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feat(observability-proxy): serve tenant namespace logs through an authorizing proxy - #5214
Adds observability-proxy, a new system component that lets a tenant user read the logs of their own namespace from VictoriaLogs with the same Kubernetes credentials they already use for the console, and with Kubernetes RBAC deciding what they can read. This is the first part of the design proposals Tenant application logs and Tenant resource-consumption metrics; this PR implements the namespace logs root only. Metrics and the per-application roots follow in separate PRs.
Why a proxy: today the log stores are shared per root tenant and have no notion of a caller, so tenants cannot be given direct read access without seeing other tenants' logs. The proxy authenticates the caller, authorizes the request from its path, and rebuilds the upstream query so that its scope cannot be widened by the client.
Backward compatibility: this adds a new package and a new HelmRelease; nothing existing is renamed, removed or changed, so no migration is needed.
What is included:
cmd/observability-proxy and internal/observabilityproxy: the proxy.
Serves /apis/cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/logs/select/logsql/<endpoint> for the VictoriaLogs read endpoints the console needs (query, hits, stats_query_range, tail, field_values, stream_field_values, facets). Anything else under the root answers 404.
Authentication by TokenReview, authorization by one SubjectAccessReview built from the path (list on cozystack.io/logs in the namespace), both cached briefly.
The upstream request is rebuilt from an allowlist of parameters; the namespace scope is always forced as extra_stream_filters. Client-supplied extra_filters, extra_stream_filters, any LogsQL options(...) block, and tenant headers such as AccountID/ProjectID are not forwarded or are refused.
Non-canonical paths (.., //, encoded separators) are refused with 400 before any authorization is built, because the console nginx matches on the normalized path but forwards the raw one.
Time window, step, bucket count and result limits are clamped; per-user rate, concurrency and open-tail limits answer 429. Invalid time, step and limit parameters answer 400.
The store is resolved from the namespace's namespace.cozystack.io/monitoring label.
Live tail streams are passed through unbuffered, and the upstream tail request disables compression so headers reach the client before the first line.
packages/system/observability-proxy: chart and image build, wired into the root make build.
Platform wiring: a new cozystack.observability-proxy PackageSource, enabled by default on the full variants and opt-in on the slim ones, the same way as monitoring-agents.
RBAC: an aggregated cozy:observability:view ClusterRole grants list on cozystack.io/logs to tenant view and above. No API server serves this resource; the rule exists only for the proxy's SubjectAccessReview. The proxy's own ClusterRole is limited to the calls it makes (tokenreviews, subjectaccessreviews, list/watch on namespaces).
Console nginx: when the proxy is not installed or cannot be reached, the observability roots answer 404 with a Kubernetes Status body, which the console shows as not available on this cluster; the proxy's own 502/504 for an unreachable store pass through unchanged.
Console: one regex location in the console nginx routes the four observability roots to the proxy ahead of /apis. The upstream is resolved at request time, so the console starts even when the proxy is not installed; those paths then answer 404 with a Kubernetes Status body. The console Deployment now receives the cluster domain for that resolution.
E2E: a new Chainsaw suite hack/e2e-chainsaw/observability-proxy/ with two tenants, covering 401/403/200, scope-widening attempts, path normalization and a long-lived tail.
How it was tested
go test -race and go vet for the proxy packages.
helm-unittest for observability-proxy, dashboard, tenant and core/platform; bats tests for the console nginx routing.
The Chainsaw suite was not run as-is: it deploys its own VictoriaLogs as the root store and refuses to run when a real one exists. Its cases were replayed by a script against the real store on a test cluster.
Verified on a test cluster:
401 without a token and with an invalid token, 403 for another tenant's namespace, 200 for the caller's own.
Client extra_stream_filters/extra_filters (GET and POST), an AccountID header and another tenant's stream named inside the query do not widen the scope; options(...) answers 400; a path with .. pointing at another tenant answers 400; an endpoint outside the allowlist answers 404.
Through the full browser chain (OIDC login, gatekeeper, gateway, console nginx), a single tail stayed open for more than two minutes without reconnecting, and requests from the same session to other tenants' roots answered 403.
Not verified: the 429 limits under real load. golangci-lint has not been run locally.
Known limitations
The proxy is reachable only through the console route; tenant workloads have no egress rule to it. Every request takes its concurrency or tail slot before the body is read; the token and access reviews and the body read run under --request-timeout, so a stalled kube-apiserver answers 503 rather than holding the request; and writes to the client carry a deadline (renewed per line for tails). --request-timeout=0 disables those bounds and should not be used in production.
The first lines a newly started pod writes can be missing from an already open tail, although they are in the store. The likely cause is that Fluent Bit picks up a new log file later than the VictoriaLogs live-tail window; later lines of the same pod arrive. A history query shows them.
The per-application roots (.../<plural>/<name>/log, .../metrics) and the namespace metrics root answer 404 in this PR.
Screenshots
No UI changes.
Downstream repositories
No downstream repository is affected by this change
Downstream: cozystack/website is reached. A new platform component (packages/core/platform/sources/observability-proxy.yaml) triggers content/en/docs/next/guides/platform-stack/_index.md and operations/configuration/licenses.md; adding it to the system bundle (packages/core/platform/templates/bundles/system.yaml) may also need a line in operations/configuration/variants.md. A user-facing page for the logs API and the new tenant view permission is not required by the trigger map but would be useful. Tracked in cozystack/website#787. Other repositories: no trigger matched. packages/core/platform/values.yaml is not changed (only a test fixture), no package under packages/apps/ gains a values field, and no CRD changes. The root Makefilebuild target builds one more image; this does not touch hack/ or the make targets ccp relies on, so ccp is not considered affected, but a reviewer may want to confirm.
Release note
feat(observability-proxy): add an authorizing proxy that lets tenant users read their namespace logs from VictoriaLogs with their Kubernetes credentials, under `/apis/cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/logs/`. Access requires the tenant `view` role or higher. The component is enabled by default on full variants and opt-in on slim variants.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added an observability proxy for tenant-scoped log access through the console, including live log streaming. Requests are authenticated, access-controlled, and subject to configurable rate and concurrency limits.
Added platform packaging and deployment support, with console routing for observability requests.
Tests
Added automated coverage for access control, tenant scoping, query handling, streaming, proxy behavior, and deployment configuration.
Documentation
Updated end-to-end test guidance with host requirements for running the observability proxy suite.
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Adds a Kubernetes-backed observability proxy for log requests. The change includes authentication and authorization, tenant-scoped query handling, rate and concurrency limits, streaming tails, Kubernetes deployment and platform wiring, and console nginx routing.
Changes: Observability proxy
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Summary
Routing, access checks, and store resolution internal/observabilityproxy/route.go, internal/observabilityproxy/auth.go, internal/observabilityproxy/store.go, internal/observabilityproxy/*_test.go
Parses supported routes, maps routes to Kubernetes authorization attributes, authenticates tokens with TokenReviews, authorizes access with SubjectAccessReviews, and resolves a namespace’s log store from its monitoring label.
Log query rules and request limits internal/observabilityproxy/logsparams.go, internal/observabilityproxy/logsparams_test.go, internal/observabilityproxy/limits.go, internal/observabilityproxy/limits_test.go
Builds allowlisted upstream parameters with namespace scoping and bounded time windows, steps, and limits. Adds per-user rate and concurrency caps and per-user and total tail caps.
