* NET-6426 Create ProxyStateTemplate when reconciling MeshGateway resource
* Add TODO for switching fetch method based on gateway type
* Use gateway-kind in workload metadata instead of owner reference
* Create ProxyStateTemplate builder for gatewayproxy controller
* Update to use new controller interface
* Add copyright headers
* Set correct name for ProxyStateTemplate identity reference
* Generate empty ProxyStateTemplate by fetching MeshGateway
This cheats and looks up the MeshGateway directly. In the future, we will need a Workload => xGateway mapper
* Specify owner reference when writing ProxyStateTemplate
* Update dependency mapper to account for multiple controllers per resource type
* Regenerate v2 resource dependencies map
* Add helpful trace logs, tag TODOs with ticket identifiers
* NET-6899 Create name-aligned Service when reconciling MeshGateway resource
The Service has an owner reference added to it indicating that it belongs to a MeshGateway
* Specify port list when creating Service
* Use constants, add TODO w/ ticket reference
* Include gateway-kind in metadata of Service resource
* security: re-enable security scan release block
This was previously disabled due to an unresolved false-positive CVE.
Re-enabling both secrets and OSV + Go Modules scanning, which per our
current scan results should not be a blocker to future releases.
* security: run security scans on main and release branches
* NET-6663 Modify sidecarproxy controller to skip xGateway resources
* Check workload metadata after nil-check for workload
* Add test asserting that workloads with meta gateway-kind are ignored
* Use more common pattern for map access to increase readability
This commit fixes an issue where the partition was not properly set
on the peering query failover target created from sameness-groups.
Before this change, it was always empty, meaning that the data
would be queried with respect to the default partition always. This
resulted in a situation where a PQ that was attempting to use a
sameness-group for failover would select peers from the default
partition, rather than the partition of the sameness-group itself.
Due to the unintuitive behavior of GHA w.r.t. implicit status check
`success()`, test results were only being uploaded on success (failures
presumably came from retried tests that passed).
* cli: Deprecate the `-admin-access-log-path` flag from `consul connect envoy` command in favor of: `-admin-access-log-config`.
* fix changelog
* add in documentation change.
* updating usage of http2_protocol_options and access_log_path
* add changelog
* update template for AdminAccessLogConfig
* remove mucking with AdminAccessLogConfig
* add a hash to config entries when normalizing
* add GetHash and implement comparing hashes
* only update if the Hash is different
* only update if the Hash is different and not 0
* fix proto to include the Hash
* fix proto gen
* buf format
* add SetHash and fix tests
* fix config load tests
* fix state test and config test
* recalculate hash when restoring config entries
* fix snapshot restore test
* add changelog
* fix missing normalize, fix proto indexes and add normalize test
When a large number of upstreams are configured on a single envoy
proxy, there was a chance that it would timeout when waiting for
ClusterLoadAssignments. While this doesn't always immediately cause
issues, consul-dataplane instances appear to consistently drop
endpoints from their configurations after an xDS connection is
re-established (the server dies, random disconnect, etc).
This commit adds an `xds_fetch_timeout_ms` config to service registrations
so that users can set the value higher for large instances that have
many upstreams. The timeout can be disabled by setting a value of `0`.
This configuration was introduced to reduce the risk of causing a
breaking change for users if there is ever a scenario where endpoints
would never be received. Rather than just always blocking indefinitely
or for a significantly longer period of time, this config will affect
only the service instance associated with it.
To ensure that shell code cannot be injected, capture the commit message
in an env var, then format it as needed.
Also fix several other issues with formatting and JSON escaping by
wrapping the entire message in a `toJSON` expression.
This fixes the following race condition:
- Send update endpoints
- Send update cluster
- Recv ACK endpoints
- Recv ACK cluster
Prior to this fix, it would have resulted in the endpoints NOT existing in
Envoy. This occurred because the cluster update implicitly clears the endpoints
in Envoy, but we would never re-send the endpoint data to compensate for the
loss, because we would incorrectly ACK the invalid old endpoint hash. Since the
endpoint's hash did not actually change, they would not be resent.
The fix for this is to effectively clear out the invalid pending ACKs for child
resources whenever the parent changes. This ensures that we do not store the
child's hash as accepted when the race occurs.
An escape-hatch environment variable `XDS_PROTOCOL_LEGACY_CHILD_RESEND` was
added so that users can revert back to the old legacy behavior in the event
that this produces unknown side-effects. Visit the following thread for some
extra context on why certainty around these race conditions is difficult:
https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy/issues/13009
This bug report and fix was mostly implemented by @ksmiley with some minor
tweaks.
Co-authored-by: Keith Smiley <ksmiley@salesforce.com>
John Murret