secret
  OperationREST->>EventEmitter: Emit operation event
  EventEmitter->>KubernetesAPI: Create Kubernetes Event
  OperationREST-->>Client: Return operation status
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  • cozystack/cozystack#4922: Uses the Credential API, mint/revoke subresources, account Secret helpers, and ApplicationDefinition credentials added here.

Suggested labels: kind/api-change

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The credentials API is not served for any kind yet, so exposure is limited. Before merge, fix the update-path ordering that can lose a password and the pruning race, and address the open concerns about required Secret references, label overwrite and SCRAM normalization. The Fluent Bit extra outputs value also does not resolve template expressions as documented.

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case MySQLNative:
return encodeMySQLNative(password), nil
case SHA256:
sum := sha256.Sum256([]byte(password))
}

func encodeMySQLNative(password string) string {
first := sha1.Sum([]byte(password))

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Review comments at @internal/controller/applicationdefinition_helmreconciler.go:
- Around line 163-176: Ensure account Secrets are seeded before
releaseValuesFrom adds required valuesFrom references for existing releases.
Enforce this ordering in the ApplicationDefinition reconciliation flow, using
the existing migration or seeding mechanism, so Helm never receives a required
reference to a missing Secret.

Review comments at @pkg/registry/apps/application/rest_credentials.go:
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Comment on lines +163 to +176
func releaseValuesFrom(hr *helmv2.HelmRelease, appDef *cozyv1alpha1.ApplicationDefinition) ([]helmv2.ValuesReference, error) {
block := appDef.Spec.Credentials
if block == nil || block.ValuesPath == "" {
return store.ValuesFrom(block, hr.Name, nil), nil
}
schema, err := specschema.Build(appDef.Spec.Application.OpenAPISchema)
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("build schema: %w", err)
}
accounts, err := store.ResolveAccounts(block, schema, hr.Spec.Values)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return store.ValuesFrom(block, hr.Name, accounts), nil

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

🔎 Supported by static analysis

🌐 Web query:

Flux helm-controller HelmRelease valuesFrom Secret not found optional false reconciliation failure

💡 Result:

Yes—if a `valuesFrom` Secret is missing and `optional` is omitted or `false`, **the HelmRelease reconciliation fails**. `optional` defaults to `false`; set it to `true` to ignore a *not-found* error:

```yaml
spec:
  valuesFrom:
    - kind: Secret
      name: optional-values
      optional: true
```

This only makes the missing Secret optional: errors such as a missing `valuesKey` or a transient read error can still fail reconciliation. The Secret must also be in the HelmRelease’s namespace. ([github.com](https://github.com/fluxcd/helm-controller/blob/main/docs/spec/v2/helmreleases.md?utm_source=openai))

If it’s unexpectedly failing, check the Secret’s name, namespace, and key, and inspect the HelmRelease status/events for the specific error. The cited documentation is for the current `main` branch; behavior for a particular helm-controller release may depend on its version.

Citations:

- 1: https://github.com/fluxcd/helm-controller/blob/main/docs/spec/v2/helmreleases.md?utm_source=openai

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printf '%s\n' '--- relevant definitions and callers ---'
rg -n -F -- 'releaseValuesFrom(' 'seedBeforeUpdate' 'ResolveAccounts(' 'ValuesFrom(' 'AccountSecret' 'valuesFrom' internal pkg charts go.mod go.sum 2>/dev/null || true
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printf '%s\n' '--- helm-controller references and deployment pins ---'
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rg -n -F --glob '*.go' -- 'type Registry' pkg/registry/apps/application pkg/registry || test "$?" -eq 1
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🌐 Web query:

Flux helm-controller v1.5.0 HelmRelease valuesFrom optional missing Secret reconciliation error

💡 Result:

For **helm-controller v1.5.0**, a missing Secret referenced by `spec.valuesFrom` should **not** fail reconciliation if that entry has `optional: true`. Without `optional: true`, a not-found reference is an error. ([github.com](https://github.com/fluxcd/helm-controller/blob/main/docs/spec/v2/helmreleases.md?utm_source=openai))

```yaml
spec:
  valuesFrom:
    - kind: Secret
      name: maybe-not-created-yet
      optional: true
```

The optional flag only suppresses a **not-found error for the referenced Secret**. A missing `valuesKey`, an invalid `targetPath`, or a transient lookup error can still fail reconciliation. ([github.com](https://github.com/fluxcd/helm-controller/blob/main/docs/spec/v2/helmreleases.md?utm_source=openai))

