feat(networking): add tenant agent isolation NetworkPolicy - #11
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Implements Phase 1 of the DevOps roadmap: zero-trust network
isolation for agent pods across tenant namespaces.
Changes:
- internal/controller/agentdeployment_controller.go: Add
'agentrax.io/agent: true' label to agentLabels(). This label
acts as the NetworkPolicy pod selector key. Safe for existing
Deployments because reconcileDeployment() only writes
spec.selector on creation (ResourceVersion == '').
- config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml: New
NetworkPolicy targeting pods with agentrax.io/agent=true.
Default-denies all ingress/egress, then allows:
- Ingress: Prometheus scrape on port 8080 from namespaces
labelled monitoring=enabled
- Egress: kube-apiserver port 6443, CoreDNS port 53 UDP+TCP
- config/network-policy/kustomization.yaml: Add new manifest
to the network-policy Kustomize component.
- config/default/kustomization.yaml: Uncomment the network-policy
component so it is included in the default overlay.
- docs/networking/README.md: Two-tier policy model documentation,
traffic diagrams, and per-tenant application instructions.
Verified:
make test -> all packages pass (controller: 71.8%)
make lint -> 0 errors
make manifests -> 0 errors
helm lint -> 0 failures
YAML validate -> NetworkPolicy schema correct
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In `@config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml`:
- Around line 53-65: Constrain the egress rules in tenant-agent-isolation by
adding destination selectors or IP blocks for only the Kubernetes API server and
CoreDNS endpoints, preventing cross-tenant or external access. Align the
API-server port with the supported health-check path at
kubernetes.default.svc:443, including any required translated endpoint port,
while retaining DNS on TCP/UDP 53. Add coverage for allowed API/DNS traffic and
denied unrelated destinations.
Apply the same fix in `@config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml` around
lines 56 - 58.
In `@docs/networking/README.md`:
- Around line 8-18: Update the architecture documentation to include the
two-tier NetworkPolicy model described by the networking overview, covering the
tenant isolation boundary, required Prometheus, DNS, and API-server traffic, and
the implications for tenant application, deletion, and reconciliation. Keep
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md as the source of truth and limit the change to documenting
these network-boundary decisions.
- Line 36: Update the opening ASCII diagram code fence in the networking
documentation to specify the text language identifier, changing the bare fence
to a text-labeled fence while leaving the diagram content unchanged.
- Around line 80-88: Remove the unsupported “Apply via Helm” network-policy
section and its networkPolicy.enabled command from the documentation. Retain or
add documentation for a supported manual or Kustomize workflow instead, without
implying Helm enables tenant isolation.
- Around line 129-132: Update the cross-tenant curl command in the networking
test to use a namespace-qualified marketing Service name, such as
<service>.tenant-marketing or its full DNS name, so the request from
tenant-finance targets the intended destination while preserving the expected
blocked result.
In `@internal/controller/agentdeployment_controller.go`:
- Around line 665-670: Update TestAgentLabels to assert the agentrax.io/agent
label has the value true, ensuring the label returned by the label-building
function remains covered by the NetworkPolicy selector contract.
