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feat: add sandbox policy CRD API foundation - #428
Implement the schema-only foundation from the SandboxPolicy design:
Add Go API types, scheme registration and generated deep copies for SandboxPolicy, ClusterSandboxPolicy, SandboxPolicyClasses, and SandboxPolicyNodeStatus in kubescape.io/v1alpha1.
Represent all five primitive sections, selectors, sources, classes, roles and per-node status. These are Kubernetes CRDs, not resources served by storage's aggregated API server.
Add canonical generated manifests, representative examples, semantic validation helpers and API documentation.
Integrate schema generation and add make test-sandbox-api, including offline Kubernetes definition/structural/OpenAPI/pruning/CEL validators.
Promote existing apiextensions/YAML imports to direct dependencies without adding dependencies or changing versions.
No agent runtime, eBPF/seccomp/compiler, backend intents, ownership webhook or live deployment. Installing schemas alone provides no enforcement; managed-by: armo does not protect against edits.
File sections now require exactly one of scalar default: allow|deny or complete typed defaultByAccess; the opaque string-or-object union and its custom JSON decoder are removed. Cluster policies require explicit namespaceSelector ({} opts into all namespaces). Privilege/identity targets separate hook primitives, removed predicates are rejected rather than silently pruned, and ancestor depth is bounded to 16. CIDR format validation works with Kubernetes 1.28; strict netip checks and ordered/bounded string-port checks remain consumer responsibilities. Existing composition semantics and no-inferred-exemptions behavior are unchanged.
Current review-fix validation
go test ./pkg/apis/sandbox/... ./hack/sandbox-crds
Repeated pinned code generation produces identical deep copies/manifests
Independent Kubernetes v0.28.15 library-level validation: all four definitions/examples, 22 targeted admission cases and 7 CIDR cases; this caught and fixed a CEL-cost incompatibility by using structural oneOf
Four canonical/rendered chart .spec objects match exactly; Helm lint/render pass with Kubernetes 1.28.15 capability version. Companion chart templates add retention/ownership metadata; no chart version bump.
These are local/offline checks, not live API-server or enforcement proof.
Repository-wide go vet ./... reports existing unkeyed struct literals in unchanged pkg/registry/file/callstack/callstack_test.go; no unrelated cleanup is included.
Signed-off commit; unrelated local files excluded.
Author-approved status redesign
Following the author-selected remedy for the status-size review findings, this PR now includes a fourth kind, namespaced SandboxPolicyNodeStatus, for independent per-policy/node UID reports. Both policy kinds keep only aggregate node counts and bounded conditions; the shared status.nodes list is removed. Per-node spec identity is immutable, and snapshots have bounded detail collections/strings, full cardinality counts and explicit truncation. A worst-case escaped-detail regression snapshot is approximately 641 KB.
Runtime status writers, aggregation/cleanup and writer RBAC remain outside this schema-only slice. Namespaced policies use same-namespace reports; cluster policies use the configured agent namespace. Lifecycle, canonical naming, current-generation/freshness and truncation contracts are documented in storage's API feature guide. Rendered chart schemas remain identical to canonical artifacts (Helm lifecycle metadata differs), and the chart version is unchanged.
Alon review follow-up
Signed-off 12bceaf6 addresses review 5684251203. Companion chart update: kubescape/helm-charts#962. Design sections 3/9 and related semantics are synchronized in armosec/shared-designs-and-docs#290.
Alpha migration required: inventory old experimental objects with an unstructured client. Coordinate schema/data migration or controlled recreation for object-valued/malformed file defaults, omitted cluster namespace selectors and mixed-hook targets before deploying new typed consumers. Updating the CRD does not repair stored data, and the old schema can prune defaultByAccess; no automatic migration, cluster changes or protection withdrawal is performed here. See docs/features/sandbox-policy-api.md.
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New Features
Added Kubernetes API resources for namespaced and cluster-wide sandbox policies, reusable policy classes, and per-node status reporting.
