feat(plane-enterprise): support OpenShift's restricted-v2 SCC and Route ingress - #289
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WalkthroughThe Helm chart adds OpenShift Route support, ingress configuration, restricted-v2 SCC guidance, and optional workload UID/GID settings. The chart version changes to ChangesOpenShift deployment support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds OpenShift Route generation and security-context guidance, but passthrough TLS can still produce path-based Routes that OpenShift cannot serve, causing deployment or request-routing failures for affected configurations. Merge should wait for this constraint to be handled or explicitly accepted; the remaining risks are limited documentation follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HelmValues
participant IngressOpenShiftTemplate
participant OpenShiftRoute
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HelmValues->>IngressOpenShiftTemplate: ingressClass and route settings
IngressOpenShiftTemplate->>OpenShiftRoute: render routes for configured paths
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In `@charts/plane-enterprise/templates/ingress-openshift.yaml`:
- Around line 30-55: Add conditional OpenShift Route resources for
ingress.minioHost and ingress.rabbitmqHost, matching the corresponding external
endpoint behavior in the regular ingress template. Use each configured host
explicitly, target the existing MinIO and RabbitMQ services, and preserve their
established service ports; keep the existing licenseDomain route generation
unchanged.
In `@charts/plane-enterprise/templates/workloads/email.deployment.yaml`:
- Around line 57-65: Update the email workload securityContext rendering around
services.email_service.runAsUser to always apply the shared pod/container
security settings when enabled, while overriding only runAsUser when that value
is non-null. Preserve runAsNonRoot, capability dropping, and seccompProfile from
the shared security-context helpers, including when runAsUser is omitted.
In `@charts/plane-enterprise/values.yaml`:
- Around line 41-46: Correct the ingress_annotations scope documentation: in
charts/plane-enterprise/values.yaml lines 41-46, document that annotations apply
to the standard Ingress template for classes other than Traefik-prefixed and
direct openshift modes; in charts/plane-enterprise/README.md lines 98-107,
explicitly state that annotations are ignored for both direct openshift Routes
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Thanks @coderabbitai — all three findings were valid and are addressed in 4471941. 1. Email loses the shared security controls when the UID is omitted (Major, Security) — correct, and the most important of the three. With
Note this makes the 2. Routes for One correction to the finding's framing: this is not unique to the new template — 3. Regression check re-run against master — |
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Reverted the ingress class-gate widening in 7b2c7d5 — that one needs its own consideration rather than riding along with the OpenShift work, and is being tracked separately. What went back: What stayed: the nil-pointer fix on the same file. Impact on the OpenShift path: none. The one thing the revert does remove is the Regression suite re-run — |
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In `@charts/plane-enterprise/README.md`:
- Around line 308-311: Replace the unconditional upgrade-safety claim with
conditional guidance that instructs operators to verify the admitted Pod’s
fsGroup and the storage class/volume driver’s ownership behavior, including
whether existing PVC contents are updated. State that PVCs may retain uid/gid
1000 ownership and require migration validation using snapshots or clones of
existing PVCs before production upgrades.
In `@charts/plane-enterprise/templates/ingress-openshift.yaml`:
- Line 32: Update the ingress OpenShift template around the $oc.termination
configuration to prevent path-based Routes from using passthrough TLS
termination. Validate and reject termination values other than edge or reencrypt
when rendering a Route with spec.path, or implement separate pathless Route
rendering for passthrough while preserving existing behavior for supported
terminations.
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In `@charts/plane-enterprise/README.md`:
- Around line 38-42: Update the ingress-class guidance near the remaining
“whichever class your controller exposes” references to list only the supported
values: traefik, openshift, and exact nginx. Remove examples such as alb or
haproxy unless the documentation also provides a separate custom-resource path,
and keep the instructions consistent with the chart’s ingressClass gating.
- Around line 278-283: The OpenShift documentation should distinguish the
security context strategies: describe runAsUser as MustRunAsRange, requiring a
value within the namespace UID range, and fsGroup as MustRunAs, requiring its
separately configured group range or value. Update the restricted-v2 explanation
without changing the surrounding scheduling guidance.
