nc - iam - role policy crud - #9947
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ChangesRole inline-policy support
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Concurrent role policy and role mutations may overwrite updates or act on stale state, while some failures can identify the wrong resource type. The PR is not fully merge-ready until the concurrency behavior is fixed or explicitly accepted and the API error wording is corrected. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant IAMClient
participant AccountSpaceFS
participant RoleStorage
IAMClient->>AccountSpaceFS: role inline-policy request
AccountSpaceFS->>AccountSpaceFS: authorize and validate role or policy
AccountSpaceFS->>RoleStorage: persist or load role policy
RoleStorage-->>AccountSpaceFS: role or policy data
AccountSpaceFS-->>IAMClient: serialized policy or operation result
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In `@src/sdk/accountspace_fs.js`:
- Line 866: Update the role-policy operation calls to pass the role resource
type into the shared policy helpers, including _check_total_policy_size and the
helpers at the referenced role-operation sites, so validation and not-found
errors identify roles rather than users. Preserve existing user-operation
behavior and helper semantics for all non-role paths.
- Around line 854-868: Protect the complete role-policy read-modify-write flow
in put_role_policy and delete_role_policy with per-role serialization or a
conditional revision-checked write. Ensure concurrent updates for the same role
cannot overwrite one another, while preserving the existing policy replacement
and deletion behavior.
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| const requesting_account = account_sdk.requesting_account; | ||
| this._check_if_requesting_account_is_root_account(action, requesting_account, {}); | ||
| const { owner_account_id, role_data } = await this._check_if_role_exists(params, requesting_account); | ||
| const iam_user_policies = [...(role_data.iam_user_policies || [])]; |
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for roles, we should update iam_role_policies and not iam_user_policies. Please add a new field in nsfs_account_schema, you can refer PR
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also, add a default empty value in _new_role_defaults() if required
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I don't think we need to add a new field. If only one of the fields will be used, we can use just one.
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I think even if the schema is the same, roles should use iam_role_policies and users should use iam_user_policies so behavior stays clear and consistent with the APIs.
We should keep both fields and set iam_role_policies: [] in role defaults if needed.
@naveenpaul1 @shirady wdyt?
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I understand only one will be used but both the fields have a different purpose. Also, since containerized design is also using 2 different fields, i think it's better to be aligned since codebase might be shared at places like iam_utils.js -> _get_identity_policies(), we might have to add special handling in such cases
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We still having #9916 open for containerized schema changes.
In the PR we have two separate iam_user_policies and iam_role_policies, we can decide here and make changes accordingly in both.
cc @jackyalbo If you have anything to add
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@jackyalbo @shirady Can you please weigh in. It's not a big change, just a matter of preference. Another option is to use one field with the name "inline_policies".
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Any reason we will need both? I agree with @alphaprinz it sound like we should use the one iam_policy for role/user/group whatever
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Fine with iam_inline_policy, will also update the same in my PR #9916
We do not need multiple fields, one is fine if we have proper/generic name for all.
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I'm fine with the suggestion of having a single array in the schema that would serve user and role (actually, I raised this as question here as well).
Anyway, please remember that schema changes in containerized must be with upgrade script since it was already GA'd (for NC it is new in this version so it not a change yet).
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In `@src/sdk/accountspace_fs.js`:
- Around line 814-816: Update the _throw_error_delete_conflict calls in the
role-deletion paths, including the iam_user_policies check and the corresponding
occurrence near the other reported location, to pass the full role_data object
instead of params.role_name. Preserve the existing conflict arguments and
behavior while ensuring entity identity fields are available to conflict
logging.
- Around line 814-817: Make delete_role atomic with role-policy mutations by
coordinating the role snapshot/conflict check and delete_role_config_file
operation with put_role_policy through the existing shared lock, or by enforcing
a revision-checked delete. Ensure a concurrent policy update cannot occur
between reading role_data.iam_user_policies and deleting the role configuration.
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| if (role_data.iam_user_policies && role_data.iam_user_policies.length > 0) { | ||
| this._throw_error_delete_conflict(action, params.role_name, 'role policies', 'role'); | ||
| } | ||
| await this.config_fs.delete_role_config_file(role_data); |
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rg -n -C 5 '_throw_if_config_dir_locked|config_dir_locked|lock_and_run|role.*lock|lock.*role' src/sdk src/util
printf '%s\n' '--- all role-policy and role deletion callers ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- role mutation synchronization references ---'
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rg -n 'KeysSemaphore|Semaphore|lock_and_run|surround_key|surround_keys|role.*semaphore|semaphore.*role' src/sdk/accountspace_fs.js src/sdk/config_fs.jsRepository: noobaa/noobaa-core
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from pathlib import Path
account = Path('src/sdk/accountspace_fs.js').read_text()
native = Path('src/util/native_fs_utils.js').read_text()
def require(text, fragment):
if fragment not in text:
raise SystemExit(f'missing expected fragment: {fragment}')
require(account, 'const { account_cache, iam_roles_cache } = require')
require(account, 'await this._check_if_role_exists(params, requesting_account);')
require(account, 'this._throw_error_delete_conflict(action, params.role_name, \'role policies\', \'role\');')
require(account, 'await this.config_fs.delete_role_config_file(role_data);')
require(account, 'await this.config_fs.update_role_config_file(role_data);')
require(native, '// TODO: add retry? should we fail deletion if the config file was updated at the same time?')
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for token in ('KeysSemaphore', 'lock_and_run', 'surround_key', 'surround_keys'):
if token in account:
raise SystemExit(f'unexpected role-operation lock token: {token}')
# A successful policy update can occur after delete_role's policy snapshot.
events = ['delete_snapshot', 'policy_update', 'role_delete']
for order in (events,):
assert order.index('delete_snapshot') < order.index('policy_update') < order.index('role_delete')
print('role policy snapshot precedes the unsynchronized policy update and role delete')
print('native_fs_utils.js documents a concurrent update/delete race at the config-file layer')
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Make role deletion atomic with role-policy mutations.
delete_role snapshots role_data.iam_user_policies, then awaits delete_role_config_file. put_role_policy can update the same role between these operations because no shared lock or revision check exists. Serialize role deletion with role mutations, or use a revision-checked delete.
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In `@src/sdk/accountspace_fs.js` around lines 814 - 817, Make delete_role atomic
with role-policy mutations by coordinating the role snapshot/conflict check and
delete_role_config_file operation with put_role_policy through the existing
shared lock, or by enforcing a revision-checked delete. Ensure a concurrent
policy update cannot occur between reading role_data.iam_user_policies and
deleting the role configuration.
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@alphaprinz I think you can add test cases in the file |
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LGTM
upgrade script changes are not in this PR, I will handle it in my PR #9916
Describe the Problem
Implement role inline policy crud api for NC.
Also enable tests for NC.
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Issues: Fixed #xxx / Gap #xxx
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