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fix(seaweedfs): bump the COSI driver to v0.4.0 for the lost-grant fix - #5284
This PR bumps seaweedfs COSI driver to v0.4.0, because v0.3.1 can lose a grant for good: BucketAccess reports accessGranted and its Secret is written, but S3 gateways keep rejecting the key with InvalidAccessKeyId. Fixes#4912.
Driver v0.3.1 grants access by rewriting legacy /etc/iam/identity.json, and every S3 gateway migrates this file to per-identity files and renames it away on each change, so grant written during migration is dropped. v0.4.0 also writes /etc/iam/identities/<user>.json on grant (seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#15). First version of this PR built the driver from that upstream commit, now upstream released v0.4.0 so it's just a tag bump.
Filer errors (Handle Filer response errors in bucket operations seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#20) are now matched by exact not-found message, I checked it against seaweedfs 4.45 filer and formats match. One behavior change: bucket deletion doesn't ignore errors of the recursive delete anymore, so sidecar retries instead of reporting success.
How I tested (seaweedfs 4.45, two S3 gateways): Bucket with one user, then three more users added in one change, after a minute ListObjects with each user key, rejected key retried once more after 30s. Five runs for each driver, the fixed one is a build of 5efd120, the commit v0.4.0 takes the grant fix from:
Keys already lost on running clusters stay broken after upgrade. Workaround from #4912 still works: remove user from Bucket, wait until its BucketAccess is gone, add it back.
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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.
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Updated the SeaweedFS COSI driver to version v0.4.0.
The updated driver writes IAM files per identity, helping preserve grants when identity files are updated.
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The SeaweedFS COSI driver image version changes from v0.3.1 to v0.4.0 in the package values and extra-package tag. The image test now expects v0.4.0. The values comments describe the versions’ different IAM-file write behavior.
Changes: SeaweedFS COSI driver version
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Update the driver image version packages/extra/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag, packages/system/seaweedfs/values.yaml, packages/system/seaweedfs/tests/cosi_image_test.yaml
The image references and test expectation change to v0.4.0. The values comments describe per-identity IAM-file writes in v0.4.0 and the legacy identity.json rewrite in v0.3.1.
cozystack/cozystack#5252: This stacked PR updates the same COSI driver build and image references, and cites this PR as the lost-grant fix.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 6a937
The COSI driver image is now pinned to the upstream v0.4.0 tag in both tenant and client modes, and the chart test matches. The earlier build, overlay and registry-assertion concerns do not apply to this version. Before merging, confirm that the v0.4.0 image is published and includes the per-identity IAM write fix.
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Issue #4912 requires that every granted Bucket user gets working S3 keys. At the reviewed head, values.yaml and packages/extra/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag pin the published image `g…
Provide evidence that ghcr.io/seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver:v0.4.0 contains the per-identity write from upstream commit 5efd120 (for example, the upstream tag source or release notes). Alternatively, restore the commit-based build. Al…
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The title names the change: the SeaweedFS COSI driver is bumped to v0.4.0, and the stated reason is the lost-grant fix. The changeset matches this. It updates the driver image tag from v0.3.1 to v0.4.…
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The incremental changes since the previous head are limited to the COSI driver image reference. They change values.yaml to v0.4.0 with explanatory comments, the seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag file, a…
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The title names the change: the SeaweedFS COSI driver is bumped to v0.4.0, and the stated reason is the lost-grant fix. The changeset matches this. It updates the driver image tag from v0.3.1 to v0.4.0 in the tag file, the values file, and the cosi image test. The PR objectives describe the same build from upstream commit 5efd120, which writes grants to per-identity IAM files, and the linked issue #4912 covers the lost-grant problem. The title is specific, concise, and uses a conventional commit prefix. It does not cover the client-mode image-pull concern raised in the comments, but that is expected for a short title.
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The incremental changes since the previous head are limited to the COSI driver image reference. They change values.yaml to v0.4.0 with explanatory comments, the seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag file, and the expected image in tests/cosi_image_test.yaml. These changes relate directly to issue #4912. No unrelated functional change is visible in the inspected files. The whole-PR diff was not inspected in full, so unrelated changes outside these paths are not ruled out.