If you already set `optional: true` and still see an error, check whether it is specifically a Secret-not-found error or one of those other failures; the current spec documentation describes these distinctions, but the sources I found don’t establish the exact error you’re seeing in v1.5.0. ([github.com](https://github.com/fluxcd/helm-controller/blob/main/docs/spec/v2/helmreleases.md?utm_source=openai))

Citations:

- 1: https://github.com/fluxcd/helm-controller/blob/main/docs/spec/v2/helmreleases.md?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://github.com/fluxcd/helm-controller/blob/main/docs/spec/v2/helmreleases.md?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://github.com/fluxcd/helm-controller/blob/main/docs/spec/v2/helmreleases.md?utm_source=openai

Seed account Secrets before adding required valuesFrom references.

When a Credentials.ValuesPath is added to a kind with existing releases, releaseValuesFrom resolves each release's accounts and adds non-optional Secret references. The ApplicationDefinition reconciler does not seed those Secrets. Account seeding occurs in the application REST write path.

A missing non-optional Secret causes reconciliation to fail in helm-controller v1.5.0. Existing releases can therefore fail until an application write or migration seeds the Secrets.

Use one of these corrections:

  • Add a reference only when its account Secret exists.
  • Set these references to Optional: true and document that the chart accepts a missing value.
  • Enforce that this reconciler runs only after migration seeds the Secrets.
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around lines 163 - 176:
Ensure account Secrets are seeded before releaseValuesFrom adds required
valuesFrom references for existing releases. Enforce this ordering in the
ApplicationDefinition reconciliation flow, using the existing migration or
seeding mechanism, so Helm never receives a required reference to a missing
Secret.

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- Line 115: Update Encode so UTF-8 passwords are normalized using
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// The password is used as is: the generated alphabet is plain ASCII, which
// SASLprep leaves unchanged.
func encodeScramSHA256(password string, salt []byte, iterations int) (string, error) {
salted, err := pbkdf2.Key(sha256.New, password, salt, iterations, sha256.Size)

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Normalize migrated SCRAM passwords before deriving the verifier.

If Encode receives a UTF-8 password that SASLprep changes, this PBKDF2 call derives keys from the unnormalized bytes. PostgreSQL normalizes that password during login. The stored verifier then rejects the original password. Normalize the input using PostgreSQL-compatible SASLprep behavior, or reject inputs that require normalization until that behavior is supported. Generated passwords are ASCII and do not trigger this defect. (github.com)

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Major · Keep internal credential labels authoritative. · cozystack.io_applicationdefinitions.yaml:309-315

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Keep internal credential labels authoritative.

An ApplicationDefinition can set any key in secretLabels. pkg/credentials/account/account.go:345-361 writes AccountLabel and application identity labels first, then copies SecretLabels. A configured label can overwrite an internal label. The Secret can then disappear from credential lookup or be associated with another application. Reject reserved keys, or apply configured labels first and write internal labels last.

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Update the account Secret label construction that applies `secretLabels` so
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REQUEST CHANGES. Account Secrets are deleted or replaced by three normal write paths (duplicate create, server dry-run, any update), and nothing in CI runs the tests of the new packages.

No kind serves a credentials block yet, so none of this hits a cluster today. It starts when #4922 converts postgres, so I'd fix it here.

Blockers

B1: duplicate create deletes the live account Secrets (high)

pkg/credentials/store/store.go:93, pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go:256. Create seeds the Secrets before it knows HelmRelease create will be accepted. Ensure gets owner == nil, Theirs treats a Secret owned by any HelmRelease as foreign, so it is deleted and recreated, then HelmRelease create fails with AlreadyExists and unseed removes what was just made. The live app ends with no account Secrets and the caller only sees AlreadyExists. CodeRabbit has the same on rest_credentials.go, I reproduced it.

Fix: Get the HelmRelease first and return AlreadyExists without touching Secrets. In Theirs with owner == nil replace a Secret owned by a HelmRelease only if that HelmRelease is gone or has another UID. Keep the repro as a regression test, TestCreateFailureRemovesSeeded doesn't cover it.