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The TLS options sections were Traefik-only: the table's Entrypoint column does not apply to `ingressClass: nginx`, and nothing said what ssl.externalTermination does there -- yet an ALB or nginx-ingress holding the certificate is exactly the common nginx case. Adds a matching note to both charts: options 2 and 3 emit the Ingress `tls:` block as before, option 4 emits none and only sets the URL scheme. Includes a rendered example, verified against both charts. Also records the pre-existing, TLS-unrelated render failure on that path: ingress.ingress_annotations ships commented out and templates/ingress.yaml calls `len` on it, so `ingressClass: nginx` dies with "len of nil pointer" unless at least one annotation is set. Present in both charts; #289 fixes the plane-enterprise copy, so it is only documented here, with the workaround, rather than patched twice. plane-enterprise goes to 3.4.1 so the new section actually ships -- chart-releaser runs with skip_existing, so a docs change under charts/ without a version bump is silently never republished. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
templates/ingress.yaml called `len` on ingress.ingress_annotations, which ships
commented out, so `ingressClass: nginx` failed outright with
"error calling len: len of nil pointer" on default values -- the nginx path was
unusable unless you happened to set an annotation.
Switches to `{{- with }}`, which skips a nil/empty map cleanly. Same one-line
change in both charts, so the nginx TLS guidance added in this PR describes a
path that actually renders.
Picked up from #296, which made this fix for plane-ce; #289 makes the identical
change to the plane-enterprise copy, so that hunk may conflict trivially.
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…te ingress OpenShift ignores the image's USER, assigns an arbitrary UID from the namespace's range, and validates the pod's own request with MustRunAsRange -- so a manifest asking for a specific runAsUser or fsGroup outside that range is rejected at admission. Today `securityContext.enabled=true` renders runAsUser/runAsGroup/ fsGroup 1000 on every workload, so nothing schedules; and neither ingress branch produces anything OpenShift's router can serve. securityContext needs no template change: setting a key to null in a values file removes it during Helm's coalescing, so the rendered context keeps runAsNonRoot, seccompProfile and the dropped capabilities while carrying no UID. That is now shipped as examples/values-openshift.yaml, which also un-pins the email service's uid 100, selects the OpenShift ingress path and forces the bundled datastores off. Also in this change: - templates/ingress-openshift.yaml: one route.openshift.io/v1 Route per path when ingressClass is "openshift", carrying haproxy.router.openshift.io/timeout (the router's 30s default severs /live/ WebSockets and /pi/ streaming). Declaring the Routes directly avoids depending on whether annotations survive the ingress-to-route conversion, which varies by OCP version. - ingress.yaml: fix `len of nil pointer` on ingress_annotations, which made ingressClass=nginx fail to render at all unless the key was set explicitly; and widen the gate from `eq "nginx"` to any non-traefik, non-openshift class, which is what the README already claimed and what "openshift-default" needs. - email and opensearch: their hardcoded UIDs are now nullable values, defaulting to the current literals. Every existing configuration renders byte-identically to master (default, traefik, securityContext.enabled, local datastores, air-gapped) -- verified with only the render timestamp and the chart-version label normalized. Not covered here: SCC admission and Route behaviour cannot be exercised on EKS and still need a CRC / OpenShift Local run. Requires the images from plane-ee #9018, which grant group 0 write access to their runtime paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…port PR Three findings, all valid: - email.deployment.yaml: with services.email_service.runAsUser set to null (the OpenShift path), the `with` block emitted no securityContext at all, so the email container silently lost runAsNonRoot, dropped capabilities and seccompProfile -- the one unhardened workload, and a PSA "restricted" reject on a non-OpenShift cluster. It now takes everything except runAsUser from the shared containerSecurityContext when securityContext.enabled is set, and overrides runAsUser only when a value is given. Those controls are not UID-specific, so there was