Proxy request and streaming flow internal/observabilityproxy/server.go, internal/observabilityproxy/server_test.go, internal/observabilityproxy/server_deadline_test.go
Adds HTTP request handling, authentication and authorization checks, upstream forwarding, timeout and body-size handling, request metrics, and line-oriented tail streaming. Tests cover status handling, limits, deadlines, and stream lifecycle.
Command and Kubernetes deployment cmd/observability-proxy/*, packages/system/observability-proxy/*, Makefile, .gitignore
Adds the executable and flag validation, image build, Helm deployment resources, service account and RBAC, values, and chart tests. The root build target invokes the proxy image target.
Adds the package source and system-bundle entry. Tests cover full and slim bundle behavior and explicit package enablement.
Console routing and cluster domain packages/system/dashboard/images/console/Containerfile, packages/system/dashboard/templates/console.yaml, packages/system/dashboard/tests/console_cluster_domain_test.yaml, hack/console-nginx-*.bats
Installs nginx configuration as a template, routes observability paths to the proxy, sets the cluster domain, and adds tests for routing, streaming directives, and proxy error responses.
Adds a Chainsaw suite and test fixtures for authenticated tenant-scoped queries and live tails. Shared helpers issue console requests, seed logs, and check responses.
cozystack/cozystack#5220: Adds per-application log and metrics routes using the proxy, authorization, store-scoping, chart, and console integration introduced here.
cozystack/cozystack#5277: Extends namespace metrics queries with platform-exporter series and changes the proxy request scope and chart settings.
Merge Risk: Low · up to fb5ac
The proxy's core behavior looks sound. Before merging, confirm that adding a default package to the system bundle is backward compatible, and consider rounding the advertised rate-limit wait up and setting explicit Kubernetes client rate limits. None of these is likely to cause a serious failure.
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Minor · The platform change adds a default package without a migration update or an… · system.yaml:347
packages/core/platform/templates/bundles/system.yaml:347 Minor · Potential issue · Low value
The platform change adds a default package without a migration update or an explicit backward-compatibility note in the supplied material. The applicable guideline says: “Flag any change to this package that lacks a corresponding migration update or an explicit note that backward compatibility is preserved.”
The change violates the platform review requirement, leaving its upgrade compatibility unaccounted for.
This can occur when: This platform change is merged without either a corresponding migration update or an explicit compatibility note.
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Review comment at @packages/core/platform/templates/bundles/system.yaml at line
347:
The default package inclusion for cozystack.observability-proxy in
cozystack.platform.package.full.default lacks upgrade-compatibility coverage;
add the corresponding migration update or explicitly document that this package
change preserves backward compatibility.
Minor · Authenticate treats a TokenReview response with Status.Error as an invalid… · auth.go:73-81
internal/observabilityproxy/auth.go:73-81 Minor · Potential issue · Quick win
Authenticate treats a TokenReview response with Status.Error as an invalid token and caches that result, rather than distinguishing an authentication-service failure from rejection.
The user receives 401, including on subsequent requests until the cache TTL expires, instead of an availability error that can be retried.
This can occur when: The API server returns a TokenReview object reporting a transient authenticator error for an otherwise valid token.
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Review comment at @internal/observabilityproxy/auth.go around lines 73 - 81:
Update Authenticate to check the TokenReview response’s Status.Error before
treating it as an authentication result. Return an availability error for that
service failure and do not cache it; reserve ErrUnauthenticated and negative
caching for genuine token rejection.
185-186: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Assert A's own line in the client extra-filter cases.
Both extra-filter cases check only the status code and the absence of e2e-marker-b. An empty 200 response passes both checks. If the proxy intersected a client filter with the namespace scope, the result would be empty and the test would still pass. A presence check for e2e-marker-a confirms that the namespace results still return when client filters are supplied. The plain query in the same step already uses this check. The Go unit tests cover parameter forwarding, so this check adds end-to-end coverage for the same behavior.
Suggested fix
expect 200 "$code" "client extra filters in the query string"
+ grep -q e2e-marker-a "$body" || { echo "FAIL: A's own line is missing in the query string case" >&2; cat "$body" >&2; exit 1; }
absent e2e-marker-b "client extra filters in the query string"
expect 200 "$code" "client extra filters in a POST form"
+ grep -q e2e-marker-a "$body" || { echo "FAIL: A's own line is missing in the POST form case" >&2; cat "$body" >&2; exit 1; }
absent e2e-marker-b "client extra filters in a POST form"
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Review comment at @hack/e2e-chainsaw/observability-proxy/chainsaw-test.yaml
around lines 185 - 186:
Add a presence check for e2e-marker-a to both client extra-filter cases in the
observability proxy test, covering the query-string and POST-form requests. Keep
the existing status and e2e-marker-b absence checks, and ensure each case fails
with useful output if A’s line is missing.
internal/observabilityproxy/logsparams_test.go: 1
164-173: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win
Add an end-to-end case for nested LogsQL queries.
TestBuildLogsParamsSubqueriesKeepScope checks only the query the proxy forwards upstream. No test sends union or in() to a running store that holds two namespaces. The proxy relies on the store to apply extra_stream_filters to subqueries (see the comment at internal/observabilityproxy/logsparams.go:55-57). VictoriaLogs releases before v1.8.0 applied extra filters only to the top-level query. A regression in subquery scoping would therefore not fail the suite.
Add a Chainsaw step next to the existing two-namespace case in hack/e2e-chainsaw/observability-proxy/chainsaw-test.yaml. Send * | union ({kubernetes_namespace_name="tenant-test-logsb"}) as tenant A's viewer. Expect HTTP 200 and assert that the e2e-marker-b text is absent.
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Review comment at @internal/observabilityproxy/logsparams_test.go around lines
164 - 173:
Add an end-to-end Chainsaw step alongside the existing two-namespace case to
cover nested LogsQL scoping, which TestBuildLogsParamsSubqueriesKeepScope does
not verify against a running store. As tenant A’s viewer, send a query using
union to select tenant-test-logsb; assert the response is HTTP 200 and does not
contain e2e-marker-b.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @cmd/observability-proxy/main.go:
- Around line 111-113: Update the rate-limit validation in parseFlags to reject
non-finite RatePerUser values as well as negative values, while preserving the
existing zero-disables behavior. Add coverage in main_test.go for NaN and
positive infinity.
Review comments at @hack/e2e-chainsaw/observability-proxy/chainsaw-test.yaml:
- Around line 230-233: Update the tail request URL in the e2e-tail-early test to
include a one-minute start_offset, preserving the existing query and live-tail
behavior so the early marker is replayed even if ingestion finishes before the
tail subscribes.
Review comments at @internal/observabilityproxy/auth.go:
- Around line 108-112: Update Authorize’s SubjectAccessReview handling to return
an error when EvaluationError is non-empty and neither Allowed nor Denied is
true. Do so before setting the decision cache, preserving the existing caching
behavior for explicit allow and deny results.