B2: server dry-run writes for real (high)

pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go:264, pkg/registry/core/credential/subresources.go:58. The dry-run option goes to the HelmRelease write, but seedBeforeCreate, ownSeeded, seedBeforeUpdate and pruneAfterUpdate write through r.c without it, and mint and revoke drop *metav1.CreateOptions completely. kubectl diff or kubectl apply --dry-run=server on an app with a user removed deletes that user's Secret while the release still declares it, and POST .../mint?dryRun=All mints for real.

Fix: skip Ensure, SetOwner, unseed and Prune when dryrun.IsDryRun(options.DryRun). For mint and revoke either reject dry-run or answer without writing and without a password. Add DryRunAll tests for create, update, mint and revoke.

B3: update seeds every account without a Secret, not only the added ones (medium)

pkg/registry/apps/application/rest_credentials.go:121. Ensure gets all declared accounts. The design proposal and the PR description say an account that exists without a Secret is left alone and only added ones get seeded. Any update, a resize for example, writes a NotIssued Secret with a random discarded verifier for each such account, and after conversion the chart reads it and swaps the working password for one nobody has. It hits releases the migration skipped, apps created before the block appeared, and apps whose Secret B1 deleted.

Fix: resolve the accounts from cur.Spec.Values and pass only new minus old to Ensure, keep the full set for valuesFrom and prune.

B4: a leftover Secret is reused and never gets an owner (medium)

pkg/credentials/store/store.go:105. A Secret with the marker, the same username and no ownerReference counts as ours on create. It keeps the old verifier, and since it isn't in written, ownSeeded skips it, so it has no owner: hidden from the Credential view, not collected with the release. The design says a leftover is replaced, and the comment in store_test.go:104-105 says the opposite is intended. Whoever holds the password issued to the old app and can reach the engine of a new app with the same name can log in until the first mint or update.

Fix: on create replace any existing Secret under that name, or return the kept names from Ensure and pass them to SetOwner. B1 and B4 sit in the same function, so one change.

B5: fluent-bit.extraOutputs renders with the wrong indent (medium)

packages/system/monitoring-agents/values.yaml:442. {{ . | nindent 6 }} runs after the YAML block is already dedented, so the added section lands 6 spaces deeper than the existing ones. The unit test passes because \s+ and [\s\S]* match any indent. Fix is {{ . }} and a test anchored on the real indent, details inline.

B6: tests of the new packages don't run in CI (medium)

Makefile:136-199, not in this diff. go-unit-tests covers ./pkg/registry/... ./pkg/config/... ./pkg/cmd/server/... and test-controllers covers ./internal/.... pkg/credentials/{format,account,store} and pkg/specschema are in neither, so the format tests (SCRAM canonical value, MariaDB PASSWORD(), SHA-256) and the account and store tests (seed, keep, replace stale, prune, valuesFrom) never run there. They pass locally and nothing stops them from rotting.

Fix: add ./pkg/credentials/... ./pkg/specschema/... to go-unit-tests. #4922 needs ./cmd/credentials-migrate/... in the same place.

Follow-ups

These don't block the merge.

  1. Mint on an existing Secret skips the declaration check (pkg/registry/core/credential/subresources.go:110, declared is called only when the Secret is missing). A removed user whose prune failed still gets a mint (test result: err=<nil>, 32 chars, want NotFound), same for a name collision put straight into the HelmRelease values. The design asks for NotFound and Conflict there. Cheap to do together with B1 to B4.
  2. Tests that survive mutation. Dropping the account-label term in store.List (store.go:169-174) keeps them green, and then Prune would delete <release>-credentials and TLS Secrets, because the lineage webhook puts the same three app labels on any Secret. Same for sec.ResourceVersion = "" in the mint write (subresources.go:115-122): the existing conflict test returns before the write, so add one where an interceptor changes the Secret between resolve and Update and expect 409. UID comparisons in the Credential view and in Theirs pass vacuously because the fake client gives no UID. Also no test that a captured log never sees the plaintext, the design Testing asks for it.
  3. Question: pkg/apiserver/apiserver.go:205,223,250 give both registries the cached mgr.GetClient(). Fine for the view. For Get then Create in Ensure, SetOwner right after create and mint right after create, a stale read can give a false 500 or 409 and an unowned Secret (which feeds B4). I couldn't reproduce it, the fake client is strictly consistent. mgr.GetAPIReader() on the write paths would remove the question.
  4. Question: account Secrets have no managed-by-cozystack, so the lineage webhook may stamp tenantresource on the SetOwner patch. If a definition selects such a Secret through secrets.include, tenantsecrets would return the verifier (the plaintext with format: plaintext). I didn't check on a stand with the webhook from #4920.

