Refactor Kubernetes ingress configuration and add HTTP to HTTPS redirection#289
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…ection - Updated the deploy-kubernetes.yml workflow to apply ingress configurations from a directory instead of individual files. - Added new IngressRoute configurations for the API server and landing page, supporting both HTTP and HTTPS. - Introduced a middleware for redirecting HTTP traffic to HTTPS. - Enhanced traefik-values.yaml with additional arguments for HTTP to HTTPS redirection. These changes improve the deployment process and enhance security by enforcing HTTPS.
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WalkthroughReplaces two explicit kubectl ingress applies with a single directory apply, adds Traefik IngressRoute manifests for API and landing page, introduces an HTTP→HTTPS redirect middleware, and updates Traefik Helm values to enable entrypoint-level HTTP→HTTPS redirection. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant B as Browser
participant T as Traefik (web)
participant TS as Traefik (websecure)
participant LP as Landing Page Service
participant API as API Service
rect rgba(220,235,255,0.25)
Note over B,T: HTTP request
B->>T: GET http://exosphere.host/...
alt Entrypoint redirect or middleware present
T-->>B: 301 → https://exosphere.host/...
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end
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Note over B,TS: HTTPS request served
B->>TS: GET https://exosphere.host/...
TS->>LP: Route via IngressRoute → service: exosphere-landing-page:80
LP-->>TS: 200 OK
TS-->>B: 200 OK
end
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Note over B,TS: API host flow
B->>T: GET http://api.exosphere.host/...
T-->>B: 301 → https://api.exosphere.host/...
B->>TS: GET https://api.exosphere.host/...
TS->>API: Route via IngressRoute → service: exosphere-api-server:80
API-->>TS: 200 OK
TS-->>B: 200 OK
end
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This pull request refactors Kubernetes ingress configurations to improve deployment and enhance security. It introduces new IngressRoute definitions for the API server and landing page, enabling both HTTP and HTTPS access, and implements a mechanism to redirect all HTTP traffic to HTTPS, ensuring secure communication.
Highlights
- Refactored Ingress Configuration: The deployment workflow now applies ingress configurations from a dedicated directory, streamlining the management of Kubernetes ingress resources.
- New IngressRoutes for API and Landing Page: New Traefik IngressRoute resources have been added for the API server and landing page, supporting both HTTP and HTTPS entry points.
- HTTP to HTTPS Redirection: A new Traefik Middleware is introduced to permanently redirect all incoming HTTP traffic to HTTPS, enhancing security.
- Traefik Configuration Update: The "traefik-values.yaml" file has been updated to include additional arguments that enable and configure the HTTP to HTTPS redirection at the Traefik entrypoint level.
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This pull request refactors the Kubernetes ingress configuration to use a directory-based approach and adds HTTP to HTTPS redirection. The changes are a good step towards improving security and deployment structure. However, I've found a few critical issues that need to be addressed. There are conflicting resource names in the new IngressRoute definitions which will prevent them from being applied correctly. The configuration for the global HTTP-to-HTTPS redirection in traefik-values.yaml appears to be incorrect and needs to be fixed. I've also pointed out a redundancy in the redirection implementation (a global config vs. an unused middleware) and some minor issues with comments and file formatting. Please review the detailed comments below.
…HTTP suffix - Renamed the IngressRoute for the API server from 'exosphere-api-server' to 'exosphere-api-server-http'. - Renamed the IngressRoute for the landing page from 'exosphere-landing-page' to 'exosphere-landing-page-http'. These changes improve clarity in the ingress configuration by explicitly indicating the HTTP context.
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k8s/traefik-values.yaml (2)
8-10: Fix Traefik redirect target: use entrypoint name, not port literal.For entrypoint redirection, Traefik expects the target entrypoint name (e.g., websecure), not a port string. Using ":443" is likely ignored or misinterpreted.
