CM-1297: Approver Policy: Add Helm manifest generation script and static manifests - #482
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WalkthroughThe change adds approver-policy manifest generation for version ChangesApprover-policy integration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change adds approver-policy deployment artifacts, but they are not connected to reconciliation, so the operand would not be deployed; the manifests also omit network isolation, liveness recovery, and CPU/memory limits. These are concrete integration and runtime-readiness gaps, so the PR is not merge-ready until they are fixed or explicitly accepted. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 14 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 4.35% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 23 functions across 2 files. (13 skipped: 13 unsupported.) Full details: Stable And Deterministic Test NamesExplanation PASS: The pull request changes only Makefile integration, a manifest-generation shell script, Kubernetes YAML/CRD files, and generated bindata Go code. No test files or Ginkgo title calls were added or modified. Structural searches found no It, Describe, Context, When, DescribeTable, or Entry calls, and no dynamic test-title construction. Full details: Test Structure And QualityExplanation PASS — The pull request changes only Makefile logic, a manifest-generation shell script, generated Kubernetes YAML, the CRD, and generated bindata. The verified PR range contains no Ginkgo test files, It blocks, cluster waits, resource setup, or assertions. Therefore the stated test-structure requirements are not applicable. Full details: Microshift Test CompatibilityExplanation PASS: The pull request adds manifest-generation logic and Kubernetes manifests, but it does not add or modify any Ginkgo e2e tests. The complete diff from the inferred PR base contains no *_test.go additions and no new Describe, Context, When, or It calls. Therefore, the MicroShift test compatibility check is not applicable. Full details: Single Node Openshift (Sno) Test CompatibilityExplanation PASS: The complete pull-request diff from merge base Full details: Topology-Aware Scheduling CompatibilityExplanation PASS: The PR adds one Deployment with Full details: Ote Binary Stdout ContractExplanation PASS: The pull request adds Makefile wiring, a manifest-generation shell script, YAML manifests, and generated bindata. The only changed Go file adds embedded byte slices and asset helper functions; it adds no stdout writes, logging calls, or process-level setup. The script's Full details: Ipv6 And Disconnected Network Test CompatibilityExplanation PASS: The pull request adds only Makefile wiring, manifest-generation tooling, generated Kubernetes manifests, a CRD, and embedded assets. The verified pull-request diff contains no changed test paths, no added Go files, and no added Ginkgo declarations such as Full details: No-Weak-CryptoExplanation PASS. The PR adds manifest-generation shell logic, Kubernetes YAML, and generated asset wrappers. The added content contains no MD5, SHA-1, DES, 3DES, RC4, Blowfish, or ECB usage. The new CRD lists only RSA, ECDSA, and Ed25519 as explicit private-key algorithms. No custom cryptographic implementation or secret/token comparison was added. Full details: Container-PrivilegesExplanation PASS. The added approver-policy Deployment sets pod Full details: No-Sensitive-Data-In-LogsExplanation PASS: The PR adds no logging of sensitive values. The only explicit script output reports a chart version and a patching status. Helm template output is redirected to a temporary manifest file. The generated TLS Secret contains metadata only and no secret data. The embedded Go code contains manifest data and asset lookup errors, but no new logging calls or credentials.
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hack/update-approver-policy-manifests.sh (1)
6-10: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider deleting the output directories inside
cleanup, or guarding the hardcoded CRD name.Line 49 deletes one specific CRD file by name. Line 56 then moves every rendered
customresourcedefinition_*file intoconfig/crd/bases/. If a future chart version renders a second CRD, line 49 leaves the old file in place and the tree keeps a stale manifest. A glob-based delete keyed to the chart output avoids that drift.Also applies to: 48-49
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Inline comments:
In
`@bindata/approver-policy/resources/deployment_cert-manager-approver-policy.yml`:
- Around line 44-49: Add a livenessProbe alongside the existing readinessProbe
in the deployment manifest, using the image’s supported health endpoint and
matching the readiness probe’s HTTP configuration as appropriate. Preserve the
current readinessProbe settings.