// HelmRelease yet (a create), one any HelmRelease owns is left from a deleted
// application of the same name and is replaced, so the account gets a new
// identity; one nobody owns is from a create that did not finish.
func Theirs(sec *corev1.Secret, acc account.Account, owner *metav1.OwnerReference) bool {

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With owner == nil (create) this returns false for any Secret owned by a HelmRelease, so Ensure deletes and recreates the live app's account Secrets. Then HelmRelease create fails with AlreadyExists and unseed deletes the new ones too. Result of two creates in a row on the fake client:

after first create: [postgres-orders.web.account]
second create err: helmreleases.helm.toolkit.fluxcd.io "postgres-orders" already exists
after second create: []

Between lines 196 and 255 of rest.go there is no Get of the HelmRelease. See B1 for the fix.

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return true
}
}
return owner == nil

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return owner == nil keeps a Secret that has the marker, the same username and no owner reference, and it never enters written, so ownSeeded leaves it without an owner. Orphan delete (propagationPolicy: Orphan, forwarded at rest.go:748), a failed unseed and a failed ownSeeded (it only warns) all produce such a Secret. Test result for the retry: successful retry left reused web Secret unowned and invisible to credentials, and the old verifier stays valid. See B4.

klog.V(6).Infof("Creating HelmRelease %s in namespace %s", helmRelease.Name, app.Namespace)

// Create HelmRelease in Kubernetes
err = r.c.Create(ctx, helmRelease, registry.ClientCreateOptions(options))

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options reaches the HelmRelease create here, but the seeding around it (seedBeforeCreate at 256, ownSeeded, and on update seedBeforeUpdate at 610 and pruneAfterUpdate at 675) writes without it. Probe results with DryRunAll:

dry-run persisted 2 account Secrets while HelmRelease remained absent
dry-run removed account Secrets: 0 remain, want 2
dry-run mint changed password and origin to Minted

See B2.

}

// Create performs the operation on the named Credential.
func (o *OperationREST) Create(ctx context.Context, name string, obj runtime.Object, createValidation rest.ValidateObjectFunc, _ *metav1.CreateOptions) (runtime.Object, error) {

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*metav1.CreateOptions is dropped here (_), so ?dryRun=All runs the whole mint or revoke and writes the Secret. As far as I read k8s.io/apiserver handlers/create.go, the handler passes dryRun to the storage and doesn't reject it for subresources. Either return an error for dry-run or answer without writing and without a password.

hr.Spec.ValuesFrom = store.ValuesFrom(r.credentials, hr.Name, accounts)
owner := store.OwnerReference(cur)
if _, err := store.Ensure(ctx, r.c, r.storeApp(app.Namespace, app.Name), accounts, &owner, metav1.Now(), actor(ctx)); err != nil {
return apierrors.NewInternalError(fmt.Errorf("seed account Secrets: %w", err))

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All accounts go to Ensure, not only the ones the write added. Test result: update seeded existing account web (origin NotIssued) although the write added no account. See B3.

header AccountID 0
header ProjectID 0
{{- with .Values.extraOutputs }}
{{ . | nindent 6 }}

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Rendered with the example from docs/operations/audit-log.md:61-72 through helm template ... --show-only charts/fluent-bit/templates/configmap.yaml: the existing [OUTPUT] sections sit at 4 spaces (lines 129, 140, 151 of the output), the added one at 10 (line 163) and its keys at 14 instead of 8.

I didn't run fluent-bit with this config. From the upstream parser source (3.2.8, flb_cf_fluentbit.c) I expect "invalid indentation level" and parsing stops, then the DaemonSet loses all its outputs, audit log and container logs to VictoriaLogs included, not only the new one.

With {{ . }} on this line the same example renders at 4 and 8. Pin tests/fluent-bit_extra_outputs_test.yaml:31-33 with an anchor like \n \[OUTPUT\]\n Name forward.

