feat(network): serviceRef/serviceSelector/entity selectors on NetworkNeighbor - #364
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Adds Kubernetes-native peer selectors to NetworkNeighbor so a ContainerProfile
can allowlist cluster-infrastructure egress/ingress by Service name or the
reserved "host" entity, instead of a broad ipAddresses serviceCIDR — which
allowlists every ClusterIP on the listed ports.
New fields (protobuf 10-13, all optional/omitempty):
- ServiceRefNamespace + ServiceRefName: reference one Service; resolved by the
agent to its ClusterIP(s) + backing endpoint IPs.
- ServiceSelector (*LabelSelector): select Services by label.
- Entity ("host"): reserved identity no Service can represent — node
InternalIP + CNI gateway (kubelet/health probes, node-sourced traffic).
Generated artifacts (generated.pb.go, generated.proto, deepcopy, conversion,
openapi, applyconfiguration) hand-regenerated and verified against the real
go-to-protobuf output (build/protoc.Dockerfile): re-running the generator
produces a zero diff for NetworkNeighbor. Protobuf round-trip tests pin the
wire contract; the consolidate golden was regenerated for the additive fields.
Also fixes the PreSave IP-collapse to hold serviceRef/serviceSelector/entity
neighbors out of the collapse — they carry no aggregatable IPs and the group
rebuild would otherwise silently drop their new fields.
Additive and optional: existing profiles serialize byte-identically; no
behavior change until a profile uses the new fields. Consumed by node-agent
(kubescape/node-agent#915).
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…ry uses service selectors collapseIPGroups copied every neighbor into a fresh slice on each PreSave even when no entry carried serviceRef/serviceSelector/entity — measurably the larger half of the pass's allocations on big neighborhoods. Pre-scan first and only partition when there is something to hold out. Signed-off-by: tanzee <einentlein@gmail.com>
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In `@pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/v1beta1/network_types_perf_bench_test.go`:
- Around line 45-58: Update the protobuf wire-size assertions in the network
size benchmark test so they validate the fixed pre-feature and overhead contract
independently of Size(). After Marshal, assert the expected wire length and
verify fields 10, 11, and 13 are encoded as zero-length values while field 12 is
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Blocker: GeneratedNetworkPolicy never resolves the new selector fields — the result is broader access, not narrower
generateEgressRule/generateIngressRule (pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/networkpolicy/v2/networkpolicy.go) only ever look at PodSelector, NamespaceSelector, IPAddresses/IPAddress when building a rule's peer list. Neither they nor buildIPAddressesPeers were updated to branch on the new ServiceRefNamespace/ServiceRefName/ServiceSelector/Entity fields.
That means a NetworkNeighbor that uses only the new fields — exactly the shape this PR's own fixtures build (serviceRefNeighbor()/serviceSelectorNeighbor() in network_types_perf_bench_test.go explicitly set IPAddresses = nil) — produces a rule with Ports set but an empty To/From. Per Kubernetes NetworkPolicy semantics, an empty peer list on a rule means "match all peers," so GeneratedNetworkPolicy (the artifact users kubectl apply to actually lock the workload down) ends up allowing unrestricted ingress/egress on that port from/to anywhere — the exact opposite of "allowlist cluster-infrastructure egress/ingress by Service name instead of a broad serviceCIDR" from the PR description.
Reproduced directly against this branch: a ContainerProfile with one egress neighbor
NetworkNeighbor{ServiceRefNamespace: "honey", ServiceRefName: "alertmanager", Ports: []NetworkPort{{Port: 9093, Protocol: TCP}}}generates
[{"Ports":[{"Protocol":"TCP","Port":9093}],"To":null}]i.e. "allow TCP/9093 to anywhere," not "allow TCP/9093 to the alertmanager Service." Same issue on the ingress side and for Entity: "host".
This needs a fix before merge — at minimum, generateEgressRule/generateIngressRule should resolve ServiceRef*/ServiceSelector/Entity into concrete peers (or the rule should be dropped/flagged rather than silently emitted with unrestricted peers) — plus a regression test asserting GenerateNetworkPolicy never emits a Ports-only rule with a nil/empty peer list for these neighbor shapes.
Nit: PR description overstates wire compatibility
"existing profiles serialize byte-identically" isn't quite accurate — your own TestNetworkNeighbor_EmptyNewFields_WireOverhead shows every neighbor now costs +6 bytes on the wire (2 bytes × 3 unconditionally-marshaled empty string fields), which is expected for proto2-style optional scalars but contradicts "byte-identical." Worth softening that line in the description.
Everything else here looks solid — codegen (pb.go tag bytes for fields 10–13 checked against (field<<3)|wireType), deepcopy/conversion, the collapseIPGroups held/toCollapse partition and its regression test, and the golden fixture all check out, and go build ./... / full go test ./... pass clean on this branch. Once the generated-policy resolution gap above is addressed I'm happy to approve.
