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feat(security): support Restricted game pods and per-server diagnostic opt-in - #764
Superseded by #834, which carries the reviewed commits on an upstream branch for native GitHub stacking. This PR is closed without merging; its review history remains available here.
Restricted admission currently rejects the game workload's security settings and the packet-capture exception. This change renders an opt-in Restricted workload profile and projects rotating Kubernetes credentials only into the agent container.
Capture uses a separate, short-lived node worker when an administrator explicitly opts that server in. Both the installation and server opt-ins default off. The action is audited before granting access, requires administrator scope on the selected cluster, and cannot be inherited by cloning or enabled through generic server edits. Starting capture does not restart or inject a container into the game Pod.
The worker pins the GameServer, Pod and containerd identities, has bounded duration/storage and no Kubernetes token, hostPath or runtime socket. Its hostPID and SYS_ADMIN/SYS_PTRACE/NET_RAW capabilities still require node-level trust. Support is Linux/containerd with standard cgroup paths and eth0. Retained artifacts are served by a separate unprivileged Pod over mTLS; revocation, TTL, direct capture deletion and GameServer deletion drain workers and clean up cross-namespace resources.
Validation: production operator/API/capture builds and changed regression-source compilation passed; actionlint and offline zizmor passed. Tests were not executed locally under repository policy. CI adds real Restricted admission, compatible/incompatible template behavior, persisted data across profile upgrade, projected-token rotation, capture/download without game restart, revocation and garbage collection on amd64/arm64. Runtime guarantees remain subject to those CI results.
Integration: preserve #757's namespace-scoped Secret cache/RBAC and #756's snapshot-source authorization when resolving the overlapping operator/API files. The diagnostics Secret reads use the uncached reader and a diagnostics-only Role.
Added opt-in node-based network capture for restricted workloads, with administrator-controlled access, downloads, and cleanup.
Added a Restricted security profile for game workloads, with isolated credentials and rotating agent tokens.
Added configuration options for node diagnostics, token lifetime, and Pod Security version.
Bug Fixes
Improved recovery from connection refusals during API login without retrying unrelated request failures.
Tests
Expanded automated coverage for restricted workloads, token rotation, node captures, and supported architectures.
Documentation
Updated installation and security guidance for restricted workloads and node diagnostics.
Restricted workload upgrades now preserve shared-group access to root-created configuration files. Unsupported Hostport exposure is rejected before template admission or rollout. Generic server edits preserve an omitted administrator capture opt-in; explicit changes still require the dedicated administrator action. Diagnostics defaults also work when upgrading older releases with reused values.
Diagnostics namespace validation now covers every configured managed-game, control-plane, agent-CA and module namespace plus the actual operator deployment namespace. Startup and reconciliation share the same validation and reject missing, wildcard or malformed protected scopes.
Diagnostics authorization checks administrator permissions on the selected cluster even when the caller is a home-cluster administrator. A remote namespace capture grant cannot grant host-level diagnostics. The namespace-validation failure path and capture-sidecar module manifest are also corrected.
CI installs Trivy v0.74.0 directly from its official GitHub release with bounded retries and a pinned SHA-256 checksum. The existing vulnerability scans and failure gates remain enabled.
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Walkthrough
This pull request adds an opt-in Restricted workload profile with agent-only projected credentials and a separate node-based network capture path. It adds audited administrator controls, chart resources, capture lifecycle handling, documentation, and CI coverage. The E2E login client also retries once after a typed connection-refused dial error.
Restricted mode validates template identities and HostPort use, applies security contexts, disables automatic service-account token mounting, and projects credentials only to the agent. Config-init checks group ownership and permissions.
The chart can create a privileged diagnostics namespace with quotas, scoped RBAC, and network policies. It validates configuration and passes diagnostics and workload settings to the operator. CRD bundle checksums are updated.
Node capture worker and artifact endpoints capture-sidecar/*
The image adds a separate capture tool and artifact-only HTTP routes. The worker validates target identity, captures bounded packet data, monitors identity during capture, and publishes result metadata and artifacts.
Node capture reconciliation and cleanup operator/internal/controller/networkcapture*, operator/internal/controller/gameserver_controller.go
The operator selects the node capture path, binds it to a target Pod and container, provisions worker and artifact resources, tracks completion, and drains workers during cleanup.