Added example configurations for policy selectors, audit-mode rules, file and network controls, policy classes, and node status.
Policy definitions now validate selectors, rule targets, defaults, exceptions, and status limits.
Documentation
Added guidance on API resources, validation boundaries, and generated manifests.
Clarified that the API provides configuration and status reporting; runtime enforcement is not included.
Companion chart lifecycle follow-up: kubescape/helm-charts#96276d6ff60 now manages the four definitions through unconditional retained Helm templates, independently of the storage server. This API PR's source revision remains 12bceaf6; schema/data migration and explicit adoption of previously unowned CRDs are still administrator-controlled. No storage-code change or deployment is implied by the chart move.
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Adds the kubescape.io/v1alpha1 sandbox policy API, typed resources and validation, four CRD schemas with examples, per-node status contracts, and CRD generation and verification tooling. Runtime enforcement and deployment are not added.
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Typed API contracts and validation pkg/apis/sandbox/v1alpha1/*, docs/features/sandbox-policy-api.md
Adds policy, classes, and node-status types; registration; semantic validation; status limits; deterministic report naming; deep-copy support; documentation; and API tests.
Policy CRD schemas and examples pkg/apis/sandbox/crd/*, artifacts/sandboxpolicy/*policy*.yaml
Adds policy and classes CRD definitions, generated manifests, examples, schema checks, example round trips, and policy validation tests.
Per-node status reports artifacts/sandboxpolicy/sandboxpolicynodestatus.*, pkg/apis/sandbox/crd/kubernetes_validation_test.go
Adds node-status schema and example. Tests cover identity, status bounds, truncation, detail counts, and snapshot size.
CRD generation and verification hack/*, Makefile, go.mod
Adds CRD generation, manifest verification, working-directory handling, regression tests, dependencies, and the test-sandbox-api target.
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Mark selector schema as atomic for server-side apply
pkg/apis/sandbox/crd/schema.go:69
PodSelector and NamespaceSelector are exposed as metav1.LabelSelector, whose Kubernetes schema is atomic, but this hand-built schema leaves the object granular. Server-side apply can therefore merge selector fields owned by different managers into a selector that no manager authored, unexpectedly changing which pods a policy targets. Mark the selector object with x-kubernetes-map-type: atomic to preserve the native type's apply semantics.
Addressed the previously missed atomic-selector finding from review 5503220797 in f2d51ea. The schema now preserves metav1.LabelSelector's atomic map semantics for pod/namespace selectors, with a regression test. Regenerated canonical manifests and synchronized chart copies. make test-sandbox-api and targeted vet pass.
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Thanks Matthias. I went through this against the CRD design doc. The types follow the design closely, section by section, and the API tests and hack/verify-sandbox-crds.sh pass locally. A few things I'd like to raise, most important first.
1. One invalid file.default breaks list decoding for every policy (file_default.go#L42, schema.go#L105)
The schema keeps file.default as x-kubernetes-preserve-unknown-fields, so admission accepts values like "audit", 42 or [1,2]. But FileDefault.UnmarshalJSON rejects them. I decoded a SandboxPolicyList with one valid and one invalid item through the scheme's UniversalDeserializer, and the whole list failed (file default must be allow, deny, or a complete per-access object). If I read it right, one typo in any namespace would stop a typed informer from listing policies cluster-wide. Could the schema enforce the union instead? For example a scalar default: allow|deny plus a separate, fully typed per-access object, with a CEL rule for mutual exclusion. Also, MarshalJSON fails on a zero-value FileDefault, and there's no test for list decode or zero-value marshal.
2. Can one policy loosen another?
Within a single policy, deny > allow > default makes sense to me. My concern is the merge across policies (design §3: no precedence). The design's compiler invariant relies on narrow defaults plus allows, not broad denies. So an allow rule in a namespaced SandboxPolicy overrides the default: deny of a ClusterSandboxPolicy or a backend-owned policy for the same pods. Admission even accepts an allow with an empty target. Is that intended? If not, how do you see us preventing it? Related: policy-level classes also accept destClasses, while the design only mentions path-class additions. Are they scoped to their own policy, or merged per pod?
