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feat(build): attach a provenance attestation beside the SBOM - #5043
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Configure and describe image attestations hack/common-envs.mk, hack/common-envs_test.bats, docs/release.md |
When SBOM=1, BUILDX_ARGS includes SBOM and mode=min provenance flags. Otherwise, it disables provenance. Tests check these options, and release documentation describes the attestations and how to inspect them. |
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Change: Feature
Possibly related issues
- Sign release assets and attach an SBOM to each release #4759: The issue identifies missing provenance and SBOM coverage for release artifacts; this change adds provenance attestation to image builds when SBOM generation is enabled.
Possibly related PRs
- cozystack/cozystack#4997: Adds the SBOM attestation and image build configuration that this change extends with provenance.
- cozystack/cozystack#5042: Signs release image indexes and publishes SBOM data; this change adds provenance to the same image attestation manifest.
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Release builds are configured to add provenance alongside the SBOM. No actionable new merge risk is established; the security assessment update is deferred until the first alpha.
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Review comments at @docs/security/self-assessment.md:
- Line 13: Update the SBOM table entry and the “Signed / reproducible builds”
statement to reflect that release BuildKit images carry SPDX SBOM and SLSA
provenance attestations. Preserve the exceptions for images predating SBOM
enablement, the Talos installer, third-party or non-release-BuildKit images, and
retain the note that attestations are unsigned and builds are not yet
reproducible.
Review comments at @hack/stitch-multiarch.sh:
- Around line 245-253: Update the a_members construction in the rerun validation
around a_raw so that, when A is an index, it collects every manifest digest
rather than filtering to Linux descriptors; retain the [$a] fallback for
non-index references and keep the existing validation predicate unchanged.
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Nothing in the provenance change blocks. This branch still has the nightly mirror sentence in The rebase conflicts in The description lists a real build as not checked, so I ran one on a local registry. amd64 and arm64 built with the flags from Follow-ups
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myasnikovdaniil thanks for the review and for running the real build. All of it was done on 26 Oct:
One change since then: #5042 now replaces "The attestations are not signed" in the same paragraph of |
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An image built with SBOM=1 says what is in it and nothing about how it was built: BUILDX_ARGS set --provenance=false for every build, from when any attestation broke the single-platform stitch. SBOM=1 now also passes --attest type=provenance,mode=min, which BuildKit writes into the same attestation manifest as the SBOM, so the index shape the stitch and the gate read since cozystack#4997 is unchanged and a signature over the index covers it. mode=min records the build times, the platform, the frontend and the BuildKit version and leaves out build arguments and secrets, which is what lets it ride every release image. A build without SBOM=1 keeps --provenance=false: the default docker driver cannot attach it, and a PR image turned into an index would buy nothing. Refs cozystack#3278 Assisted-by: LLM Signed-off-by: Marian Koreniuk <[email protected]>
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What this PR does
Follow-up to #4997 (merged as d32092a), rebased onto
mainat that merge: one commit57db352ed. The second half of what was agreed there: beside the SBOM, each release image gets a SLSA provenance statement from BuildKit, in the same attestation manifest.Refs #4759, #3278
SBOM=1inhack/common-envs.mknow passes--attest type=provenance,mode=minwith the SBOM attest, in place of--provenance=false; a build withoutSBOM=1keeps--provenance=falseas before. BuildKit writes both predicates into the one attestation manifest per platform, so the index shapehack/stitch-multiarch.shandhack/verify-multiarch.shread after #4997 is unchanged, and a signature over the index covers the provenance as it covers the SBOM.mode=minrecords the build times, the build platform, the frontend and the BuildKit version and leaves out the build arguments and the secrets, whichmode=maxwould write in, so it can ride every release image.docker buildx imagetools inspect <image>@<digest> --format '{{ json .Provenance }}'prints it;docs/release.mdsays so.How it was checked
hack/common-envs_test.bats: theSBOM=1test now also holds that--attest type=provenance,mode=minis passed, that--provenance=falseis not, that neithermode=maxnor--provenance=trueappears, and that the default build still passes--provenance=falseand no--attest.make -nofpackages/system/cozystack-controllershows exactly that in both modes.hack/stitch-multiarch_test.batsis green: the attestation manifest count per platform does not change.common-envs.mk, stitched,verify-multiarch.shpasses, the index has four manifests (two images, two attestation manifests with SBOM and provenance each),.Provenancereads for both platforms, and a--build-argvalue is inmode=maxand not inmode=min.mainat d32092a:hack/common-envs_test.batsandhack/stitch-multiarch_test.bats34/34.Decisions for the release owners
mode=minrather thanmode=max: the Dockerfiles take--build-argvalues a reader of a public attestation should not see by default. If a package's arguments are all public,maxis one word away.docs/security/self-assessment.mdstill says build provenance is disabled (--provenance=false). It stays until the first alpha shows provenance on a release image, as feat(release): attach an SBOM to every release image #4997 holds its SBOM row.Screenshots
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I walked the trigger map against the diff.
hack/common-envs.mkchanges the flags one variable expands to and no target, variable name or file that ccp's skills anchor on; nothing else is touched.Release note
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