…service neighbor A serviceRef/serviceSelector/entity neighbor names a peer that only the agent can resolve, against a live cluster this package cannot see. generateEgressRule and generateIngressRule ignored the new fields, so such a neighbor fell through every peer branch with skipPorts still false and emitted its ports with an empty To/From. In a Kubernetes NetworkPolicy an empty peer list matches EVERY peer, so 'allow TCP/9093 to alertmanager' was generated as 'allow TCP/9093 to anywhere' — and a neighbor with no ports produced the empty rule, allowing everything. Drop those neighbors instead, and guard the append so a rule with neither peers nor ports can never reach the policy. Signed-off-by: tanzee <einentlein@gmail.com>
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In `@pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/networkpolicy/v2/networkpolicy.go`:
- Around line 335-336: Update the generated-peer detection logic around
neighbor.PodSelector and neighbor.NamespaceSelector so DNSNames alone does not
mark a ServiceRefName or Entity neighbor as resolved; remove the DNSNames
condition until DNS names are materialized into a NetworkPolicyPeer. Add a
regression test covering a Service reference with DNSNames and ports, preserving
the expected behavior that no peer-less rule is generated.
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Two defects on the new serviceRef/serviceSelector/entity fields, both found by extending the tests around them. dnsNames were treated as a peer by the unresolved-neighbor guard, but neither rule generator turns a dnsName into a NetworkPolicyPeer — buildIPAddressesPeers consumes IPs only. A service neighbor carrying just dnsNames and ports therefore slipped past the guard and emitted ports with an empty peer list, which a NetworkPolicy reads as every destination: the same allow-everywhere hole the guard exists to close. deflateNetworkNeighbors deduplicated on Identifier alone. The agent's identifier hash predates these fields and does not cover them, so every serviceRef-only neighbor of a given Type hashes alike: on each save all but the first were merged away and their ports grafted onto the survivor, silently losing allowlist entries. Dedup on the selector fields as well; genuine duplicates still merge. Tests: the protobuf wire test no longer derives its expectation from the measurement — it pins the wire size and asserts the encoding of fields 10-13 directly. Adds JSON/conversion/DeepCopy round-trips for all four fields, and mixed-neighbor policy cases (serviceRef with ipAddresses or podSelector must survive; a profile mixing resolvable and unresolvable neighbors keeps the resolvable rule). Signed-off-by: tanzee <einentlein@gmail.com>
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In `@pkg/registry/file/networkneighborhood_ipcollapse.go`:
- Around line 377-385: Update neighborMergeKey to distinguish nil from empty
ServiceSelector before formatting the selector, preventing
deflateNetworkNeighbors from merging selectors with different matching
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sed -n '330,410p' pkg/registry/file/networkneighborhood_ipcollapse.go
printf '%s\n' '--- collision tests ---'
sed -n '390,480p' pkg/registry/file/networkneighborhood_ipcollapse_test.go
printf '%s\n' '--- validation candidates ---'
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sed -n '320,530p' pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/networkpolicy/v2/networkpolicy.go
printf '%s\n' '--- all service-selector schema references ---'
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from pathlib import Path
import re
p = Path("pkg/registry/file/networkneighborhood_ipcollapse.go")
s = p.read_text()
m = re.search(
r'func neighborMergeKey\(n softwarecomposition\.NetworkNeighbor\) string \{(.*?)\n\}',
s,
re.S,
)
assert m, "neighborMergeKey not found"
body = m.group(1)
assert "n.ServiceSelector == nil" in body
assert "metav1.FormatLabelSelector(n.ServiceSelector)" in body
assert "ServiceSelector != nil" not in body
print("neighborMergeKey encodes selector text but no selector-presence bit")
tests = Path("pkg/registry/file/networkneighborhood_ipcollapse_test.go").read_text()
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| sed -n '/func LabelSelectorAsSelector/,/func ParseToLabelSelector/p' \
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pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/network_types.go \
pkg/apis/softwarecomposition/v1beta1/network_types.go
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# This models the exact relevant branches in neighborMergeKey and the
# documented FormatLabelSelector results for nil and an empty selector.
def format_label_selector(selector):
if selector is None:
return ""
if selector == {}:
return ""
return "non-empty-selector"
def neighbor_merge_key(identifier, namespace="", name="", selector=None, entity=""):
if namespace == "" and name == "" and selector is None and entity == "":
return identifier
return "\x00".join([
identifier,
namespace,
name,
format_label_selector(selector),
entity,
])
nil_key = neighbor_merge_key("same", name="svc", selector=None)
empty_key = neighbor_merge_key("same", name="svc", selector={})
print("nil selector key: ", repr(nil_key))
print("empty selector key:", repr(empty_key))
assert nil_key == empty_key
print("RESULT: nil and allocated empty ServiceSelector produce the same merge key")
