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fix(talos): stop the audit flood by selecting AppArmor correctly - #4197
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Check name Status Explanation Linked Issues check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Out of Scope Changes check Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request. Description check The description explains the audit flood, AppArmor selection, required tooling, and production verification. It is directly related to the changeset. Title check The title clearly identifies the primary change: selecting AppArmor correctly in Talos to stop the audit flood.
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The deployment blocker is now tracked in devantler-tech/ksail#7299. Keep this PR draft until the normal deployment path can reconcile changed boot images at the same Talos version. Production nodes have not been rolled by this PR, and the Coroot warnings are not yet claimed resolved. |
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In `@scripts/tests/test-talos-apparmor-lsm.sh`:
- Line 36: Update check_args to reject the exact kernel argument apparmor=0, and
add negative coverage verifying rejection in both
.machine.install.extraKernelArgs and .customization.extraKernelArgs.
In `@talos/cluster/enable-apparmor.yaml`:
- Line 9: Add the apparmor=1 kernel argument alongside the existing lsm argument
in both kernel-argument sources: the Talos cluster configuration and the factory
schematic. Preserve the existing LSM list.
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apparmor=0 disables AppArmor whatever lsm= selects, so the LSM contract could pass on a config that leaves AppArmor off. Both kernel-argument sources now carry apparmor=1, and the contract requires exactly that one apparmor= argument. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The reviewed source passed CI, but the merge-group deployment failed. The public Image Factory precheck registered the intended schematic successfully; KSail's registration request then hit its context deadline before image convergence. That is not a successful rollout, and increasing retries did not resolve the hosted-runner failure. I returned this PR to draft and opened the bounded transport investigation in devantler-tech/ksail#7707, linked as a native blocker of #4194. There will be no blind requeue or certificate-verification bypass. The failed deployment and automatic restore have both completed. The restore passed its declared-image readback, node readiness/settings checks, published-source reconciliation, and two separated orphan checks for resources touched by this attempt. Historical retained objects are not erased or counted as new failures. The init-image acceptance remains unfulfilled. |
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The transport dependency is delivered: KSail#7708 merged at The release producer completed and created Consumer preparation is validated in an isolated worktree integrated with current platform main: the full root-module test suite, LSM counterfactuals, pinned Talos offline rendering and actual OpenBao chart/API transition test pass. The merged producer's six fold inputs still match the existing audited set; no audit allow-list expansion is needed. Resume condition: verify successful publication, the actual release/tag/asset digest and binary identity, then adopt all five governed pins and secure new consumer-head CI and review before normal merge-queue delivery. No consumer update has been pushed yet. Production image identity, workload health and separated live audit-log clearance remain required on #4194; this PR stays draft until its new consumer head is genuinely ready. |
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At this head, the required CI aggregate and readable required workflows pass, all six review threads are resolved, and CodeRabbit's fresh completed review names this head with no actionable comments. GitHub's native code-quality rule remains unobservable through the read API; ordinary queue admission must enforce it. The PR is conflict-free and signed. The production rollout remains an acceptance gate, not a completed result: the merge-group deployment must converge on the corrected image, followed by fresh workload-health and separated live audit-log readbacks. Issue #4194 stays open until that outcome is verified. |
#4197 merged at Production deployment was accepted before merge. Its strict node readback passed: every node runs the intended Talos release and corrected schematic, Ready and schedulable. A separate OIDC-only readback also passed, and all three root Flux layers are unsuspended and Ready at the accepted artifact revision. This establishes merge and boot-image delivery, not a fully clean Coroot project. Rollout-era alerts and replication risks still require separated live readbacks and aging evidence; no monitoring check or historical record was weakened to clear them. The retained portal cleanup remains separate work in #4814 / #4266. |
Why
The platform activates the wrong host security module, flooding its audit log and causing recurring Coroot alerts. The volume also causes audit records to be lost.
What
Restore the intended host security protections using the released tooling needed to update running nodes. Preserve audit logging and alert checks; completion requires healthy production workloads and confirmation that the live audit flood has stopped.
Part of #4194
👉 After merge/promotion: verify the running image and host protection, then take separated live audit-log samples before closing the issue.