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Issue #4912 requires that every granted Bucket user gets working S3 keys. At the reviewed head, values.yaml and packages/extra/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag pin the published image ghcr.io/seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver:v0.4.0. The previous assessment relied on a driver build from commit 5efd120 with a Dockerfile and Makefile targets. Neither is found at head in packages/extra/seaweedfs or packages/system/seaweedfs. The PR description still describes the commit build. The fix is claimed only by a comment in values.yaml. The repository does not show that the v0.4.0 image contains the per-identity IAM write from upstream #15. The change is therefore not verified against the issue requirement.
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Provide evidence that ghcr.io/seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver:v0.4.0 contains the per-identity write from upstream commit 5efd120 (for example, the upstream tag source or release notes). Alternatively, restore the commit-based build. Align the PR description with the final approach. Confirm the image is pullable in client mode, as raised in the review comments.
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@packages/system/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver/Dockerfile:
- Line 9: Update DriverGrantBucketAccess so a failed saveS3Identity write
returns an error instead of reporting successful credentials. Establish and
preserve safe retry behavior for the per-identity write, including the
concurrent legacy-file migration case, without returning credentials unless the
new key is durably available.
Review comments at @packages/system/seaweedfs/Makefile:
- Line 41: Update the SeaweedFS build flow around the `yq` image-tag generation
so the generated `seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag` is preserved during the overlay and
retains the PR-built client image, rather than being replaced by the base-branch
image.
Review comments at @packages/system/seaweedfs/tests/cosi_image_test.yaml:
- Line 29: Update the image pattern in the test assertion to accept the
configured registry while still matching the seaweedfs-cosi-driver component,
stamped tag, and optional digest. Keep the registry-independent match
constrained to the expected image name and tag format.
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Fail the grant when the per-identity write fails.
At this revision, DriverGrantBucketAccess logs an error from saveS3Identity but still returns the credentials. If a gateway concurrently migrates the legacy file from an earlier snapshot, that failure can leave the new key absent from both active layouts. BucketAccess then reports success for a rejected key. Patch the driver to return an error and retry safely when the per-identity write fails. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @packages/system/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver/Dockerfile at line 9:
Update DriverGrantBucketAccess so a failed saveS3Identity write returns an error instead of reporting successful credentials. Establish and preserve safe retry behavior for the per-identity write, including the concurrent legacy-file migration case, without returning credentials unless the new key is durably available.
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git diff --name-status 99787718588ec5502c3fa1de750878b6e41c9598 a48415f4e861ea0794c41634b2d22f629cc1e197 -- packages/system/seaweedfs packages/extra/seaweedfs
printf'\n--- base tag ---\n'
git cat-file -e 99787718588ec5502c3fa1de750878b6e41c9598:packages/extra/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag && git show 99787718588ec5502c3fa1de750878b6e41c9598:packages/extra/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag ||echo'tag absent from merge base'printf'\n--- build units ---\n'
rg -n -F -e 'make -C packages/system/seaweedfs image' -e 'make -C packages/extra/seaweedfs image' -- Makefile
printf'\n--- client mode template ---\n'
cat -n packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/client/cosi-deployment.yaml | sed -n '1,45p'printf'\n--- overlay line numbers ---\n'
cat -n hack/overlay-main-images.sh | sed -n '58,78p;110,165p'
Repository: cozystack/cozystack
Length of output: 6753
Preserve the generated client image during the overlay.
For a PR that changes only packages/system/seaweedfs, the overlay can replace the generated client tag with the base-branch image. Client-mode e2e can then test a different driver from the one built by the PR. Preserve this generated file when the SeaweedFS build runs.
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Review comment at @packages/system/seaweedfs/Makefile at line 41:
Update the SeaweedFS build flow around the `yq` image-tag generation so the generated `seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag` is preserved during the overlay and retains the PR-built client image, rather than being replaced by the base-branch image.
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After make image uses a non-GHCR REGISTRY, this assertion fails on the stamped COSI image. Match the component image and tag independently of the registry.