- Line 60: Update the container resources configuration in
deployment_cert-manager-approver-policy.yml, replacing the empty resources
object with explicit CPU and memory limits. Ensure every container has both
resource limit keys defined.
In
`@bindata/approver-policy/resources/servicemonitor_cert-manager-approver-policy.yml`:
- Around line 15-27: Add namespace-scoped NetworkPolicy manifests for
cert-manager-approver-policy under the existing networkpolicies pattern:
deny-all, metrics ingress on port 9402, webhook ingress on port 10250, and
API-server egress. Select the operand pods using their approver-policy labels
and preserve the repository’s established policy structure and namespace
configuration.
In `@pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go`:
- Line 269: Register the approver-policy controller in the reconciliation flow
and consume the manifests under bindata/approver-policy/resources so the
Deployment is applied. Add the corresponding related-image configuration for
cert-manager-approver-policy and provide the intended resource override instead
of leaving resources empty.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@hack/update-approver-policy-manifests.sh`:
- Around line 6-10: Update cleanup in the script to remove the generated CRD
manifest outputs using a chart-output-based glob rather than deleting only one
hardcoded CRD name, ensuring stale manifests are removed when charts render
additional CRDs. Preserve cleanup’s existing temporary-directory removal and
exit trap behavior.
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Makefilebindata/approver-policy/resources/clusterrole_cert-manager-approver-policy.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/clusterrolebinding_cert-manager-approver-policy.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/deployment_cert-manager-approver-policy.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/role_cert-manager-approver-policy.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/rolebinding_cert-manager-approver-policy.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/secret_cert-manager-approver-policy-tls.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/service_cert-manager-approver-policy-metrics.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/service_cert-manager-approver-policy.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/serviceaccount_cert-manager-approver-policy.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/servicemonitor_cert-manager-approver-policy.ymlbindata/approver-policy/resources/validatingwebhookconfiguration_cert-manager-approver-policy.ymlconfig/crd/bases/customresourcedefinition_certificaterequestpolicies.policy.cert-manager.io.ymlhack/update-approver-policy-manifests.shpkg/operator/assets/bindata.go
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| readinessProbe: | ||
| httpGet: | ||
| port: 6060 | ||
| path: "/readyz" | ||
| initialDelaySeconds: 3 | ||
| periodSeconds: 7 |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add a liveness probe.
Line 44 defines only readinessProbe. Kubernetes cannot restart a running container that stops serving its controller duties. Add a liveness probe that uses a health endpoint supported by the image.
As per path instructions, “Liveness + readiness probes defined.”
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In
`@bindata/approver-policy/resources/deployment_cert-manager-approver-policy.yml`
around lines 44 - 49, Add a livenessProbe alongside the existing readinessProbe
in the deployment manifest, using the image’s supported health endpoint and
matching the readiness probe’s HTTP configuration as appropriate. Preserve the
current readinessProbe settings.
Source: Path instructions
| - --webhook-service-name=cert-manager-approver-policy | ||
| - --webhook-ca-secret-namespace=cert-manager | ||
| - --webhook-ca-secret-name=cert-manager-approver-policy-tls | ||
| resources: {} |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Set CPU and memory limits.
Line 60 supplies no resource limits. This container can consume unbounded node CPU or memory. Define CPU and memory limits for the container.
As per path instructions, “Resource limits (cpu, memory) on every container.”
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In
`@bindata/approver-policy/resources/deployment_cert-manager-approver-policy.yml`
at line 60, Update the container resources configuration in
deployment_cert-manager-approver-policy.yml, replacing the empty resources
object with explicit CPU and memory limits. Ensure every container has both
resource limit keys defined.