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- - "--entrypoints.web.http.redirections.entrypoint.to=:443" + - "--entrypoints.web.http.redirections.entrypoint.to=websecure"Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
33-33: ACME HTTP-01 Challenge Verified with Global HTTP→HTTPS RedirectDocumentation confirms that HTTP redirections on the
webentryPoint remain fully compatible with the ACME HTTP-01 challenge whenhttpChallenge.entryPoint: webis configured (doc.traefik.io).Configuration requiring no change:
- k8s/traefik-values.yaml (line 33):
entryPoint: webis correctly set..github/workflows/deploy-kubernetes.yml (1)
53-53: LGTM: switching to directory apply will pick up all ingress resources in one go.This reduces drift and missed applies as new manifests are added.
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Inconsistent wait message vs actual sleep; also simplify directory apply path.
- Message says “2 minutes” but sleep is 1200s (20 minutes).
- Prefer “./ingress/” over “./ingress/.” for readability.
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+ kubectl apply -f ./ingress/If the intention was 2 minutes, change to:
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duration match the intended wait (change sleep 1200 to sleep 120 or update the
echo to "waiting 20 minutes" if 20 minutes was intended) and simplify the apply
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Inconsistent IngressRoute: HTTP entryPoint with TLS enabled. Choose one of two valid patterns.
You’re binding to entryPoint “web” (HTTP) while enabling TLS. TLS will not terminate on a non-TLS entrypoint. Pick one:
- Option A (preferred with global redirect): HTTP-only route, no tls, and rely on entrypoint redirect or attach the middleware.
- Option B: HTTPS route only on “websecure” with tls enabled.
Option A (HTTP-only, attach middleware):
spec:
entryPoints:
- - web
+ - web
routes:
- match: Host(`api.exosphere.host`)
kind: Rule
+ middlewares:
+ - name: http-to-https-redirect
services:
- name: exosphere-api-server
namespace: default
port: 80
- tls:
- certResolver: letsencryptOption B (HTTPS-only on websecure):
spec:
- entryPoints:
- - web
+ entryPoints:
+ - websecure
routes:
- match: Host(`api.exosphere.host`)
kind: Rule
services:
- name: exosphere-api-server
namespace: default
port: 80
tls:
certResolver: letsencryptAlso ensure you actually have a separate HTTP IngressRoute only if you’re not using global redirection.
Also applies to: 16-17
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IngressRoute is bound to the HTTP entryPoint "web" while TLS is being configured
— TLS cannot terminate on a non-TLS entrypoint. Fix by choosing one pattern:
Option A: make this an HTTP-only route by removing the TLS configuration and (if
needed) attach or rely on a global redirect middleware to forward traffic to
HTTPS; Option B: make this an HTTPS route by changing the entryPoint to
"websecure" and keeping the TLS section with a proper certResolver/secret so TLS
terminates on the secure entryPoint. Also ensure you have a separate HTTP
IngressRoute only if you opt for global redirection.
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Make middleware namespace explicit.
If your IngressRoutes are in “default”, keeping the middleware in the same namespace is fine, but making it explicit avoids surprises when contexts change.
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the same namespace as your IngressRoutes (or set it to whatever namespace your
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Trailing space and missing newline; also consider wiring the middleware.
- Clean up whitespace/newline to satisfy linters.
- This middleware isn’t referenced by the IngressRoutes. If you retain it, attach it to the HTTP routes as in the Option A diffs.
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wire it into your IngressRoute HTTP routes by adding this middleware's name to
the appropriate route(s) (e.g., under the route's middlewares list) so the
redirect is applied; update the IngressRoute manifests to reference this
middleware for the HTTP entrypoints or remove the middleware file if not used.
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Same inconsistency: HTTP entryPoint with TLS enabled. Align with one pattern.
Mirror the API ingress fix. Choose one:
- Option A (HTTP-only + redirect middleware).
- Option B (HTTPS-only on websecure + tls).
Option A:
spec:
entryPoints:
- web
routes:
- match: Host(`exosphere.host`)
kind: Rule
+ middlewares:
+ - name: http-to-https-redirect
services:
- name: exosphere-landing-page
namespace: default
port: 80
- tls:
- certResolver: letsencryptOption B:
spec:
- entryPoints:
- - web
+ entryPoints:
+ - websecure
routes:
- match: Host(`exosphere.host`)
kind: Rule
services:
- name: exosphere-landing-page
namespace: default
port: 80
tls:
certResolver: letsencryptAlso applies to: 16-17
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In k8s/ingress/landing-page-ingress-http.yaml around lines 7 to 11 (also applies
to lines 16-17), the ingress declares the HTTP entryPoint "web" while TLS is
enabled—pick one consistent pattern: either Option A (HTTP-only): keep
entryPoint "web", remove any tls block, and attach a redirect-to-HTTPS
middleware (or ensure a global redirect) so HTTP endpoints don’t claim TLS; or
Option B (HTTPS-only): change entryPoint to "websecure", keep or add the tls
section with the certificate resolver, and remove any redirect middleware; apply
the same change to the other route at lines 16-17 so both routes follow the
chosen pattern.