never a reason to exclude them. - ingress-openshift.yaml: added the minioHost and rabbitmqHost Routes that templates/ingress.yaml renders for the bundled MinIO console (9090) and RabbitMQ management UI (15672), via an optional per-route `host`. Both stay gated on the corresponding local_setup, so neither renders in the recommended OpenShift configuration where the bundled datastores are off. (The Traefik template omits these too -- that pre-existing gap is left alone here.) - values.yaml / README.md: the ingress_annotations comment still claimed they are "ONLY rendered when ingressClass is 'nginx'", which this PR's widened gate made wrong. Restated as "every class except traefik* and openshift", and noted that Routes take ingress.openshift.route_annotations instead. Render check re-run against master. default, traefik+silo+pi+email, local datastores (now also with minioHost/rabbitmqHost set) and air-gapped are still byte-identical. The single intentional difference is securityContext.enabled=true, where the email container now gains allowPrivilegeEscalation: false, capabilities.drop [ALL], runAsNonRoot and seccompProfile alongside its uid 100. That is strictly additive hardening and safe: the service binds 10025/10465/10587, so it needs no capability. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…gress.yaml Backs out only the widened ingressClass condition. Rendering the standard Ingress for every non-traefik class changes behaviour for existing installs that set a class the chart never served, so it needs its own consideration rather than riding along with the OpenShift work. Tracked separately. templates/ingress.yaml goes back to `eq .Values.ingress.ingressClass "nginx"` verbatim. The nil-pointer fix on the same file STAYS: `gt (len .Values.ingress.ingress_annotations) 0` still aborts the whole render with `len of nil pointer` whenever ingressClass is nginx and the key is left commented out in values.yaml, which is unrelated to which classes are served. The OpenShift Route path is unaffected -- templates/ingress-openshift.yaml is its own template gated on `eq ... "openshift"`, so it never depended on the widened condition. What the revert does remove is the "openshift-default" alternative (letting OpenShift's ingress-to-route controller convert a plain Ingress); that class now renders nothing again, so every doc offering it as an option is corrected: values.yaml, README (both the template-selection table and the ingress_annotations row), examples/values-openshift.yaml and the header of ingress-openshift.yaml. A note on ingress.yaml records the README-vs-code mismatch for whoever picks this up. Verified against master: openshift-default, alb, haproxy and contour all render byte-identically again, alongside the existing default / traefik / local datastores / air-gapped cases. The single intentional difference remains securityContext.enabled=true, where the email container gains the shared hardening. nginx with no annotations still renders instead of erroring, and the openshift class still emits its Routes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…es.yaml
The securityContext block told you what it does but not how to configure it for
your platform, so the OpenShift case in particular was only discoverable by
reading the README -- and the mechanism there (setting the id fields to `null`)
is not something anyone guesses.
values.yaml now carries four copy-pasteable recipes at the point of use:
1. off (the default; entrypoints drop privileges themselves)
2. non-root uid 1000 -- just `enabled: true`
3. a platform-pinned uid, e.g. 10001
4. OpenShift / any platform that assigns the uid -- set runAsUser,
runAsGroup and fsGroup to null
Recipe 4 explains WHY null works (a null in a user values file removes the key
during Helm's merge, so the rendered context keeps runAsNonRoot, seccompProfile
and dropped capabilities but names no uid) and, more usefully, why the obvious
alternative fails: restricted-v2 validates with MustRunAsRange and rejects any
pod requesting an id outside the namespace's range, so leaving the 1000s in
place means nothing schedules at all. It also states the image requirement,
since older images crash under an assigned uid.
Also corrects the exclusions list: the email service no longer opts out of the
whole block, only of its uid -- it takes runAsNonRoot/capabilities/seccomp from
the shared settings as of the CodeRabbit fix earlier in this branch.
Comments only. All four recipes verified by rendering, and the default output is
still byte-identical to master.