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Review comment at @packages/system/seaweedfs/tests/cosi_image_test.yaml at line 29:
Update the image pattern in the test assertion to accept the configured registry while still matching the seaweedfs-cosi-driver component, stamped tag, and optional digest. Keep the registry-independent match constrained to the expected image name and tag format.
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Reviewed the whole thing: cloned the branch, read both build chains (system/seaweedfs and extra/seaweedfs), compared it against the existing objectstorage-sidecar cross-package pattern, and pulled the upstream source to check the pin.
Verified
SOURCE_SHA256 matches the tarball of 5efd120 byte for byte, and the grant fix (per-identity write to /etc/iam/identities/<user>.json) is there in pkg/driver/provisioner.go with tests. Real pin.
Upstream go.mod is go 1.26.0, so golang:1.27 builds it fine.
ARG TARGETARCH/TARGETOS sitting after go test is right: it stops the tests re-running once per target platform.
go test ./pkg/... in the build mirrors images/seaweedfs/Dockerfile, so it matches how the repo already does this.
Writing the .tag from system/seaweedfs into extra/seaweedfs is the same move objectstorage-controller already makes for objectstorage-sidecar.tag.
test-cosi-driver-version and test-cosi-driver-tag cover real drift classes, and the bare-ref overlay branch already has coverage in overlay-main-images_test.bats.
One thing worth confirming before merge
The new image is committed with no digest, in both values.yaml and extra/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag. objectstorage-sidecar.tag survives the cross-package pattern because its committed ref already carries a released digest. This one carries none, and v0.3.1-16-g5efd120-cozystack.0 only gets pushed on a versioned release (PUBLISH_VERSIONED=1), not on PR or main-cache builds. This PR also edits extra/seaweedfs/.tag, which puts extra/seaweedfs in the overlay's TOUCHED set, so the overlay keeps the committed ref rather than stamping it from the current-main artifact.
So the question is whether client mode (extra/seaweedfs) actually gets installed in this PR's e2e. If it does, the COSI pod there resolves ...-cozystack.0 with no digest and no matching tag in the CI registry, which is an ImagePullBackOff. If client mode isn't exercised and the failing run you linked is the tenant/system path, then this stays latent until the first release pushes the versioned tag, and that's worth a line in the PR so nobody trips over it later.
Minor
The overlay comment "a first-party ref is digest-less only between the commit that adds a new image and the release that first stamps it" reads as if a release writes the digest back into git. build-main only stamps the OCI artifact. The committed files stay digest-less until someone runs make image and commits.
seaweedfs-cosi-driver v0.3.1 grants access by rewriting the legacy
/etc/iam/identity.json. Each S3 gateway migrates that file to
per-identity files and renames it away whenever it changes, so a grant
written while a gateway is migrating is lost: the BucketAccess reports
accessGranted and its Secret is written, but every gateway rejects the
key with InvalidAccessKeyId and never recovers. Users added to a Bucket
in one change lose a key regularly. v0.4.0 also writes the per-identity
file on grant.
The rest of v0.4.0 does not reach the platform. The
readwrite-governance-bypass access policy is opt-in and no
BucketAccessClass uses it. The refusal to delete a bucket that still
holds locked objects applies only to object-lock buckets, and their
classes are Retain, so the sidecar never calls DriverDeleteBucket for
them.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <[email protected]>
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fix(seaweedfs): bump the COSI driver to v0.4.0 for the lost-grant fix
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A review on #5252 (stacked on this PR) raised a point that belongs to the code introduced here, so passing it on: #5252 (comment)
image-cosi-driver stamps both packages/system/seaweedfs/values.yaml and packages/extra/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag. In a later change that touches only packages/system/seaweedfs (a commit or rev bump without committing the client tag), packages/extra/seaweedfs is neither rebuilt nor touched, so hack/overlay-main-images.sh would overlay the current-main client tag over the freshly stamped one. The tenant release would then run the new driver and client mode the old one, and the installer artifact and e2e would test the old client-mode driver. This PR and #5252 both commit the tag, so neither is affected today.
