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Enable bundled OpenBao (bundledVault) throughout osac-installer so every CI and dev environment gets a Vault-compatible secret store without per-profile opt-in.

P0: Remove bundledVault blocks from CI infra.yaml files (caas-ci, vmaas-ci, bmaas-ci, full-ci) -- these were misplaced because the bundled-openbao.yaml template belongs to the Phase 3 osac chart, but infra.yaml is only passed to osac-deps and osac-infra charts.

P1: Flip defaults in charts/osac/values.yaml (enabled: true, devRootToken: "dev-root-token") and update values.schema.json to match.

P2: Update helm-deployment-guide.md CI/Dev features table to reflect the new default, and add bundled-openbao to AGENTS.md Phase 3 template listing.

P3: Retained bundledVault in dev/kind-instance.yaml for self-documentation (matches the pattern of other explicit overrides in that file).

Assisted-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com

Summary

  • Deployment and configuration

    • Bundled OpenBao is enabled by default.
    • The default development root token is "dev-root-token".
    • CI profiles no longer override the chart defaults.
    • The development Kind profile retains explicit bundled OpenBao settings for self-documentation.
    • Bundled PostgreSQL settings remain unchanged.
  • Documentation

    • Helm deployment guidance now documents the default CI/development service settings.
    • The guide states that these settings should be disabled in production.
    • AGENTS.md now lists the bundled-openbao template in the chart architecture.
  • API surface, controllers, database, auth, and tests

    • No API, controller, database, or test changes were identified.
    • OpenBao provides a Vault-compatible secret store for CI and development environments.
    • Production deployments must disable bundled OpenBao and use an external Vault instance.
  • Backward compatibility

    • CI and development deployments that relied on profile-specific OpenBao configuration now use the chart defaults.
    • Production deployments should explicitly disable bundled OpenBao. Otherwise, the new default changes deployment behavior and uses a development token.

Risk classification

  • risk:show — The change affects deployment defaults and secret-store configuration, but it does not modify application logic, APIs, controllers, or database behavior.
  • The change is close to risk:ask because enabling a bundled secret store and setting a default token can affect production security. It does not qualify because the documentation identifies these settings as CI/development features and instructs production deployments to disable bundled OpenBao.

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@obochan-rh: This pull request references OSAC-4704 which is a valid jira issue.

Warning: The referenced jira issue has an invalid target version for the target branch this PR targets: expected the sub-task to target the "5.1.0" version, but no target version was set.

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In response to this:

Enable bundled OpenBao (bundledVault) throughout osac-installer so every CI and dev environment gets a Vault-compatible secret store without per-profile opt-in.

P0: Remove bundledVault blocks from CI infra.yaml files (caas-ci, vmaas-ci, bmaas-ci, full-ci) -- these were misplaced because the bundled-openbao.yaml template belongs to the Phase 3 osac chart, but infra.yaml is only passed to osac-deps and osac-infra charts.

P1: Flip defaults in charts/osac/values.yaml (enabled: true, devRootToken: "dev-root-token") and update values.schema.json to match.

P2: Update helm-deployment-guide.md CI/Dev features table to reflect the new default, and add bundled-openbao to AGENTS.md Phase 3 template listing.

P3: Retained bundledVault in dev/kind-instance.yaml for self-documentation (matches the pattern of other explicit overrides in that file).

Assisted-by: Claude noreply@anthropic.com

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❌ E2E VMaaS Full Install -- AI Diagnosis | Category: UNKNOWN

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Confidence: not reported by the model | Estimated cost: unavailable (response had no usage data)

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❌ E2E BMaaS Full Install -- AI Diagnosis | Category: OSAC_AAP

Root cause

The deployment of cert-manager, a critical prerequisite for services like the newly enabled bundledVault (OpenBao), failed because its required Kubernetes ServiceAccount was not found during resource creation, leading to pods being forbidden.

Causal chain

  • The GitHub Actions workflow began the installation of OSAC components onto the target OpenShift/KubeVirt cluster.
  • As part of this installation, cert-manager was deployed.
  • During the creation of cert-manager's replicaset, the Kubernetes API reported that the cert-manager ServiceAccount was missing. This prevented the cert-manager pods from being created.
  • This fundamental failure in cert-manager's deployment meant that components relying on cert-manager (such as bundledVault whose enabled flag was changed in this PR to true by default) would not be able to function correctly or even start.
  • The overall "E2E BMaaS Full Install" workflow failed because a core infrastructural dependency (certificate management) was not met.