Review comments at @internal/observabilityproxy/limits.go:
- Around line 72-78: Update allowRate so it does not insert a new user bucket
when the map remains at ttlCacheMaxEntries after sweepBuckets runs; reject that
request with the existing rate-limit response. Preserve normal bucket creation
when the sweep frees capacity and leave existing-user handling unchanged.
Review comments at @internal/observabilityproxy/server.go:
- Around line 207-215: Bound the wait for upstream response headers in the tail
request flow: start a timer for TailIdleTimeout before s.client.Do(req), cancel
the request if it fires, and stop the timer when Do returns. Ensure the timeout
releases the acquireTail slot without changing existing client-disconnect and
deadline error handling.
- Around line 228-232: Update the upstream response copy error branch around
io.Copy to abort the response on non-cancellation copy failures instead of
returning with a cleanly terminated partial body. Increment the existing metric
before aborting, since ServeHTTP accounting may be skipped; preserve the current
context.Canceled handling.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @internal/observabilityproxy/auth.go:
- Around line 73-81: Update Authenticate to check the TokenReview response’s
Status.Error before treating it as an authentication result. Return an
availability error for that service failure and do not cache it; reserve
ErrUnauthenticated and negative caching for genuine token rejection.
Review comments at @packages/core/platform/templates/bundles/system.yaml:
- Line 347: The default package inclusion for cozystack.observability-proxy in
cozystack.platform.package.full.default lacks upgrade-compatibility coverage;
add the corresponding migration update or explicitly document that this package
change preserves backward compatibility.
---
Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @hack/e2e-chainsaw/observability-proxy/chainsaw-test.yaml:
- Around line 185-186: Add a presence check for e2e-marker-a to both client
extra-filter cases in the observability proxy test, covering the query-string
and POST-form requests. Keep the existing status and e2e-marker-b absence
checks, and ensure each case fails with useful output if A’s line is missing.
Review comments at @internal/observabilityproxy/logsparams_test.go:
- Around line 164-173: Add an end-to-end Chainsaw step alongside the existing
two-namespace case to cover nested LogsQL scoping, which
TestBuildLogsParamsSubqueriesKeepScope does not verify against a running store.
As tenant A’s viewer, send a query using union to select tenant-test-logsb;
assert the response is HTTP 200 and does not contain e2e-marker-b.
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Go net/http ResponseWriter handler returns after writing partial body without Content-Length chunked transfer encoding terminating chunk, and http.ErrAbortHandler aborts response
Result:
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- …and 32 more
Abort the response when the non-tail copy fails mid-body.
After WriteHeader sends 200, a timeout or read error in io.Copy is only logged at debug. The handler then returns normally, so the chunked body ends cleanly. The caller gets a valid 200 with missing lines. Abort the response on this error, for example with panic(http.ErrAbortHandler). Increment the metric first, because the panic skips the counter in ServeHTTP.
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Review comment at @internal/observabilityproxy/server.go around lines 228 - 232:
Update the upstream response copy error branch around io.Copy to abort the
response on non-cancellation copy failures instead of returning with a cleanly
terminated partial body. Increment the existing metric before aborting, since
ServeHTTP accounting may be skipped; preserve the current context.Canceled
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Fixed in "cut the connection when a log answer breaks off": the handler aborts with http.ErrAbortHandler after counting the request, so a partial answer is a broken response rather than a clean 200. The metrics root does the same since #5219. Covered by TestServerAbortsTruncatedResponse.
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Maxim Kitsunoff (@kitsunoff) NOT LGTM. A slow client can keep requests open outside the configured limits. I left the details inline.
Business context: let tenant users read their namespace logs with Kubernetes credentials without exposing the shared log store.
Local race tests, vet, the changed Helm tests and nginx Bats tests passed. Code and manifest generation passed without tracked drift. I did not run E2E; fork build planning rejects the new image before builds start.
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[P2] Limit body reads before parsing the form
An authenticated client can leave a POST body unfinished without using a concurrency slot. ParseForm runs before admission, and the listener has no body-read deadline. Evidence: with the only concurrency slot occupied, a local test stayed in the body reader for five configured request-timeout periods and returned 429 only after EOF. Tenant workloads can reach the Service directly, so nginx request buffering does not cover this path. Reserve a slot before reading the body and apply a read deadline.
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Fixed in "admit a request before reading its body". The slot is taken before ParseForm, and the body is read under a read deadline of --request-timeout; a body that does not arrive in time answers 408 and frees the slot. The deadline is lifted once the body is read, because the server's background read would otherwise take a later expiry for a disconnect and cancel a live tail; after a failed read it stays, so the server's drain of the unread body is bounded as well. TestServerSlowBodyHoldsSlotUntilDeadline reproduces your case: with the only slot held by an unfinished POST, a second request gets 429, the POST gets 408 after the timeout, and the slot comes back. A declared body that form parsing does not read (GET, non-form POST, GET tail) is now drained under the same deadline and size cap, covered by TestServerUndeliveredBodyReleasesSlot; a body over the cap answers 413. Requests refused before the body is read (401, 403, 405, rate and concurrency 429) are covered too ("answer early refusals without waiting on the body"): the read deadline is now set when the request arrives and lifted once the body is read, and a refusal sent with the body unread closes the connection instead of letting net/http drain it, so your scenario (slot taken, second form POST that never completes) is answered at once; TestServerEarlyRefusalWithUnreadBody covers it under a 200ms and a one-minute timeout. The metrics root got the same change in #5219.
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[P2] Put a deadline on downstream writes
A client that stops reading can retain a tail slot indefinitely. The first flush runs before the idle timer starts, and cancelling the upstream request does not interrupt a later blocked response write. Evidence: a real HTTP server over net.Pipe kept its only tail slot for five idle-timeout periods while the client did not read the headers; a separate test confirmed the same problem during a body write. Apply a renewable write deadline to the first flush and subsequent writes so active tails can stay open while stalled clients release their slots.
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Fixed in "put a deadline on writes to the client". A tail sets a write deadline of --tail-idle-timeout before the header flush and renews it before every line, so a tail that keeps receiving stays open while a stalled reader is cut; a bounded answer must be written by the request deadline. net/http clears the deadline after each response, so a kept-alive connection is not affected. TestServerStalledClientReleasesTail covers both of your cases (client not reading the headers, and stopping after the first line), TestServerStalledClientReleasesQuery the non-tail copy, and TestServerActiveTailOutlivesWriteDeadline checks that an active tail outlives several deadlines. Related: the idle timer now also starts before the upstream request, so a store that never sends tail headers answers 504 instead of holding the slot.
Thanks for the thorough review and for the reproductions — they made both findings easy to pin down in tests.
Your findings, fixed (details in the threads):
Body read before admission. A request now takes its concurrency or tail slot before the body is read, and the body is read under --request-timeout (408 if it does not arrive). A body that form parsing leaves unread (GET, non-form POST, GET tail) is drained under the same deadline and a 1 MiB cap (413 above it). Requests refused before the body is read (401, 403, 405, 429) are answered at once with Connection: close, so net/http never waits on the unread body — your scenario (slot taken, second form POST that never completes) now gets its 429 immediately.
No deadline on downstream writes. A tail sets a write deadline of --tail-idle-timeout before the header flush and renews it before every line; a bounded answer must be written by the request deadline. A stalled reader releases its slot, an active tail outlives --request-timeout.