The review suggests scoping the fix to that one file: keep the stamped seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag when the SeaweedFS unit is rebuilt, rather than skipping the whole packages/extra/seaweedfs package, which would also stop the intended objectstorage-sidecar.tag overlay.
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Dropping the rebuild and just bumping to the upstream v0.4.0 image is the cleaner call. It also takes my earlier question off the table completely: no first-party image, no digest-less ref to reconcile.
Checked the new version:
v0.4.0 is tagged and released upstream, and the lost-grant fix commit (5efd120) is an ancestor of the tag, so the fix is in it.
ghcr.io/seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver:v0.4.0 is published and multi-arch (amd64 + arm64), so the tag-only ref resolves fine.
values.yaml, the .tag file, and the unittest all land on v0.4.0, nothing left pointing at v0.3.1.
One tiny non-blocking thing: the comment and the it: title in cosi_image_test.yaml still describe the pin as read-only enforcement only, without the lost-grant reason that the values.yaml comment now spells out. Purely cosmetic.
mattia-eleuteri thanks. This PR doesn't build the driver anymore: upstream released v0.4.0 with the grant fix, so I force-pushed it to a plain tag bump, there is no image-cosi-driver target or overlay change here now.
For #5252 we'll ask upstream for a new release with seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#21, then it's also just a tag bump and the downstream build with its overlay case isn't needed at all. #5252 still carries the old commit of this PR (a48415f4e), so after this one merges it needs a rebase without it.
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Backports to `release-1.7` from `main`, picked by the rules of the
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- [#5284](#5284)
`fix(seaweedfs): bump the COSI driver to v0.4.0 for the lost-grant fix`,
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### 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`:
`backport/skip`, left out
### Skipped
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- Rule 2, the title type is not `fix` or `security`, or the scope is
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- Rule 4, touches platform migrations, `targetVersion` or a CRD, or
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`fix(vm-disk): name the importer error in the disk's WorkloadsReady
message`, `its 2 commits picked, the last in 4323363`
- [#4756](#4756)
`fix(backupstrategy-controller): run backup clients on a package-owned
image`, `its 2 commits picked, the last in 4643366`
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`fix(fluxcd): keep Helm uninstall working during flux-plunger recovery`,
`its 1 commit picked, the last in 0210407`
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`fix(kubernetes): keep NFS publish from hanging on a dead server`, `its
1 commit picked, the last in fa88bd1`
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`fix(multus): drop the CPU limit and make resources configurable`, `its
2 commits picked, the last in 363c842`
- [#4865](#4865) `fix(kafka):
pass the container limits to the Kafka JVMs`, `its 3 commits picked, the
last in fc38a54`
- [#4866](#4866)
`fix(linstor): mark volumes restored from a snapshot DRBD-initialized`,
`its 1 commit picked, the last in f9550b7`
- [#4867](#4867) `fix(e2e):
keep chainsaw asserts polling through transient API errors`, `its 1
commit picked, the last in df75adc`
- [#4819](#4819)
`fix(seaweedfs): build SeaweedFS in-tree with a bounded S3 read-ahead`,
`its 5 commits picked, the last in 7f4c346`
- [#3427](#3427)
`fix(backups): prepare standalone VMDisk restore targets and add VM
backup/restore e2e round-trips`, `its 3 commits picked, the last in
4ac0cd5`
- [#4889](#4889)
`fix(monitoring): send alerts to every Alertmanager replica`, `its 1
commit picked, the last in 5033d53`
- [#4929](#4929)
`fix(backups): gate every default Strategy CR on its CRD`, `its 2
commits picked, the last in dee1eef`
- [#4914](#4914)
`fix(fluxcd): close the flux-plunger review follow-ups for the hook,
drain and Warnings`, `its 7 commits picked, the last in a8e4916`
- [#4888](#4888) `fix(ci):
dispatch frozen-line builds with GITHUB_TOKEN`, `its 1 commit picked,
the last in bf81e2d`
- [#4939](#4939)
`fix(cluster-api): resync capi-operator every minute`, `its 1 commit
picked, the last in cc8d6a4`
- [#5027](#5027) `fix(hack):
keep the backup stack in the vminstance selective install`, `its 1
commit picked, the last in 8ba8386`
- [#4955](#4955)
`fix(vm-disk): let CDI adopt the PVC a Velero restore recreates`, `its 2
commits picked, the last in 691d7bc`
- [#4985](#4985) `fix(etcd):
stop counting canceled watch streams as failed gRPC requests`, `its 1
commit picked, the last in 38e4089`
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`fix(tcp-balancer): cap HAProxy fds and threads by the pod's own