Evidence

cert-manager/events.txt:

8:43m         Warning   FailedCreate         replicaset/cert-manager-68f85f7f6b              Error creating: pods "cert-manager-68f85f7f6b-" is forbidden: error looking up service account cert-manager/cert-manager: serviceaccount "cert-manager" not found

Conclusion

The OSAC installation, likely via an Ansible playbook managed by osac-aap, failed to properly provision the cert-manager ServiceAccount before attempting to deploy cert-manager's replicasets. The next step is to verify the osac-installer logic (specifically within osac-aap playbooks or related Helm charts) to ensure that the cert-manager ServiceAccount is created and available in the correct namespace before cert-manager's deployments are initiated, especially given the new default enablement of bundledVault which likely relies on cert-manager.

Confidence: 95% | Estimated cost: $0.0139 (15576 input + 3707 output tokens, gemini-2.5-flash)

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❌ E2E CaaS Full Install -- AI Diagnosis | Category: INFRA

Root cause

The E2E CaaS Full Install workflow failed because the cert-manager component could not deploy due to missing service accounts, indicating a problem with the cluster's RBAC setup or the cert-manager deployment manifest.

Causal chain

  • During the installation process, the system attempted to deploy cert-manager's cainjector and controller components.
  • The deployment of these components failed because the required Kubernetes service accounts, cert-manager/cert-manager-cainjector and cert-manager/cert-manager, were not found in the cluster.
  • Subsequently, other cert-manager related pods, such as trust-manager, also encountered failures, specifically a FailedMount for a TLS secret, likely due to the foundational cert-manager components not being operational.
  • Without a functioning cert-manager, critical certificate provisioning for other OSAC components would likely fail, leading to an incomplete or non-functional OSAC installation and ultimately the workflow failure. The absence of a junit.xml suggests the E2E test suite likely never reached the point of running its tests successfully.

Evidence

cert-manager/events.txt:

Warning   FailedCreate         replicaset/cert-manager-cainjector-85795bb8f6   Error creating: pods "cert-manager-cainjector-85795bb8f6-" is forbidden: error looking up service account cert-manager/cert-manager-cainjector: serviceaccount "cert-manager-cainjector" not found

cert-manager/events.txt:

Warning   FailedCreate         replicaset/cert-manager-68f85f7f6b              Error creating: pods "cert-manager-68f85f7f6b-" is forbidden: error looking up service account cert-manager/cert-manager: serviceaccount "cert-manager" not found

cert-manager/events.txt:

Warning   FailedMount          pod/trust-manager-6b84b6bc98-btqgj              MountVolume.SetUp failed for volume "tls" : secret "trust-manager-tls" not found

Conclusion

The cert-manager installation is failing due to missing service accounts, which is a critical infrastructure issue. Investigate why the cert-manager and cert-manager-cainjector service accounts are not being created or found in the cert-manager namespace during the workflow run. This could be an issue with the cert-manager operator, the manifests used for its deployment, or a broader RBAC configuration problem in the cluster provisioned for the test.

Confidence: 95% | Estimated cost: $0.0104 (15660 input + 2267 output tokens, gemini-2.5-flash)

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Walkthrough

The Helm chart now enables bundled Vault by default and sets dev-root-token. Development values remove the bundled OpenBao override. Documentation and architecture notes describe the updated defaults and conditional template.

Changes

Bundled Vault configuration

Layer / File(s) Summary
Chart defaults and template documentation
osac-installer/charts/osac/values.yaml, osac-installer/charts/osac/values.schema.json, osac-installer/AGENTS.md
The chart enables bundled Vault by default and sets dev-root-token. The architecture documentation lists the conditional bundled-openbao template.
Development configuration and deployment guidance
osac-installer/values/dev/kind-instance.yaml, osac-installer/docs/helm-deployment-guide.md
The development values remove the bundled OpenBao configuration and enable Kafka with one replica. The deployment guide records the defaults for CI/dev-only features and states that production deployments should disable them.

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to b845a

The PR enables bundled OpenBao by default and updates related configuration and documentation; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.