Administrator controls and capture routing api/internal/handlers/*capture*, api/internal/kube/capture*, api/internal/gateway/capture.go, api/internal/rbac/rbac.go
Dedicated endpoints gate diagnostic opt-in and opt-out with administrator authorization and auditing. Generic edits and clones cannot grant the setting. Node capture requests use derived service identities and the node artifact download proxy.
Restricted workload and capture validation test/e2e/*, hack/*, .github/workflows/ci.yaml, charts/tests/check_workload_security.py
The E2E drill checks admission, token rotation, capture lifecycle, and cleanup. CI selects the drill on amd64 and arm64 and runs chart checks.
Initial login can reopen its port-forward and retry once after a typed dial ECONNREFUSED, within the existing seven-attempt limit. Other errors do not trigger reconnection.
The change is largely ready. A misconfigured operator could place the privileged diagnostics worker in another managed game namespace if an administrator labels that namespace privileged, and one e2e assertion may flake. Fix the namespace separation check, and ideally poll for worker-Pod removal, before or shortly after merge.
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Issue [#714] remains unmet for optional ephemeral containers. applyWorkloadSecurity in operator/internal/controller/workload_security.go updates regular containers and init containers, but it does…
Apply and validate the Restricted security context for every optional ephemeral container, or reject incompatible ephemeral-container configuration before admission. Extend regression tests to cover optional ephemeral containers and the sel…
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test/e2e/api_login_transport_e2e_test.go adds a standalone TestAPI_LoginTransportRefusalClassification test. test/e2e/buckets.sh registers it in api-auth. These changes test generic API login …
Remove test/e2e/api_login_transport_e2e_test.go and its api-auth bucket registration, or move them to a pull request with a linked login-transport requirement. Keep the reconnect helper only if the Restricted E2E test requires it, and d…
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The title names the two primary changes: Restricted game pod support and per-server node diagnostic opt-in. The changeset adds the Restricted workload profile, projected agent-only tokens, the node ca…
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The title names the two primary changes: Restricted game pod support and per-server node diagnostic opt-in. The changeset adds the Restricted workload profile, projected agent-only tokens, the node capture worker, and the audited enable/disable endpoints, so the title matches the main change. It is specific and concise, and it uses the conventional commit form. It does not cover the CRD, RBAC, and e2e details, which is expected for a title.
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Issue [#714] remains unmet for optional ephemeral containers. applyWorkloadSecurity in operator/internal/controller/workload_security.go updates regular containers and init containers, but it does not inspect PodSpec.EphemeralContainers. TestWorkloadTokenOnlyMountedInAgent in operator/internal/controller/workload_security_test.go also checks only regular and init containers. The PR summary does not establish security coverage or rejection for optional ephemeral containers. Other reported #714 objectives have implementation and test evidence, including projected agent-only credentials, Restricted settings, HostPort rejection, and documentation.
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Apply and validate the Restricted security context for every optional ephemeral container, or reject incompatible ephemeral-container configuration before admission. Extend regression tests to cover optional ephemeral containers and the selected process-sharing behavior.
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test/e2e/api_login_transport_e2e_test.go adds a standalone TestAPI_LoginTransportRefusalClassification test. test/e2e/buckets.sh registers it in api-auth. These changes test generic API login transport behavior and do not implement issue [#714]'s Restricted workload or credential-isolation requirements. The restricted E2E test may justify a narrowly scoped reconnect helper, but it does not justify this separate test and bucket registration.
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Remove test/e2e/api_login_transport_e2e_test.go and its api-auth bucket registration, or move them to a pull request with a linked login-transport requirement. Keep the reconnect helper only if the Restricted E2E test requires it, and document that direct connection.
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Source excerpt: Every module folder (each Go module directory such as `netguard/`, `gameaction/`, `gameproto/`, `operator/`, `api/`, `agent/`, `audit-syslog-bridge/`, `telemetry-receiver/`, `sentinel/`, `mcp-server/`; the `web/` tree; and e...
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Document why this test does not call t.Parallel(), and record the exception in test/e2e/specs.md.