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| - "--entrypoints.web.http.redirections.entrypoint.to=:443" | ||
| - "--entrypoints.web.http.redirections.entrypoint.scheme=https" | ||
| - "--entrypoints.web.http.redirections.entrypoint.permanent=true" | ||
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Avoid duplication: entrypoint-level redirect makes the middleware redundant unless explicitly used.
You added both an entrypoint-level redirect and a Middleware. If you keep the entrypoint-level redirect, you generally don't need an HTTP IngressRoute or the redirect middleware. Conversely, if you prefer per-route control using the middleware, remove the additionalArguments and attach the middleware to the HTTP IngressRoutes.
Would you like me to generate a minimal set of manifests for either approach (global vs per-route)?
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In k8s/traefik-values.yaml around lines 6 to 12 you defined an entrypoint-level
redirect and also use a redirect Middleware elsewhere, causing duplicated
behavior; either remove the entrypoint-level redirect arguments (the
--entrypoints.web.http.redirections.* flags) to rely on per-route Middleware, or
remove the Middleware and keep the entrypoint-level redirect for global
HTTP->HTTPS redirection; if you choose per-route control, delete the three
redirection lines under additionalArguments and attach the Middleware to your
HTTP IngressRoutes; if you choose global redirection, remove any redirect
Middleware manifests to avoid redundancy.
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k8s/ingress/api-server-ingress-http.yaml (4)
5-5: Good: unique resource name prevents conflict with HTTPS IngressRoute.Using
exosphere-api-server-httpavoids clashing with the HTTPS IngressRoute (typically namedexosphere-api-server).
1-1: Fix incorrect header path comment.The header references k8s/api-ingressroute.yaml while the file path is k8s/ingress/api-server-ingress-http.yaml.
-# k8s/api-ingressroute.yaml +# k8s/ingress/api-server-ingress-http.yaml
7-17: Inconsistent: HTTP entryPoint with TLS enabled — choose HTTP-only + redirect or HTTPS-only.You bind to
entryPoints: [web](HTTP) while configuringtls:. TLS won’t terminate on a non‑TLS entrypoint. Pick one pattern and apply consistently across files.
Option A (HTTP-only, attach redirect middleware — preferred if you keep this file):
- Keep
entryPoints: [web]- Remove
tls:block- Attach the redirect middleware
Option B (HTTPS-only on websecure):
- Change entryPoint to
websecure- Keep
tls:block- Typically you don’t need a separate HTTP IngressRoute if entrypoint-level redirect is enabled.
Option A diff:
spec: entryPoints: - web routes: - match: Host(`api.exosphere.host`) kind: Rule + middlewares: + - name: http-to-https-redirect services: - name: exosphere-api-server namespace: default port: 80 - tls: - certResolver: letsencryptOption B diff:
spec: - entryPoints: - - web + entryPoints: + - websecure routes: - match: Host(`api.exosphere.host`) kind: Rule services: - name: exosphere-api-server namespace: default port: 80 tls: certResolver: letsencrypt
17-17: Add trailing newline at EOF to satisfy linters.- certResolver: letsencrypt \ No newline at end of file + certResolver: letsencrypt +k8s/ingress/landing-page-ingress-http.yaml (4)
5-5: Good: unique resource name avoids conflict with HTTPS route.
exosphere-landing-page-httpwon’t collide with the HTTPS IngressRoute.
1-1: Fix incorrect header path comment.Header points to k8s/api-ingressroute.yaml; update to the current file path.