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No-Hardcoded-Secrets ❌ Error The pull request introduces a hardcoded token. osac-installer/charts/osac/values.yaml:333 assigns devRootToken: "dev-root-token", and values.schema.json:1494 adds the same default. The bundled O… Remove the literal dev-root-token from tracked defaults and schema defaults. Require the token from a Kubernetes Secret or another protected deployment input, or generate a per-installation random token at render/runtime and pass the same…
Container-Privileges ❌ Error The PR removes runAsNonRoot: true from osac-installer/charts/osac-infra/templates/hooks/configure-kafka.yaml while the container still uses the default quay.io/openshift/origin-cli:4.20.0 image.… Keep the Kafka hook non-root. Use an image with a declared non-root user, or set runAsNonRoot: true with an explicit non-root UID that the target cluster permits. Document any required admission configuration. Do not leave this container …
No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs ❌ Error The PR enables the existing OpenBao dev pod by default and sets devRootToken to "dev-root-token" (charts/osac/values.yaml, changed from disabled/empty). The template starts OpenBao with -dev, … Prevent the OpenBao root token from reaching container stdout/stderr. Prefer a non-dev initialization flow that does not print credentials. If dev mode remains required, add and use a startup wrapper that captures OpenBao output and reliabl…
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: enabling bundled OpenBao by default in osac-installer.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 0…
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No-Weak-Crypto ✅ Passed The pull request adds no MD5, SHA1, DES, 3DES, RC4, Blowfish, or ECB usage, and adds no custom crypto or secret comparison. The exact diff only changes OpenBao defaults and documentation, and removes …
No-Injection-Vectors ✅ Passed PASS: The PR changes only Helm values/schema, environment YAML, and documentation. No changed line introduces SQL concatenation, shell=True, eval/exec, pickle.loads, unsafe yaml.load, `os.sy…
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The pull request introduces a hardcoded token. osac-installer/charts/osac/values.yaml:333 assigns devRootToken: "dev-root-token", and values.schema.json:1494 adds the same default. The bundled OpenBao template consumes this value as --dev-root-token-id and BAO_TOKEN at lines 214 and 275. The value is not an admin/admin developer default and does not meet the unit-test exception. The change also enables the chart default, so this token becomes active without per-profile configuration.

Resolution

Remove the literal dev-root-token from tracked defaults and schema defaults. Require the token from a Kubernetes Secret or another protected deployment input, or generate a per-installation random token at render/runtime and pass the same value to both OpenBao and its bootstrap container. Keep production deployments on an external Vault/OpenBao instance.

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The pull request adds no MD5, SHA1, DES, 3DES, RC4, Blowfish, or ECB usage, and adds no custom crypto or secret comparison. The exact diff only changes OpenBao defaults and documentation, and removes profile overrides. The existing bundled-openbao.yaml template is unchanged and contains no listed weak algorithm or comparison. The added dev-root-token is a development token value, not a cryptographic implementation or comparison. Existing repository references, including HmacSHA1, are not introduced by this pull request and the stated HmacSHA1 exception applies.

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PASS: The PR changes only Helm values/schema, environment YAML, and documentation. No changed line introduces SQL concatenation, shell=True, eval/exec, pickle.loads, unsafe yaml.load, os.system, or dangerouslySetInnerHTML. The unchanged OpenBao template passes devRootToken as a Kubernetes command argument and quoted environment value; it does not execute the value through a shell.

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The PR removes runAsNonRoot: true from osac-installer/charts/osac-infra/templates/hooks/configure-kafka.yaml while the container still uses the default quay.io/openshift/origin-cli:4.20.0 image. The image metadata declares no user, so the container defaults to UID 0. The manifest has no replacement non-root UID and no justification for root execution. allowPrivilegeEscalation: false and dropped capabilities do not prevent the container from running as root.

Resolution

Keep the Kafka hook non-root. Use an image with a declared non-root user, or set runAsNonRoot: true with an explicit non-root UID that the target cluster permits. Document any required admission configuration. Do not leave this container without a non-root setting.

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The PR enables the existing OpenBao dev pod by default and sets devRootToken to "dev-root-token" (charts/osac/values.yaml, changed from disabled/empty). The template starts OpenBao with -dev, -dev-no-store-token, and the configured root token. OpenBao 2.6.2 documents that -dev-no-store-token displays the token in command output, and its server code writes Root Token: ... and BAO_TOKEN=... to UI output. Kubernetes captures this container output as pod logs. The PR therefore makes a token appear in logs for default OSAC installations. The exposure was pre-existing for profiles that explicitly enabled the template, but the changed default activates it for all installations without an override.