Found by our own follow-up reviews and fixed as well:
The tenant egress rule to the proxy is removed: no tenant client uses the proxy yet (tenant Grafana datasources point at vlselect/vmselect), so the console route is the only caller and tenant workloads can no longer reach the Service directly.
When the proxy is not installed or cannot be reached, the console nginx now answers 404 with a Kubernetes Status body (shown by the console as "not available on this cluster") instead of a 502 that looked like an unreachable store; the proxy's own 502/504 pass through unchanged.
Times sent to vlselect are validated against the range vlselect can represent.
Plus the CodeRabbit items answered in their threads (non-finite rate flag, bounded rate-bucket map, uncached failed reviews, tail header wait, aborted partial answers, positional args, store resolution before cache sync, empty limit=/fields_limit= → 400, Retry-After on concurrency 429, case-insensitive Bearer).
The description is updated accordingly. About the red "Plan build": it is the fork guard — the new observability-proxy image has to be registered on the base branch by a maintainer before a fork PR can build it; there is nothing to fix in the branch for it.
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Minor · Bound the TokenReview and SubjectAccessReview calls with a deadline. · server.go:334-342
internal/observabilityproxy/server.go:334-342 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Bound the TokenReview and SubjectAccessReview calls with a deadline.
authorize passes r.Context() to Authenticate and Authorize. Neither call has a deadline at that point. serve calls authorize at server.go:173, and the RequestTimeout deadline context is created later at server.go:213-226. The API client in cmd/observability-proxy/main.go also sets no timeout. If the API server stalls, each new-token request blocks until its client disconnects. Blocked handlers and goroutines then accumulate for as long as those clients keep their connections open.
Derive a context from s.cfg.RequestTimeout for both calls. A deadline error falls through to the existing 503 response.
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Review comment at @internal/observabilityproxy/server.go around lines 334 - 342:
Update authorize to derive a context from r.Context() bounded by
s.cfg.RequestTimeout, and pass it to both Authenticate and Authorize. Cancel the
derived context when authorize returns, and preserve the existing behavior where
non-unauthenticated errors, including deadline errors, return 503.
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Review comments at @internal/observabilityproxy/limits.go:
- Around line 109-110: Update the wait calculations in sweepBuckets and
allowRate to account for scaleDuration truncating fractional nanoseconds, so
callers are not retried before a token is available and allowRate does not
return a zero wait. Add a one-nanosecond margin to successful conversions,
preserving safe behavior at the maximum representable duration and the existing
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Review comments at @internal/observabilityproxy/server.go:
- Around line 334-342: Update authorize to derive a context from r.Context()
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Cancel the derived context when authorize returns, and preserve the existing
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Round the advertised wait up so a waiter is admitted when it expires.
scaleDuration truncates the fractional nanosecond. After a caller waits exactly the returned duration, the bucket can still hold slightly less than one token. In sweepBuckets, that keeps the bucket. The newcomer is then refused again with a 1 ns wait, and the response sends Retry-After: 1.
The per-user path in allowRate has the same truncation. It can return a zero wait, and the response then sends Retry-After: 0.
Adding one nanosecond to the returned wait covers the truncated fraction. Go permits fused multiply-add, so float results can differ by architecture. The one-nanosecond margin also makes TestLimiterRateBucketsBounded less sensitive to that rounding.
Proposed fix
if wait, ok := scaleDuration(missing/l.cfg.RatePerUser, time.Second); ok {
- soonest = min(soonest, max(wait, time.Nanosecond))+ // scaleDuration truncates; one extra nanosecond covers the lost fraction.+ soonest = min(soonest, wait+time.Nanosecond)
wait, ok := scaleDuration((1-b.tokens)/l.cfg.RatePerUser, time.Second)
if !ok {
wait = math.MaxInt64
+ } else {+ wait += time.Nanosecond
}
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Update the wait calculations in sweepBuckets and allowRate to account for
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Maxim Kitsunoff (@kitsunoff) LGTM for the code. The runtime findings are fixed and the regression tests pass. Merge must wait for a maintainer-built, digest-pinned image and an actual build/E2E run through the documented path.
The proxy derives its single SubjectAccessReview from the request path,
so the path has to be split and validated before anything else runs.
Names are DNS-1123 checked because they end up quoted inside LogsQL and
PromQL scopes, and percent-encoding is refused so a decoded slash
cannot shift the segments authorization is built from.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
…iews
The proxy holds no credentials of its own: kube-apiserver answers who a
bearer token belongs to and whether that identity may read a scope, the
same way an aggregated API server would ask through delegated auth.
Both answers are cached briefly so a dashboard polling several panels
does not turn into a review per request, while transport errors are
left uncached so an apiserver blip does not lock users out for the TTL.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
Fluent Bit writes a namespace's logs to the store its monitoring label
names, falling back to the root tenant, so exactly one store answers for
a namespace. Reading with any other rule would show an empty log view
or the wrong tenant's store, so the resolver repeats the collector's
rule and is tested against the same namespace set as its chart test.
It reads a namespace lister, keeping store lookups off the apiserver.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
vlselect has no notion of a tenant: whatever filter reaches it decides
what is returned. The upstream parameters are therefore rebuilt from a
per-endpoint allowlist with the namespace scope as the only
extra_stream_filters value, so a client cannot widen it through
extra_filters, tenant headers or an alternate parameter spelling.
VictoriaLogs ANDs extra_stream_filters into every subquery, so union
and in() queries pass through unparsed. What the query can still do is
cost: a missing start scans the whole retention, a tiny step returns a
bucket per millisecond, query has no default limit, and
ignore_global_time_filter lifts the window altogether. Each of those is
bounded or refused here, and a tail resume point becomes a capped
start_offset.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
The log stores are shared by every namespace routed to them, and the
root store also serves platform Grafana, so one tenant's dashboard must
not be able to monopolise vlselect. Live tails are counted apart from
request concurrency because they hold their slot for minutes and would
otherwise starve the same user's panels.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
Tenants get a way to read their namespace's logs without Grafana and
without reaching vlselect directly, which would give them neither an
RBAC check nor a forced scope. The handler authenticates, authorizes
from the path, rebuilds the upstream request with fixed tenant headers
and no client headers, and returns VictoriaLogs' native response.
A live tail is flushed after every line, is not subject to the request
timeout, and is closed once idle, so it survives far past the apiserver
request timeout without leaving forgotten browser tabs holding streams
open. An unreachable store answers 502 so the dashboard can tell an
outage from an empty result.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
The second nginx of the not-installed test reused the stand-in port
of the first one right after killing it, behind a fixed sleep, so a
slow exit could leave the port taken. It now waits for the first nginx
to exit and takes a new port. The file header also names the fourth
property it now checks.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
The slow-body and stalled-client tests checked the slot by sending
requests of their own, which competed for the one slot under test: a
probe that held the slot when the request under test arrived got that
request refused, and the test failed. The tests now read the limiter's
slot count directly.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
The 1970..2262 check refused times on parsing, including a start that
the window clamps to the maximum range before anything is sent and a
since that only becomes a capped start_offset, so an old start or a
tail resume from before 1970 answered 400 where the documented answer
is to clamp. It had also detached the parseTime doc comment.
