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Changes暗号化ストレージとKEK
クラスタ能力と復旧
起動と周辺機能
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR adds caller-scoped encryption writer-state projection and wires recovery service behavior across shards, but the current head still carries merge-readiness risks: existing deployments may select an empty data directory, a known vulnerable gRPC dependency remains, malformed recovery data can make the recovery RPC unavailable, and caller-supplied node identity is not visibly bound to the authenticated peer. These issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RaftAdmin
participant EncryptionPreRegister
participant EncryptionAdminServer
participant WriterRegistryStore
RaftAdmin->>EncryptionPreRegister: メンバーIDとアドレスを渡す
EncryptionPreRegister->>EncryptionAdminServer: GetCapabilityを呼び出す
EncryptionAdminServer-->>EncryptionPreRegister: ノードIDとV2能力を返す
EncryptionPreRegister-->>RaftAdmin: メンバー追加可否を返す
EncryptionAdminServer->>WriterRegistryStore: caller別のregistry行を取得する
WriterRegistryStore-->>EncryptionAdminServer: last_seen_local_epochを返す
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This pull request implements the remaining Stage 7 §5.5 recovery surface for WriterRegistryForCaller by wiring the WriterRegistryStore into EncryptionAdminServer. Both GetSidecarState and ResyncSidecar now project the writer registry for the caller, returning the decoded LastSeenLocalEpoch for each DEK present in the sidecar. The review feedback correctly points out that returning codes.InvalidArgument when fullNodeID == 0 is misleading for GetSidecarState since it uses the local node's ID, and recommends returning codes.FailedPrecondition or codes.Internal instead.
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Codex P2 確認した挙動: 指摘のとおり ただし「復号を後回しにする」形では直せません。既存コメントにあるとおり、AAD が value header(tombstone ビット / encryption_state / expireAt)を含むため、分岐前に復号して認証することがディスク攻撃者による tombstone 反転・expireAt 引き下げの防止になっています。ここを崩すと silent skip を許します。 そこでご提案どおり 「認証は先、展開だけ後」 に分割しました:
両読み取り経路は「認証 → tombstone/expireAt 分岐 → live のときだけ finish」の順になりました。復号回数は従来どおり 1 回です( Caller audit
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The mismatched-responder guard exempted a zero full_node_id, so a responder that does not identify itself passed the check and had its capabilities credited to the member the snapshot expected. A node with no sidecar answers GetCapability with full_node_id=0 and storage_envelope_v2_capable=true, which is exactly the shape that could slip through under stale routing or a shared address -- the case the guard exists to reject. Drop the exemption. The guard still only fires when the snapshot knows the expected id, so a member the snapshot cannot identify keeps probing normally. Downstream, StorageEnvelopeV2Ready also requires EncryptionCapable, which a sidecar-less node reports false, so this is defence in depth at the guard rather than a hole that reached activation on its own. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013rNHooj7NF3giihWVba8QE
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新しく届いた coderabbit の指摘 3 件を確認し、Major 1 件を修正しました( 修正:
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base64.DecodeString returns the bytes it decoded before the corruption alongside its error, so a malformed ELASTICKV_KEK left partial key material in the buffer: the deferred clear was registered after the error check and never ran on that path. Register it immediately after the decode instead. Enabling V2 storage envelope writes is a sticky, operationally significant state change. Log the active storage DEK id under a stable key_id attribute so an operator can tell which key the cluster activated against. The wipe of a local slice is not observable from a test; the kek test gains a partial-decode input that exercises the path and asserts the value is still rejected and unset. The activation log has a direct assertion on the key_id attribute. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013rNHooj7NF3giihWVba8QE
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残っていた coderabbit の Minor 2 件を修正しました( 1.
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本 PR で未解決のまま残っているスレッドは 1 件のみ( 新規コミットはありません。 「stale と判断した根拠」を求められているので、現 HEAD ( 指摘の内容
**「cache の存在ではなく encryption が設定されているかで判定せよ」**という指摘でした。 現 HEAD での検証1. 構築自体が gate されています( func newEncryptionConfChangeInterceptor(
encryptionConfigured bool,
...
) raftadmin.MembershipChangeInterceptor {
if !encryptionConfigured {
return nil
}
return newEncryptionPreRegister(...)
}2. 判定は cache ではなく cipher です( func (w encryptionWriteWiring) encryptionConfigured() bool {
return w.cipher != nil
}ご指摘のとおり cache は常に defaulted されるので判定に使えません。 3. 呼び出し側が渡しています( encryptionConfChangeInterceptor := newEncryptionConfChangeInterceptor(
encWiring.encryptionConfigured(),
coordinate, shardGroups[cfg.defaultGroup], encWiring.cache, ...)4. nil が実際に probe を無効化します( if s.interceptor != nil {AddVoter / AddLearner の両経路で nil のとき pre-step ごとスキップされます。 回帰テスト
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| if err := s.requireLeader(ctx); err != nil { | ||
| if err := s.requireRecoveryLeader(ctx); err != nil { |
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Wait for default-group apply before serving resync
When the default-group leader has committed a newer writer registration but its FSM is still applying it, this check succeeds and the following registry read can return the older last_seen_local_epoch, causing a recovering caller with a rolled-back sidecar to select an epoch that is too low. Fresh evidence beyond the earlier leadership-wiring issue is that the production Engine.VerifyLeader implementation calls submitRead(ctx, false), and handleReadStates completes such requests immediately without waiting for applied >= ReadIndex; using the default-group view therefore confirms leadership but not freshness. Use a linearizable/read-applied barrier before projecting the sidecar and registry state.