The test does not call t.Parallel(). A serial run is justified here because the test runs helmUpgradeReuse on the shared release and has a dedicated bucket with parallel: 1. The comment at Line 24 does not state this. test/e2e/specs.md lists only ratelimit and gateway parity as documented exceptions (conventions, t.Parallel() bullet), so a reviewer will read this test as a violation.
Add one sentence to the doc comment. Add restricted-workloads to the exception list in test/e2e/specs.md.
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-// Dedicated kind bucket on both architectures: it upgrades namespace policy,-// checks real PSA admission, and waits for kubelet to rotate an actual token.+// Dedicated kind bucket on both architectures: it upgrades namespace policy,+// checks real PSA admission, and waits for kubelet to rotate an actual token.+// Intentionally not t.Parallel(): it helm-upgrades the shared release.
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Review comment at @test/e2e/restricted_workloads_e2e_test.go at line 26:
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Review comments at @api/internal/handlers/resources.go:
- Around line 587-594: Update the nodeDiagnostic validation in the surrounding
resource update handler to capture whether desired.spec.capture.nodeDiagnostic
is present. When the field is omitted and a live object exists with
nodeDiagnostic enabled, preserve that live opt-in by setting the desired field
and synchronizing the comparison value; reject only explicit mismatches. Use the
existing unstructured helpers and retain the current behavior for present fields
and absent live objects.
Review comments at @capture-sidecar/internal/nodecapture/worker.go:
- Line 202: Remove the inline lint suppressions from the chmod operations and
result write. Define and reuse a named permission constant such as artifactMode
for the output.Chmod calls and write operation, using the supported
os.Root.Chmod approach where applicable; if findings remain, configure a
justified repository-level gosec exclusion instead of adding source comments.
Review comments at @charts/gameplane/templates/validate.yaml:
- Around line 6-11: Define fallback values for nodeDiagnostics.namespace and
nodeDiagnostics.maxCaptures before validation, so nil values from --reuse-values
are handled safely. Use the resolved namespace and capture count consistently in
the validation, ResourceQuota rendering in diagnostics.yaml, and related
defaults handling in operator.yaml, preserving explicitly configured values.
Review comments at @operator/internal/controller/gameserver_controller.go:
- Around line 272-276: Update the Restricted workload pre-validation in the
reconciliation flow to reject gs.Spec.Networking.Expose == "Hostport" before
rendering or creating the workload. Use the existing setPhase path to mark the
GameServer failed with an actionable message directing users to NodePort or
LoadBalancer, while preserving validateRestrictedTemplate handling and other
exposure modes.
Review comments at @test/e2e/restricted_workloads_e2e_test.go:
- Around line 200-203: Update the completion cleanup assertion in the end-to-end
test to poll for worker removal using the existing envInstance.Eventually
helper. List Pods with the current worker label selector on each attempt, retry
on listing errors or while workers remain, and succeed only when the worker list
is empty.
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Review comments at @test/e2e/restricted_workloads_e2e_test.go:
- Line 26: Document the intentional serial execution of
TestRestrictedWorkloads_NodeCaptureAndTokenRotation by adding a concise comment
explaining that it performs a Helm upgrade on the shared release, and add
restricted-workloads to the documented t.Parallel() exception list in the E2E
specifications.
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601-601: LGTM!
.github/workflows/ci.yaml: 1
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The G204 concern is refuted. .golangci.yml excludes gosec for all _test.go files, including test/e2e/restricted_workloads_e2e_test.go. The narrower env.go exclusion does not limit the broader test-file exclusion.
The gateway is not isolated by gameplane-gateway-diagnostics. charts/gameplane/templates/gateway.yaml renders a dedicated gateway NetworkPolicy outside .Values.networkPolicies.enabled, and its egress rules retain DNS and kube-apiserver access. NetworkPolicies are additive, so the diagnostics policy adds artifact access rather than replacing the gateway policy.
CaptureClient.GetCaptureStatus uses GET /captures/{id}/status, sends both required identity headers, and decodes the response’s status field. The proposed 404 and empty-phase failures are not supported by the inspected code.
Hey, thanks for this one. The 409 retry fix in the e2e is welcome too.