Resolution

Prevent the OpenBao root token from reaching container stdout/stderr. Prefer a non-dev initialization flow that does not print credentials. If dev mode remains required, add and use a startup wrapper that captures OpenBao output and reliably redacts the configured token and credential-bearing lines before forwarding logs; do not use shell tracing or log the BAO_TOKEN value. Verify the rendered deployment and runtime pod logs contain no token, password, or API credential.

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In `@osac-installer/charts/osac/values.yaml`:
- Around line 332-333: Disable bundled OpenBao by default by setting
bundledVault.enabled to false in osac-installer/charts/osac/values.yaml and
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🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Sensitive Data Exposure (CWE-798): Use of Hard-coded Credentials

Disable bundled OpenBao by default and remove the shared root token.

The defaults enable dev-mode OpenBao with the predictable dev-root-token. Set bundledVault.enabled to false and remove the devRootToken defaults from values.yaml and values.schema.json. Require CI or development environments to provide credentials explicitly.

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In `@osac-installer/charts/osac/values.yaml` around lines 332 - 333, Disable
bundled OpenBao by default by setting bundledVault.enabled to false in
osac-installer/charts/osac/values.yaml and remove the devRootToken default
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Re: No-Hardcoded-Secrets (CWE-798) — devRootToken: "dev-root-token"

This is intentional by design. Context:

  • The bundled OpenBao deployment runs in dev mode with ephemeral emptyDir storage — data is lost on every pod restart. It is not a production secret store.
  • The devRootToken default is required because the Helm template uses {{ required "bundledVault.devRootToken must be set" }} — without a default, every helm template / helm install using default values would fail at render time.
  • The token value "dev-root-token" is a well-known dev fixture (similar to how bundledPostgres ships with default credentials for local development).
  • This approach was explicitly discussed and approved by the team in OSAC-4704.
  • Production deployments should set bundledVault.enabled: false and configure an external Vault instance with proper credentials.

No changes needed here — the hardcoded token is the correct behavior for a dev-mode-only component.


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Label lgtm applied — starting expensive e2e (PR run replay).

  • Started: 3/3

Enable bundled OpenBao (bundledVault) throughout osac-installer so every
CI and dev environment gets a Vault-compatible secret store without
per-profile opt-in.

P0: Remove bundledVault blocks from CI infra.yaml files (caas-ci,
vmaas-ci, bmaas-ci, full-ci) -- these were misplaced because the
bundled-openbao.yaml template belongs to the Phase 3 osac chart, but
infra.yaml is only passed to osac-deps and osac-infra charts.

P1: Flip defaults in charts/osac/values.yaml (enabled: true,
devRootToken: "dev-root-token") and update values.schema.json to
match.

P2: Update helm-deployment-guide.md CI/Dev features table to reflect
the new default, and add bundled-openbao to AGENTS.md Phase 3
template listing.

P3: Retained bundledVault in dev/kind-instance.yaml for
self-documentation (matches the pattern of other explicit overrides
in that file).

Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ev override

Add (conditional: bundledVault.enabled) to the bundled-openbao entry in
AGENTS.md Phase 3 template listing, matching the pattern used by other
conditional templates.

Remove the now-redundant bundledVault block from dev/kind-instance.yaml
since the values.yaml defaults now match exactly.

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…default, docs, cleanup)

Add (conditional: bundledVault.enabled) to the bundled-openbao entry in
AGENTS.md Phase 3 template listing, matching the pattern used by other
conditional templates.

Update helm-deployment-guide.md CI/Dev features table to reflect that
bundledVault is now enabled by default, adding a Default column.

Remove the now-redundant bundledVault block from dev/kind-instance.yaml
since the values.yaml defaults now match exactly.

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…d Keycloak issuer docs (osac-project#730)

## Summary

Follow-up to PR osac-project#705
([OSAC-4704](https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-4704) enable
OpenBao by default).
Fixes three runtime failures discovered once OpenBao actually deploys
(OSAC-4643, [OSAC-4795](https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-4795)).

---

## Fix 1: OpenShift SCC incompatibility (bundled-openbao.yaml)

OpenShift's `restricted-v2` SCC assigns namespace-scoped UIDs (≥
1000000000). The hardcoded `runAsUser: 100 / runAsGroup: 1000 / fsGroup:
1000` falls outside that range, causing pod admission failure.