3. A ClusterSandboxPolicy without namespaceSelector matches every namespace (types.go#L93)
With podSelector: {}, that includes kube-system and the agent's own namespace. So one wrong enforce policy could block the agent that should fix it. Could namespaceSelector be required, so "all namespaces" needs an explicit {}? And should the agent always exclude its own namespace?
4. Unquoted mode: off is a YAML boolean (types.go#L23)
With sigs.k8s.io/yaml, mode: off becomes false and kubectl apply rejects it; only mode: "off" works. Since this is the kill switch, could we rename it (e.g. disabled) while we're still in v1alpha1, or at least quote it in the docs and examples?
5. Privilege and identity targets (types.go#L201)
They embed the full PathTarget, so they accept path, fromImage and fsType, which the design doesn't define for these sections. Also, fields are ANDed, but syscall, capability and pathClass are checked at different hooks, so a rule like {syscall: [init_module], capability: [SYS_MODULE]} has no single place where it can be evaluated. I'm starting on the syscall-blocking side, so I'd like us to agree on this. Should a privilege rule allow only one primitive kind, and should we drop the undefined fields while it's still cheap?
6. Status redesign
Moving per-node status to SandboxPolicyNodeStatus makes sense to me. Can we update sandbox-policy-crd.md §3 and §9 too, so the doc and the open-source contract don't drift?
Smaller things:
Reports for namespaced policies live in the policy's namespace. Was the agent namespace considered? It would need no cluster-wide create permission, and tenants could never touch the readiness signal, even if they later get access to manage their own policies.
destClass, pathClass, capability and mountFsType are free strings. Could we document the capability spelling (SYS_ADMIN vs CAP_SYS_ADMIN)?
ancestor.depth has no maximum. Should it match the BPF walk bound?
"*" in containers excludes native sidecars (restartable init containers). Is that intended?
CIDRs and port ranges are only checked by ValidatePolicySpec. Since the chart requires Kubernetes ≥1.28, CEL isCIDR() could catch them at admission.
@AlonLiwsky thanks for the careful review and the reproduction. I addressed the concrete API/validation problems in signed-off 12bceaf and synchronized the chart copies in kubescape/helm-charts#962 (1e380b9c, no chart-version bump). The design follow-up is armosec/shared-designs-and-docs#290, including §§3/9.
File defaults / typed lists: removed the opaque scalar-or-object union and its custom JSON decoder. file.default is now an allow|deny scalar; complete per-access defaults use file.defaultByAccess, and admission requires exactly one. Added real admission regressions for invalid scalar/numeric/list/legacy-object defaults and missing/incomplete/both forms, plus populated UniversalDeserializer list round trips and zero-value marshal coverage. A semantically invalid string no longer poisons list decoding; per-object semantic validation rejects it. Zero-value marshaling works, while missing defaults remain invalid—there is no implicit allow fallback.
Composition: the cross-policy behavior you describe is intentional under the current union contract: explicit deny > explicit allow > merged default. A namespaced allow can loosen a cluster/backend policy's default deny, not its explicit matching deny; empty exec targets are broad matches, not safe narrow exceptions. I documented that policy creation/write permission is authority over the merged result, and protecting one baseline object does not make its default an immutable ceiling. I have not silently changed this to hierarchy, intersection or specificity precedence. Such a non-overridable ceiling would need a separate composition/admission decision. Inline path and destination class additions are explicitly policy-local, never merged into another policy's same-name class.
Cluster scope:namespaceSelector is now required; {} is the explicit all-namespaces choice, while omission/null is invalid. I did not add an automatic agent/system-namespace exclusion: our agreed strict-binding contract has no inferred exemptions. Explicit selectors and safe administrator rollout remain necessary.
YAML off: retained the enum to avoid a gratuitous rename, but quote mode: "off" in the contract/examples and added a YAML round-trip regression that demonstrates unquoted off becoming boolean false.
