HYPERFLEET-1469 - feat: add tenant configuration and enforcement middleware

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Summary

HYPERFLEET-1469

Add tenant enforcement middleware that resolves caller tenant identity from trusted gateway-injected headers (Envoy + Authorino). System callers get an unscoped context; tenant callers must resolve required dimensions or receive 403 HYPERFLEET-AUZ-001. Downstream layers (write path via HYPERFLEET-1471, DAO scoping via HYPERFLEET-1470) consume tenant.FromContext.

Changes

• HYPERFLEET-AUZ-001 Permission Denied error code (new AUZ category, per error-model.md) and Forbidden() constructor in pkg/errors
• server.tenant config (enabled, system_header, dimensions with header/key/required) with startup validation
• pkg/tenant/middleware.go: resolve system header first, collect dimension headers, fail closed on missing identity
• Mount middleware in BuildAPIServer when server.tenant.enabled (after JWT + caller identity)
• Env vars and CLI flags for enabled and system_header; dimensions list YAML-only
• Skip /openapi and /errors paths consistently with auth middleware
• CHANGELOG.md updated under [Unreleased]
• configs/dev.yaml: added server.tenant block for local testing; also added the entities: block, a pre-existing gap unrelated to this ticket (dev config had zero registered entity routes, so /clusters 404'd independent of tenant enforcement)

Test plan

• Unit tests: config validation matrix + middleware 403/skip paths
• make test-all passes
• Local testing against make run - all passed (cases below; runnable script in next section):
  • GET /clusters, no JWT → 401
  • JWT, no tenant headers → 403 HYPERFLEET-AUZ-001
  • JWT + X-HyperFleet-Org → 200
  • JWT + org + X-HyperFleet-Project → 200
  • JWT + optional project only (required org missing) → 403
  • JWT + whitespace-only org header → 403 (treated as absent)
  • JWT + org header with disallowed characters → 403
  • JWT + org header exceeding max length (63) → 403
  • JWT + X-HyperFleet-System → 200 (unscoped, bypasses tenant dims)
  • JWT + case-insensitive system header (TRUE) → 200 (unscoped)
  • JWT + non-true system header value (false) → 403 (falls through, dims still required)
  • JWT + whitespace-only system header + org present → 200 (falls through, scoped)
  • JWT + system header + org present → 200 (system takes precedence)
  • GET /openapi, no auth/tenant headers → 200 (middleware skipped)
  • GET /errors/HYPERFLEET-AUZ-001, no headers → 404 (middleware skipped; no handler registered)

Local smoke test

Setup:

1. make db/setup (if Postgres isn't running)
2. make run — uses configs/dev.yaml with server.tenant enabled and an entities: block (dev JWT written to /tmp/hf-dev-token.txt)
3. Save the script below as test-tenant-middleware.sh, chmod +x, run ./test-tenant-middleware.sh
4. On failure, re-run with -v to print response bodies and trace_id values for server log grep

test-tenant-middleware.sh (click to expand)

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Smoke-tests hyperfleet-api's tenant enforcement middleware (HYPERFLEET-1469)
# against a running server started with `make run` and configs/dev.yaml's
# tenant block:
#
#   server:
#     tenant:
#       enabled: true
#       system_header: X-HyperFleet-System
#       dimensions:
#         - header: X-HyperFleet-Org
#           key: org
#           required: true
#         - header: X-HyperFleet-Project
#           key: project
#           required: false
#
# Usage: ./test-tenant-middleware.sh [base_url] [-v]
#   -v   verbose: print the response body for every case, not just failures
# Requires (from hyperfleet-api checkout): server running with the config
# above, JWT enabled, and a valid dev token at /tmp/hf-dev-token.txt
# (generated by `make run` / `make dev-token`).

set -euo pipefail

BASE_URL="http://localhost:8000"
VERBOSE=false
for arg in "$@"; do
  case "$arg" in
    -v) VERBOSE=true ;;
    *) BASE_URL="$arg" ;;
  esac
done