The check now applies to the times actually sent, after clamping, and
uses the range vlselect can hold, int64 nanoseconds (1677..2262); 1970
is not a limit of vlselect.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
When both bounds were out of range the answer named one of them at
random, as the check walked a map, and it printed the instant without
its fraction, so a time one nanosecond past the last one vlselect can
hold was shown as a time inside the range. The end is now checked
first and the instant is printed in full; tests pin the inclusive
bound.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
Calling allowed twice in one condition reads as a duplicated expression
to staticcheck, which cannot see that each call takes a token.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
…ssed
Polling for a slot that lives only until a 200ms deadline misses it when
the test goroutine is descheduled for longer, as under -race on a busy
runner. The tail and stalled-query tests now read the slot when the
request reaches the store, which the proxy does while holding it; the
slow-body test, which never reaches the store, gets a wider deadline.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
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Maxim Kitsunoff (@kitsunoff) NOT LGTM. A POST can remain blocked during authorization without reaching the request limits.
In internal/observabilityproxy/server.go:329-345, both review calls use the request context before the body is read. Evidence: with a complete form body and a stalled TokenReview or SubjectAccessReview, real-HTTP tests stayed blocked past five request-timeout periods. The socket read deadline does not cancel this path because net/http has not started its background read while the body remains unread. A control with a bounded authorization context returned 503 in both cases. Please bound both review calls and add the POST case to the existing tests.
The earlier body-read and downstream-write fixes still pass their regression tests. The first-image fork-build prerequisite remains separate; E2E did not run.
Both reviews ran on the request context, which net/http cancels for a
dropped client only once the body is read. A POST whose body was still
unread therefore waited on a stalled kube-apiserver past every request
limit. The reviews now share the request timeout and answer 503 when it
passes.
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The package and serve comments described a delivery plan rather than
the code: the command named metrics it does not serve, and serve gave a
plan as the reason to refuse unknown roots before authenticating.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
The flag now also bounds the body read and the token and access
reviews, and 0 lifts all of those at once; an operator raising it for
slow store queries needs to know that. The store comment named a
design document the repository does not have.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: ZverGuy <[email protected]>
Bounded the token and access reviews by the request timeout, so a stalled kube-apiserver now gets a 503 instead of holding a POST whose body is still unread. TestServerStalledReviewAnswersInTime stalls both reviews behind a real HTTP API server and fails without the bound. While here, the --request-timeout help now says what the flag bounds and that 0 lifts all of it, comments that described a plan rather than the code are gone, the remaining staticcheck findings are fixed, and the deadline tests now observe held slots at a point they cannot miss. Could you take another look?
Set explicit client-go rate limits for the shared Kubernetes client.
restConfig keeps the client-go defaults for QPS and Burst (5 and 10 when unset). Every uncached TokenReview and SubjectAccessReview uses this one client. In server.go, authorize runs before allowRate. A client that sends requests with many distinct bearer tokens therefore bypasses the per-user limiter and misses the auth cache. Those requests exhaust the client-side limiter. Legitimate requests then wait on that limiter until --request-timeout and receive 503.
Set QPS and Burst explicitly, sized for expected tenant traffic. Consider a coarse pre-auth throttle in the handler or at the console nginx route.
Proposed fix
restConfig, err := clientcmd.BuildConfigFromFlags("", o.kubeconfig)
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("loading kubeconfig: %w", err)
}
+ // Every uncached TokenReview and SubjectAccessReview shares this client.+ restConfig.QPS = 50+ restConfig.Burst = 100
client, err := kubernetes.NewForConfig(restConfig)
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Review comment at @cmd/observability-proxy/main.go around lines 145 - 152:
Set explicit client-go QPS and Burst values on restConfig after
BuildConfigFromFlags succeeds and before kubernetes.NewForConfig creates the
shared client. Choose values sized for expected tenant traffic so uncached
TokenReview and SubjectAccessReview requests do not rely on the low defaults.
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Use http.NewRequestWithContext in TestServerOversizedBody.
http.NewRequest creates a request with no context. http.DefaultClient has no timeout. A stalled proxy hangs the test until the global go test timeout. golangci-lint reports this line as noctx. Use t.Context(), or a context with a deadline.
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Close the response body returned by readResponse.
These call sites read only the status code and never close resp.Body. golangci-lint reports bodyclose at lines 178 and 202. The bodyclose report at line 119 is inside readResponse. If it persists after the call sites close the body, add a //nolint:bodyclose comment there. The author did not run golangci-lint locally, so this can fail a lint step in CI.
Proposed fix
- if resp := readResponse(t, conn); resp.StatusCode != http.StatusRequestTimeout {- t.Fatalf("unfinished body answered %d, want 408", resp.StatusCode)- }+ resp := readResponse(t, conn)+ _ = resp.Body.Close()+ if resp.StatusCode != http.StatusRequestTimeout {+ t.Fatalf("unfinished body answered %d, want 408", resp.StatusCode)+ }
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Review comments at @cmd/observability-proxy/main.go:
- Around line 145-152: Set explicit client-go QPS and Burst values on restConfig
after BuildConfigFromFlags succeeds and before kubernetes.NewForConfig creates
the shared client. Choose values sized for expected tenant traffic so uncached
TokenReview and SubjectAccessReview requests do not rely on the low defaults.
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Maxim Kitsunoff (@kitsunoff) The stalled authorization case is fixed, and the earlier body-read and write-deadline tests still pass. I found no new code blockers on this head. I am leaving this as a comment because the fork image prerequisite still stops the build before E2E runs. Approval needs a maintainer-built, digest-pinned image and a successful build/E2E run through the documented path.
Send JSON seeds with their content type so VictoriaLogs does not consume
log records while parsing form parameters before ingestion.
Fixes: ebb5a9c ("test(observability-proxy): cover the namespace logs scope end to end")
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <[email protected]>
Use http.NewRequestWithContext in TestServerOversizedBody.
golangci-lint (noctx) reports http.NewRequest here. The request carries no context, so a hung proxy blocks the test until the global test timeout. Pass a context, for example t.Context() or one with a deadline. Also replace http.DefaultClient, which has no timeout.
Based on learnings: "Flag Go HTTP requests lacking deadline control through context.Context, such as context.WithTimeout, and http.NewRequestWithContext".
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Review comment at @internal/observabilityproxy/server_deadline_test.go at line
335:
Update TestServerOversizedBody to create the request with
http.NewRequestWithContext using a context that bounds the request duration,
handle request-construction errors, and use a client with a timeout instead of
http.DefaultClient so a stalled proxy cannot hold the test open.
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Close the response body returned by readResponse.
golangci-lint (bodyclose) reports Lines 119, 178 and 202. No caller of readResponse closes resp.Body. Register the close once in the helper so every caller is covered.
♻️ Proposed fix
case resp, ok := <-got:
if !ok {
t.Fatal("reading the response failed")
}
+ t.Cleanup(func() { _ = resp.Body.Close() })
return resp
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Review comment at @internal/observabilityproxy/server_deadline_test.go at line
131:
Update the readResponse helper to register cleanup that closes the returned
response body before returning it, ensuring every caller is covered without
adding per-caller closes.