Hook targets: privilege targets now select one primitive kind (syscall, capability, mountFsType, or pathClass); flags qualify the syscall primitive. Independent syscall/capability checks must be separate rules. Removed privilege path/fromImage/fsType and identity fromImage/fsType; admission explicitly rejects those fields instead of pruning away a constraint. Identity keeps path (it is explicitly defined in design §5.5) and pathClass; file, IMDS and environment-read primitives use separate rules. The design's combined-hook examples are split accordingly.
Status: the companion design PR replaces embedded status.nodes with bounded SandboxPolicyNodeStatus reports and a future policy-summary aggregator. Current placement stays policy namespace for namespaced policies / agent namespace for cluster policies; I documented that policy writers must not inherit report/status-writing permissions. Moving all reports to the agent namespace is a separate API/reference/owner-reference/cleanup decision, not just an RBAC switch.
Smaller points: capability spelling (SYS_ADMIN, not CAP_SYS_ADMIN) and class scope are documented; ancestor depth is now bounded to 1..16 at admission and typed validation; native sidecars are explicitly covered by the existing “init containers must be named” rule. For CIDRs, isCIDR() is actually Kubernetes 1.31+, so I used the Kubernetes-1.28-compatible OpenAPI format: cidr instead. Strict netip consumer validation remains because Kubernetes' format parser accepts some leading-zero IPv4 forms. Ordered/bounded string-port ranges remain a documented consumer check; I did not add arbitrary enclosing-list limits solely to satisfy CEL cost estimates.
Validation: scoped unit/race/vet checks, go build ./..., canonical generation consistency, current Kubernetes definition/structural/OpenAPI/pruning/CEL validators, and independent v0.28.15 validation of all four CRD definitions/examples plus 22 targeted admission and 7 CIDR cases pass. The 1.28 check caught a real CEL cost-budget incompatibility in the first implementation; structural oneOf now enforces primitive exclusivity without that problem. Chart files match all four canonical manifests byte-for-byte; Helm lint and rendering with 1.28.15 capability version pass. These are library/local checks, not a live API-server deployment claim.
Migration caveat: these are alpha API changes. Existing experimental objects need unstructured inventory and coordinated schema/data migration or controlled recreation before new typed clients are deployed. A CRD update does not repair stored malformed values, and the old schema can prune defaultByAccess; the migration guide explicitly warns against a blind data-first update. No cluster migration, deletion, enforcement withdrawal or deployment was performed.
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Validated the distinction: the fixture test checks verifier behavior, not repository-wide drift. I tried adding the full verifier to test-sandbox-api, but the existing full generator reports unrelated softwarecomposition/OpenAPI drift on this branch (while the sandbox CRD manifests reproduce identically). Wiring that verifier into this focused target would currently fail for pre-existing, out-of-scope generated code. Deferring the full-target integration rather than silently regenerate unrelated APIs; the focused package/admission checks and an explicit sandbox manifest regeneration/byte comparison passed for this change. No API or schema changes made for this suggestion.
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@matthyx Deferring the full-verifier integration is reasonable given the unrelated drift you reported. This suggestion should not require regenerating unrelated APIs.
Your reported sandbox manifest byte comparison covers drift for this change. It does not add an automated drift check to test-sandbox-api, so this remains deferred rather than fixed.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for a sandbox-only drift check that does not invoke unrelated generators?
Address the previously missed finding in Copilot review 5503220797. Add a regression test and regenerate the policy schemas.
Signed-off-by: Matthias Bertschy <matthias.bertschy@gmail.com>
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…status (#485)
* feat(sandbox): report the applied policy generation in node status
observedGeneration records the latest attempt, including a rejected one,
so a node that keeps last-good bindings had no typed way to say which
generation it still enforces. appliedGeneration carries that value, and
admission rejects one above observedGeneration.
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* feat(sandbox): add a none tier for nodes that cannot enforce or audit
Without BPF LSM the enforcement programs attach but never run, so no
existing tier is true: audit-only would claim events that never come.