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objectRef.subresource:mint AND objectRef.resource:credentials
```

The matching record names the Credential in `objectRef.name`, the caller in `user.username`, the impersonated user where Kubernetes impersonation was used, the source address, the response code and the authorization decision. The user is a person only when the dashboard signs in through OIDC; without it, the dashboard acts as the tenant ServiceAccount.

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This line calls the caller user.username, but the pipeline writes user_username (monitoring-agents/values.yaml:484-489, and line 51 of this page has it right).

by := user.GetName()

var username string
if res.secret != nil {

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declared is only called in the branch where the Secret is missing. See follow-up 1.

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Major · Delete failed-create Secrets with their original UID. · rest.go:255-271

pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go:255-271
🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Delete failed-create Secrets with their original UID.

Two credential-enabled creates can pass the HelmRelease absence check. The second request can replace and own the Secret, while the first request loses HelmRelease creation and deletes that live Secret by name.

Return each created Secret's UID from store.Ensure, then pass it as client.Preconditions{UID: ...} during cleanup. Do not re-read the Secret by name before deleting it.

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diff --git a/pkg/credentials/store/store.go b/pkg/credentials/store/store.go
@@
+type SeededSecret struct {
+	Name string
+	UID  types.UID
+}
+
-func Ensure(ctx context.Context, c client.Client, app App, accounts []account.Account, owner *metav1.OwnerReference, now metav1.Time, by string) ([]string, error) {
-	var written []string
+func Ensure(ctx context.Context, c client.Client, app App, accounts []account.Account, owner *metav1.OwnerReference, now metav1.Time, by string) ([]SeededSecret, error) {
+	var written []SeededSecret
@@
-		written = append(written, name)
+		written = append(written, SeededSecret{Name: name, UID: sec.UID})
diff --git a/pkg/registry/apps/application/rest_credentials.go b/pkg/registry/apps/application/rest_credentials.go
@@
-func (r *REST) unseed(ctx context.Context, namespace string, names []string) {
-	for _, name := range names {
+func (r *REST) unseed(ctx context.Context, namespace string, seeded []store.SeededSecret) {
+	for _, item := range seeded {
+		name := item.Name
+		uid := item.UID
 		sec := &corev1.Secret{}
 		sec.Namespace, sec.Name = namespace, name
-		if err := r.direct().Delete(ctx, sec); err != nil && !apierrors.IsNotFound(err) {
+		if err := r.direct().Delete(ctx, sec, client.Preconditions{UID: &uid}); err != nil && !apierrors.IsNotFound(err) {
 			klog.Warningf("failed to remove account Secret %s/%s after a failed create: %v", namespace, name, err)
 		}
 	}
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// ownSeeded gives the created HelmRelease the account Secrets seeded before
// it. The application exists by now, so a failure is reported as a warning
// rather than an error.
func (r *REST) ownSeeded(ctx context.Context, hr *helmv2.HelmRelease, names []string) {
if len(names) == 0 {
return
}
if err := store.SetOwner(ctx, r.direct(), hr.Namespace, names, store.OwnerReference(hr)); err != nil {
klog.Errorf("failed to own account Secrets of %s/%s: %v", hr.Namespace, hr.Name, err)
warning.AddWarning(ctx, "", fmt.Sprintf("account Secrets were written but not yet owned by the release: %v", err))
}
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Supported by static analysis

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sed -n '85,180p' pkg/registry/apps/application/rest_credentials.go
sed -n '250,280p' pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go
sed -n '185,215p' pkg/credentials/store/store.go
sed -n '105,170p' pkg/registry/core/credential/rest.go
sed -n '65,115p' pkg/registry/core/credential/subresources.go

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Length of output: 11431


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rg -n -F -e 'SetOwner(' -e 'OwnerReferences' -e 'func Ensure(' -e 'store.Ensure(' -- pkg/ internal/ cmd/ 2>/dev/null || test "$?" -eq 1
echo '---store.go Ensure---'
rg -n -F -e 'func Ensure(' pkg/credentials/store/store.go || test "$?" -eq 1
ast-grep outline pkg/credentials/store/store.go --view expanded 2>/dev/null | head -n 120

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Length of output: 21958


Retry the ownership write before reporting success on a failed SetOwner.

If store.SetOwner fails after the HelmRelease is created, ownSeeded only logs and warns. Nothing later re-owns the account Secrets. The release then reads Secrets that the credential API treats as absent, and the Secrets stay orphaned.

The mint path is not blocked. A mint proceeds and replaces the unowned Secret. The Get/List exposure and the orphaned Secrets remain.

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+	"k8s.io/client-go/util/retry"
...
-	if err := store.SetOwner(ctx, r.direct(), hr.Namespace, names, store.OwnerReference(hr)); err != nil {
+	err := retry.OnError(retry.DefaultBackoff, func(error) bool { return true }, func() error {
+		return store.SetOwner(ctx, r.direct(), hr.Namespace, names, store.OwnerReference(hr))
+	})
+	if err != nil {

