CCO-771: Add ccoctl apply secrets command for AWS, Azure and GCP - #1095
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WalkthroughThe change adds a shared ChangesSecret Manifest Application
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant ProviderCommand
participant ApplySecrets
participant KubernetesAPI
Operator->>ProviderCommand: run provisioning apply secrets
ProviderCommand->>ApplySecrets: invoke shared command
ApplySecrets->>ApplySecrets: load and validate Secret manifests
ApplySecrets->>KubernetesAPI: fetch, create, or update each Secret
KubernetesAPI-->>ApplySecrets: return operation results
ApplySecrets-->>Operator: report applied count and joined errors
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Applying AWS Secret manifests can remove credential fields and metadata needed by the actuator, leaving the cluster Secret incomplete. Preserve externally managed fields before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 14 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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/cc @jstuever Discussion points ForceOwnership on apply. Secrets are applied server-side as field manager ccoctl with ForceOwnership. No ticket in the epic mentions ownership or conflicts, so this is inferred: the flow being replaced is oc apply -f, which stamps kubectl-client-side-apply, and without forcing the first ccoctl run against a cluster prepared the documented way conflicts on every secret. The cost is that ccoctl takes ownership of fields another actor set, on a credentials-bearing resource. Happy to switch to surfacing conflicts as errors if reviewers prefer. |
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In `@pkg/cmd/provisioning/apply_secrets.go`:
- Line 145: Update the deferred cleanup around manifestFile in the decoding
function to capture and return the error from manifestFile.Close when decoding
otherwise succeeds; preserve any existing decoding error as the primary return
value.
- Line 107: Update the exported command handler around applySecrets to pass
cmd.Context() instead of context.TODO(), preserving cancellation and deadline
propagation through Kubernetes operations.
- Around line 168-170: Update the Secret validation in decodeSecretsFromFile to
reject manifests with an empty namespace, alongside the existing name check,
before creating the cluster client. Return a clear error identifying the
manifest path, and preserve the existing handling for valid namespaced Secrets.
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pkg/cmd/provisioning/apply_secrets.go (1)
199-200: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftCover API-server behavior for
stringDataapplies.applySecretssends AWS and Azure Secrets withstringDatathrough server-side apply, butTestApplySecretsuses a fake client and readsStringData. The API server instead mergesstringDataintodata, omitsstringDataon reads, and does not managedataas this field manager expects. Add an API-server-backed test for creation, credential rotation, and repeated apply. Converting todatais only required if the resulting ownership or pruning behavior is unacceptable;stringDataalone does not establish stale data because each write merges it intodata.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pkg/cmd/provisioning/apply_secrets.go`:
- Around line 55-59: Update NewApplySecretsCmd to set Args to cobra.NoArgs,
ensuring positional arguments are rejected before runApplySecrets executes while
preserving the existing command behavior for flag-only invocations.
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In `@pkg/cmd/provisioning/apply_secrets.go`:
- Around line 199-200: Add an API-server-backed test for applySecrets covering
initial creation, credential rotation, and repeated application of AWS and Azure
Secrets using stringData; verify reads and ownership/pruning behavior against
real server-side apply semantics, while preserving stringData unless the test
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This is a pretty solid PR. Some of the functionality will be shared with additional apply subcommands, and would benefit from existing in a shared location. Otherwise, a few minor issues.
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I'm not sure we care about APIVersion here?
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| if err := kubeClient.Apply(ctx, client.ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured(secret), | ||
| client.FieldOwner(ccoctlFieldManager), client.ForceOwnership); err != nil { |
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I don't believe we want to set/force ownership here. While this sometimes makes sense within an operator, this is happening outside of the cluster. The current manual process doesn't set an owner, and we should probably maintain parity with that.
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removed force ownership, which means removed server side apply and now using get udpate
| if err := checkNamespacesExist(ctx, kubeClient, secrets); err != nil { | ||
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I'm not sure we need to preemptively validate the namespaces.... the apply will throw an error if the specified namespace doesn't exist. Plus, we may want to do a best effort at applying all secrets that can be applied, which this would block.
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| if err := kubeClient.Apply(ctx, client.ApplyConfigurationFromUnstructured(secret), | ||
| client.FieldOwner(ccoctlFieldManager), client.ForceOwnership); err != nil { | ||
| return fmt.Errorf("failed to apply Secret %s/%s: %w", secret.GetNamespace(), secret.GetName(), err) |
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We should consider if we want to error immediately, or do best-effort to apply all of the secrets and then error at the end.
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made it do best effort and give error in the end
| func checkNamespacesExist(ctx context.Context, kubeClient client.Client, secrets []*unstructured.Unstructured) error { | ||
| checked := sets.New[string]() | ||
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| err := kubeClient.Get(ctx, types.NamespacedName{Name: namespace}, &corev1.Namespace{}) | ||
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| case apierrors.IsNotFound(err): | ||
| missing = append(missing, namespace) | ||
| case apierrors.IsForbidden(err): | ||
| // Reading namespaces is not something this command needs, only something that | ||
| // buys a better error message. Credentials scoped to writing secrets should not | ||
| // be turned away here; let the apply surface any real problem. | ||
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| return fmt.Errorf("failed to check whether namespace %s exists: %w", namespace, err) | ||
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| return fmt.Errorf("target namespace(s) %s do not exist, check that --kubeconfig points at the intended cluster", strings.Join(missing, ", ")) | ||
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If we decide to keep this (per prior comment), we may want to make it more generic and move it to a shared location so other apply subcommands can reuse it.
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In `@pkg/cmd/provisioning/apply_secrets.go`:
- Line 60: Update runApplySecrets to return a wrapped error when os.Getwd fails
instead of calling log.Fatalf, allowing the RunE handler to propagate the
failure without terminating the process.
- Around line 163-202: Update applySecrets so the existing Secret’s fields owned
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Applying the generated Secret manifests is currently a manual oc apply -f step in the documented short-term-token upgrade flow. This adds an apply secrets subcommand to the AWS, Azure and GCP command trees so the flow can be scripted end to end:
$ ccoctl aws apply secrets --output-dir=
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New Features
apply secretscommand to AWS, Azure, and GCP provisioning workflows.--kubeconfig,$KUBECONFIG, or the default kubeconfig.Documentation
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