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| egress: | ||
| # Allow outbound to kube-apiserver on port 6443. | ||
| # Agents may call the Kubernetes API to discover services or use cluster tools. | ||
| - ports: | ||
| - port: 6443 | ||
| protocol: TCP | ||
| # Allow CoreDNS resolution on UDP and TCP port 53. | ||
| # Without this, service name lookups fail and MCP tool endpoints are unreachable. | ||
| - ports: | ||
| - port: 53 | ||
| protocol: UDP | ||
| - port: 53 | ||
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Kubernetes official documentation NetworkPolicy egress rule omitted to ports all destinations
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In Kubernetes NetworkPolicy, the ports field is optional [1][2]. If you omit the ports field in an egress rule (or an ingress rule), it signifies that the rule matches all ports, meaning the traffic is not restricted by port [1][2][3]. When no ports are specified, the policy allows traffic on any port to the destination(s) defined in the to block [4]. Conversely, if you include the ports field and provide at least one item, the policy restricts traffic to only those specific ports [1][2]. It is important to distinguish between omitting the field entirely and providing an empty object (e.g., ports: - {}). Omitting the field allows all ports [1][4], while providing an empty object in the list can result in the rule matching no ports at all, effectively blocking traffic [5]. Key points regarding the egress rule configuration: - The rule combines the to and ports sections: traffic must match both the defined destination(s) and the allowed port(s) [6][2]. - If ports is missing, all ports are allowed to the defined destination(s) [1][4]. - If to is also missing or empty within a rule, the rule matches all destinations, effectively allowing all traffic on all ports if ports is also missing [2]. Official documentation and API references explicitly state that when the ports field is empty or missing, the rule matches all ports [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/kubernetes-api/networking/network-policy-v1/
- 2: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/63b36867/pkg/apis/networking/types.go
- 3: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/openshift_container_platform/4.17/html/network_apis/networkpolicy-networking-k8s-io-v1
- 4: Clarify
portsbehavior in NetworkPolicytoandfromblocks kubernetes/website#49556 - 5: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74991845/k8s-networkpolicy-behavior-when-ports
- 6: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/network-policies/
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Kubernetes official documentation NetworkPolicy Service port kube-apiserver 443 targetPort 6443 policy enforcement
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In Kubernetes, the kube-apiserver typically listens on port 6443 [1][2]. The default kubernetes Service in the default namespace is configured to listen on port 443 and route traffic to the kube-apiserver's target port of 6443 [1][3][4]. When defining NetworkPolicies to allow egress traffic from Pods to the kube-apiserver, it is critical to understand how your specific Container Network Interface (CNI) plugin handles traffic and NetworkPolicy enforcement [5][6][7]. Key considerations include: 1. Target Port Discrepancy: While you may address the API server via the Service IP (typically on port 443), your CNI plugin may evaluate NetworkPolicies after Destination NAT (DNAT) has occurred [6]. In such cases, the traffic is redirected to the actual endpoint port (6443) [8][6][4]. Consequently, a NetworkPolicy specifying only port 443 may fail, and you may need to permit traffic to port 6443 on the underlying endpoint IP addresses [8][6][9]. 2. Pod/Node Network Complexity: The kube-apiserver often runs as a host-networked Pod or a system process directly on the control plane nodes [10]. Many CNI plugins do not apply standard Kubernetes NetworkPolicy enforcement to host-networked traffic by default [10]. You should verify your CNI's capabilities and documentation regarding support for host-networked endpoints or specific node-level policy enforcement [5][10][7]. 3. Endpoint Targeting: Because the kubernetes Service does not contain selectable pods, you generally cannot target it using a podSelector [4][11]. You must instead use an ipBlock to target the Service's cluster IP or the specific IP addresses of the control plane nodes/API server endpoints [8][7][11]. Because behavior varies significantly based on the CNI implementation and cluster configuration, it is recommended to test your NetworkPolicy against the actual observed destination IP and port (e.g., via curl or packet inspection) within your specific environment [8][6][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/networking/ports-and-protocols/
- 2: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/command-line-tools-reference/kube-apiserver/
- 3: Make APIServerServicePort configurable kubernetes/kubernetes#72338
- 4: Access to kube-apiserver from pod cilium/cilium#39573
- 5: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/network-policies/
- 6: ACM-40510: Fix infrastructure-operator NetworkPolicy egress to kubernetes API openshift/assisted-service#10792
- 7: Network Policies referencing the kube-apiserver endpoints are not working hcloud-k8s/terraform-hcloud-kubernetes#285
- 8: ALLOW Traffic from DMZ Namespace (nginx ingress controller) to Kubernetes API (IP: 10.233.0.1:443) How? ahmetb/kubernetes-network-policy-recipes#26
- 9: Kubernetes server on ports other than 6443 break kubevirt/cluster-network-addons-operator#2614
- 10: Kubernetes network policy for api-server cilium/cilium#20550
- 11: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58790124/whitelist-kube-apiserver-with-network-policy
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policy = Path("config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml").read_text()
egress = policy.split("\n egress:\n", 1)[1].split("\n", 1)[0] if "\n egress:\n" in policy else ""
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print(f"egress rule {index}: to={has_to}, ports={ports}")
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doc = Path("docs/networking/README.md").read_text()
api_urls = re.findall(r"https://kubernetes\.default\.svc:(\d+)", doc)
policy_api_ports = [int(value) for value in re.findall(r"(?m)^\s{10}- port: (\d+)", section)]
print(f"documented API Service ports={api_urls}")
print(f"policy egress ports={policy_api_ports}")
if "443" not in api_urls:
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ports = [int(value) for value in re.findall(r"(?m)^\s{10}- port: (\d+)", item)]
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api_urls = re.findall(r"https://kubernetes\.default\.svc:(\d+)", doc)
policy_api_ports = [int(value) for value in re.findall(r"(?m)^\s{10}- port: (\d+)", section)]
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start = next(i for i, line in enumerate(policy_lines) if line == " egress:")
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Constrain egress destinations and align the API port.