limits`, `its 1 commit picked, the last in 7a3d0b0`
- [#5071](#5071)
`fix(marketplace): do not install a connected repository's components on
connect`, `its 2 commits picked, the last in 25f8f11`
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`fix(tenant): stop the gateway release waiting on TenantGateway
listeners and certificates`, `its 1 commit picked, the last in
18b2249`
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`fix(controller): carry healthCheckExprs and waitStrategy to existing
releases`, `its 1 commit picked, the last in d2a452e`
- [#5088](#5088)
`fix(ingress-nginx): drop the admission-webhook policy a rebase brought
back`, `its 1 commit picked, the last in cf00b41`
- [#5142](#5142)
`fix(release): keep release bodies within GitHub's size limit`, `its 1
commit picked, the last in c740515`
- [#4917](#4917)
`fix(kubernetes): run Proxmox CCM v0.16.1 and pin the Proxmox images by
digest`, `its 2 commits picked, the last in 8ff6dca`
- [#4974](#4974)
`fix(kubernetes-nodes): plan autoscaler capacity on the cores the VM
actually gets`, `its 1 commit picked, the last in d68a163`
- [#4971](#4971) `fix(e2e):
keep the Proxmox tenant kubeconfig per run and remove it`, `its 2
commits picked, the last in 77227c5`
- [#4970](#4970) `fix(e2e):
read the KubernetesNodes pool release in the HelmRelease guard`, `its 3
commits picked, the last in 6b17a76`
- [#4972](#4972) `fix(e2e):
validate the leak allowlist against every suite layout`, `its 3 commits
picked, the last in 7ec550b`
- [#5082](#5082)
`fix(marketplace): pin a tapped repository to a digest instead of a
mutable tag`, `its 15 commits picked, the last in 9cff86f`
- [#4004](#4004)
`fix(dashboard): link a tenant row to its detail page`, `its 2 commits
picked, the last in bd5e0b5`
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`fix(cilium): pass the CiliumNode list to jq on stdin in the IPAM hook`,
`its 1 commit picked, the last in b28a2e2`
- [#5213](#5213)
`fix(kubernetes): move the OIDC users out of the bootstrap Job's
script`, `its 1 commit picked, the last in 02dd8e5`
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`fix(clickhouse): restore the archive a Backup was taken as`, `its 3
commits picked, the last in 9ded5c5`
- [#5230](#5230)
`fix(backups): re-render the default backup objects when the S3 endpoint
changes`, `its 8 commits picked, the last in 490eab5`
- [#5133](#5133)
`fix(securitygroups): project a membership-only group to a policy Cilium
accepts`, `its 1 commit picked, the last in b7c50a5`
- [#5091](#5091)
`fix(postgres): render the declared databases in a stable order`, `its 1
commit picked, the last in b658dff`
- [#5123](#5123)
`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`
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`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`
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`docs(agents): define where a new document belongs`, `type docs`
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`test(harbor): pin the resources of the nginx proxy and the portal`,
`type test`
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`feat(keycloak): load additional CA files from Secret or ConfigMap
keys`, `type feat`
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`feat(kubernetes-nodes): trust a factory CA in the Proxmox template
script`, `type feat`
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end the Proxmox lane's SSH key with a newline`, `type ci`
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`test(kubernetes): pin RetryOnFailure on the Proxmox csi release`, `type
test`
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<cluster>-<pool>`, `type test`
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`docs(agents): steer agents away from Helm lookup`, `type docs`
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`feat(release): attach an SBOM to every release image`, `type feat`
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streams`, `type feat`
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feat`
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`feat(release): keep a line's backport record and reports across batch
pull requests`, `type feat`
- [#5260](#5260) `ci(e2e):
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- [#5046](#5046)
`feat(backups): record the RDB snapshot location and size for Redis
backups`, `type feat`
- [#5214](#5214)
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authorizing proxy`, `type feat`
- [#5282](#5282)
`test(release): isolate report deduplication from workflow attempts`,
`type test`
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- [#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`
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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
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```
```backport-batch-report
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```
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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.