# hyperfleet-api Makefile writes the dev JWT here (DEV_TOKEN_FILE).
TOKEN_FILE="${HF_DEV_TOKEN_FILE:-/tmp/hf-dev-token.txt}"
API="${BASE_URL}/api/hyperfleet/v1"

if [[ ! -f "$TOKEN_FILE" ]]; then
  echo "ERROR: $TOKEN_FILE not found. Run 'make run' or 'make dev-token' in hyperfleet-api first." >&2
  exit 1
fi
TOKEN="$(cat "$TOKEN_FILE")"

PASS=0
FAIL=0

# check NAME EXPECTED_STATUS -- curl_args...
# Captures status, body, and the traceID from the problem+json body (if any)
# so a failure can be grepped straight out of the server log.
check() {
  local name="$1" expected="$2"
  shift 2
  local raw actual body trace
  raw="$(curl -s -w '\n%{http_code}' "$@")"
  actual="${raw##*$'\n'}"
  body="${raw%$'\n'*}"
  trace="$(echo "$body" | grep -o '"trace_id":"[^"]*"' || true)"

  if [[ "$actual" == "$expected" ]]; then
    echo "PASS: ${name} (got ${actual})"
    PASS=$((PASS + 1))
  else
    echo "FAIL: ${name} (expected ${expected}, got ${actual})"
    FAIL=$((FAIL + 1))
  fi

  if [[ "$VERBOSE" == "true" || "$actual" != "$expected" ]] && [[ -n "$body" ]]; then
    echo "  body: ${body}"
    if [[ -n "$trace" ]]; then
      echo "  ${trace}  <- grep this in the server log"
    fi
  fi
}

echo "Testing tenant middleware against ${BASE_URL}"
echo

check "no JWT -> 401 (JWT runs before tenant middleware)" 401   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT, no tenant headers -> 403 (missing required dimension)" 403   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT, required dimension present -> 200" 200   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-Org: acme"   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT, required + optional dimensions present -> 200" 200   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-Org: acme"   -H "X-HyperFleet-Project: platform"   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT, only optional dimension present -> 403 (required missing)" 403   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-Project: platform"   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT, whitespace-only required header -> 403 (treated as absent)" 403   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-Org:  "   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT, dimension value with disallowed characters -> 403" 403   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-Org: acme/<script>"   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT, dimension value exceeding max length (63) -> 403" 403   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-Org: $(printf 'a%.0s' {1..64})"   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT + system header -> 200 (unscoped, bypasses tenant dims)" 200   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-System: true"   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT + case-insensitive system header (TRUE) -> 200 (unscoped)" 200   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-System: TRUE"   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT + non-true system header value -> 403 (falls through, dims still required)" 403   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-System: false"   "${API}/clusters"

check "JWT + whitespace-only system header + org present -> 200 (falls through, scoped)" 200   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-System:  "   -H "X-HyperFleet-Org: acme"   "${API}/clusters"

check "system header takes precedence over present dimension" 200   -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}"   -H "X-HyperFleet-System: true"   -H "X-HyperFleet-Org: acme"   "${API}/clusters"

check "/openapi skipped -> 200 even with no auth/tenant headers" 200   "${API}/openapi"

check "/errors skipped -> 404, not 401/403 (path has no registered handler yet)" 404   "${API}/errors/HYPERFLEET-AUZ-001"

echo
echo "${PASS} passed, ${FAIL} failed"
[[ "$FAIL" -eq 0 ]]

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added optional tenant-aware access control for API requests.
  • Supports tenant identification through configured request headers and trusted system access.
  • Added configuration for tenant enforcement and required tenant dimensions.
  • Added standardized RFC 9457 Problem Details responses for permission-denied errors.

• Bug Fixes

  • Requests with missing, invalid, or unresolved tenant information now fail safely with HTTP 403 responses.
  • Added validation for incomplete, conflicting, or invalid tenant settings and header values.

• Developer Experience

  • The development token command now reports the generated token file location.