This retries transient failures on the same path. It does not change the password. If k8s.io/client-go is not already a direct dependency, the import adds one.

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Update ownSeeded to retry store.SetOwner after a failure before logging or
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APPROVE. B1 to B6 from my earlier review are fixed. I checked each fix on the new head and reverted it on a copy, and the test for it goes red. The follow-ups below don't block the merge.

Checked

  • B1: the HelmRelease is read before any Secret is written (rest_credentials.go:92-99), and a Secret owned by a live release stops the create with AlreadyExists (store.go:147-156). Two creates in a row leave the live Secrets alone.
  • B2: DryRunAll writes no account Secret on create, update, mint or revoke, and a dry-run mint returns no password.
  • B3: an update seeds only the accounts it adds (store.Added).
  • B4: a leftover Secret is replaced on create and gets its owner.
  • B5: with the example from audit-log.md the added [OUTPUT] section renders at 4 spaces and its keys at 8, like the existing ones, and the unit test fails with nindent 6 put back.
  • B6: go-unit-tests lists ./pkg/credentials/... and ./pkg/specschema/... now (Makefile:146-147). I ran the target and it passes. pkg/specschema has no test files, so listing it runs nothing.
  • Mint checks the declaration when the Secret already exists, a test captures the log and looks for the plaintext, and audit-log.md:57 says user_username.

Follow-ups

  1. Two requests on one application at the same time can still lose account Secrets. I reproduced three interleavings on the fake client with an interceptor. The first one gives the same result at the old head, so the fixes didn't add it. A mint puts the Secret back, which is why I don't block on them.
    • Two creates: the one that loses with AlreadyExists runs unseed (rest_credentials.go:120), which deletes by name with no UID precondition, so it removes the Secrets the winner seeded and now owns. Deleting with Preconditions{UID} from what Ensure wrote closes it.
    • Two updates: update A removes api, update B puts it back, then A prunes from its own account list (rest_credentials.go:172) and deletes api's Secret while the HelmRelease still references it.
    • Mint and removal: the declaration check reads the HelmRelease at the start of the request (subresources.go:86), so a user removed before the Secret write still gets a 32 character password.
  2. A failed update can leave a Secret for another username. Renaming web to Web maps both to the same account name, so Ensure replaces the Secret before the HelmRelease write. If that write fails, the release still declares web and the Secret holds Web. The mint error says to write the application to reseed it, but Added is empty on a rewrite, so nothing is reseeded. Reproduced with an injected write failure.
  3. seedBeforeUpdate (rest_credentials.go:152-158). When the stored values were written around the API and don't resolve, a name collision for example, no added account gets a Secret and a klog line is the only trace, while valuesFrom still lists every account's Secret as non-optional. The release can't reconcile until someone mints. A warning that names the accounts left without a Secret would at least tell the caller.
  4. Three changes no test pins. Dropping the HelmRelease Get in seedBeforeCreate keeps TestCreateDuplicateLeavesLiveSecretsAlone green, because the live-owner check catches the same sequence, but the Get is the only guard when the live Secret has no owner yet. Making any owner reference pass Theirs (store.go:100-104) keeps every store and application test green. And both fixtures hand the same client in as the cached and the direct one, so putting direct() back to the cached client leaves both package suites green. Two clients over the same objects, with a cached one that lags, would pin it.
  5. The comment on extraOutputs (monitoring-agents/values.yaml:367) says the value is rendered through tpl. A {{ ... }} inside it is inserted as is: with Host siem.{{ .Values.global.target }}.svc the rendered ConfigMap keeps the expression verbatim. Either fix the comment or run tpl on the value.
  6. Question: Update reads cur through the cached client (rest.go:606) and store.Added compares against it. If two updates land inside the informer lag, can a user the first one removed still count as declared in the second and get no Secret? I couldn't reproduce it.
  7. Still open from my earlier review: account Secrets have no managed-by-cozystack, so does the lineage webhook stamp tenantresource on them, and would tenantsecrets then return the verifier?

The PR conflicts with main now (internal/controller/applicationdefinition_helmreconciler_test.go), and the pull request CI doesn't start on a conflicting PR. I haven't seen CI on this head, a rebase should bring it back.

for _, name := range names {
sec := &corev1.Secret{}
sec.Namespace, sec.Name = namespace, name
if err := r.direct().Delete(ctx, sec); err != nil && !apierrors.IsNotFound(err) {

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No UID precondition on this delete. See follow-up 1: the create that loses to AlreadyExists can remove the Secrets of the create that won.

Cozystack generates managed application passwords at Helm render time
and keeps them in a Secret tenants can read again at any time, which a
deployment whose policy requires a credential shown once cannot accept.
The accepted design moves generation into the API: an
