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Summary

Platform OIDC does not configure authentication for the parent k3s API. This adds an opt-in post-install playbook that waits for Keycloak before changing the API.

Changes

  • Add a platform OIDC option and an explicit parent API setup command. Requires collection main or a source checkout until the next release.
  • Preserve existing API arguments and reject authentication conflicts. Restart changed servers one at a time. Turning the option off leaves an existing API drop-in unmanaged.

Test plan

  • ansible-lint passes
  • ansible-test sanity passes
  • Tested on a live cluster (this upstream playbook has not been deployed)
  • Idempotency verified (second run: changed=0): copy-task rerun tested locally; full playbook not run live

103 unit tests and version/split-invocation checks pass. Compatibility checks keep released example pipelines isolated from the new standalone playbook.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added opt-in OIDC authentication for the platform and parent k3s API. It is disabled by default; when enabled, setup checks prerequisites, applies configuration, and restarts servers sequentially.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Added checks for incompatible existing k3s authentication settings and API readiness after configuration changes.
  • Documentation
    • Added setup guidance covering requirements, invocation order, and check-mode behavior.
  • Tests
    • Added automated checks for OIDC configuration and compatibility, including a check that validates the unreleased workflow against pinned examples.

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The changes add opt-in platform OIDC settings and a separate Ansible playbook for parent k3s API OIDC. The playbook validates prerequisites, applies configuration sequentially, restarts changed servers, and checks API readiness.

Changes: OIDC support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Platform OIDC setting
roles/cozystack/defaults/main.yml, roles/cozystack/tasks/main.yml, roles/cozystack/templates/platform-package.yml.j2, tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py, tests/test-external-ips.yml, tests/test-master-nodes.yml, README.md
The role adds cozystack_oidc_enabled, defaulting to false. When enabled, it requires cozystack_root_host and adds the platform OIDC setting. Tests cover the default, validation, and rendered values. The README lists the playbook and variable.
Parent k3s prerequisites and validation
playbooks/k3s_oidc.yml, tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py
The first play validates the issuer, Keycloak discovery and signing keys, k3s service configuration, and existing configuration fragments. Tests cover accepted and rejected configuration, request retries, and fragment discovery.
Serial configuration and readiness
playbooks/k3s_oidc.yml, tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py, README.md, CHANGELOG.rst, hack/check-oidc-compat.sh, .github/workflows/test.yml
The second play writes a protected OIDC drop-in and restarts changed servers one at a time. Outside check mode, it retries the local API readiness check. Tests cover idempotency and check mode. The README and changelog describe the workflow. The compatibility script checks the pinned collection and current playbook; the lint job runs that script.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Playbook as k3s_oidc playbook
  participant Keycloak as Keycloak discovery and JWKS
  participant Server as Parent k3s server
  participant API as Kubernetes API
  Playbook->>Keycloak: Check discovery metadata and signing keys
  Playbook->>Server: Validate k3s configuration
  Playbook->>Server: Write OIDC drop-in and restart if changed
  Server->>API: Serve local /readyz
  Playbook->>API: Retry readiness check until response is ok
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Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 7eb31

The OIDC changes are mergeable with normal checks. Additional tests for the restart handler and public issuer override would improve regression protection without correcting a current functional failure.

Pre-merge checks: Passed 4 · Failed 1

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Title check Passed The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: configuring parent k3s authentication with OIDC after bootstrap.
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Nitpick Cover the string "false" opt-out in the OIDC template test.

95-100: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Cover the string "false" opt-out in the OIDC template test.

test_platform_oidc_is_opt_in replaces the bool filter with Python's bool and passes only Python booleans. The string "false" never reaches platform-package.yml.j2 in this test. If the template dropped | bool or switched to a plain truthiness check, the existing assertions would still pass. Python's bool("false") returns True, so this stub cannot represent the string input that Ansible passes at runtime.

Add a case that passes the string "false" and asserts that authentication is absent. Use a bool filter in the test that converts strings the way Ansible's bool filter does. If the unit-test environment provides ansible-core, use its real filter instead of a stub.

