Add fernet key rotation#478
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I'm keeping it as draft, since there is a mismatch of the names of mounted keys [1]. This will likely change, since |
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This pull request now also contains all changes needed in the keystone-operator to support variable number of keys |
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If we land this PR please add the associated RELATED_IMAGE into the openstack-operator here: https://github.com/openstack-k8s-operators/openstack-operator/blob/main/config/default/manager_default_images.yaml |
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nit: would move this (L1392-L1397) up so that err is checked right after setting
Add configuration for specifying the number of fernet keys stored in the keystone secret. More than 2 keys are needed, since rotating 2 keys would expire sessions on every rotation. After configuration change, keys need to be added/removed and rotated in the proper order, to ensure that the sessions don't expire prematurely. Fernet key rotation is triggered in the reconcile loop. The "rotated at" timestamp is set in the secret annotation. Co-Authored-By: Grzegorz Grasza <xek@redhat.com>
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As part of this work, we needed to implement more than 2 keys, since rotating 2 would expire sessions on every rotation. There are new settings and the defaults are the same as in "old-gen" Tripelo.
jira: OSPRH-9309