# The implementation's collapse hold condition treats these as distinct
# service-bearing states, so the collision is not normalized away elsewhere.
assert (None is not None) is False
print("RESULT: allocated empty ServiceSelector remains a held service neighbor")
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def label_selector_as_selector(selector):
if selector is None:
return ("nothing", None)
if not selector["matchLabels"] and not selector["matchExpressions"]:
return ("everything", None)
if selector.get("invalid"):
return (None, "conversion error")
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def format_label_selector(selector):
converted, err = label_selector_as_selector(selector)
if err is not None:
return ""
if converted in ("nothing", "everything"):
return ""
return "selector"
def key(selector):
return "\x00".join(("same", "", "svc", format_label_selector(selector), ""))
cases = {
"nil": None,
"empty": {"matchLabels": {}, "matchExpressions": []},
"invalid": {"matchLabels": {}, "matchExpressions": [], "invalid": True},
"non-empty": {"matchLabels": {"app": "guestbook"}, "matchExpressions": []},
}
for name, selector in cases.items():
print(f"{name}: {key(selector)!r}")
assert key(cases["nil"]) == key(cases["empty"])
assert key(cases["nil"]) == key(cases["invalid"])
assert key(cases["nil"]) != key(cases["non-empty"])
print("RESULT: nil, empty, and conversion-failing selectors share the formatted merge-key component")
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Preserve ServiceSelector presence in neighborMergeKey.
metav1.FormatLabelSelector returns "<none>" for both nil and empty selectors. LabelSelectorAsSelector gives these selectors different semantics: nil matches nothing, while an empty selector matches everything. The API schema does not reject empty selectors, so deflateNetworkNeighbors can merge these entries and keep only the first selector while combining their ports. Encode selector presence in the key or reject this state. Add a regression test.
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In `@pkg/registry/file/networkneighborhood_ipcollapse.go` around lines 377 - 385,
Update neighborMergeKey to distinguish nil from empty ServiceSelector before
formatting the selector, preventing deflateNetworkNeighbors from merging
selectors with different matching semantics; add a regression test covering both
entries and verifying their selectors and ports remain separate.
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…watch and restart Full-lifecycle review of the new fields found no code defects — cleanup reads metadata only and no decoded-object cache exists — but three contracts were unpinned and one golden was vacuous: - consolidation goldens carried no service neighbors, so the merge path was exercised by nothing; window fixtures now include serviceRef/selector/entity including an Identifier collision and a cross-window duplicate. - the collapse held-out logic is only load-bearing when a service neighbor shares a group key with a collapsing IP group; no test covered that shape (disabling the logic failed nothing). The fixpoint test now includes it. - a ServiceRefName-only update must bump RV, emit a full-spec Modified event, and survive a cold re-read after restart; an identical re-update must remain a no-op. Now pinned end-to-end over sqlite+memfs. Signed-off-by: tanzee <einentlein@gmail.com>
The window fixtures were synthetic to the point of being wrong: the apiserver FQDN was typed external and attached to UDP-53 with no address, and the ingress hosts were RFC1918 addresses typed external. Replace them with the shapes node-agent actually writes: kube-dns and apiserver as internal entries carrying FQDN+ClusterIP+real ports, github.com as two entries for two resolved IPs of the same domain, and pod/node ingress from the pod and node CIDRs typed internal. Contracts pinned unchanged: cross-window dedup (kube-dns, svcA, pod-a), identifier-colliding service neighbors never cross-merged, distinct-IP same-domain entries both survive, and the ingress CIDR-collapse branch still fires (7 hosts, one group, exact /24 cover in two blocks). Signed-off-by: tanzee <einentlein@gmail.com>
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Kubernetes-native peer selectors on
NetworkNeighborso aContainerProfilecan allowlist cluster-infrastructure egress/ingress by Service name (serviceRef/serviceSelector) or the reservedhostentity, instead of a broadipAddressesserviceCIDR (which allowlists every ClusterIP on the listed ports).New fields (protobuf 10–13, all optional/omitempty):
ServiceRefNamespace+ServiceRefName— reference one Service; the agent resolves it to its ClusterIP(s) + backing endpoint IPs.ServiceSelector(*LabelSelector) — select Services by label.Entity("host") — reserved identity no Service can represent (node InternalIP + CNI gateway: kubelet/health probes, node-sourced traffic).Codegen note
generated.pb.go,generated.proto, deepcopy (internal + v1beta1), conversion, openapi, and applyconfiguration were regenerated and verified against the realgo-to-protobuf(build/protoc.Dockerfile): re-running the generator produces a zero diff forNetworkNeighbor. Protobuf round-trip tests pin the wire contract.Also
Fixes the PreSave IP-collapse to hold
serviceRef/serviceSelector/entityneighbors out of the collapse — they carry no aggregatable IPs and the group rebuild would otherwise silently drop their new fields (regression test added). Consolidate golden regenerated for the additive fields.Compatibility
Additive & optional — existing profiles serialize byte-identically; no behavior change until a profile uses the new fields. Consumed by kubescape/node-agent#915.
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