Feature/node data broker validating admission policy - #439
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Greptile SummaryThis PR tightens the Topograph API server’s Kubernetes RBAC permissions based on the configured provider and engine.
Confidence Score: 5/5The PR appears safe to merge. No blocking failure remains. Important Files Changed
Flowchart%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
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A[Compute whether Node access is needed] --> B{Engine}
B -->|k8s| C[Grant get, list, patch]
B -->|slinky| D{useDynamicNodes}
D -->|true| E[Grant list, patch]
D -->|false| F[Grant list]
B -->|Other node consumer| F
A -->|No Kubernetes permissions needed| G[Omit ClusterRole and binding]
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WalkthroughThe Helm chart now derives node RBAC verbs from the configured provider, engine, and dynamic-node setting. Kubernetes receives ChangesRBAC permission rendering
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The chart can still grant unnecessary Kubernetes access, while parts of the RBAC test matrix may either miss permission regressions or fail because required configuration is absent. The PR is not merge-ready until the RBAC template and tests are corrected; the changelog entry also needs release-section follow-up. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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- Line 180: Update the provider fixture in the RBAC test to define the nested
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- Around line 68-80: Update the k8s RBAC test around the existing rules
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Thanks Dmitsh! I’ve addressed the latest review feedback as well and pushed the additional test assertion fixes in a70d185. The changes are limited to strengthening the RBAC negative assertions, with the commit DCO- and SSH-signed. |
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387-399: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMake the resource-only negative RBAC assertions partial matches.
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any: trueon eachnotContainsassertion at lines 387-399, 424-434, 467-472, 505-510, and 539-548. Without it,helm-unittestcompares the complete rule object, so rules with matchingapiGroupsandresourcesplusverbscan remain undetected.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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478-497: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMake the Slinky topology fixture explicit.
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engine.name: slinky, but the RBAC template addspods/execfor Slinky only while processing a qualifyingengine.params.topologiesentry. Without that entry, the assertion at Lines 492-497 can fail or depend on an unstated chart default.Add a partition-discovery topology to this fixture, or remove the
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72-86: LGTM!Also applies to: 163-165, 176-187, 210-210, 364-401, 402-438, 439-477, 498-516, 517-556
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85-85: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep
ClusterRoleBindinginside the permission gate.When
$needsClusterRoleis false, Line [85] closes the conditional before the existingClusterRoleBinding. The chart still renders a binding while omitting itsClusterRole. This violates thetest/slurmexpectation at Lines [402-410]. If aClusterRolewith the same name already exists, the binding can also grant its permissions to the service account.Gate both RBAC objects with
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| - Gated Topograph API server RBAC ClusterRole rules dynamically to render permissions only when required by the configured provider or engine, collapsed node rules into a single rule with dynamically computed verbs, and omitted ClusterRole and ClusterRoleBinding entirely when no Kubernetes permissions are required ([#386](https://github.com/NVIDIA/topograph/issues/386)). |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Record this change under [Unreleased].
This entry is currently under ## [v1.0.0] - 2026-08-18, but the PR objective requires the RBAC change to remain unreleased. Move it to ### Security under ## [Unreleased].
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+- Gated Topograph API server RBAC ClusterRole rules dynamically to render permissions only when required by the configured provider or engine, collapsed node rules into a single rule with dynamically computed verbs, and omitted ClusterRole and ClusterRoleBinding entirely when no Kubernetes permissions are required ([`#386`](https://github.com/NVIDIA/topograph/issues/386)).
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-- Gated Topograph API server RBAC ClusterRole rules dynamically to render permissions only when required by the configured provider or engine, collapsed node rules into a single rule with dynamically computed verbs, and omitted ClusterRole and ClusterRoleBinding entirely when no Kubernetes permissions are required ([`#386`](https://github.com/NVIDIA/topograph/issues/386)).As per coding guidelines, applicable user-facing changes in CHANGELOG.md must be recorded in [Unreleased].
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[P1] Grant patch, not update, to the Kubernetes engine. The engine publishes labels with CoreV1().Nodes().Patch, and Kubernetes RBAC update does not authorize patch; label publication will therefore fail with HTTP 403. Please render get, list, and patch here and update the corresponding tests and snapshots.
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[P2] Gate Slinky patch on useDynamicNodes. The Node patch call is reachable only from dynamic-node reconciliation, while non-dynamic Slinky needs only Node reads. Appending patch for every Slinky configuration retains an unnecessary cluster-wide write permission and conflicts with this PR’s least-privilege goal.
