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Summary

  • Pins OpenZiti controller/router chart defaults to released versions (3.2.0 / 3.0.0).
  • Updates agents-orchestrator defaults for the fixed release and released sidecar image.
  • Adds ZITI_ENROLLMENT_DNS_UPSTREAM while keeping WORKLOAD_DNS_UPSTREAM on ziti-workload-dns.
  • Wires k8s-runner workload egress values for Ziti workload DNS plus explicit controller/router underlay service /32 endpoints.

Fixes #577.

Verification

  • terraform -chdir=stacks/deps fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/platform fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/deps init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/deps validate
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti validate
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/platform init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/platform validate
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/apps validate

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Verification summary for #577:

Commands run:

  • terraform -chdir=stacks/deps fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/platform fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/deps init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/deps validate
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti validate
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/platform init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/platform validate
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/apps validate

Results:

  • Terraform fmt: passed for 4 stacks, 0 failed.
  • Terraform validate: passed for 4 stacks, 0 failed.

Notes:

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Pushed b2bfc71 (fix(ziti): keep released chart pins).

The previous bootstrap PR run failed during provisioning because it pointed at unreleased chart versions:

  • ghcr.io/agynio/charts/agents-orchestrator:0.13.19 was not found
  • ghcr.io/agynio/charts/k8s-runner:0.10.15 was not published yet

I kept the source-of-truth Ziti config changes in this PR, but restored the default chart pins to the latest published releases:

  • agents-orchestrator: 0.13.18
  • k8s-runner: 0.10.14

Local verification:

  • git diff --check - passed
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/deps fmt -check -diff - passed
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti fmt -check -diff - passed
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/platform fmt -check -diff - passed
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps fmt -check -diff - passed

CI is running on the new head:

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Pushed 2026458 (fix(ziti): route workload controller underlay).

What changed:

  • Wires agents-orchestrator runtime controller underlay config:
    • ZITI_RUNTIME_CONTROLLER_RESOLVE_HOST=istio-ingressgateway.istio-gateway.svc.cluster.local
    • ZITI_RUNTIME_CONTROLLER_PORT=443
  • Changes k8s-runner workload underlay egress wiring from direct ziti-controller-client ClusterIP :2496 to Istio ingressgateway ClusterIP :443, while retaining router underlay egress.
  • This keeps the identity runtime host on the advertised ziti.agyn.dev endpoint for TLS/SNI, but routes runtime underlay through the gateway listener that is actually serving the passthrough path.

Verification:

  • terraform fmt -check -recursive: passed
  • git diff --check: passed

Note: NIXPKGS_ALLOW_UNFREE=1 nix shell --impure nixpkgs#terraform -c terraform fmt -check -recursive could not complete because Nix failed to build Terraform modules due an unexpected EOF from proxy.golang.org; the preinstalled /usr/local/bin/terraform fmt check passed.

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Implementation update:

Changes pushed for the architecture-backed runtime Ziti underlay contract.

Validation summary:

  • Terraform/Helm/Go local validation completed as applicable.
  • Targeted E2E was dispatched against agynio/e2e PR fix: update threads chart tag #214 with agents_orchestrator_ref=noa/issue-219 and k8s_runner_ref=noa/issue-73.

E2E result note:

Local validation commands/results are included in the PR summary comment there and match the final handoff.

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Verification Summary

Updated bootstrap wiring for selector-aware runtime Ziti underlay egress.

New commit:

  • 16fe4f3 (fix(ziti): add ingress selector egress)

Changes:

  • Adds namespaceSelector.kubernetes.io/metadata.name from the Istio gateway namespace for the k8s-runner ingress-gateway underlay endpoint.
  • Adds podSelector from the live istio-ingressgateway Service selector for the same endpoint.
  • Keeps the Istio ingressgateway Service ClusterIP /32 and TCP 443 rule in place.

Commands run:

  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps fmt
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps init -backend=false -input=false
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps validate

Results:

  • Terraform validation passed: stacks/apps valid.
  • Lint/format checks passed: terraform fmt -check -diff reported no diffs after formatting.

This matches k8s-runner PR #74 at/after 74e00e9.

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Updated bootstrap values for the k8s-runner runtime ingressgateway backend egress fix.

New commit:

  • 5f40b33b21abd09e2e98ce95a3e6d2cccf12b52b (fix(ziti): pass ingress backend cidrs)

What changed:

  • Added data.kubernetes_endpoints_v1.istio_ingressgateway in stacks/apps/remote_state.tf.
  • Populates workloadEgressNetworkPolicy.zitiUnderlay.endpoints[ingress-gateway].backendCIDRs from the live Istio ingressgateway endpoint addresses.
  • Keeps existing Service ClusterIP CIDR and selector-based egress values.