Source: Path instructions
| spec: | ||
| jobLabel: cert-manager-approver-policy | ||
| selector: | ||
| matchLabels: | ||
| app: cert-manager-approver-policy | ||
| namespaceSelector: | ||
| matchNames: | ||
| - cert-manager | ||
| endpoints: | ||
| - port: metrics | ||
| path: "/metrics" | ||
| interval: 10s | ||
| scrapeTimeout: 5s |
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add NetworkPolicy manifests for the approver-policy operand.
This ServiceMonitor adds a scrape path to port 9402 and the Deployment adds a webhook listener on port 10250. The repository already ships per-operand NetworkPolicies for cert-manager and istio-csr under bindata/networkpolicies/. No NetworkPolicy in this cohort selects approver-policy pods.
The existing policies select app.kubernetes.io/instance: cert-manager or app: cert-manager-istio-csr. Approver-policy pods carry app: cert-manager-approver-policy and app.kubernetes.io/instance: cert-manager-approver-policy, so the existing deny-all and allow rules do not apply to them. The new operand therefore runs without the network restrictions the other operands receive.
Add deny-all, metrics-ingress, webhook-ingress, and API-server-egress policies for this operand, to match the existing pattern.
As per path instructions for **/*.{yaml,yml}: "NetworkPolicy defined for the namespace".
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In
`@bindata/approver-policy/resources/servicemonitor_cert-manager-approver-policy.yml`
around lines 15 - 27, Add namespace-scoped NetworkPolicy manifests for
cert-manager-approver-policy under the existing networkpolicies pattern:
deny-all, metrics ingress on port 9402, webhook ingress on port 10250, and
API-server egress. Select the operand pods using their approver-policy labels
and preserve the repository’s established policy structure and namespace
configuration.
Source: Path instructions
| serviceAccountName: cert-manager-approver-policy | ||
| containers: | ||
| - name: cert-manager-approver-policy | ||
| image: "quay.io/jetstack/cert-manager-approver-policy:v0.27.0" |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Look for an approver-policy controller and any related-image wiring.
set -uo pipefail
echo "===== controller packages ====="
fd -t d -d 2 . pkg/controller
echo "===== approver-policy references outside bindata/assets ====="
rg -n -i 'approver' --glob '!bindata/**' --glob '!pkg/operator/assets/**' --glob '!config/crd/**' || echo "none"
echo "===== RELATED_IMAGE declarations ====="
rg -n 'RELATED_IMAGE_[A-Z_]*' --type=go --type=make -o | sort -uRepository: openshift/cert-manager-operator
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echo "===== scoped repository conventions ====="
find /tmp/coderabbit-repo-knowledge/openshift-cert-manager-operator-b548ac0f -type f -name '*.md' -print
echo "===== bindata.go target region ====="
sed -n '230,315p' pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go
echo "===== operator and asset references ====="
fd -t f . pkg/operator pkg/controller | sort
rg -n -i 'bindata|approver|resource|RELATED_IMAGE|updateImage|Deployment' pkg/operator pkg/controller Makefile --glob '!pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go'
echo "===== relevant Go outlines ====="
ast-grep outline pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go
for f in $(fd -t f -e go . pkg/operator pkg/controller); do
if rg -q -i 'approver|RELATED_IMAGE|resource|updateImage|Deployment' "$f"; then
echo "----- $f -----"
ast-grep outline "$f"
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for f in $(find "$KNOWLEDGE" -type f -name '*.md' | sort); do
echo "----- $f -----"
sed -n '1,12p' "$f"
done
echo "===== approver-policy symbols and consumers ====="
rg -n 'approverPolicyResources|ApproverPolicy|approver-policy' --glob '*.go' --glob '!pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go' .
