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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds API server TLS restoration, TLS checker pod, OpenSSL, and WMCO restart-state helpers. It adds four Windows end-to-end tests for Intermediate, Modern, Old, and Custom TLS profiles. The tests verify WMCO restarts, logs, protocol behavior, cipher negotiation, and the Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The TLS e2e coverage can be silently skipped after real profile-patch failures, or fail when a cluster already has the target TLS profile. Correct the setup and error handling before merge so the new tests reliably validate TLS enforcement. Important Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional. ❌ Failed checks (1 error, 3 warnings)
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In `@ote/test/e2e/utils.go`:
- Line 1358: Update the restart validation around the startTime comparison to
reject an empty restart baseline instead of treating the newly available pod
timestamp as a restart. Return an error when startTime is unset, and assert
successful timestamp acquisition before each API server patch.
- Line 1385: Update the checker pod command in the test setup so it remains
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- Line 1384: Update the new test pod definition near the image field so it uses
an image supplied by the cluster test payload or another guaranteed
cluster-local source instead of linuxDebugImage. Keep the pod’s existing
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- Line 1367: Update the error formatting in checkWMCORestarted to wrap pollErr
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- Line 1421: Update the OpenSSL command construction around the `cmd` assignment
to build the host-and-port target with `net.JoinHostPort(host, port)` instead of
formatting `%s:%s`, preserving the existing `tlsArg` and command behavior for
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In `@ote/test/e2e/winc.go`:
- Line 2400: Update the runTLSCheck call in the custom cipher assertion to pass
the -tls1_2 flag, then verify the negotiated protocol is TLS 1.2 before
validating the cipher suite.
- Line 2287: Check and handle the error returned by every runTLSCheck call
before evaluating its output. Update ote/test/e2e/winc.go at lines 2287, 2297,
2322, and 2400 to replace ignored errors with the surrounding test’s established
assertion or failure mechanism, preserving the existing TLS output checks after
successful execution.
- Around line 2092-2093: All eight TLS restoration calls in ote/test/e2e/winc.go
at lines 2092-2093, 2101-2102, 2162-2163, 2171-2172, 2248-2249, 2257-2258,
2356-2357, and 2365-2366 must check and surface Execute() errors. Consolidate
the repeated oc.AsAdmin().WithoutNamespace().Run("patch") restoration logic into
one helper, and have every affected restoration path use it while preserving the
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Re: r3893603372 (disconnected cluster image concern)
The linuxDebugImage (registry.access.redhat.com/ubi9/ubi:latest) is used throughout the OTE test suite for Linux test pods (see winc.go lines 1109, 1807). This follows the existing pattern established in the codebase.
For disconnected clusters, the standard practice is to mirror required images including this UBI9 debug image. The test pod needs bash and openssl for TLS validation, which UBI9 provides.
If we need a cluster-local alternative, we'd need team guidance on:
- Which payload image has bash + openssl (tools imagestream?)
- Whether to refactor all linuxDebugImage usage or just this new test
- Cluster-local image discovery pattern to use
For now, this maintains consistency with existing OTE test patterns. Happy to update if there's a preferred cluster-local image source.
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@rrasouli one design question on the non-TLS skip, so we can wire up openshift/release#84451 (the The Could we make the skip conditional on an env var that only the techpreview job sets? Something like: if os.Getenv("WINC_TLS_ADHERENCE_ONLY") != "true" {
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Add 4 automated test cases for WMCO TLS security profile enforcement: - OCP-90117: Verify default Intermediate TLS profile and ServiceMonitor - OCP-90118: Verify WMCO pod restarts on TLS profile change - OCP-90119: Verify Modern profile enforces TLS 1.3 via openssl - OCP-90120: Verify Custom profile with specific cipher suites Tests require StrictAllComponents adherence policy and skip gracefully on clusters that do not support the tlsAdherence field.
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In `@ote/test/e2e/winc.go`:
- Around line 2079-2081: Update the TLS setup in the test around origAdherence
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- Around line 2212-2213: Update the Modern-profile test around verifyAdherence
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- Around line 2094-2095: Unify the four TLS restoration cleanup sites through
one shared cleanup path centered on restoreAPIServerTLS. Capture the WMCO
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Establish the Intermediate profile before checking it.
This condition checks only tlsAdherence. If the cluster uses StrictAllComponents with a Modern, Old, or Custom profile, the test still expects VersionTLS12 and fails without testing the default profile.
Require an absent or Intermediate profile, or apply Intermediate and restore it after the test. The PR objective requires verification of the default Intermediate profile.
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In `@ote/test/e2e/winc.go` around lines 2079 - 2081, Update the TLS setup in the
test around origAdherence so it establishes the default Intermediate profile
before validating TLS behavior: accept only an absent or Intermediate profile,
or temporarily apply Intermediate and restore the original configuration
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| checkWMCORestarted(oc, restoreTime) | ||
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Make TLS restoration cleanup validate reconciliation.
