Currently, when option changes, whether the option is good or bad, we
always store new policy evaluator.
When options is bad, policy evaluator will be nil. That can lead to panic
at runtime if a Check request were called after Authorize.OnConfigChange
ran with bad option.
We already have an error message if new policy evaluator fails, so we
must only update it on success only.
* databroker: add databroker, identity manager, update cache (#864)
* databroker: add databroker, identity manager, update cache
* fix cache tests
* directory service (#885)
* directory: add google and okta
* add onelogin
* add directory provider
* initialize before sync, upate google provider, remove dead code
* add azure provider
* fix azure provider
* fix gitlab
* add gitlab test, fix azure test
* hook up okta
* remove dead code
* fix tests
* fix flaky test
* authorize: use databroker data for rego policy (#904)
* wip
* add directory provider
* initialize before sync, upate google provider, remove dead code
* fix flaky test
* update authorize to use databroker data
* implement signed jwt
* wait for session and user to appear
* fix test
* directory service (#885)
* directory: add google and okta
* add onelogin
* add directory provider
* initialize before sync, upate google provider, remove dead code
* add azure provider
* fix azure provider
* fix gitlab
* add gitlab test, fix azure test
* hook up okta
* remove dead code
* fix tests
* fix flaky test
* remove log line
* only redirect when no session id exists
* prepare rego query as part of create
* return on ctx done
* retry on disconnect for sync
* move jwt signing
* use !=
* use parent ctx for wait
* remove session state, remove logs
* rename function
* add log message
* pre-allocate slice
* use errgroup
* return nil on eof for sync
* move check
* disable timeout on gRPC requests in envoy
* fix gitlab test
* use v4 backoff
* authenticate: databroker changes (#914)
* wip
* add directory provider
* initialize before sync, upate google provider, remove dead code
* fix flaky test
* update authorize to use databroker data
* implement signed jwt
* wait for session and user to appear
* fix test
* directory service (#885)
* directory: add google and okta
* add onelogin
* add directory provider
* initialize before sync, upate google provider, remove dead code
* add azure provider
* fix azure provider
* fix gitlab
* add gitlab test, fix azure test
* hook up okta
* remove dead code
* fix tests
* fix flaky test
* remove log line
* only redirect when no session id exists
* prepare rego query as part of create
* return on ctx done
* retry on disconnect for sync
* move jwt signing
* use !=
* use parent ctx for wait
* remove session state, remove logs
* rename function
* add log message
* pre-allocate slice
* use errgroup
* return nil on eof for sync
* move check
* disable timeout on gRPC requests in envoy
* fix dashboard
* delete session on logout
* permanently delete sessions once they are marked as deleted
* remove permanent delete
* fix tests
* remove groups and refresh test
* databroker: remove dead code, rename cache url, move dashboard (#925)
* wip
* add directory provider
* initialize before sync, upate google provider, remove dead code
* fix flaky test
* update authorize to use databroker data
* implement signed jwt
* wait for session and user to appear
* fix test
* directory service (#885)
* directory: add google and okta
* add onelogin
* add directory provider
* initialize before sync, upate google provider, remove dead code
* add azure provider
* fix azure provider
* fix gitlab
* add gitlab test, fix azure test
* hook up okta
* remove dead code
* fix tests
* fix flaky test
* remove log line
* only redirect when no session id exists
* prepare rego query as part of create
* return on ctx done
* retry on disconnect for sync
* move jwt signing
* use !=
* use parent ctx for wait
* remove session state, remove logs
* rename function
* add log message
* pre-allocate slice
* use errgroup
* return nil on eof for sync
* move check
* disable timeout on gRPC requests in envoy
* fix dashboard
* delete session on logout
* permanently delete sessions once they are marked as deleted
* remove permanent delete
* fix tests
* remove cache service
* remove kv
* remove refresh docs
* remove obsolete cache docs
* add databroker url option
* cache: use memberlist to detect multiple instances
* add databroker service url
* remove cache service
* remove kv
* remove refresh docs
* remove obsolete cache docs
* add databroker url option
* cache: use memberlist to detect multiple instances
* add databroker service url
* wip
* remove groups and refresh test
* fix redirect, signout
* remove databroker client from proxy
* remove unused method
* remove user dashboard test
* handle missing session ids
* session: reject sessions with no id
* sessions: invalidate old sessions via databroker server version (#930)
* session: add a version field tied to the databroker server version that can be used to invalidate sessions
* fix tests
* add log
* authenticate: create user record immediately, call "get" directly in authorize (#931)
* authorize: add client mtls support
* authorize: better error messages for envoy
* switch from function to input
* add TrustedCa to envoy config so that users are prompted for the correct client certificate
* update documentation
* fix invalid ClientCAFile
* regenerate cache protobuf
* avoid recursion, add test
* move comment line
* use http.StatusOK
* various fixes
authenticate: unmarshal and verify state from jwt, instead of middleware
authorize: embed opa policy using statik
authorize: have IsAuthorized handle authorization for all routes
authorize: if no signing key is provided, one is generated
authorize: remove IsAdmin grpc endpoint
authorize/client: return authorize decision struct
cmd/pomerium: main logger no longer contains email and group
cryptutil: add ECDSA signing methods
dashboard: have impersonate form show up for all users, but have api gated by authz
docs: fix typo in signed jwt header
encoding/jws: remove unused es256 signer
frontend: namespace static web assets
internal/sessions: remove leeway to match authz policy
proxy: move signing functionality to authz
proxy: remove jwt attestation from proxy (authZ does now)
proxy: remove non-signed headers from headers
proxy: remove special handling of x-forwarded-host
sessions: do not verify state in middleware
sessions: remove leeway from state to match authz
sessions/{all}: store jwt directly instead of state
Signed-off-by: Bobby DeSimone <bobbydesimone@gmail.com>
- all: prefer `FormValues` to `ParseForm` with subsequent `Form.Get`s
- all: refactor authentication stack to be checked by middleware, and accessible via request context.