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Review comments at @internal/observabilityproxy/server_deadline_test.go:
- Line 335: Update TestServerOversizedBody to create the request with
http.NewRequestWithContext using a context that bounds the request duration,
handle request-construction errors, and use a client with a timeout instead of
http.DefaultClient so a stalled proxy cannot hold the test open.
- Line 131: Update the readResponse helper to register cleanup that closes the
returned response body before returning it, ensuring every caller is covered
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The POSIX runner does not invoke Bats setup hooks. Initialize the
capture stub from the test body so the compatibility lane stays offline.
Fixes: 5a2582e ("test(observability-proxy): preserve JSON seed request bodies")
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## What this PR does
Backports to `release-1.7` from `main`, picked by the rules of the
[backport
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in merge order. A merged pull request comes as its own commits, picked
with `git cherry-pick -x` so each keeps its author, message and
sign-offs, and a merge commit that carries the original's merge message
with a `Backported-from:` trailer naming it; a squash-merged one comes
as one pick. `backport-batch verify` checks that shape. A pick listed as
changed differs from the commit it came from; `git range-diff
<merge>^1..<merge>^2 <batch merge>^1..<batch merge>^2` shows how. A
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- [#5284](#5284)
`fix(seaweedfs): bump the COSI driver to v0.4.0 for the lost-grant fix`,
1 commit
### Maintainer overrides
- [#5083](#5083)
`fix(workloadmonitor): stop doubling the bucket- prefix in bucket
Workload names`: `backport/skip`, left out
- [#4973](#4973)
`fix(kubernetes-nodes): refuse a partial resources spec on every pool`:
`backport/skip`, left out
- [#5180](#5180) `fix(tests):
keep two unit tests green after the release image restamp`:
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### Skipped
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- [#4819](#4819)
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- [#4974](#4974)
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`fix(mariadb-operator): derive the cluster name from the platform
domain`, `its 2 commits picked, the last in 17702dd`
- [#5151](#5151) `fix(redis):
run one Sentinel when Redis runs a single pod`, `its 5 commits picked,
the last in 5524a41`
- [#5124](#5124)
`fix(lineage, kubernetes): resolve CAPK node VMs to their cluster`, `its
2 commits picked, the last in c908560`
- [#5184](#5184) `fix(api):
read pool usage under the quota key the controller counts`, `its 1
commit picked, the last in 18c17af`
- [#5190](#5190)
`fix(platform): remove the dead registries value and patch-containerd
Secret`, `its 2 commits picked, the last in 617f889`
- [#5211](#5211)
`fix(postgres): fail a backup job as soon as its cnpg Backup fails`,
`its 1 commit picked, the last in 6645e21`
- [#5155](#5155)
`fix(postgres): refuse system databases and never drop them`, `its 1
commit picked, the last in 6f1bb80`
- [#5207](#5207)
`fix(mariadb): fail backup and restore jobs whose operator Job failed`,
`its 5 commits picked, the last in ef3de55`
- [#5024](#5024)
`fix(kubernetes, monitoring): send tenant cluster metrics to the
tenant's vminsert`, `its 1 commit picked, the last in 423a75b`
</details>
<details><summary>Rule 2, the title type is not `fix` or `security`, or
the scope is `deps`</summary>
- [#4845](#4845)
`docs(governance): welcome new contributors and link LF sanctions
guidance`, `type docs`
- [#4881](#4881)
`feat(bucket): add a ui flag to skip the s3manager web UI`, `type feat`
- [#4899](#4899) `chore: link
the FOSSA license scan for CLOMonitor`, `type chore`
- [#4898](#4898)
`feat(backups): back up Valkey with the Redis strategy`, `type feat`
- [#4940](#4940)
`docs(release): add changelog for v1.6.5`, `type docs`
- [#4861](#4861)
`feat(release): sign the release assets and attach a source SBOM`, `type
feat`
- [#3780](#3780) `docs: move
the operator guides out of docs/ to where readers find them`, `type
docs`
- [#4936](#4936)
`docs(release): check changelog claims against the code`, `type docs`
- [#4959](#4959)
`docs(release): point changelog check B at the Talos installer profile`,
`type docs`
- [#3777](#3777)
`docs(agents): define where a new document belongs`, `type docs`
- [#5025](#5025)
`test(harbor): pin the resources of the nginx proxy and the portal`,
`type test`
- [#5039](#5039)
`feat(keycloak): load additional CA files from Secret or ConfigMap
keys`, `type feat`
- [#4860](#4860)
`feat(kubernetes-nodes): trust a factory CA in the Proxmox template
script`, `type feat`
- [#5090](#5090) `ci(e2e):
end the Proxmox lane's SSH key with a newline`, `type ci`
- [#4969](#4969)
`test(kubernetes): pin RetryOnFailure on the Proxmox csi release`, `type
test`
- [#5000](#5000)
`test(kubernetes): name the Proxmox fixture's node pool
<cluster>-<pool>`, `type test`
- [#5168](#5168)
`docs(agents): steer agents away from Helm lookup`, `type docs`
- [#4997](#4997)
`feat(release): attach an SBOM to every release image`, `type feat`
- [#3440](#3440)
`ci(api-review-gate): publish the gate as a commit status`, `type ci`
- [#5034](#5034) `docs: move
the repo-only guides onto the website`, `type docs`
- [#5215](#5215)
`feat(monitoring-agents): export PVC labels from kube-state-metrics`,
`type feat`
- [#5217](#5217)
`feat(monitoring-agents): keep application identity in container log
streams`, `type feat`
- [#5171](#5171) `feat(api):
expose HelmRelease failure state on Application status`, `type feat`
- [#5237](#5237)
`feat(operator): let the platform source trust a private registry CA`,
`type feat`
- [#5106](#5106)
`feat(release): make backports automatic with backport-batch`, `type
feat`
- [#4983](#4983) `feat(api):
add the reservation evaluator for tenant quotas`, `type feat`
- [#5264](#5264)
`feat(release): keep a line's backport record and reports across batch
pull requests`, `type feat`
- [#5260](#5260) `ci(e2e):
skip final cleanup on disposable PR runners`, `type ci`
- [#5046](#5046)
`feat(backups): record the RDB snapshot location and size for Redis
backups`, `type feat`
- [#5214](#5214)
`feat(observability-proxy): serve tenant namespace logs through an
authorizing proxy`, `type feat`
- [#5282](#5282)
`test(release): isolate report deduplication from workflow attempts`,
`type test`
</details>
<details><summary>Rule 3, a breaking change</summary>
- [#4790](#4790)
`fix(platform)!: refuse a networking variant change on a live cluster`,
`! in the title`
- [#4796](#4796)
`fix(vm-disk)!: refuse a golden-image clone CDI would leave unbound`, `!
in the title`
- [#5085](#5085)
`fix(kubernetes, opensearch, foundationdb)!: restrict managed
application images`, `! in the title`
- [#4818](#4818)
`fix(keycloak)!: make the KMS proxy keep its keys across restarts`, `!