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| enableMutators := encryptionMutatorsEnabled(kekConfigured) | ||
| encryptionCapabilityFanout := buildEncryptionCapabilityFanout(ctx, eg, runtimes, enableMutators) | ||
| startStorageEnvelopeV2CapabilityMonitor(ctx, eg, encryptionCapabilityFanout, encWiring) |
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Avoid retaining an all-to-all capability connection mesh
In a multi-node encrypted cluster, every node starts this monitor and its first successful fan-out calls ConnFor for every unique member through that node's private GRPCConnCache. The monitor then exits, but buildEncryptionCapabilityFanout closes the cache only when the process context is canceled, so an N-node cluster permanently retains roughly N² gRPC connections after V2 activation even though probing has finished. Close or separate the monitor's connections when it succeeds, or coordinate the probe so it does not establish a process-lifetime full mesh.
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requireRecoveryLeader confirmed leadership and nothing else. Engine.VerifyLeader submits its ReadIndex with waitApplied=false, and handleReadStates completes such a request the moment the index is known -- it never waits for this node's FSM to reach it. A leader that had committed a newer writer registration but not yet applied it therefore passed the check, and the registry read in ResyncSidecar returned the older last_seen_local_epoch. A recovering caller with a rolled-back sidecar would then choose an epoch that is too low. LeaderView.LinearizableRead is documented to block until the returned index is safe to read from the local FSM, which is exactly the barrier this projection needs, so the recovery gate now takes it after the leadership check. Scoped to the recovery path. requireRecoveryLeader has one caller, ResyncSidecar, and the other mutator RPCs keep their VerifyLeader-only posture through requireEncryptionLeader; adding a round-trip to all of them was not warranted by this finding. The leader-view stub gained a call counter and an injectable error because its LinearizableRead previously returned (0, nil) unconditionally and could not tell the two postures apart. The tests assert both that the barrier is taken and that a barrier failure fails the RPC closed rather than serving a projection from a possibly-behind FSM. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013rNHooj7NF3giihWVba8QE
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HEAD ( 検証ご指摘の 2 点をコードで確認しました: 1. func (e *Engine) VerifyLeader(ctx context.Context) error {
_, err := e.submitRead(ctx, false) // ← false
return err
}2. req.target = state.Index
if !req.waitApplied {
e.popPendingRead(id)
req.done <- readResult{index: state.Index} // ← applied >= ReadIndex を待たない
continue
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| secret, err := w.logical.WriteWithContext(ctx, w.mount+"/encrypt/"+w.keyName, map[string]interface{}{ | ||
| "plaintext": base64.StdEncoding.EncodeToString(dek), | ||
| "associated_data": vaultTransitAAD, | ||
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Disable Transit upsert in the encrypt request
If the Vault key is deleted or disabled between the metadata read and this encrypt call, Vault Transit's default upsert behavior can create a replacement key, allowing the new DEK to be wrapped under unintended key material despite the preceding existence check. Persisting that ciphertext can make previously wrapped DEKs inaccessible after restart; pass disable_upsert=true in the encrypt request so the operation fails closed without this read/write race.
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Vault Transit's encrypt endpoint creates the named key when it is missing. The key existence read that precedes the encrypt cannot close that window: a key deleted or disabled between the two calls is silently replaced, this DEK is wrapped under the new key material, and every DEK already wrapped under the old key stops unwrapping after a restart. Send disable_upsert so the encrypt fails closed instead. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013rNHooj7NF3giihWVba8QE
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main_encryption_fanout_test.go (1)
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WithAttrsとWithGroupは、Go 1.26 の契約に従って属性とグループ名を含む新しいハンドラを返してください。現在の実装は両方を破棄するため、Logger.WithまたはLogger.WithGroupを使用するテストで構造化コンテキストが失われます。🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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The startup V2 capability monitor fanned out through the same connection cache the EnableStorageEnvelope cutover keeps for the process lifetime. The cache itself predates this branch, but the monitor is new and runs unconditionally at startup, so an encrypted mutator-enabled cluster now built the whole all-to-all mesh as a side effect of booting -- one idle connection per peer on every node, held for the life of the process, for a probe that finishes as soon as V2 writes activate. Give the monitor its own cache and close it when the monitor stops. The cutover keeps its own and dials when an operator actually calls it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013rNHooj7NF3giihWVba8QE
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Thanks for the nuance on the connection mesh — it changed my answer, so I fixed it rather than deferring: You are right that the code is inherited but the trigger is this branch's. Fix: Tests:
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WriterRegistryForCallerfrom the writer registry inGetSidecarStateandResyncSidecarEncryptionAdminserverValidation
git diff --checkgo test ./adapter -run 'TestEncryptionAdmin_(GetSidecarState|ResyncSidecar)' -count=1 -timeout=240sgo test ./adapter -run TestEncryptionAdmin -count=1 -timeout=300sgo test ./cmd/elastickv-admin -run 'TestEncryption(Status|Endpoint|Sidecar)' -count=1 -timeout=180sgo test ./store ./internal/encryption . -count=1 -timeout=180sgolangci-lint run ./adapter ./store ./internal/encryption . --timeout=5mAuthor: bootjp
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