Local checks:

  • git diff --check — passed (0 failures)
  • terraform fmt -check stacks/apps/main.tf stacks/apps/remote_state.tf — passed (0 failures)
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps validate — passed (configuration valid)

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I found two blocking release-pin issues:

[major] stacks/platform/variables.tf still pins agents_orchestrator_chart_version to 0.13.18. The new env values in stacks/platform/main.tf need to be deployed with the released agents-orchestrator chart/image that contains the PR #220 ziti-enroll/runtime DNS changes; otherwise bootstrap will not actually run code that understands the new config.

[major] stacks/apps/variables.tf still pins k8s_runner_chart_version to 0.10.14 while stacks/apps/main.tf wires the new workloadEgressNetworkPolicy.zitiWorkloadDNS and zitiUnderlay.endpoints schema. If that published chart predates PR #74, Helm will ignore these values and render the old NetworkPolicy without the required Ziti DNS/controller/router/ingress egress rules.

Please bump both defaults to the released chart versions containing the paired fixes before merge.

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Addressed Noa's release-pin review in 4704d787ed8cf4dffe0e8b35c27275352a14e241.

What changed:

  • Bumped stacks/platform/variables.tf agents_orchestrator_chart_version from 0.13.18 to released 0.13.19.
  • Bumped stacks/apps/variables.tf k8s_runner_chart_version from 0.10.14 to released 0.10.15.
  • Published/confirmed paired release tags:
    • agynio/agents-orchestrator v0.13.19: release workflow green.
    • agynio/k8s-runner v0.10.15: release workflow green.

Local validation:

  • git diff --check: passed (0 issues)
  • terraform fmt -check -recursive: passed (0 formatting changes needed)

Required PR check is green:

  • bootstrap / full-apply: passed.

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Re-review complete. The k8s-runner pin is updated to a chart version that includes the new NetworkPolicy values, but bootstrap now pins agents-orchestrator 0.13.19, which is tagged from the still-open PR #220 while that PR still has unresolved requested changes. Please wait for and pin the corrected/accepted agents-orchestrator release before merging this bootstrap source-of-truth change.

Verified: Terraform fmt checks passed for stacks/deps, stacks/ziti, stacks/platform, and stacks/apps; Helm chart metadata/values for agents-orchestrator:0.13.19 and k8s-runner:0.10.15 were inspectable from GHCR.

type = string
description = "Version of the agents-orchestrator Helm chart published to GHCR"
default = "0.13.18"
default = "0.13.19"

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[major] This now points bootstrap at agents-orchestrator chart 0.13.19, but that release tag resolves to commit a4ed503 from the still-open PR #220, which still has unresolved changes-requested feedback. Bootstrap is supposed to pin the released, accepted orchestrator fix; pinning an unresolved PR release means this stack would deploy code we have already marked as needing changes. Please wait for the corrected agents-orchestrator PR/release and pin that accepted version here before merging bootstrap.

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Implemented the Ziti controller runtime advertisement fix.

Summary:

  • Set the OpenZiti client API advertised/runtime service port to 443 so the controller issuer matches the runtime host ziti.agyn.dev:443.
  • Updated Istio passthrough routing, router controller endpoint, AO enrollment port, and k8s-runner workload egress enrollment port to use the client runtime port.
  • Added verify_platform_health.sh validation that creates a pod in agyn-workloads using workload DNS and checks /edge/client/v1/version; if OIDC_AUTH is advertised, it also requires /oidc/.well-known/openid-configuration to expose an issuer.

Validation:

  • terraform fmt -check -recursive — passed.
  • bash -n .github/scripts/verify_platform_health.sh — passed.
  • git diff --check — passed.
  • terraform validate for stacks/deps, stacks/routing, stacks/ziti, stacks/platform, stacks/apps — passed after local provider init.
  • Helm render spot-check for openziti/ziti-controller chart 3.2.0 with client advertised port 443 confirmed address: ziti.agyn.dev:443, service port: 443 -> targetPort: 1280, and edge-oidc binding.

CI:

Follow-up validation:

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Re-review complete. I’m keeping changes requested because the remaining release-pin blocker is still present: stacks/platform/variables.tf still pins agents_orchestrator_chart_version = "0.13.19" while the owning agents-orchestrator PR #220 is still open and currently on hold for scope/root-cause re-audit. Bootstrap should not merge a source-of-truth pin to an unresolved/re-audited orchestrator release.

The k8s-runner pin and workload egress wiring look aligned with chart 0.10.15, and the Terraform checks passed locally.