in the title`
- [#5167](#5167)
`fix(monitoring-agents)!: isolate merged log payload under
log_processed`, `! in the title`
</details>
<details><summary>Rule 4, touches platform migrations, `targetVersion`
or a CRD, or makes a sizeable API change</summary>
- [#4941](#4941)
`fix(backups): keep the backupstrategy-controller Helm release under the
Secret size limit`, `a sizeable API change (breaking-change: [v1alpha1]
spec.spec.template: field "metadata" was removed, and 5 more), a CRD`
- [#5223](#5223)
`fix(backups): report sizeBytes for MariaDB and CNPG backup artifacts`,
`a CRD`
</details>
```backport-batch
{"version":2,"line":"release-1.7","built":{"main":"76a34d3e53a14c39d8df63eec6271c2eaae5ffea","line":"3cd9d4c220b519972677c7ff756ae6c4db07ef4a","newer":"","policy":"76a34d3e53a14c39d8df63eec6271c2eaae5ffea","batch":"e27d6630a0008381f0bc105a87d117dfcc29680f","tool":"76a34d3e53a14c39d8df63eec6271c2eaae5ffea","run":"https://github.com/cozystack/cozystack/actions/runs/43209950053","at":"2026-11-12T11:33:16Z","options":{"noWorkflowFiles":true,"mode":"new"}},"report":"9ca0285a0bb30a09736f6a430878b3ce0d32a2811639861e80daa549f208d7b3","closing":null,"deferred":[],"dropped":[],"stale":[]}
```
```backport-batch-report
{"format":1,"id":"9ca0285a0bb30a09736f6a430878b3ce0d32a2811639861e80daa549f208d7b3","line":"release-1.7","built":{"main":"76a34d3e53a14c39d8df63eec6271c2eaae5ffea","line":"3cd9d4c220b519972677c7ff756ae6c4db07ef4a","newer":"","policy":"76a34d3e53a14c39d8df63eec6271c2eaae5ffea","batch":"e27d6630a0008381f0bc105a87d117dfcc29680f","tool":"76a34d3e53a14c39d8df63eec6271c2eaae5ffea","run":"https://github.com/cozystack/cozystack/actions/runs/43209950053","at":"2026-11-12T11:33:16Z","options":{"noWorkflowFiles":true,"mode":"new"}},"overrides":{"backport/include":[],"backport/skip":[4973,5083,5180]},"primary":{"picked":[5284],"missing":[],"deferred":[],"parked":[],"skipped":{"on-line":[3427,4004,4293,4756,4791,4815,4819,4830,4865,4866,4867,4888,4889,4914,4917,4929,4939,4955,4970,4971,4972,4974,4985,5005,5024,5027,5071,5082,5086,5087,5088,5091,5123,5124,5133,5142,5151,5155,5184,5190,5207,5208,5211,5212,5213,5230],"before-start":[],"type":[3440,3777,3780,4845,4860,4861,4881,4898,4899,4936,4940,4959,4969,4983,4997,5000,5025,5034,5039,5046,5090,5106,5168,5171,5214,5215,5217,5237,5260,5264,5282],"breaking":[4790,4796,4818,5085,5167],"touches":[4941,5223],"newer":[],"skip-label":[4973,5083,5180],"dropped":[]}},"overlays":{"dropped":[],"stale":[],"changed":[]},"diag":{},"other":[]}
```
### Screenshots
See the original pull requests.
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### Release note
```release-note
fix(seaweedfs): bucket users granted together could get S3 keys that never work (403 InvalidAccessKeyId). COSI driver is bumped to v0.4.0, which writes each grant to per-identity IAM file.
```
## What this PR does
Depends on #5214. This PR is stacked on that branch; the description
covers only what it adds on top.
Backward compatibility: this adds a new package and a new HelmRelease;
nothing existing is renamed, removed or changed, so no migration is
needed.
Adds the namespace metrics root to the observability proxy, as described
in the design proposal [Tenant resource-consumption
metrics](cozystack/community#94). A tenant user
can query the metrics of their own namespace from VictoriaMetrics with
their Kubernetes credentials, without seeing other tenants' series.
What is added:
- Serves
`/apis/cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/metrics/api/v1/{query,query_range,series,labels,label/<name>/values}`,
GET and POST. Anything else under the root answers `404`.
- Authorization by one `SubjectAccessReview` (`list` on
`cozystack.io/metrics` in the namespace); the aggregated tenant `view`
role gains that rule.
- The upstream request is rebuilt from an allowlist (`query`, `start`,
`end`, `step`, `time`, `match[]`, `timeout`). The scope is a single
forced `extra_filters[]={namespace="<ns>"}`; client-supplied
`extra_filters`, `extra_filters[]` and `extra_label` are dropped,
because vmselect would OR them with the forced filter. The query itself
is not rewritten.
- Label endpoints always carry a `match[]` (the namespace scope when the
client sent none), so they stay scoped even if vmselect's
`-search.ignoreExtraFiltersAtLabelsAPI` is ever enabled.
- Cost limits: maximum range (30 days), maximum points (11000), and a
clamped `timeout` (30 seconds); query-shape limits answer `422`, the
concurrency limit answers `429`. Times are accepted as unix seconds or
RFC3339; durations are rounded up to whole milliseconds before limits
are checked.
- Store selection between the short-term and long-term VictoriaMetrics
stores, configured by new chart values (`observabilityProxy.metrics`).
#### Store selection: a known limitation and an open question
The proxy has to send each query to the short-term store (3 days of
retention, finer deduplication) or the long-term store. The choice
depends on how far back the query reads, which is not only the request
window but also the windows, subquery steps and offsets inside the
expression.
The current implementation estimates that lookback with a conservative
scan of the expression text, not with a parser. It sums every `[...]`
window and subquery step, every positive `offset`, and allowances for
implicit subqueries and vmselect's default step and latency offset.
Anything it cannot read with certainty (`@`, `WITH` templates, step
multiples such as `5i`, template variables, unusual duration syntax)
goes to the long-term store. The query is forwarded unchanged, so the
estimate affects only the store choice, never the scope.
This is a heuristic. It is designed to err only towards the long-term
store, which holds the same recent data at coarser deduplication, so a
wrong guess returns coarser data rather than missing data in most cases.
A very short `rate` window sent to the long-term store can still come
back empty. Two review rounds each found new expressions the scan
underestimated, which were then fixed; there may be more.
Open question for reviewers: should the scan be replaced by parsing the
expression with `github.com/VictoriaMetrics/metricsql` (the library
vmselect itself uses), only for the store choice? That gives an exact
lookback at the cost of a new Go dependency. The namespace scope would
still be enforced by vmselect through the single `extra_filters[]`, so
the isolation design does not change either way.
A user-visible consequence of counting the lookback: a range whose start
sits right at the short-term retention edge (for example "last 3 days")
now goes to the long-term store.
#### How it was tested
- `go test -race` and `go vet` for the proxy packages; table tests for
the lookback estimate, including mutation checks of the `@` and
unparseable-window cases.
- helm-unittest for `observability-proxy` (new args and the tenant role
rule).
- Verified on a test cluster: `401` and `403` where expected; results
contain only the caller's namespace; a query naming another tenant's
namespace and a client-supplied `extra_filters[]` return nothing extra;
`query_range`, `label/<name>/values` and `series` are scoped; an admin
endpoint answers `404`.
- Not verified: the limits under load, and the store choice on windows
longer than 3 days (the test cluster had less than an hour of data).