Both egress rules omit to, so they permit arbitrary destinations on TCP 6443 and TCP/UDP 53, including cross-tenant Pods and external hosts. Add selectors or IP blocks for the actual CoreDNS and API-server endpoints. The documented health check uses kubernetes.default.svc:443, but this policy permits only 6443; allow the actual Service or translated endpoint port required by the supported CNI, and test allowed and denied paths.
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In `@config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml` around lines 53 - 65,
Constrain the egress rules in tenant-agent-isolation by adding destination
selectors or IP blocks for only the Kubernetes API server and CoreDNS endpoints,
preventing cross-tenant or external access. Align the API-server port with the
supported health-check path at kubernetes.default.svc:443, including any
required translated endpoint port, while retaining DNS on TCP/UDP 53. Add
coverage for allowed API/DNS traffic and denied unrelated destinations.
Apply the same fix in `@config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml` around
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Add a language to the ASCII diagram fence.
The opening fence at Line 36 has no language identifier and triggers markdownlint MD040. Change it to ```text.
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In `@docs/networking/README.md` at line 36, Update the opening ASCII diagram code
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changing the bare fence to a text-labeled fence while leaving the diagram
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| # Test that cross-tenant traffic is blocked (from within an agent pod): | ||
| kubectl exec -n tenant-finance <agent-pod> -- \ | ||
| curl --connect-timeout 2 http://<service-in-tenant-marketing> | ||
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print("Kubernetes DNS interpretation:", f"{target}.svc.{source}.svc.cluster.local")
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Kubernetes DNS short Service name resolves to the Service in the caller's namespace official documentation
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Yes, a Kubernetes DNS short Service name (e.g., my-service) resolves to a Service in the caller's namespace by design [1][2]. This behavior is enabled by the DNS search list configured in each Pod's /etc/resolv.conf file by the kubelet [1][3]. When a Pod is created, the cluster's DNS configuration automatically includes the Pod's own namespace and the cluster's default domain in the search path [1]. Consequently, when an unqualified "short" name is queried, the DNS resolver automatically appends these search suffixes (e.g., <namespace>.svc.cluster.local, svc.cluster.local) until a match is found [1][4][5]. Key details regarding this mechanism include: - Scope: DNS queries that do not specify a namespace are limited to the searching of the Pod's current namespace and the cluster's search domains [1][6]. - Cross-Namespace Resolution: To access a Service in a different namespace, you must provide a qualified name, typically in the format <service-name>.<namespace> or the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) <service-name>.<namespace>.svc.cluster.local [1][6][2]. - Implementation: This functionality relies on the cluster DNS provider (such as CoreDNS) and the DNS resolution configuration (e.g., ndots settings) passed to the Pod [1][4][7]. While short names are convenient, using the FQDN or the <service-name>.<namespace> format is often recommended for cross-namespace communication to avoid ambiguity and ensure reliability [4][5]. For detailed technical specifications, refer to the official Kubernetes documentation on DNS for Services and Pods [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/dns-pod-service/
- 2: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/service/
- 3: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduction-to-the-kubernetes-dns-service
- 4: https://adhdecode.com/debugging-distributed/debugging-kubernetes-networking/debugging-cross-namespace-communication-kubernetes/
- 5: https://adhdecode.com/containers-kubernetes/services-and-networking/kubernetes-dns-deep-dive-resolution/
- 6: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/administer-cluster/dns-debugging-resolution/
- 7: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/administer-cluster/coredns/
Use a namespace-qualified Service name in the cross-tenant test.
