fix: remap Service egress ports to targetPort for NetworkPolicy generation (#943) - #944
fix: remap Service egress ports to targetPort for NetworkPolicy generation (#943)#944ANAMASGARD wants to merge 1 commit into
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kubescape#943) eBPF observes the Service port before kube-proxy DNAT, but CNIs enforce on the pod targetPort. Resolve numeric, omitted, and named targetPorts (via EndpointSlice with Endpoints fallback) into NetworkNeighbor.Ports when serializing egress neighbors so generated policies open the port the CNI actually matches. Companion helm-charts PR required for EndpointSlice RBAC in production. Signed-off-by: Gaurav Chaudhary <chaudharygaurav2004@gmail.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughService destinations now resolve observed Service ports to enforcement ports from numeric or named target ports. EndpointSlices and Endpoints provide named-port resolution. Tests cover fallbacks, protocols, multiple ports, non-Service destinations, and generated policies. ChangesService target-port resolution
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The Service target-port remapping is not ready to merge because multi-port Services can bypass accurate profile-size limits, while missing Endpoints data can crash policy generation instead of safely retaining the observed port. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant NetworkEvent
participant createNetworkNeighbor
participant K8sClient
participant EndpointSlices
participant Endpoints
participant NetworkPolicy
NetworkEvent->>createNetworkNeighbor: Service destination and observed port
createNetworkNeighbor->>K8sClient: Fetch Service workload
createNetworkNeighbor->>EndpointSlices: Resolve named target port
EndpointSlices-->>createNetworkNeighbor: Endpoint port values
createNetworkNeighbor->>Endpoints: Fallback endpoint lookup
Endpoints-->>createNetworkNeighbor: Endpoint port values
createNetworkNeighbor->>NetworkPolicy: Generate policy with enforcement ports
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In `@pkg/containerprofilemanager/v1/event_reporting.go`:
- Around line 97-101: The size calculation in the event-reporting flow must
account for every port returned by resolveServiceEnforcementPorts, not just one
hard-coded port. Update the increment around the NetworkPort sizing to derive
from the resolved port count or an equivalent valid upper bound, and add
coverage for at least three distinct endpoint ports.
In `@pkg/containerprofilemanager/v1/network_helpers_service_ports.go`:
- Line 160: Guard endpointsObj before calling GetObject in the endpoint
conversion flow, returning nil when it is nil so the caller retains the observed
port. Add a regression test covering GetWorkload("Endpoints", ...) returning
(nil, nil) after no ports are found, and verify no panic occurs.
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| est += size.Of(v1beta1.NetworkPort{ | ||
| Name: generatePortIdentifier(networkEvent.Protocol, 65535), | ||
| Protocol: v1beta1.Protocol(networkEvent.Protocol), | ||
| Port: ptr.To(int32(65535)), | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Account for all resolved Service ports.
This adds capacity for only one extra NetworkPort. resolveServiceEnforcementPorts can return more than two distinct EndpointSlice ports. A Service with three backend ports undercounts entry.data.size, so MaxTsProfileSize can split the profile too late.
Derive this increment from the resolved port count, or use a real upper bound. Add a case with at least three distinct endpoint ports.
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In `@pkg/containerprofilemanager/v1/event_reporting.go` around lines 97 - 101, The
size calculation in the event-reporting flow must account for every port
returned by resolveServiceEnforcementPorts, not just one hard-coded port. Update
the increment around the NetworkPort sizing to derive from the resolved port
count or an equivalent valid upper bound, and add coverage for at least three
distinct endpoint ports.
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Guard endpointsObj before conversion.
If EndpointSlice lookup yields no ports and GetWorkload("Endpoints", ...) returns (nil, nil), endpointsObj.GetObject() can panic. Return nil when endpointsObj == nil so the caller retains the observed port. Add a regression test for this case.
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In `@pkg/containerprofilemanager/v1/network_helpers_service_ports.go` at line 160,
Guard endpointsObj before calling GetObject in the endpoint conversion flow,
returning nil when it is nil so the caller retains the observed port. Add a
regression test covering GetWorkload("Endpoints", ...) returning (nil, nil)
after no ports are found, and verify no panic occurs.
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Overview
When learning egress through a Kubernetes Service whose
portdiffers fromtargetPort(e.g. Service80→ Pod8080), eBPF observes the pre-DNAT Service port. Generated NetworkPolicies previously opened that Service port. CNIs that enforce on the resolved endpoint (such as AWS VPC CNI in standard mode) match the podtargetPort, so the rule never matches and traffic is denied oncedefault-denyis applied.Before: egress to Service
port: 80, targetPort: 8080→NetworkNeighbor.Ports/ GeneratedNetworkPolicy open 80After: the same traffic → ports remapped to the enforcement port(s) (8080, or multiple resolved ports for named/heterogeneous backends)
At
createNetworkNeighborserialization time we now resolve:targetPort(80 → 8080)[8080]targetPortporttargetPort(name: web,targetPort: http)ServicePort.Name), Endpoints fallback[8080, 9090])Additional Information
GenerateNetworkPolicyalready passesNetworkNeighbor.Portsthrough; the wrong port was recorded upstream.kubescape/helm-charts: grant node-agent ClusterRoleget/list/watchondiscovery.k8s.io/endpointslices. Without it, EndpointSlice list returns 403 and Endpoints fallback is used.networkNeighborIncrementupdated so Service-branch remapping is no longer treated as exact-from-event.How to Test
Expected: matrix asserts
80 → 8080(andNotEqual80); round-trip asserts GeneratedNetworkPolicy egress port is 8080.Optional cluster check (not required for merge): Service
port: 80, targetPort: 8080, learn egress, confirm GeneratedNetworkPolicy opens8080, apply with default-deny, verify client traffic succeeds under the CNI.Related issues/PRs
kubescape/helm-chartsPR for EndpointSlice RBAC on node-agentChecklist before requesting a review
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