- all: replace http.ServeMux with gorilla/mux’s router
- all: replace custom CSRF checks with gorilla/csrf middleware
- authenticate: extract callback path as constant.
- internal/config: implement stringer interface for policy
- internal/cryptutil: add helper func `NewBase64Key`
- internal/cryptutil: rename `GenerateKey` to `NewKey`
- internal/cryptutil: rename `GenerateRandomString` to `NewRandomStringN`
- internal/middleware: removed alice in favor of gorilla/mux
- internal/sessions: remove unused `ValidateRedirectURI` and `ValidateClientSecret`
- internal/sessions: replace custom CSRF with gorilla/csrf fork that supports custom handler protection
- internal/urlutil: add `SignedRedirectURL` to create hmac'd URLs
- internal/urlutil: add `ValidateURL` helper to parse URL options
- internal/urlutil: add `GetAbsoluteURL` which takes a request and returns its absolute URL.
- proxy: remove holdover state verification checks; we no longer are setting sessions in any proxy routes so we don’t need them.
- proxy: replace un-named http.ServeMux with named domain routes.
Signed-off-by: Bobby DeSimone <bobbydesimone@gmail.com>
- telemetry/tace: add traces throughout code
- telemetry/metrics: nest metrics and trace under telemetry
- telemetry/tace: add service name span to HTTPMetricsHandler.
- telemetry/metrics: removed chain dependency middleware_tests.
- telemetry/metrics: wrap and encapsulate variatic view registration.
- telemetry/tace: add jaeger support for tracing.
- cmd/pomerium: move `parseOptions` to internal/config.
- cmd/pomerium: offload server handling to httputil and sub pkgs.
- httputil: standardize creation/shutdown of http listeners.
- httputil: prefer curve X25519 to P256 when negotiating TLS.
- fileutil: use standardized Getw
Signed-off-by: Bobby DeSimone <bobbydesimone@gmail.com>
- authorize: build whitelist from policy's URLs instead of strings.
- internal/httputil: merged httputil and https package.
- internal/config: merged config and policy packages.
- internal/metrics: removed unused measure struct.
- proxy/clients: refactor Addr fields to be urls.
- proxy: remove unused extend deadline function.
- proxy: use handler middleware for reverse proxy leg.
- proxy: change the way websocket requests are made (route based).
General improvements
- omitted value from range in several cases where for loop could be simplified.
- added error checking to many tests.
- standardize url parsing.
- remove unnecessary return statements.
- proxy: add self-signed certificate support. #179
- proxy: add skip tls certificate verification. #179
- proxy: Refactor websocket support to be route based. #204
* authorize: authorization module adds support for per-route access policy. In this release we support the most common forms of identity based access policy: `allowed_users`, `allowed_groups`, and `allowed_domains`. In future versions, the authorization module will also support context and device based authorization policy and decisions. See website documentation for more details.
* docs: updated `env.example` to include a `POLICY` setting example.
* docs: added `IDP_SERVICE_ACCOUNT` to `env.example` .
* docs: removed `PROXY_ROOT_DOMAIN` settings which has been replaced by `POLICY`.
* all: removed `ALLOWED_DOMAINS` settings which has been replaced by `POLICY`. Authorization is now handled by the authorization service and is defined in the policy configuration files.
* proxy: `ROUTES` settings which has been replaced by `POLICY`.
* internal/log: `http.Server` and `httputil.NewSingleHostReverseProxy` now uses pomerium's logging package instead of the standard library's built in one.
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