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85-85: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winKeep
ClusterRoleBindinginside the permission gate.Line 85 closes
$needsClusterRolebefore the existingClusterRoleBinding. For thetestprovider with theslurmengine, all permission flags are false, so the template still emits the binding without theClusterRole. The test incharts/topograph/tests/rbac_test.yamlat Lines 442-450 expects zero documents.Move this closing tag after the
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Four notes, one of which is currently red in CI.
- [must-fix] The
checksum/configvalues in this snapshot no longer match what the chart renders, sohelm unittest charts/topographfails with 24 snapshot mismatches (main is 153/153 green). Those hashes are the sha256 of the rendered configmaps, whichrbac.yamlcannot influence, so they look regenerated against a tree carrying an unrelated change. Reverting the checksum lines to their base values or regenerating from a clean checkout should clear it. (charts/topograph/tests/snapshot/render_snapshot_test.yaml.snap:50) - [should-fix] Collapsing the node rules into one rule with computed verbs makes this test's only assertion unreachable: helm-unittest
notContainsmatches the whole rule map, and the template can now only emit[list],[list, patch]or[get, list, patch], never a standalone[patch]. Mutating$nodeVerbsto includepatchleaves this test green while five others go red. Asserting the exact rendered verb list (orany: true) restores the guard. (charts/topograph/tests/rbac_test.yaml:192) - [should-fix] This entry landed in the
[v1.0.0]section, which was released 2026-08-18, rather than under[Unreleased]. Probably a casualty of the merge from main that introduced the version heading. (CHANGELOG.md:70) - [consider] Switching these guards from
{{- if }}to{{ if }}leaves blank lines between every rule in the rendered ClusterRole (and a few trailing ones after the last rule). Still valid YAML, just noisier than the rest of the chart. (charts/topograph/templates/rbac.yaml:39)
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The checksum/config values in this snapshot no longer match what the chart renders, so helm unittest charts/topograph fails with 24 snapshot mismatches (main is 153/153 green). Those hashes are the sha256 of the rendered configmaps, which rbac.yaml cannot influence, so they look regenerated against a tree carrying an unrelated change. Reverting the checksum lines to their base values or regenerating from a clean checkout should clear it.
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Collapsing the node rules into one rule with computed verbs makes this test's only assertion unreachable: helm-unittest notContains matches the whole rule map, and the template can now only emit [list], [list, patch] or [get, list, patch], never a standalone [patch]. Mutating $nodeVerbs to include patch leaves this test green while five others go red. Asserting the exact rendered verb list (or any: true) restores the guard.
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Nothing here blocks merge.
The verb matrix matches what the code actually does: the k8s engine is the only path that calls Nodes().Get and Nodes().Patch, and slinky only patches inside performReconciliation, which engine.go:488 gates on UseDynamicNodes, so dropping get and patch elsewhere is right. nfd, dra and infiniband-k8s all reach nodes through internal/k8s.GetNodes, which is a List, so [list] fits them. make chart-test is green at this head, and widening the default node verbs to [list, update] does fail the suite. One thing on the slinky gate is inline. Worth fixing the PR title as well: it still carries the branch name rather than describing the RBAC change, and that text lands in the squash commit.
- The notContains guards on the nodes rule cannot fail: helm-unittest compares whole rule entries, and the template only ever emits [list], [list, patch] or [get, list, patch]. Widening the default verbs to [list, update] failed the suite entirely through the contains asserts, with no notContains firing, including the one aimed at update. (charts/topograph/tests/rbac_test.yaml:79)
| {{- if eq $engine "k8s" -}} | ||
| {{- $nodeVerbs = list "get" "list" "patch" -}} | ||
| {{- end -}} | ||
| {{- if and (eq $engine "slinky") (get (default dict .Values.engine.params) "useDynamicNodes") -}} |
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The gate reads engine.params.useDynamicNodes at install time, but that is a documented per-request field (docs/api.md:104) and readRequest only backfills config params the payload omits, so a request setting it to true against a release installed without it reaches Nodes().Patch and the 403 surfaces to the caller as a 502. It also fails the other way: helm template --set-string engine.params.useDynamicNodes=false renders ["list","patch"], because the template tests raw truthiness while the engine decodes the value through ParseBool.
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Description
Closes #386
This PR updates the Topograph Helm chart to follow the principle of least privilege by rendering only the RBAC permissions required for the configured provider and engine.
Summary
Nodeverbs based on the enabled providers and engines.pods,pods/exec,daemonsets,configmaps, etc.) only when they are required.ClusterRoleandClusterRoleBindingwhen no Kubernetes API permissions are needed.Motivation
Previously, the chart could grant permissions that were unnecessary for a given deployment configuration. This change minimizes the RBAC footprint by ensuring only the permissions required for the selected configuration are rendered, reducing the attack surface while preserving existing functionality.
Testing
mainand resolved merge conflicts.Checklist
git commit -s).