The unqualified name resolves in tenant-finance, so it does not target tenant-marketing. Use <service>.tenant-marketing or the full Service DNS name.
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In `@docs/networking/README.md` around lines 129 - 132, Update the cross-tenant
curl command in the networking test to use a namespace-qualified marketing
Service name, such as <service>.tenant-marketing or its full DNS name, so the
request from tenant-finance targets the intended destination while preserving
the expected blocked result.
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In @.agents/skills/agentrax-context/SKILL.md:
- Line 23: Update the Network Isolation documentation in
.agents/skills/agentrax-context/SKILL.md: keep allow-metrics-traffic in
agentrax-system, render tenant-agent-isolation into every tenant-* namespace,
and document operator metrics on TCP 8443 only while TCP 8080 is for tenant
metrics. Apply the same clarification in docs/ARCHITECTURE.md at lines 330-331.
Apply the same fix in `@config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml` around
lines 22 - 23.
In `@docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`:
- Line 95: Update the controller ownership description in the architecture
package map to include ServiceMonitor alongside Deployments, Services, HPAs, and
HTTPRoutes, keeping the owned-child-resource contract accurate.
- Around line 335-336: Update the egress rules documented near the Kubernetes
API server and CoreDNS references to include explicit destination selectors or
IP blocks for those services, rather than restricting only ports. Preserve the
allowed TCP 443/6443 and UDP/TCP 53 ports while ensuring cross-tenant and
external destinations remain blocked, and keep the architecture documentation
consistent with the enforced policy.
Apply the same fix in `@config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml` around
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56-60:⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 MajorConstrain the API egress destination.
This rule has ports but no
toblock. Kubernetes treats a missingtofield as all destinations, so TCP 443 and 6443 are allowed to arbitrary external and cross-tenant destinations, not only the API server. (kubernetes.io)Add explicit API-server endpoint selectors or IP blocks. Then test denied traffic to unrelated destinations. This is the same unresolved destination-scoping issue reported previously.
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In `@config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml`:
- Around line 63-69: Update the CoreDNS ingress rule in the tenant-agent
isolation policy to replace the empty namespaceSelector with
namespaceSelector.matchLabels targeting the actual CoreDNS namespace, typically
kubernetes.io/metadata.name: kube-system, while preserving the existing pod
selector and DNS ports. Update the corresponding documentation in
ARCHITECTURE.md to describe the same namespace restriction.
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In `@config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml`:
- Around line 56-60: Add an explicit to destination selector or IPBlock to the
API egress rule covering ports 443 and 6443, restricting traffic to the intended
API-server endpoints rather than all destinations. Keep the policy consistent
with the documented architecture and add coverage verifying unrelated
destinations are denied.
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Implements Phase 1 of the DevOps roadmap: zero-trust network isolation for agent pods across tenant namespaces.
Changes:
internal/controller/agentdeployment_controller.go: Add 'agentrax.io/agent: true' label to agentLabels(). This label acts as the NetworkPolicy pod selector key. Safe for existing Deployments because reconcileDeployment() only writes spec.selector on creation (ResourceVersion == '').
config/network-policy/tenant-agent-isolation.yaml: New NetworkPolicy targeting pods with agentrax.io/agent=true. Default-denies all ingress/egress, then allows:
config/network-policy/kustomization.yaml: Add new manifest to the network-policy Kustomize component.
config/default/kustomization.yaml: Uncomment the network-policy component so it is included in the default overlay.
docs/networking/README.md: Two-tier policy model documentation, traffic diagrams, and per-tenant application instructions.
Verified:
make test -> all packages pass (controller: 71.8%)
make lint -> 0 errors
make manifests -> 0 errors
helm lint -> 0 failures
YAML validate -> NetworkPolicy schema correct
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