```
cozystack#5284 landed as a bump to the upstream v0.4.0 image instead of an
in-tree build. v0.5.0, tagged on the merge of the public-read change,
makes the in-tree build this branch carried unnecessary: drop it and
pin the upstream image.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Mattia Eleuteri <[email protected]>
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## What this PR does
Adds `publicRead` to the Bucket application. A bucket cannot serve its
objects without a signature today: every BucketAccess issues a key, and
those keys grant neither `WriteAcp` nor `PutBucketPolicy`, so `aws s3api
put-bucket-acl --acl public-read` is refused and a tenant has no way to
serve static assets (images, downloads) straight from a bucket. The only
workaround is an operator running `weed shell` `s3.anonymous.set` by
hand, which nothing reconciles and which outlives the bucket.
With `publicRead: true` the chart renders one more BucketAccess,
`<bucket>-public-read`, on a new `-public` BucketAccessClass whose
`accessPolicy` is `public-read`. The class is added in the three places
that define access classes: the Client topology, the per-storage-pool
classes, and the vendored chart (through its existing
`cosi-bucket-class-lock-readonly.patch`). The COSI driver handles the
policy by adding `Read:<bucket>` to the gateway's `anonymous` identity
and, on revoke, removing only that action, so turning the flag off or
deleting the bucket closes it again without touching other public
buckets. Anonymous callers can `GET`/`HEAD` objects at
`<endpoint>/<bucket>/<key>`; listing and writes stay refused.
A user named `public-read` would own the same BucketAccess name, so that
combination fails to render with an explicit message rather than having
two owners fight over one object.
The seaweedfs pool name check now also reserves `public` and the
`-public` suffix, next to the existing `-lock` and `-readonly`: a pool
`<x>-public` would render a readwrite BucketAccessClass with the same
name as pool `<x>`'s public-read class, and a pool `public` would take
the instance's own `-public` class. This is a breaking change for an
instance that already defines a pool with such a name: its seaweedfs
release stops rendering with the pool name error. Pool keys are part of
the volume server and PVC names, so renaming such a pool moves its data
to new volumes; that migration is the operator's to plan before
upgrading.
**Known limitation until the next driver release.** On v0.5.0, revoking
public read (turning `publicRead` off or deleting the bucket) can leave
the bucket readable anonymously if an S3 gateway migrates
`identity.json` while the revoke is in flight: the migrated
`identities/anonymous.json` keeps `Read:<bucket>`, and SeaweedFS loads
it over `identity.json` without ever repairing it. The fix is
seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#22 (the revoke always writes
`anonymous.json`, after the legacy file). The driver release carrying it
will be pinned here if it lands before this PR merges, otherwise in a
follow-up. Until then, an operator can check `s3.anonymous.list` in
`weed shell` after a revoke and clear a leftover with `s3.anonymous.set
-bucket <bucket> -access none`.
**Driver: pins the upstream seaweedfs-cosi-driver v0.5.0.** The
`public-read` policy merged upstream in
seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#21 and v0.5.0 is tagged on that merge,
so this PR moves the image pin from v0.4.0 (#5284) to v0.5.0 in
`packages/system/seaweedfs/values.yaml`, the client-mode `.tag` file and
`cosi_image_test.yaml`. An earlier revision of this branch built the
driver in-tree while no release carried the policy; that build is gone,
and the intermediate commits that added it are undone by the merge of
`main`, so squashing leaves only the feature and the pin.
v0.5.0 differs from v0.4.0 only by the `public-read` policy
(seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#21) and its README note. Upstream
documents one `public-read` BucketAccess per bucket as the supported
shape, which is what the chart renders.
