Add AKS and EKS cluster support - #292
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughCluster detection now recognizes AKS and EKS clusters, including infra variants. Their cluster types support load-balancer defaults, and automatic resource profile resolution selects the medium profile for them. ChangesAKS and EKS cluster support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Initialization as ensureInitialized
participant Detector as DetectClusterType
participant Config as KubeConfig
participant Log as Logger
Initialization->>Detector: pass logger, config, and API resources
Detector->>Config: obtain configured server URL
Config-->>Detector: return server URL
Detector->>Detector: parse URL and classify hostname
Detector-->>Initialization: return cluster type
Detector->>Log: warn if URL parsing fails
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to EKS dual-stack clusters do not receive the intended EKS configuration defaults. Extend endpoint detection before merging, or explicitly accept this support limitation. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Line 171: Update the EKS endpoint detection condition to recognize documented
standard and infra dual-stack `.api.aws` endpoints, using an EKS-specific signal
so the suffix alone does not classify unrelated clusters as EKS; retain support
for `.eks.amazonaws.com` and add fixtures for both dual-stack formats.
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| // EKS clusters have server hostnames ending in .eks.amazonaws.com | ||
| if parsedURL != nil && strings.HasSuffix(parsedURL.Hostname(), ".eks.amazonaws.com") { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Recognize EKS dual-stack cluster endpoints.
EKS IPv6 clusters created after October 2024 use Kubernetes API endpoints ending in .api.aws, not .eks.amazonaws.com. This condition excludes those supported clusters. (docs.aws.amazon.com)
With a standard EKS ARN context and ordinary Kubernetes API resources, detection then returns ClusterTypeUnknown. The cluster consequently misses load-balancer defaults and the medium automatic resource profile.
Extend detection to the documented EKS endpoint formats. Use an EKS-specific signal for .api.aws, since that suffix alone does not identify EKS. Add standard and infra dual-stack fixtures.
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Review comment at @internal/env/env.go at line 171:
Update the EKS endpoint detection condition to recognize documented standard and
infra dual-stack `.api.aws` endpoints, using an EKS-specific signal so the
suffix alone does not classify unrelated clusters as EKS; retain support for
`.eks.amazonaws.com` and add fixtures for both dual-stack formats.
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I forgot what's the point of distinguishing between "infra" and "non-infra" flavors? I think both infra web UI and CI provisioning use the same stackrox-automation-flavors backend containers. So depending on the answer, some of my comments might not make much sense :-)
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How do we notice if this changes? 😟
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Also, I'm not sure if account IDs are not considered confidential. I'm not seeing this in the logs for this old run, which suggests that either this ID is wrong, or it's redacted (in which case we probably shouldn't be publishing it here either).
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| if strings.Contains(parsedURL.Hostname(), "srox-temp-dev") { |
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Extract "srox-temp-dev" into a const?
Also, I think CI AKS clusters are running in a different project than the on-demand instances created from infra UI? For example this old run has "fqdn": "rox-ci-209-stackrox-ci-3fe608-f5kdmupn.hcp.eastus.azmk8s.io",
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AKS has been e2e tested locally, EKS not (don't know how the AWS login works for us).
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