One hardening change I'd like before merge: operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_node.go:43 decides a capture is a node capture just because the diagnostics-namespace annotation is set, and it trusts whatever namespace is in that annotation. The PSA-privileged and separation checks only run on the first bind (:412-428), so a NetworkCapture created with the annotation already filled in skips them, and nothing compares the value with the configured diagnostics namespace. It needs kube write access on NetworkCaptures to abuse, but it's still a guard that can be bypassed. Could you check on every reconcile that the annotation equals r.DiagnosticsNamespace (and fail the capture if not), and re-run the PSA/separation checks instead of only on first bind?
Optional, on the config-init test: the new runtime test is great. If you have a minute, it would be nice to also assert the '/data/'"$p" quoting and that stat -c %g comes before chgrp in the script, since the Contains checks pass whenever stat appears anywhere.
Node captures now recheck that the recorded namespace matches the configured diagnostics namespace, stays separate from games/control plane, and still explicitly permits privileged PSA. Invalid active captures drain workers before failing. Retained/deleting captures preserve cleanup, while revoked namespaces receive no certificate rotation. A prefilled namespace also no longer skips target binding and finalization. Added regressions for forged namespaces, PSA revocation, worker drain and retention, plus the config-init quoting/order assertions and a spaced-filename runtime case. Operator and regression sources compile locally; runtime checks remain CI-only.
The failed operator E2E rerun stopped before tests started because its one-day image artifact (e2e-images-amd64) had expired. af0e29f7 resolves the upstream conflicts and starts fresh CI so the image artifacts are rebuilt. The merge preserves the Restricted init-container security context together with upstream's resource settings. Production/regression-source compilation and the required workflow static checks passed.
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- Line 1872: Update both `job_timeout: 60` entries in the `restricted-workloads`
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Review comments at @operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_node.go:
- Around line 547-551: In the stopped-worker drain flow, record and persist
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workloadSecurityLabel is written to the StatefulSet Pod template annotations, so pod.Annotations[workloadSecurityLabel] reads the correct field. The key is not label-only.
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The --reuse-values failure is not established by the available evidence.
The chart contains unguarded podSecurity accesses, but the supplied values fixture does not establish how Helm applies chart defaults during --reuse-values upgrades. The Helm executable was unavailable, so the render behavior could not be decided.
charts/gameplane/templates/validate.yaml: 1
1-12: LGTM!
charts/tests/check_workload_security.py: 1
1-65: LGTM!
operator/cmd/main.go: 1
148-151: LGTM!
Also applies to: 202-205, 282-289, 455-464, 517-522
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Add a justification comment to job_timeout: 60 on the new restricted-workloads legs.
The job timeout-minutes is ${{ matrix.job_timeout }}. The repository default budget is 30 minutes or less. A larger value requires an inline justification comment. The sibling matrix entries carry # Boots a kind cluster, installs the chart, runs the bucket's suite.. These two new entries have none.
Proposed fix
- job_timeout: 60+ job_timeout: 60 # Boots a kind cluster, installs the chart, runs the bucket's suite.
Apply the same change at both lines.
As per coding guidelines: "Every job in every workflow must have: An explicit timeout-minutes (default budget is ≤30 minutes; anything above it requires an inline justification comment)".
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Update both `job_timeout: 60` entries in the `restricted-workloads` matrix with
an inline comment explaining that the jobs boot a kind cluster, install the
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Added the inline budget explanation to both restricted-workloads matrix entries in 63486f6. These jobs boot kind, install the chart and run the bucket’s suite. The timeout values are unchanged.
set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- exact node artifact resource creation ---'
nl -ba operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_node.go | sed -n '114,215p'printf'%s\n''--- node-capture specification summary ---'
nl -ba operator/specs.md | sed -n '20,45p'printf'%s\n''--- transient-error helper ---'
nl -ba operator/internal/agent/sidecar_capture.go | sed -n '54,79p'
Repository: GameplanePanel/Gameplane
Length of output: 10827
Retry artifact status after a stopped worker drains.
ensureNodeArtifacts creates the artifact Pod and Service before the worker, but it does not wait for the artifact Pod to become ready. A stopped worker can therefore drain while the artifact Service still returns a transient connection or 5xx error. finishNodeCapture currently marks the capture Failed on that first error.
