created to address CVE-2020-8554
externalip-webhook, is a validating webhook which prevents services from using random external IPs. Cluster administrators
can specify list of CIDRs allowed to be used as external IP by specifying allowed-external-ip-cidrs parameter.
Webhook will only allow creation of services which doesn't require external IP or whose external IPs are within the range
specified by the administrator.
This repo is built using kubebuilder.
To restrict external IP to certain CIDRs, uncomment and update allowed-external-ip-cidrs in webhook.yaml.
NOTE: If auth-proxy is enabled then update allowed-external-ip-cidrs in metrics_server_auth_proxy.yaml.
To deploy the webhook using the manifests in this repo, you must have kustomize in your path.
You can download kustomize here: https://kubernetes-sigs.github.io/kustomize/installation/
make deploymake docker-build IMG=DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG
make deploy IMG=DOCKER_IMAGE_TAGWebhook by default runs under externalip-validation-system ns. This can be changed by updating namespace and
namePrefix in kustomization.yaml file.
Webhook certificates can either be generated through cert-manager or by uploading certs. Following section explains how this can be achieved.
Uncomment all sections with 'CERTMANAGER' in kustomization.yaml file.
- Upload certs data (ca.crt, tls.crt and tls.key) as kubernetes secret with name
webhook-server-certin namespace same as kustomization.yaml. - Update
caBundlefield in manifests.yaml.
Webhook emits webhook_failed_request_count metrics whenever it rejects service creation or update operation.
Uncomment --metrics-addr and the corresponding section in containers.Port in webhook.yaml.
- Uncomment all sections with 'METRICS_SERVER_RBAC' in kustomization.yaml file.
- Create cluster role binding for the cluster role in auth_proxy_client_clusterrole.yaml.
Follow the steps mentioned here to export the webhook metrics.
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