- Remove `runAsUser`, `runAsGroup`, `fsGroup` from pod `securityContext`
- `runAsNonRoot: true` is sufficient — OpenShift's assigned UID is
always non-root

`bao server -dev` and the bootstrap shell also write lock files to paths
outside explicit volume mounts. `readOnlyRootFilesystem: true` causes
EROFS at runtime.

- Set `readOnlyRootFilesystem: false` on both `server` and `bootstrap`
containers

---

## Fix 2: Vault endpoint namespace mismatch (values.yaml + 4× CI
instance.yaml)

All CI profiles hardcoded `service.vault.endpoint:
https://openbao.**osac**.svc...` but:
- `caas-ci` installs with `NS=osac-e2e-ci` → actual service is at
`openbao.osac-e2e-ci.svc...`
- `standalone` and other non-default namespaces have the same problem

The fulfillment-service deployment template already applies `tpl` to the
endpoint value, so Go template syntax works in it.

- Default `service.vault.endpoint` to `https://openbao.{{
.Release.Namespace }}.svc.cluster.local:8200`
- Remove the hardcoded override from all 4 CI `instance.yaml` profiles

---

## Fix 3: Keycloak OIDC issuer mismatch (values.yaml comment)

On OpenShift, Keycloak's `KC_HOSTNAME` is the external route URL. The
OIDC discovery document returns this external URL as the `issuer` field.
OpenBao validates that `oidc_discovery_url ==
issuer_from_discovery_doc`; using the internal service URL
(`keycloak.keycloak.svc...`) for `keycloakIssuerUrl` causes this check
to fail.

Cannot be fixed by a default — the external route URL is
deployment-specific. Added prominent comment in `values.yaml` to
document the requirement.

---

## Testing

Validated against `192.168.56.19` standalone deployment — all 4 tenants
reached `SYNCED`, controller logs show vault namespace provisioned
successfully.

Fixes: OSAC-4643,
[OSAC-4795](https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-4795)
Companion: osac-project#705 (should be merged first or together)

Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

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## Deployment

- Removed fixed OpenBao UID, GID, and filesystem group settings.
- Added Kubernetes and OpenShift pod security context overrides.
- Added writable `home` volumes and set `HOME=/tmp` for OpenBao
containers.
- Updated CI deployment values for OpenShift `restricted-v2` SCC
compatibility.

## Configuration

- Changed the default Vault endpoint to use the Helm release namespace.
- Removed hardcoded Vault endpoints from the BMaaS, CaaS, full, and
VMaaS CI profiles.
- Documented that an empty Vault endpoint disables Vault integration.
- Documented that `keycloakIssuerUrl` must match the deployment-specific
external Keycloak OIDC issuer URL.
- Enabled bundled OpenBao by default with a development root token.

## CI

- Configured all four CI profiles to use platform-assigned OpenBao
identities.
- Removed duplicate bundled OpenBao settings from CI infrastructure
values.

## Tests

- Standalone deployment testing confirmed that all four tenants reached
`SYNCED`.
- Vault namespaces were provisioned successfully.

## Backward compatibility

- Deployments that use the hardcoded `osac` namespace endpoint must use
the chart-derived endpoint or provide an explicit override.
- Deployments with an incorrect `keycloakIssuerUrl` must update it to
the external Keycloak OIDC issuer URL.
- OpenBao deployments may now use platform-assigned identities instead
of fixed numeric IDs.
- The bundled OpenBao default and development root token change the
default deployment configuration. Production deployments should provide
secure credentials and suitable security context settings.

## Risk classification

- **risk:ship** — The changes are limited to deployment configuration,
CI values, security context compatibility, endpoint defaults, and
documentation. They do not change application APIs, controllers,
databases, or authentication flows. Standalone deployment testing
validated tenant synchronization and Vault provisioning.
- The PR is not close to `risk:show` because it does not add a
user-visible feature or broad application behavior change. It is not
close to `risk:ask` because deployment testing validated the runtime
configuration changes.
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Signed-off-by: Dakota Crowder <dcrowder@redhat.com>
Signed-off-by: Ygal Blum <ygal.blum@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Super User <root@obochan-thinkpadp1gen7.rmtil.csb>
Co-authored-by: Dakota Crowder <dcrowder@redhat.com>
Co-authored-by: Ygal Blum <ygal.blum@gmail.com>
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