Record nodeCaptureFinishedAnnotation after the stop drain completes and apply the existing bounded retry before failing the capture.
if err != nil {
- if stopped {- return r.fail(ctx, nc, "capture stopped before a completed artifact was available")- }
finished, parseErr := time.Parse(time.RFC3339, nc.Annotations[nodeCaptureFinishedAnnotation])
if parseErr != nil || time.Since(finished) > 2*time.Minute {
+ if stopped {+ return r.fail(ctx, nc, "capture stopped before a completed artifact was available")+ }
return r.fail(ctx, nc, "node diagnostic worker finished without an available artifact")
}
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Review comment at @operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_node.go around
lines 547 - 551:
In the stopped-worker drain flow, record and persist
nodeCaptureFinishedAnnotation once the drain completes before calling
finishNodeCapture. In finishNodeCapture, let GetCaptureStatus errors use the
existing bounded retry window before failing a stopped capture; retain the
stopped-specific failure once that window expires.
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Fixed in 63486f6. After the worker Job and Pods drain, stopped node captures persist the finished timestamp once and reuse the bounded two-minute artifact-status retry. Retries retain the capture lock and do not reset the deadline. Expiry preserves the stopped-specific failure; a stop before worker binding still fails immediately.
Added regression coverage for drain ordering, deadline persistence, successful artifact recovery, expiry and lock release. Operator and E2E sources compile; runtime verification is queued in CI.
Also merged upstream’s fix for the failing image scan in 63486f6. The separately built frpc module still embedded go-jose 4.1.4; its requirement is now 4.1.6, confirmed in the production-tagged binary build. The required workflow checks passed. Fresh CI will rebuild and rescan the image.
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Review comments at @operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_node.go:
- Around line 313-315: Update validateNodeCaptureNamespace to reject diagnostics
namespaces that match any configured game or control-plane namespace, not just
the capture and agent CA namespaces. Build the protected namespace list from the
game and control-plane configuration in main.go, use it for the startup
validation, and pass it through NetworkCaptureReconciler so reconciliation
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Source excerpt: Every module folder (each Go module directory such as `netguard/`, `gameaction/`, `gameproto/`, `operator/`, `api/`, `agent/`, `audit-syslog-bridge/`, `telemetry-receiver/`, `sentinel/`, `mcp-server/`; the `web/` tree; and e...
Source excerpt: **Operator authority:** business logic lives in reconcilers (`operator/internal/controller/`); the API is a UX gateway and never bypasses reconciliation.
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Supported by static analysis
Script executed:
rg -n 'DiagnosticsNamespace|diagnosticsNamespace|gameNamespaces|moduleNamespace|AgentCASecretNamespace' operator/cmd/main.go operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_node.go operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_controller.go
sed -n '295,330p' operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_node.go
Repository: GameplanePanel/Gameplane
Length of output: 4362
Script executed:
sed -n '18,34p' operator/specs.md
echo'--- main.go startup check ---'
sed -n '280,295p' operator/cmd/main.go
echo'--- gameNamespaces parsing ---'
rg -n -F -e 'gameNamespaces' -e 'strings.Split' -e 'ProtectedNamespaces' -- operator/cmd operator/internal/controller operator/internal/secretscope ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'--- reconciler wiring ---'
sed -n '515,530p' operator/cmd/main.go
echo'--- go version ---'
rg -n '^go |^toolchain ' operator/go.mod ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo'--- other enforcement of PSA labels on game namespaces ---'
rg -n -F -e 'pod-security.kubernetes.io/enforce' -- operator ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: GameplanePanel/Gameplane
Length of output: 5521
Reject diagnostics namespaces that are managed game or control-plane namespaces.
validateNodeCaptureNamespace rejects a diagnostics namespace only when it equals the capture's own namespace or the agent CA namespace. It does not check the other namespaces listed in --game-namespaces. The startup check in main.go compares only --control-plane-namespace.
For example, a capture in games-a with --diagnostics-namespace=games-b passes validation when games-b is labeled pod-security.kubernetes.io/enforce=privileged. The privileged worker and its artifacts would then run in a game namespace. The PSA label check reduces this case, but it does not enforce the documented rule that the diagnostics namespace is separate from games and the control plane.
Pass the protected namespaces to the reconciler and check them at both points.