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Added configurable tenant enforcement for API requests. Configuration supports trusted system callers and required or optional tenant dimensions. Validation rejects invalid, conflicting, duplicate, and forbidden settings. Middleware resolves tenant identity, attaches tenant context, and returns RFC 9457 403 responses for invalid requests. The API server enables the middleware when configured. Added permission-denied errors and tests.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 71fae

The PR adds tenant identity enforcement and related configuration, with the supplied checks covering the documented behavior; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Client
  participant AuthMiddleware
  participant TenantResolver
  participant APIHandler
  Client->>AuthMiddleware: Send authenticated request
  AuthMiddleware->>TenantResolver: Apply tenant resolution
  TenantResolver->>APIHandler: Attach tenant context
  TenantResolver-->>Client: Return RFC 9457 403 response when resolution fails

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❌ Failed checks (1 warning)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%.	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (10 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Sec-02: Secrets In Log Output	✅ Passed	The only new Go log is a warning with a ServiceError containing only an error code and tenant header name; no token, password, credential, or secret is logged.
No Hardcoded Secrets	✅ Passed	PR additions contain no API keys, passwords, private keys, credential URLs, or long base64 config strings; DEV_TOKEN_FILE only points to a runtime-generated token file.
No Weak Cryptography	✅ Passed	The PR diff adds no crypto imports, banned primitives, ECB mode, or secret comparisons; tenant code only validates headers and compares the literal system value "true".
No Injection Vectors	✅ Passed	PR diff adds no SQL concatenation or fmt.Sprintf in queries, exec.Command, template.HTML, or yaml.Unmarshal; tenant header values are validated before context use.
No Privileged Containers	✅ Passed	The PR changes no Dockerfile or Helm deployment files and add no forbidden privilege settings; the existing USER root step is documented and switches to non-root, with runtime USER 65532.
No Pii Or Sensitive Data In Logs	✅ Passed	The PR adds one warning that logs only a fixed denial message and header-name error; tenant values and request bodies are not logged, and existing request logging uses header masking.
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the tenant configuration and enforcement middleware added by the pull request.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description directly explains the tenant middleware, configuration, error handling, integration, and test coverage.

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pkg/tenant/middleware_test.go (1)

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Mark testConfig and serve as test helpers.

Pass t *testing.T to both functions and call t.Helper() first. This makes assertion failures identify the calling test case instead of the helper.

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In `@cmd/hyperfleet-api/servecmd/api_server_test.go`:
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In `@pkg/config/tenant.go`:
- Around line 36-40: Update the tenant configuration validation to reject HTTP
field names that are not valid tokens, including whitespace-containing or blank
names, for both SystemHeader and every TenantDimension.Header. Apply this
validation before accepting required dimensions or system-caller bypass
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- Line 70: Update the protected resource DAO read, write, delete, and list
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it to every query; permit bypassing this predicate only for System callers.
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pkg/validation/identity_header_test.go (1)

31-34: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Use gomega.NewWithT(t) instead of deprecated RegisterTestingT.

The dot import resolves all current Gomega symbols, so there is no compile error. Replace global registration with per-test Gomega instances to avoid shared global state.

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[rh-amarin]

I wonder about the need of this file.
I mean we already have config.yaml.example, could we use that one for development purposes and avoid the risk of drifting?

[pnguyen44]

dev.yaml and config.yaml.example serve different purposes: dev.yaml is the runnable config so make run works out of the box; config.yaml.example is the reference template with all options documented. Keeping both means contributors don't have to maintain their own local config, since dev.yaml stays current as config evolves. Updating both together when adding config (as done here) keeps them in sync.

[rh-amarin]

I find a bit confusing that we generate:

• the token at /tmp
• the dev-jwks.json at ./configs

[pnguyen44]

This is pre-existing behavior, not introduced here. The distinction: the token is ephemeral (regenerated on each make run, 8-hour expiry) so /tmp fits; the JWKS is referenced by dev.yaml and can persist across runs, so it lives in ./configs. Happy to revisit the locations in a follow-up if you feel strongly.

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