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…nShift support Four findings were still open after the earlier review pass; three others (minio/rabbitmq Routes, the email securityContext, the ingress_annotations scope comment) were verified as already fixed and left alone. templates/ingress-openshift.yaml: reject a termination other than edge or reencrypt. Every Route the template emits carries a spec.path, and OpenShift rejects a Route combining a path with passthrough -- the router cannot inspect the URL of a connection it never decrypts. The constraint was documented in a header comment but not enforced, so `termination: passthrough` rendered happily and failed at admission. A `fail` turns that into a render error naming the bad value. Also catches typos, which previously reached the cluster verbatim. README: three corrections. - The SCC section claimed restricted-v2 validates both runAsUser and fsGroup with MustRunAsRange. Only runAsUser uses that; fsGroup uses MustRunAs against the supplemental-groups annotation, falling back to the UID range. Split into one bullet each. - "Upgrading an existing deployment is safe" was an unconditional claim resting on kubelet relabelling PVC contents via fsGroup. That is driver-dependent: the default ReadWriteOnceWithFSType policy skips RWX volumes entirely, `None` disables it, and a driver advertising VOLUME_MOUNT_GROUP overrides both policies. A PVC left owned by uid/gid 1000 is unwritable by the SCC-assigned identity, so the old wording could cost someone their data access on NFS/EFS. Now states the three driver cases, gives the csidriver query to check, asks for a rehearsal against a snapshot or clone, and gives the chown fallback. - The ingress-migration snippet said `# or whichever class your controller exposes`, but only nginx, traefik* and openshift render anything -- anything else installs cleanly with no ingress at all. Replaced with the supported set. Verified: passthrough and an invalid value both fail the render with the value named; edge, reencrypt and unset render 10 Routes; the guard does not fire for the traefik or nginx classes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…EB_URL scheme (#300) * fix(plane-ce): stop forcing TLS on the Traefik ingress, and fix WEB_URL scheme Ports #295 to plane-ce, which carried the same Traefik defect plus a second, worse one of its own. templates/ingress-traefik.yaml hardcoded HTTPS in all three IngressRoutes -- the app, the MinIO console and the RabbitMQ console. Each pinned the `websecure` entrypoint and emitted its `tls:` block outside any conditional, so a default install (tls_secret_name empty, generateCerts/createIssuer false) had no HTTP listener AND no certificate: the routes advertised <release>-ssl-cert, a Secret that templates/certs/certs.yaml only creates when createIssuer and generateCerts are both true. Traefik answers such a handshake with its built-in self-signed certificate, logs nothing and stays Ready, which is why this went unnoticed. config-secrets/app-env.yaml then hardcoded WEB_URL as "http://<appHost>" regardless of ssl.*, so even a correctly TLS-configured install served Plane over HTTPS while telling the app it lived at http://. Unlike plane-enterprise, whose WEB_URL was at least conditional, this affected the *working* configurations too. Adds the same three helpers and keeps each setting to one job: plane.chartManagedCert -> `tls:` block + entrypoint plane.tlsEnabled -> https:// scheme for WEB_URL entryPoints -> entrypoint override plus ssl.externalTermination for TLS terminated in front of Plane, and ingress.traefik.entryPoints for renamed entrypoints or the Traefik-terminated case. The nginx Ingress path already gated its `tls:` block and is untouched beyond picking up the WEB_URL fix. Render diff against master, all three routes and both ingress classes: nothing set -> 2 IngressRoutes differ (the fix) tls_secret_name -> only WEB_URL differs generateCerts+createIssuer -> only WEB_URL differs nginx, nothing set -> no change nginx, tls_secret_name -> only WEB_URL differs README gains the TLS options section with a snippet per option, the 4a/4b distinction, an nginx note, and an upgrade note covering both behaviour changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: document the nginx TLS path on both charts The TLS options sections were Traefik-only: the table's Entrypoint column does not apply to `ingressClass: nginx`, and nothing said what ssl.externalTermination does there -- yet an ALB or nginx-ingress holding the certificate is exactly the common nginx case. Adds a matching note to both charts: options 2 and 3 emit the Ingress `tls:` block as before, option 4 emits none and only sets the URL scheme. Includes a rendered example, verified against both charts. Also records the pre-existing, TLS-unrelated render failure on that path: ingress.ingress_annotations ships commented out and templates/ingress.yaml calls `len` on it, so `ingressClass: nginx` dies with "len of nil pointer" unless at least one annotation is set. Present in both charts; #289 fixes the plane-enterprise copy, so it is only documented here, with the workaround, rather than patched twice. plane-enterprise goes to 3.4.1 so the new section actually ships -- chart-releaser runs with skip_existing, so a docs change under charts/ without a version bump is silently never republished. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: render the nginx Ingress with default (unset) annotations templates/ingress.yaml called `len` on ingress.ingress_annotations, which ships commented out, so `ingressClass: nginx` failed outright with "error calling len: len of nil pointer" on default values -- the nginx path was unusable unless you happened to set an annotation. Switches to `{{- with }}`, which skips a nil/empty map cleanly. Same one-line change in both charts, so the nginx TLS guidance added in this PR describes a path that actually renders. Picked up from #296, which made this fix for plane-ce; #289 makes the identical change to the plane-enterprise copy, so that hunk may conflict trivially. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(plane-enterprise): bump to 3.4.2 for the nginx fix and TLS docs The earlier bump in this branch was a no-op: #299 had already taken 3.4.1, so the version matched master and chart-releaser (skip_existing) would have silently declined to republish -- leaving the nginx annotations fix and the TLS/nginx documentation unshipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(plane-ce): fix doubled word in the ssl.externalTermination table row Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Chart-side counterpart to plane-ee#9018 (images) and commercial-deployments#51 (kustomize).
OpenShift ignores the image's
USER, assigns an arbitrary UID from the namespace's range, and validates the pod's own request withMustRunAsRange— so a manifest asking for a specificrunAsUserorfsGroupoutside that range is rejected at admission. TodaysecurityContext.enabled=truerendersrunAsUser/runAsGroup/fsGroup: 1000on every workload, so nothing schedules; and neither ingress branch produces anything OpenShift's router can serve.The securityContext needs no template change
Setting a key to
nullin a values file removes it during Helm's coalescing, so the rendered context keepsrunAsNonRoot,seccompProfileand the dropped capabilities while carrying no UID. That's now shipped asexamples/values-openshift.yaml, which also un-pins the email service's uid 100, selects the OpenShift ingress path, and forces the bundled datastores off.What else changed
templates/ingress-openshift.yaml— oneroute.openshift.io/v1Route per path wheningressClass: openshift, each carryinghaproxy.router.openshift.io/timeout(the router's 30s default severs/live/WebSockets and/pi/streaming). Declaring the Routes directly avoids depending on whether annotations survive the ingress-to-route conversion, which varies by OCP version. Renders 11 Routes with silo + pi + minio enabled.templates/ingress.yaml— two bugs:gt (len .Values.ingress.ingress_annotations) 0throwslen of nil pointerbecause the key is commented out invalues.yaml, soingressClass: nginxfails to render at all unless you set it explicitly. Now{{- with }}.eq .Values.ingress.ingressClass "nginx", while the README claims "any other value". Widened to any non-traefik, non-openshift class, which is also whatopenshift-defaultneeds.100, and1000/fsGroup1000) sat outside thesecurityContext.enabledtoggle and are rejected byMustRunAsRange. Now nullable values defaulting to the current literals.3.2.0→3.3.0; README sections for OpenShift and the three-way ingress table.No behaviour change for anyone else
Every existing configuration renders byte-identically to master — verified with only the render timestamp and the
helm.sh/chartversion label normalized:securityContext.enabled=trueThe one intentional difference is the previously-broken case:
ingressClass: nginxwith no annotations set errors on master and renders an Ingress on this branch.helm lintclean with and without the OpenShift values.Not covered
SCC admission and Route behaviour cannot be exercised on EKS and still need a CRC / OpenShift Local run. The images this depends on have been validated on a real cluster under an arbitrary UID — see internal-scripts#122.
Also note: Routes have no request-body cap.
ingress.traefik.maxRequestBodyByteshas no OpenShift equivalent; enforce upload limits in the app or at a WAF.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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