ApplicationDefinition declares its accounts and the stored form of a
password in a credentials block, and each account gets a
core.cozystack.io Credential whose mint and revoke subresources take a
TokenRequest-shaped CredentialRequest.

This adds the types, the built-in password formats, which the migration
CLI shares so a converted release and a mint store the same form, and
the account helpers that name the Secrets and read their record.

Design: https://github.com/cozystack/community/blob/main/design-proposals/user-secrets-api/README.md

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The Credential view lists the account Secrets of the namespace by label
and skips any no live HelmRelease owns, so no kind is served until its
definition carries a credentials block. A mint replaces the stored value
in one conditional write keyed on the Secret's resourceVersion and
returns the plaintext once; a revoke discards it. Both record an Event
on the application, which needs create on events.

The application registry seeds an account Secret per declared account
before it writes the HelmRelease, so the chart can reference them from
the first render, prunes the Secrets of removed accounts after the
write, and refuses to delete an application whose release is suspended,
since Flux skips the uninstall and would leave the database running
with the Secrets gone. The ApplicationDefinition reconciler computes
the per-account valuesFrom entries with the function the API uses, so a
release that predates the block gets them on its next reconcile. Schema
defaulting moves to a package both can import.

A definition declaring a format or an account source that is not built
leaves its kind unserved rather than served with passwords the API
cannot issue. Tenant roles gain get and list on credentials at view and
create on mint and revoke at admin and for the tenant ServiceAccount.
Attribution comes from the kube-apiserver audit log, so the operations
docs get a policy for distributions that ship none, and
monitoring-agents a value for an extra fluent-bit output so a SIEM can
receive the log without dropping the VictoriaLogs outputs.

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Signed-off-by: Timofei Larkin <[email protected]>
CodeQL flags the SHA-1 and SHA-256 of a password as weak hashing of
sensitive data. Both are the forms the engines store and check against
and accept in no other form, and the design relies on the 32-character
random password rather than on the digest for strength, so the alerts
are dismissed with that reason and the code says it where the hashing
happens.

Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Timofei Larkin <[email protected]>
Comments carry the mechanism, not the rationale; every argument removed
here is in the design proposal or the PR. Where one claim appeared at
several sites, the copy at the site that constrains the code stays.

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Signed-off-by: Timofei Larkin <[email protected]>
Three ordinary writes replaced or removed account Secrets. A duplicate
create seeded before learning the release existed, so it replaced the
live application's Secrets and then removed its own. Server dry-run
wrote and pruned for real, and a dry-run mint replaced the password.
An update seeded every declared account without a Secret, which after
the conversion swaps a working password for a discarded one.

A create now stops on an existing release before touching a Secret,
and replaces any leftover at an account's name unless a live release
owns it, so the new account always gets a fresh identity and an owner.
Dry-run writes nothing anywhere. An update seeds only the accounts it
adds. A mint requires a declared account even where the Secret
exists, and the write paths read through the uncached client, since a
stale read here is a replaced or recreated Secret.

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Signed-off-by: Timofei Larkin <[email protected]>
The extra outputs were indented again after the block scalar had been
dedented, six columns deeper than the VictoriaLogs outputs, and
fluent-bit refuses a config whose indentation is inconsistent, which
stops every output, not only the added one. The test now pins the
indent instead of matching any whitespace.

The credentials and specschema packages join the unit-test target, so
their tests run in CI, and the audit-log page names the field the
pipeline writes.

Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Timofei Larkin <[email protected]>

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Review comments at @packages/system/monitoring-agents/values.yaml:
- Line 448: Update the extraOutputs block in the fluent-bit.conf template to
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- Line 611: Update the application update flow around seedBeforeUpdate so a
failed HelmRelease write cannot leave a replacement account Secret in place
while losing the previous password. Establish a safe way to keep and restore the
prior Secret until the update commits, or reject a username change before
seeding when its mapped name matches an existing Secret; preserve intended
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- Line 676: Update pruneAfterUpdate so pruning cannot delete a Secret that a
concurrent update has reused and referenced in the live HelmRelease. Establish a
shared concurrency-safe guard for seeding and pruning that closes the race
between checking references and deleting, and ensure the Secret is reseeded