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* docs(sandbox): stale means an older generation is enforced
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Summary
Implement the schema-only foundation from the SandboxPolicy design:
SandboxPolicy,ClusterSandboxPolicy,SandboxPolicyClasses, andSandboxPolicyNodeStatusinkubescape.io/v1alpha1.make test-sandbox-api, including offline Kubernetes definition/structural/OpenAPI/pruning/CEL validators.Companion installation PR: kubescape/helm-charts#962 (chart version intentionally unchanged).
Design: https://github.com/armosec/shared-designs-and-docs/blob/main/projects/cloud-agent-sandbox/design/sandbox-policy-crd.md
Scope and validation boundaries
No agent runtime, eBPF/seccomp/compiler, backend intents, ownership webhook or live deployment. Installing schemas alone provides no enforcement;
managed-by: armodoes not protect against edits.File sections now require exactly one of scalar
default: allow|denyor complete typeddefaultByAccess; the opaque string-or-object union and its custom JSON decoder are removed. Cluster policies require explicitnamespaceSelector({}opts into all namespaces). Privilege/identity targets separate hook primitives, removed predicates are rejected rather than silently pruned, and ancestor depth is bounded to 16. CIDRformatvalidation works with Kubernetes 1.28; strictnetipchecks and ordered/bounded string-port checks remain consumer responsibilities. Existing composition semantics and no-inferred-exemptions behavior are unchanged.Current review-fix validation
go test ./pkg/apis/sandbox/... ./hack/sandbox-crdshack/verify-sandbox-crds.sh -count=1(current Kubernetes definition/structural/OpenAPI/pruning/CEL validators)go vetgo build ./...oneOf.specobjects match exactly; Helm lint/render pass with Kubernetes 1.28.15 capability version. Companion chart templates add retention/ownership metadata; no chart version bump.These are local/offline checks, not live API-server or enforcement proof.
Repository-wide
go vet ./...reports existing unkeyed struct literals in unchangedpkg/registry/file/callstack/callstack_test.go; no unrelated cleanup is included.Signed-off commit; unrelated local files excluded.
Author-approved status redesign
Following the author-selected remedy for the status-size review findings, this PR now includes a fourth kind, namespaced
SandboxPolicyNodeStatus, for independent per-policy/node UID reports. Both policy kinds keep only aggregate node counts and bounded conditions; the sharedstatus.nodeslist is removed. Per-node spec identity is immutable, and snapshots have bounded detail collections/strings, full cardinality counts and explicit truncation. A worst-case escaped-detail regression snapshot is approximately 641 KB.Runtime status writers, aggregation/cleanup and writer RBAC remain outside this schema-only slice. Namespaced policies use same-namespace reports; cluster policies use the configured agent namespace. Lifecycle, canonical naming, current-generation/freshness and truncation contracts are documented in storage's API feature guide. Rendered chart schemas remain identical to canonical artifacts (Helm lifecycle metadata differs), and the chart version is unchanged.
Alon review follow-up
Signed-off
12bceaf6addresses review 5684251203. Companion chart update: kubescape/helm-charts#962. Design sections 3/9 and related semantics are synchronized in armosec/shared-designs-and-docs#290.Alpha migration required: inventory old experimental objects with an unstructured client. Coordinate schema/data migration or controlled recreation for object-valued/malformed file defaults, omitted cluster namespace selectors and mixed-hook targets before deploying new typed consumers. Updating the CRD does not repair stored data, and the old schema can prune
defaultByAccess; no automatic migration, cluster changes or protection withdrawal is performed here. Seedocs/features/sandbox-policy-api.md.Summary by CodeRabbit
Companion chart lifecycle follow-up: kubescape/helm-charts#962
76d6ff60now manages the four definitions through unconditional retained Helm templates, independently of the storage server. This API PR's source revision remains12bceaf6; schema/data migration and explicit adoption of previously unowned CRDs are still administrator-controlled. No storage-code change or deployment is implied by the chart move.