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Review comment at @tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py around lines 95 - 100:
Update test_platform_oidc_is_opt_in to exercise the string value "false" and
assert that authentication is absent. Use Ansible’s real bool filter when
available; otherwise provide a test filter that matches Ansible’s
string-conversion behavior, so the test verifies the template’s | bool handling
rather than Python truthiness.
Nitpick Add a test that rejects an http:// OIDC issuer.

448-452: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Quick win

Add a test that rejects an http:// OIDC issuer.

The Validate OIDC issuer assertion in playbooks/k3s_oidc.yml is the only scheme check before the discovery and signing-key requests. No test in tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py runs this assertion with a non-HTTPS issuer. The existing validate_certs: true assertions do not cover the scheme pattern. A change that relaxes the https:// pattern would pass the current suite.

Suggested test
def test_preflight_rejects_http_issuer(tmp_path):
    task = _task("Validate OIDC issuer")
    result = _run(
        tmp_path,
        [task],
        {
            "cozystack_root_host": "example.org",
            "_cozystack_oidc_issuer": "http://keycloak.example.org/realms/cozy",
        },
    )
    assert result.returncode != 0, result.stdout + result.stderr

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Review comment at @tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py around lines 448 - 452:
Add a unit test in the test_k3s_oidc.py tests for the “Validate OIDC issuer”
task that runs it with an http:// issuer and asserts the task fails. Use the
existing _task and _run helpers, following the file’s established test setup, so
the test verifies the HTTPS scheme check rejects non-HTTPS issuers.
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  • .github/workflows/test.yml
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  • README.md
  • hack/check-oidc-compat.sh
  • playbooks/k3s_oidc.yml
  • roles/cozystack/defaults/main.yml
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IvanHunters
IvanHunters previously approved these changes Nov 3, 2026
Platform OIDC publishes Keycloak without configuring authentication
for the parent k3s API. Keep this configuration separate from
bootstrap so unavailable issuer discovery cannot prevent the API
from starting.

Preserve existing API-server arguments and client-certificate access
while enabling OIDC after Keycloak is reachable.

Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Aleksei Sviridkin <f@lex.la>

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tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py: 2

272-272: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add a unit test for the Restart k3s for OIDC handler body.

No unit test reads the handler definition in playbooks/k3s_oidc.yml. The notify assertion at line 301 checks only the handler name. If the handler is removed, or changed to a state that does not restart k3s, the unit tests still pass. The current handler is correct. This is a coverage gap for a restart that applies the OIDC arguments on a running cluster.

Add an assertion that reads the handler body:

handler = next(
    h
    for play in _plays()
    for h in play.get("handlers", []) or []
    if h.get("name") == "Restart k3s for OIDC"
)
assert handler["ansible.builtin.systemd_service"] == {"name": "k3s", "state": "restarted"}
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Review comment at @tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py at line 272:
Extend the existing test that checks the OIDC task’s notify value to inspect
handlers returned by _plays(), locate the “Restart k3s for OIDC” handler, and
assert its systemd_service configuration targets k3s with state restarted.

357-358: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add a unit test for the public cozystack_oidc_issuer override.

The tests set the private _cozystack_oidc_issuer fact directly. No test runs the Resolve OIDC configuration task, so the public override path is not exercised. Add a test that runs that task with cozystack_oidc_issuer set to a value that differs from the default. Assert that _cozystack_oidc_issuer and the drop-in oidc-issuer-url both match that value. This check detects a future change that ignores the override.

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Review comment at @tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py around lines 357 - 358:
Add a unit test for the public `cozystack_oidc_issuer` override that runs the
`Resolve OIDC configuration` task with a non-default value. Assert that the
resolved `_cozystack_oidc_issuer` fact and the drop-in `oidc-issuer-url` both
equal the override, rather than setting the private fact directly.

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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @tests/unit/playbooks/test_k3s_oidc.py:
- Line 272: Extend the existing test that checks the OIDC task’s notify value to
inspect handlers returned by _plays(), locate the “Restart k3s for OIDC”
handler, and assert its systemd_service configuration targets k3s with state
restarted.
- Around line 357-358: Add a unit test for the public `cozystack_oidc_issuer`
override that runs the `Resolve OIDC configuration` task with a non-default
value. Assert that the resolved `_cozystack_oidc_issuer` fact and the drop-in
`oidc-issuer-url` both equal the override, rather than setting the private fact
directly.

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