Let a private resource be granted to an environment - #184
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A sandbox workload matches no existing principal type. It carries no agent-<id> attribute -- there is no agent class behind it -- and it cannot be a group member, because groups collect users, agents, and apps. Nothing in the access model can name the engineer at a sandbox shell. An ENVIRONMENT principal resolves to every workload running that environment, agent workloads and sandboxes alike.
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A sandbox workload matches no existing principal type. It carries no
agent-<id>attribute — there is no agent class behind it — and it cannot be a group member, because groups collect users, agents, and apps. Nothing in the access model can name the engineer at a sandbox shell.PRIVATE_RESOURCE_ACCESS_PRINCIPAL_TYPE_ENVIRONMENTresolves to every workload running that environment, agent workloads and sandboxes alike. It backs ontoenvironment-<id>, the role attribute the Orchestrator already stamps on every workload identity and that egress rule attachments already target — so no new OpenZiti mechanism is involved.Its
principal_idis an Environment id, not an identity id — the first principal here that is a configuration resource rather than an identity — so the field comment says so.buf lintandbuf breakingagainstmainare both clean.Spec: agynio/architecture#178.