echo "===== target embedded Deployment ====="
sed -n '235,315p' pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go
echo "===== image/resource mutation helpers and call sites ====="
rg -n 'func (.*updateImage|func (.*updateResourceRequirement|updateImage\(|updateResourceRequirement\(' --glob '*.go' pkg
rg -n 'RELATED_IMAGE|CERT_MANAGER_APPROVER|APPROVER_POLICY' Makefile .github config deploy manifests --glob '!pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go' 2>/dev/null || trueRepository: openshift/cert-manager-operator
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echo "===== asset accessor and path map definitions ====="
rg -n 'func Asset|var _.*Assets|_approverPolicyResources|approver-policy|AssetNames|RestoreAssets|Walk' pkg/operator/assets pkg/operator --glob '*.go'
echo "===== operator startup and reconciler construction ====="
rg -n 'New.*Reconciler|SetupWithManager|controller.*Setup|operator/assets|Asset\(|RELATED_IMAGE|os.Getenv|Getenv' --glob '*.go' cmd pkg
echo "===== manifest application helpers ====="
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echo "===== controller setup declarations ====="
rg -n 'func .*Setup|SetupWithManager|NewReconciler|certmanager|istiocsr|trustmanager|approver' pkg/controller pkg/operator --glob '*.go' | head -n 300
echo "===== generic deployment reconciliation ====="
sed -n '1,150p' pkg/controller/certmanager/generic_deployment_controller.go
sed -n '1,150p' pkg/controller/istiocsr/deployments.go
echo "===== Makefile image wiring ====="
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sed -n '475,505p' Makefile
echo "===== source approver-policy files and references ====="
git ls-files 'bindata/approver-policy/**'
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echo "===== all approver-policy references, excluding generated bindata ====="
rg -n -i 'approver-policy|cert-manager-approver-policy|APPROVER_POLICY' \
--glob '!pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go' . || true
echo "===== approver-policy generation script ====="
sed -n '1,240p' hack/update-approver-policy-manifests.sh
echo "===== asset API implementation and maps ====="
rg -n 'func (Asset|MustAsset|AssetNames|RestoreAssets|_bindata|assets)' pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go | head -n 120
sed -n '1900,2025p' pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go 2>/dev/null || true
echo "===== explicit asset path declarations ====="
rg -n 'AssetName|AssetPath|deploymentAsset|approver' pkg/controller/{certmanager,istiocsr,trustmanager} --glob '*.go' | head -n 250Repository: openshift/cert-manager-operator
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🌐 Web query:
"approver-policy-controller" "ApproverPolicy CR" image resources cert-manager
💡 Result:
The approver-policy-controller is a component designed for use with cert-manager that allows administrators to define fine-grained policies—via CertificateRequestPolicy custom resources (CRs)—to restrict and control certificate issuance requests [1][2]. When using this controller, the default built-in approver in cert-manager should be disabled to prevent conflicts, as the approver-policy-controller takes over the responsibility of evaluating and approving CertificateRequests [3][4]. Key points regarding its operation and resources: 1. Controller Configuration: To disable the default cert-manager approver, you typically set the --controllers argument on the cert-manager controller to exclude the certificaterequests-approver controller (e.g., --controllers='*,-certificaterequests-approver') or use the --set disableAutoApproval=true flag in newer versions [3]. 2. Custom Resources (CRs): The core functionality relies on CertificateRequestPolicy resources [2][5]. These policies define the criteria (such as allowed DNS names, IP addresses, or key usages) that a CertificateRequest must meet to be approved [1]. 3. Resource Management: - The controller itself requires specific RBAC permissions to operate, including access to secrets and other cluster resources [1]. - Self-referential deadlocks can occur if the controller's webhook configuration is overly broad (e.g., using wildcard resources like /), which can intercept its own status updates [6]. It is important to ensure that the webhook rules target only the primary resources and not subresources [6]. - When using related components like trust-manager, specific policies may need to be enabled (often via helm chart flags like --set app.webhook.tls.approverPolicy.enabled=true) to allow the auto-approval of required certificates during installation [4][7][8]. For official installation and configuration details, refer to the cert-manager documentation site [6].