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header AccountID 0
header ProjectID 0
{{- with .Values.extraOutputs }}
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Render extraOutputs through tpl so its template expressions resolve.

config.inputs is rendered with tpl, but the {{ . }} that inserts extraOutputs does not render its contents. A template expression such as {{ .Values.global.target }} in extraOutputs appears literally in the generated fluent-bit.conf. The value comment says extraOutputs is rendered through tpl, so the output does not match the documented behavior.

Render the value with tpl, using the subchart root context $, which is still in scope inside with:

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--- "a/packages/system/monitoring-agents/values.yaml"
+++ "b/packages/system/monitoring-agents/values.yaml"
@@ -444,9 +444,9 @@
           json_date_format iso8601
           header AccountID 0
           header ProjectID 0
       {{- with .Values.extraOutputs }}
-      {{ . }}
+      {{ tpl . $ }}
       {{- end }}
       {{- range $target, $_ := include "monitoring-agents.tenantLogRoutes" . | fromJson }}
       [OUTPUT]
           Name http

Add a helm-unittest case that sets extraOutputs to an output with a template expression, such as Host {{ .Values.global.target }}, and asserts that the rendered fluent-bit.conf contains the resolved value. The current test covers only literal text.

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Update the extraOutputs block in the fluent-bit.conf template to render its contents with tpl using the chart root context $, preserving the existing conditional behavior. Add a helm-unittest case with a templated extraOutputs value and assert that fluent-bit.conf contains the resolved value.

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// Accounts the write adds get their Secrets before the release reads them.
if err := r.seedBeforeUpdate(ctx, app, helmRelease, cur, accounts, options != nil && dryrun.IsDryRun(options.DryRun)); err != nil {

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Keep the previous account Secret until the application update commits.

A rename that changes only the case of an account username keeps the same Secret name. In that case, Ensure deletes the existing account Secret and creates one with a new password before the HelmRelease write. If the HelmRelease update then fails, the handler returns the error without restoring the old Secret. The previous password is lost, and the stored record now points at a password that no one has received.

The replacement itself is intended for a username change, so the fix must not remove it. Choose one of these corrections:

  • Reject a username change whose mapped name matches an existing account Secret, before seeding.
  • Keep the previous Secret until the application update succeeds, and roll back the replacement if the update fails.

The inspected code does not establish a safe localized patch for either option, so this comment gives no code change.

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Review comment at @pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go at line 611:
Update the application update flow around seedBeforeUpdate so a failed HelmRelease write cannot leave a replacement account Secret in place while losing the previous password. Establish a safe way to keep and restore the prior Secret until the update commits, or reject a username change before seeding when its mapped name matches an existing Secret; preserve intended replacement behavior for other username changes.

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// Accounts the write removed are gone from the chart now, so their
// Secrets can go.
r.pruneAfterUpdate(ctx, app, accounts, options != nil && dryrun.IsDryRun(options.DryRun))

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Prune uses the request's account list, so a concurrent update can lose a Secret it just reused.

Two updates to the same application can interleave like this:

  1. Update A removes web and writes the HelmRelease.
  2. Update B reads that HelmRelease, seeds web (Ensure keeps the existing owned Secret), and writes web back.
  3. Update A then runs pruneAfterUpdate with its older account list. store.Prune deletes the web Secret.

The HelmRelease still references that Secret through valuesFrom, and that reference is not optional. The release can then fail to reconcile. Later updates do not reseed web because the stored values already contain it, so recovery needs a mint or a remove-and-re-add.

Re-reading the HelmRelease before pruning narrows the window but does not close it, because B can seed between that read and the delete. Seeding and pruning need a shared guard, for example a check of the live HelmRelease immediately before each delete combined with a reseed after the write. Choose the mechanism deliberately, because it changes the update path.

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Review comment at @pkg/registry/apps/application/rest.go at line 676:
Update pruneAfterUpdate so pruning cannot delete a Secret that a concurrent update has reused and referenced in the live HelmRelease. Establish a shared concurrency-safe guard for seeding and pruning that closes the race between checking references and deleting, and ensure the Secret is reseeded after the relevant write; choose a mechanism that fits the existing update path rather than relying on a one-time reread or the request’s stale account list.

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