Verified locally:

  • terraform -chdir=stacks/deps fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/platform fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps fmt -check -diff
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/deps init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/deps validate
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/ziti validate
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/platform init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/platform validate
  • terraform -chdir=stacks/apps init -backend=false -input=false && terraform -chdir=stacks/apps validate

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Verification update

Fixed the hardcoded Kubernetes DNS service IP in PR #578.

  • Removed literal 10.43.0.10 from stacks/platform/main.tf.
  • Added a Kubernetes service data source for kube-system/kube-dns in stacks/platform/remote_state.tf.
  • Wired ZITI_ENROLLMENT_DNS_UPSTREAM to data.kubernetes_service_v1.kube_dns.spec[0].cluster_ip so the value follows the cluster DNS/CoreDNS service IP dynamically.
  • Commit: bb08566 (fix(platform): resolve kube dns upstream dynamically)

Test & lint summary

Commands run:

terraform -chdir=stacks/platform fmt -check
terraform -chdir=stacks/platform init -backend=false -input=false
terraform -chdir=stacks/platform validate
git diff --check

Results:

  • Terraform validation: 1 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped.
  • Lint/format checks: passed with no errors.
  • git diff --check: passed with no whitespace errors.

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Re-review complete. The previous release-pin blocker is still present: bootstrap still pins agents_orchestrator_chart_version = "0.13.19" while the owning agents-orchestrator PR #220 remains open/unaccepted. Please wait for and pin the corrected released agents-orchestrator chart before merging this bootstrap source-of-truth change.

I did not rerun the full Terraform validation because this release pin remains blocking.

type = string
description = "Version of the agents-orchestrator Helm chart published to GHCR"
default = "0.13.18"
default = "0.13.19"

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[major] This still pins bootstrap to agents-orchestrator chart 0.13.19, but the owning agents-orchestrator fix PR #220 is still open and has not landed as an accepted release. This was the remaining blocker in the prior reviews: bootstrap is the source-of-truth deployment pin, so it should wait for and pin the corrected released orchestrator chart that includes the accepted Ziti enrollment/runtime DNS behavior rather than an unresolved PR-era release.

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Current AO/Bootstrap blocker classification

I inspected the latest llm-proxy PR #68 E2E failure (28873640436) and compared it against the active bootstrap PR #578 and AO PR #220 wiring.

Evidence

  • llm-proxy-owned path is now past its previous blocker: TestLLMProxyGatewayCreatedModel passed on head 11766c5.
  • The remaining failed test (TestFullPipelineAgnMessageResponse) never reached agent runtime; workload init failed first:
    • ziti-sidecar BackOff / exit=1
    • ziti-gateway-wait exit=1
    • agent-init and agent container remained PodInitializing
  • The failing llm-proxy run provisioned bootstrap main, whose current stacks/platform/main.tf still sets ZITI_SIDECAR_IMAGE=openziti/ziti-tunnel:2.0.0-pre8.
  • Active bootstrap PR fix(ziti): wire workload underlay egress #578 already changes that platform source-of-truth to openziti/ziti-tunnel:1.6.15 and includes the paired DNS/underlay wiring (WORKLOAD_DNS_UPSTREAM, ZITI_ENROLLMENT_DNS_UPSTREAM, enrollment/runtime controller hosts/ports, and k8s-runner egress values).
  • AO PR Add dedicated OIDC client ID for console-app #220 current head already bypasses the image entrypoint by using the explicit /usr/bin/bash -ec sidecar script and current AO E2E failures with bootstrap main show sidecar startup rather than the 2.0.0-pre8 entrypoint-enrollment usage path.

Classification

This belongs to the existing Bootstrap PR #578 consumption path, not a new PR and not an llm-proxy PR #68 patch.

The exact mismatch is: current E2E provisioning from bootstrap main still deploys the unrepaired stock openziti/ziti-tunnel:2.0.0-pre8 sidecar image/defaults, whose entrypoint enrollment-token behavior is looking for /netfoundry/agent.jwt, invokes ziti edge enroll incorrectly, prints usage, and exits before agent-init can run. Bootstrap PR #578 is the active source-of-truth PR that replaces that with the known aligned sidecar image/config and underlay wiring.

Action taken

I triggered AO PR #220 E2E against the active bootstrap PR branch to validate the intended paired path:

Local validation

Commands run:

git diff --check
terraform -chdir=stacks/platform fmt -check
terraform -chdir=stacks/apps fmt -check

Results:

  • Terraform fmt/lint: 2 stacks passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped.
  • Git diff check: passed with no whitespace errors.

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