The first two cleanup callbacks discard the (bool, error) result from checkWMCORestarted and the error from waitForDeploymentReady. The cleanup callbacks can therefore complete after a failed or incomplete WMCO restoration.
The direct deferred calls at lines 2199 and 2298 invoke restoreAPIServerTLS, which returns no error and only logs patch failures. They also do not wait for the asynchronous WMCO restart or deployment readiness that restoration can trigger.
Use one shared cleanup path for all four sites. It must propagate restoration errors, capture the WMCO baseline before restoration, require the restart check to succeed, and handle the deployment-readiness error. Keep the Windows-node readiness check in the second cleanup path.
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In `@ote/test/e2e/winc.go` around lines 2094 - 2095, Unify the four TLS
restoration cleanup sites through one shared cleanup path centered on
restoreAPIServerTLS. Capture the WMCO restart baseline before restoration,
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Require the exact TLS adherence policy.
Both tests accept any non-empty tlsAdherence, although neither profile patch sets StrictAllComponents.
ote/test/e2e/winc.go#L2212-L2213: requireverifyAdherence == "StrictAllComponents"before testing Modern-profile enforcement.ote/test/e2e/winc.go#L2312-L2313: requireverifyAdherence == "StrictAllComponents"before testing Custom-profile cipher enforcement.
The PR objective requires StrictAllComponents.
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Track WMCO Pod recreation and in-place manager container restarts using Pod UID, start time, restart count, and container ID. Update all TLS and proxy tests to use the corrected detection logic. Also fix TLS checker pod naming, TLS cleanup for immutable fields, default profile restoration, test-name spelling, and the restart timeout message. Validated OCP-90118, OCP-90119, and OCP-90120 successfully.
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In `@ote/test/e2e/winc.go`:
- Around line 2204-2206: Update the TLS adherence test flow around the Modern
and Custom profile patches to check adherence support before applying either
profile. Require each profile patch to succeed, removing the error-to-g.Skip
conversion that mislabels authorization, validation, or API failures as
unsupported tlsAdherence; retain skipping only for the explicit
adherence-support check.
- Around line 2155-2158: Update the Modern, Old, and Custom TLS profile test
flows around their profile patch commands so each target patch is guaranteed to
differ from the current effective profile before capturing the restart baseline.
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Ensure each profile patch changes the TLS profile.
The Modern, Old, and Custom tests capture restart baselines before patching fixed profiles. They do not select a known alternate profile first. Restoration also restores the captured original profile, which can be the next test's target.
The SecurityProfileWatcher compares the effective profile with reflect.DeepEqual and invokes WMCO shutdown only when it changes. If the current profile already matches the target, the patch does not trigger a restart and checkWMCORestarted can fail after its six-minute poll. Apply a known alternate profile and wait for that transition before each target baseline, or otherwise ensure that every target differs from the current profile.
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Custom TLS profile test flows around their profile patch commands so each target
patch is guaranteed to differ from the current effective profile before
capturing the restart baseline. Apply a known alternate profile and wait for
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Do not convert profile patch failures into skips.
The Modern and Custom patches update only spec.tlsSecurityProfile; they do not request spec.tlsAdherence. Any authorization, validation, or API error is therefore reported as unsupported tlsAdherence, and the test skips its TLS checks.
Check adherence support before applying the profile. Then require each profile patch to succeed.
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before applying either profile. Require each profile patch to succeed, removing
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Summary
Adds 4 automated OTE test cases for WMCO TLS security profile enforcement (WINC-1988 / PR #4340):
openssl s_clientAll tests require
StrictAllComponentsadherence policy onapiserver/cluster. Tests skip gracefully on clusters that do not support thetlsAdherencefield.Implementation changes
managercontainer restart count/container ID. This detects both Pod recreation and in-place container restarts.tlsAdherenceduring cleanup; tests requireStrictAllComponentsto be preconfigured.Intermediateprofile because the API server can reject removing the field after defaulting it.tls-adherancetotls-adherence.Test results
Using the rebuilt OTE binary and a cluster configured with
tlsAdherence=StrictAllComponents:The initial failures of OCP-90118, OCP-90119, and OCP-90120 were false negatives caused by checking only the Pod
status.startTime. WMCO restarts themanagercontainer in place, so the Pod is not recreated. After tracking the container restart state, the tests passed.Jira
https://issues.redhat.com/browse/WINC-2016
Polarion Test Cases
OCP-90117, OCP-90118, OCP-90119, OCP-90120
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StrictAllComponentsadherence support.managercontainer.Summary by CodeRabbit
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