Citations:
- 1: Cannot create secret cert-manager-approver-policy-tls cert-manager/approver-policy#667
- 2: https://www.linkedin.com/blog/engineering/infrastructure/securing-every-kubernetes-workload-at-scale
- 3: https://docs.cyberark.com/mis-saas/vaas/k8s-components/t-ape-install/
- 4: https://cert-manager.io/docs/trust/trust-manager/installation/
- 5: https://docs.cyberark.com/mis-saas/vaas/k8s-components/t-ape-venctl-install/
- 6: Cert-manager-approver-policy ValidatingWebhookConfiguration uses wildcard resources causing self-referential deadlock cert-manager/approver-policy#907
- 7: https://artifacthub.io/packages/helm/cert-manager/trust-manager
- 8: https://docs.cyberark.com/mis-saas/vaas/k8s-components/t-tm-vcpo-install/
🌐 Web query:
site:github.com/cert-manager/approver-policy OR site:cert-manager.io approver-policy "ApproverPolicy" manifest image resources
💡 Result:
approver-policy is a component of cert-manager that automates the approval or denial of CertificateRequests based on user-defined policies [1][2]. These policies are defined using the CertificateRequestPolicy custom resource [1][3]. The core of the system involves defining CertificateRequestPolicy objects, which act as policy profiles [1][4]. When a CertificateRequest is created, approver-policy evaluates it against these profiles to determine whether it should be approved [4]. Key components of the CertificateRequestPolicy include: - selector: Determines which CertificateRequests the policy applies to. It supports selection based on issuerRef and namespace [4]. - allowed: Defines what attributes are permitted in a CertificateRequest [3][5]. - constraints: Additional limitations on the requested certificate [4]. - plugins: Advanced, compile-time built-in approvers used to extend core functionality [3][5]. To enforce these policies, CertificateRequestPolicy resources are bound to Kubernetes users or ServiceAccounts using RBAC. A ClusterRole with the use verb on the certificaterequestpolicies resource must be created and bound to the appropriate subject for the policy to take effect [1]. Regarding deployment and configuration: - Image: The approver-policy component is deployed as a container, and its image configuration is managed via Helm values (e.g., imageRegistry, repository, and tag) [6]. - Resources: Resource limits and requests (CPU/memory) for the pod can be configured in the Helm chart under the resources section [6]. Installation is typically handled via Helm, and administrators must ensure that the appropriate permissions are set for the controller, especially when using external issuers, by specifying the necessary signer names [7].
Citations:
- 1: https://cert-manager.io/docs/policy/approval/approver-policy/
- 2: https://github.com/cert-manager/approver-policy
- 3: https://cert-manager.io/v1.20-docs/policy/approval/approver-policy/api-reference/
- 4: https://cert-manager.io/v1.20-docs/policy/approval/approver-policy/
- 5: https://cert-manager.io/docs/policy/approval/approver-policy/api-reference/
- 6: https://github.com/cert-manager/approver-policy/blob/main/deploy/charts/approver-policy/values.yaml
- 7: https://cert-manager.io/docs/policy/approval/approver-policy/installation/
Wire the approver-policy manifests into reconciliation. The repository registers no approver-policy controller and no production code consumes bindata/approver-policy/resources/*, so the Deployment is not applied. If it is applied later, its image remains quay.io/jetstack/cert-manager-approver-policy:v0.27.0 and resources: {} because no related-image or resource override exists.
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In `@pkg/operator/assets/bindata.go` at line 269, Register the approver-policy
controller in the reconciliation flow and consume the manifests under
bindata/approver-policy/resources so the Deployment is applied. Add the
corresponding related-image configuration for cert-manager-approver-policy and
provide the intended resource override instead of leaving resources empty.
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Summary
Adds the manifest generation script needed to deploy approver-policy as an operand of cert-manager-operator.
Changes
hack/update-approver-policy-manifests.sh: renders the upstream cert-manager-approver-policy Helm chart (v0.27.0) into static manifestsAPPROVER_POLICY_VERSION ?= v0.27.0and wires the script intomake update-manifestsbindata/approver-policy/resources/andconfig/crd/bases/Testing
Summary by CodeRabbit
CertificateRequestPolicyresource for defining certificate approval rules.