Tested: new helm-unittest suites for the bucket app (default off, class
name with and without storage pool, locked bucket, coexistence with
users, the name collision), the seaweedfs extra chart (Client and
storage-pool classes) and the vendored chart; they fail when the class
suffix or the policy is removed. `helm unittest` passes on
`packages/apps/bucket`, `packages/extra/seaweedfs`,
`packages/system/seaweedfs` and `packages/system/bucket`, as do
`test-guard-fail-closed` and `test-image-version`;
`cosi_image_test.yaml` pins
`ghcr.io/seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver:v0.5.0`, which is published for
amd64 and arm64. The anonymous-read mechanism itself was checked by hand
on SeaweedFS 4.45 (`weed shell` `s3.anonymous.set -access Read`):
anonymous `GET` returns 200 on both gateways,
`ListObjects`/`ListObjectsV2` and `PUT` return 403, and the identity
survives grants and revokes of regular BucketAccesses. The end-to-end
path through the new driver has not run on a cluster yet.
### Screenshots
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in `packages/apps/bucket/values.schema.json` (and
`api/apps/v1alpha1/bucket/types.go`), which the Terraform provider
models by hand. Follow-up filed as
cozystack/terraform-provider-cozystack#80. The website's bucket page is
hand-written and could mention the flag, but no listed trigger covers an
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```release-note
feat(bucket): add `publicRead` to serve a bucket's objects without credentials at `<endpoint>/<bucket>/<key>`. Anonymous callers can read objects but cannot list the bucket or write to it. The COSI driver is bumped to seaweedfs-cosi-driver v0.5.0, which adds the `public-read` access policy. The seaweedfs pool names `public` and `*-public` are now reserved: an instance that already defines such a pool fails to render until the pool is renamed, which moves its data to new volumes.
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## Summary by CodeRabbit
* **New Features**
* Bucket configurations can enable anonymous reads of objects through
the bucket endpoint. Anonymous access does not allow listing buckets or
writing objects.
* SeaweedFS provides public-read access classes across supported bucket
configurations, alongside read-only and read-write access.
* Added a retained bucket class with object locking and a 365-day
compliance retention period.
* **Documentation**
* Added guidance for the `publicRead` setting, which is disabled by
default.
* **Updates**
* Updated the SeaweedFS COSI driver to v0.5.0. Pool names `public` and
names ending in `-public` are reserved.
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What this PR does
This PR bumps seaweedfs COSI driver to v0.4.0, because v0.3.1 can lose a grant for good: BucketAccess reports
accessGrantedand its Secret is written, but S3 gateways keep rejecting the key withInvalidAccessKeyId. Fixes #4912.Driver v0.3.1 grants access by rewriting legacy
/etc/iam/identity.json, and every S3 gateway migrates this file to per-identity files and renames it away on each change, so grant written during migration is dropped. v0.4.0 also writes/etc/iam/identities/<user>.jsonon grant (seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#15). First version of this PR built the driver from that upstream commit, now upstream released v0.4.0 so it's just a tag bump.Rest of v0.4.0 doesn't reach the platform:
readwrite-governance-bypassaccess policy (driver: add an access policy that bypasses governance retention seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#16) is opt-in, none of our BucketAccessClasses use it.-lockBucketClasses areRetain, and sidecar calls DriverDeleteBucket only forDelete.How I tested (seaweedfs 4.45, two S3 gateways): Bucket with one user, then three more users added in one change, after a minute ListObjects with each user key, rejected key retried once more after 30s. Five runs for each driver, the fixed one is a build of
5efd120, the commit v0.4.0 takes the grant fix from:5efd120Same failure broke v1.7.1-rc.1 e2e, RabbitMQ backup round-trip got
403 InvalidAccessKeyIdfor freshly granted key: https://github.com/cozystack/cozystack/actions/runs/42980741995Keys already lost on running clusters stay broken after upgrade. Workaround from #4912 still works: remove user from Bucket, wait until its BucketAccess is gone, add it back.
Screenshots
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Release note
Summary by CodeRabbit
v0.4.0.