Proposed fix
In operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_controller.go, add a field next to DiagnosticsNamespace:
In operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_node.go, extend the existing separation check and add slices to the imports:
- if r.DiagnosticsNamespace == nc.Namespace || r.DiagnosticsNamespace == r.AgentCASecretNamespace {+ if r.DiagnosticsNamespace == nc.Namespace || r.DiagnosticsNamespace == r.AgentCASecretNamespace ||+ slices.Contains(r.ProtectedNamespaces, r.DiagnosticsNamespace) {
return "node diagnostics namespace must be separate from the games and control-plane namespaces", nil
}
In operator/cmd/main.go, build the list once after flag.Parse(), use it in the startup check, and pass it to NetworkCaptureReconciler. Add slices and strings to the imports if they are not already present.
- if diagnosticsNamespace != "" && diagnosticsNamespace == controlPlaneNamespace {- fmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, "diagnostics-namespace must be separate from the control-plane namespace")+ protectedNamespaces := append(strings.Split(gameNamespaces, ","), controlPlaneNamespace)+ if diagnosticsNamespace != "" && slices.Contains(protectedNamespaces, diagnosticsNamespace) {+ fmt.Fprintln(os.Stderr, "diagnostics-namespace must be separate from the games and control-plane namespaces")
os.Exit(1)
}
In the NetworkCaptureReconciler literal, add ProtectedNamespaces: protectedNamespaces,.
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Review comment at @operator/internal/controller/networkcapture_node.go around
lines 313 - 315:
Update validateNodeCaptureNamespace to reject diagnostics namespaces that match
any configured game or control-plane namespace, not just the capture and agent
CA namespaces. Build the protected namespace list from the game and
control-plane configuration in main.go, use it for the startup validation, and
pass it through NetworkCaptureReconciler so reconciliation enforces the same
separation rule.
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Restricted admission currently rejects the game workload's security settings and the packet-capture exception. This change renders an opt-in Restricted workload profile and projects rotating Kubernetes credentials only into the agent container.
Capture uses a separate, short-lived node worker when an administrator explicitly opts that server in. Both the installation and server opt-ins default off. The action is audited before granting access, requires administrator scope on the selected cluster, and cannot be inherited by cloning or enabled through generic server edits. Starting capture does not restart or inject a container into the game Pod.
The worker pins the GameServer, Pod and containerd identities, has bounded duration/storage and no Kubernetes token, hostPath or runtime socket. Its hostPID and SYS_ADMIN/SYS_PTRACE/NET_RAW capabilities still require node-level trust. Support is Linux/containerd with standard cgroup paths and eth0. Retained artifacts are served by a separate unprivileged Pod over mTLS; revocation, TTL, direct capture deletion and GameServer deletion drain workers and clean up cross-namespace resources.
Validation: production operator/API/capture builds and changed regression-source compilation passed; actionlint and offline zizmor passed. Tests were not executed locally under repository policy. CI adds real Restricted admission, compatible/incompatible template behavior, persisted data across profile upgrade, projected-token rotation, capture/download without game restart, revocation and garbage collection on amd64/arm64. Runtime guarantees remain subject to those CI results.
Integration: preserve #757's namespace-scoped Secret cache/RBAC and #756's snapshot-source authorization when resolving the overlapping operator/API files. The diagnostics Secret reads use the uncached reader and a diagnostics-only Role.
Closes #714.
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Tests
Documentation
Restricted workload upgrades now preserve shared-group access to root-created configuration files. Unsupported Hostport exposure is rejected before template admission or rollout. Generic server edits preserve an omitted administrator capture opt-in; explicit changes still require the dedicated administrator action. Diagnostics defaults also work when upgrading older releases with reused values.
Diagnostics namespace validation now covers every configured managed-game, control-plane, agent-CA and module namespace plus the actual operator deployment namespace. Startup and reconciliation share the same validation and reject missing, wildcard or malformed protected scopes.
Diagnostics authorization checks administrator permissions on the selected cluster even when the caller is a home-cluster administrator. A remote namespace capture grant cannot grant host-level diagnostics. The namespace-validation failure path and capture-sidecar module manifest are also corrected.
CI installs Trivy v0.74.0 directly from its official GitHub release with bounded retries and a pinned SHA-256 checksum. The existing vulnerability scans and failure gates remain enabled.