-# k8s/api-ingressroute.yaml +# k8s/ingress/landing-page-ingress-http.yaml
7-17: Same inconsistency: HTTP entryPoint with TLS enabled. Align with a single pattern.Choose either HTTP-only + redirect middleware (remove
tls:) or HTTPS-only onwebsecure(keeptls:).Option A diff:
spec: entryPoints: - web routes: - match: Host(`exosphere.host`) kind: Rule + middlewares: + - name: http-to-https-redirect services: - name: exosphere-landing-page namespace: default port: 80 - tls: - certResolver: letsencryptOption B diff:
spec: - entryPoints: - - web + entryPoints: + - websecure routes: - match: Host(`exosphere.host`) kind: Rule services: - name: exosphere-landing-page namespace: default port: 80 tls: certResolver: letsencrypt
17-17: Add trailing newline at EOF to satisfy linters.- certResolver: letsencrypt \ No newline at end of file + certResolver: letsencrypt +
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k8s/ingress/api-server-ingress-http.yaml (1)
7-17: Redirect strategy is correctly centralized at the entrypoint levelI’ve verified that:
- k8s/traefik-values.yaml configures Traefik’s HTTP→HTTPS entrypoint redirect (
--entrypoints.web.http.redirections.entrypoint.*at lines 8–10).- There are no
http-to-https-redirectmiddleware definitions or references in the k8s/ingress manifests.Since only the global entrypoint-level redirect is in use and no duplicate middleware exists, no changes are needed here.
| metadata: | ||
| name: exosphere-api-server-http |
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Be explicit about namespace to avoid surprises in CI contexts.
Unless your workflow sets the default namespace, add metadata.namespace: default to make placement explicit.
kind: IngressRoute
metadata:
name: exosphere-api-server-http
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| metadata: | |
| name: exosphere-api-server-http | |
| kind: IngressRoute | |
| metadata: | |
| name: exosphere-api-server-http | |
| namespace: default |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In k8s/ingress/api-server-ingress-http.yaml around lines 4 to 5, the resource
metadata lacks an explicit namespace which can cause unpredictable placement in
CI; add a metadata.namespace field (e.g., namespace: default or the intended
namespace) under metadata to make placement explicit and avoid relying on
cluster/default contexts.
| metadata: | ||
| name: exosphere-landing-page-http |
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Be explicit about namespace to avoid default-namespace assumptions.
kind: IngressRoute
metadata:
name: exosphere-landing-page-http
+ namespace: default📝 Committable suggestion
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| metadata: | |
| name: exosphere-landing-page-http | |
| kind: IngressRoute | |
| metadata: | |
| name: exosphere-landing-page-http | |
| namespace: default |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In k8s/ingress/landing-page-ingress-http.yaml around lines 4 to 5, metadata only
contains name which leaves the resource in the default namespace; add an
explicit metadata.namespace field (set to the intended namespace used by the
app, e.g., "exosphere" or the cluster-specific namespace) to the metadata block
so the ingress is created in the correct namespace and is consistent with other
manifests.
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| - web | ||
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| - match: Host(`exosphere.host`) | ||
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Security hardening: consider HSTS on HTTPS routes.
If you proceed with HTTPS-only, add a Headers middleware with STSSeconds, STSIncludeSubdomains, and STSPreload to enforce HSTS. Attach it to the HTTPS IngressRoutes.
Example (in a separate middleware manifest):
apiVersion: traefik.io/v1alpha1
kind: Middleware
metadata:
name: security-headers
namespace: default
spec:
headers:
stsSeconds: 31536000
stsIncludeSubdomains: true
stsPreload: trueThen attach:
routes:
- match: Host(`exosphere.host`)
kind: Rule
- services:
+ middlewares:
+ - name: security-headers
+ services:
- name: exosphere-landing-page🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In k8s/ingress/landing-page-ingress-http.yaml around lines 7 to 12, the
IngressRoute for exosphere.host lacks HSTS enforcement for HTTPS; add a Traefik
Headers Middleware resource (e.g., name security-headers) in the same namespace
with stsSeconds: 31536000, stsIncludeSubdomains: true, and stsPreload: true,
then attach that middleware to the HTTPS IngressRoute(s) via the middlewares
section so HSTS is applied only to HTTPS traffic.
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These changes improve the deployment process and enhance security by enforcing HTTPS.
Fixes #287