#### Known limitations
- Relative times (`start=-1h`, `end=now`) are refused with `400`, while
the logs root accepts durations. The console sends unix seconds, so it
is not affected.
- The proxy bounds the evaluation window, the step, the number of points
of `query_range` and the timeout, not how far an expression reads:
windows and offsets inside the expression (`up[10y]`, `x[30d:1ms]`,
`offset 20d`) are bounded only by the store's retention and vmselect's
own limits.
- Times and durations are sent in a form vmselect parses exactly
(RFC3339 with milliseconds for times, durations that truncate to the
checked milliseconds); times outside 1970..2262 are refused with `400`.
A test repeats vmselect's parsing of the exact strings the proxy sends.
- `--metrics-max-range` defaults to 30 days while the longterm store
keeps 14, so the older part of a long range comes back empty rather than
refused. The two should be aligned or documented.
- The store estimate errs towards longterm: deeply nested expressions
with a large step can go to longterm although shortterm holds the data,
and longterm deduplicates at 5 minutes, so short windows such as
`rate(x[1m])` can come back sparse there.
- The `namespace` label is only as trustworthy as the writer. Any pod in
a child tenant may write to the vminsert of every ancestor tenant
(`packages/apps/tenant/templates/networkpolicy.yaml`), and vminsert does
not authenticate writers, so a child tenant can write series labelled
with another tenant's namespace. Through this proxy the owner of that
namespace would see those series as its own, and a flood of them could
push its queries over the series limit. Reading another tenant's data is
not possible this way. The write path predates this PR and already
affects the root tenant's dashboards and alerts; closing it needs the
write side to mark untrusted series, for example a vmauth in front of
vminsert that forces an `extra_label` the proxy then excludes.
### Screenshots
No UI changes.
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Downstream: no trigger matched. Candidate: none affected, because the
diff on top of #5214 is confined to the proxy's Go code and its own
chart under `packages/system/observability-proxy` (no platform values,
no package under `packages/apps/`, no CRD, no `hack/` change). A
user-facing page for the metrics API on the website would be useful but
is not required by the trigger map.
### Release note
```release-note
feat(observability-proxy): let tenant users query their namespace metrics from VictoriaMetrics with their Kubernetes credentials, under `/apis/cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/metrics/api/v1/`. Access requires the tenant `view` role or higher. Ranges are limited to 30 days and 11000 points.
```
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* The observability proxy now supports tenant-scoped metrics queries
alongside logs.
* Metrics requests are routed to short- or long-term stores based on
their time range, with configurable retention and query limits.
* Metrics access is subject to tenant authorization, request validation,
and concurrency limits.
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What this PR does
Adds
observability-proxy, a new system component that lets a tenant user read the logs of their own namespace from VictoriaLogs with the same Kubernetes credentials they already use for the console, and with Kubernetes RBAC deciding what they can read. This is the first part of the design proposals Tenant application logs and Tenant resource-consumption metrics; this PR implements the namespace logs root only. Metrics and the per-application roots follow in separate PRs.Why a proxy: today the log stores are shared per root tenant and have no notion of a caller, so tenants cannot be given direct read access without seeing other tenants' logs. The proxy authenticates the caller, authorizes the request from its path, and rebuilds the upstream query so that its scope cannot be widened by the client.
Backward compatibility: this adds a new package and a new HelmRelease; nothing existing is renamed, removed or changed, so no migration is needed.
What is included:
cmd/observability-proxyandinternal/observabilityproxy: the proxy./apis/cozystack.io/v1alpha1/namespaces/<ns>/logs/select/logsql/<endpoint>for the VictoriaLogs read endpoints the console needs (query,hits,stats_query_range,tail,field_values,stream_field_values,facets). Anything else under the root answers404.TokenReview, authorization by oneSubjectAccessReviewbuilt from the path (listoncozystack.io/logsin the namespace), both cached briefly.extra_stream_filters. Client-suppliedextra_filters,extra_stream_filters, any LogsQLoptions(...)block, and tenant headers such asAccountID/ProjectIDare not forwarded or are refused...,//, encoded separators) are refused with400before any authorization is built, because the console nginx matches on the normalized path but forwards the raw one.429. Invalid time, step and limit parameters answer400.namespace.cozystack.io/monitoringlabel.tailstreams are passed through unbuffered, and the upstream tail request disables compression so headers reach the client before the first line.packages/system/observability-proxy: chart and image build, wired into the rootmake build.cozystack.observability-proxyPackageSource, enabled by default on the full variants and opt-in on the slim ones, the same way asmonitoring-agents.cozy:observability:viewClusterRole grantslistoncozystack.io/logsto tenantviewand above. No API server serves this resource; the rule exists only for the proxy'sSubjectAccessReview. The proxy's own ClusterRole is limited to the calls it makes (tokenreviews,subjectaccessreviews,list/watchon namespaces).404with a KubernetesStatusbody, which the console shows as not available on this cluster; the proxy's own502/504for an unreachable store pass through unchanged.locationin the console nginx routes the four observability roots to the proxy ahead of/apis. The upstream is resolved at request time, so the console starts even when the proxy is not installed; those paths then answer404with a KubernetesStatusbody. The console Deployment now receives the cluster domain for that resolution.hack/e2e-chainsaw/observability-proxy/with two tenants, covering401/403/200, scope-widening attempts, path normalization and a long-livedtail.How it was tested
go test -raceandgo vetfor the proxy packages.observability-proxy,dashboard,tenantandcore/platform; bats tests for the console nginx routing.401without a token and with an invalid token,403for another tenant's namespace,200for the caller's own.extra_stream_filters/extra_filters(GET and POST), anAccountIDheader and another tenant's stream named inside the query do not widen the scope;options(...)answers400; a path with..pointing at another tenant answers400; an endpoint outside the allowlist answers404.tailstayed open for more than two minutes without reconnecting, and requests from the same session to other tenants' roots answered403.429limits under real load.golangci-linthas not been run locally.Known limitations
--request-timeout, so a stalled kube-apiserver answers503rather than holding the request; and writes to the client carry a deadline (renewed per line for tails).--request-timeout=0disables those bounds and should not be used in production.tail, although they are in the store. The likely cause is that Fluent Bit picks up a new log file later than the VictoriaLogs live-tail window; later lines of the same pod arrive. A history query shows them..../<plural>/<name>/log,.../metrics) and the namespace metrics root answer404in this PR.Screenshots
No UI changes.
Downstream repositories
Downstream:
cozystack/websiteis reached. A new platform component (packages/core/platform/sources/observability-proxy.yaml) triggerscontent/en/docs/next/guides/platform-stack/_index.mdandoperations/configuration/licenses.md; adding it to the system bundle (packages/core/platform/templates/bundles/system.yaml) may also need a line inoperations/configuration/variants.md. A user-facing page for the logs API and the new tenantviewpermission is not required by the trigger map but would be useful. Tracked in cozystack/website#787. Other repositories: no trigger matched.packages/core/platform/values.yamlis not changed (only a test fixture), no package underpackages/apps/gains a values field, and no CRD changes. The rootMakefilebuildtarget builds one more image; this does not touchhack/or the make targetsccprelies on, soccpis not considered affected, but a reviewer may want to confirm.Release note
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