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feat(bucket): add publicRead to serve a bucket without credentials - #5252
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Adds publicRead to the Bucket application. A bucket cannot serve its objects without a signature today: every BucketAccess issues a key, and those keys grant neither WriteAcp nor PutBucketPolicy, so aws s3api put-bucket-acl --acl public-read is refused and a tenant has no way to serve static assets (images, downloads) straight from a bucket. The only workaround is an operator running weed shells3.anonymous.set by hand, which nothing reconciles and which outlives the bucket.
With publicRead: true the chart renders one more BucketAccess, <bucket>-public-read, on a new -public BucketAccessClass whose accessPolicy is public-read. The class is added in the three places that define access classes: the Client topology, the per-storage-pool classes, and the vendored chart (through its existing cosi-bucket-class-lock-readonly.patch). The COSI driver handles the policy by adding Read:<bucket> to the gateway's anonymous identity and, on revoke, removing only that action, so turning the flag off or deleting the bucket closes it again without touching other public buckets. Anonymous callers can GET/HEAD objects at <endpoint>/<bucket>/<key>; listing and writes stay refused.
A user named public-read would own the same BucketAccess name, so that combination fails to render with an explicit message rather than having two owners fight over one object.
Stacked on #5284; merge that first.#5284 builds the COSI driver in this repo from a pinned upstream commit. The public-read policy merged upstream in seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#21, but no release carries it (v0.4.0 was tagged a few hours before the merge, and the upstream image is only published on a tag), so the second commit here moves that in-tree build from 5efd120 to 0ed46df, the merge of #21 (COSI_DRIVER_VERSION v0.4.0-4-g0ed46df, archive checksum updated). The lost-grant fix#5284 is about is included. Until #5284 merges, its commit shows in this diff too.
Moving to 0ed46df also brings what went into the driver between 5efd120 and v0.4.0. The one behaviour change: DriverDeleteBucket now refuses, with FailedPrecondition, to delete a bucket whose objects still hold an active Object Lock retention or legal hold, instead of deleting it. The rest is the readwrite-governance-bypass policy (not used by any class here) and not-found handling in filer deletions. Upstream documents one public-read BucketAccess per bucket as the supported shape, which is what the chart renders.
Tested: new helm-unittest suites for the bucket app (default off, class name with and without storage pool, locked bucket, coexistence with users, the name collision), the seaweedfs extra chart (Client and storage-pool classes) and the vendored chart; they fail when the class suffix or the policy is removed. helm unittest passes on packages/apps/bucket, packages/extra/seaweedfs, packages/system/seaweedfs and packages/system/bucket, as do test-guard-fail-closed, test-image-version, test-cosi-driver-version and test-cosi-driver-tag. The driver image builds locally from images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver (archive checksum verified, the driver's own go test ./pkg/... passes in the build) and the binary carries the public-read policy. The anonymous-read mechanism itself was checked by hand on SeaweedFS 4.45 (weed shells3.anonymous.set -access Read): anonymous GET returns 200 on both gateways, ListObjects/ListObjectsV2 and PUT return 403, and the identity survives grants and revokes of regular BucketAccesses. The end-to-end path through the new driver has not run on a cluster yet.
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Walked the trigger map against the diff: the only hit is the new field in packages/apps/bucket/values.schema.json (and api/apps/v1alpha1/bucket/types.go), which the Terraform provider models by hand. Follow-up filed as cozystack/terraform-provider-cozystack#80. The website's bucket page is hand-written and could mention the flag, but no listed trigger covers an added field, so it is left unticked.
Release note
feat(bucket): add `publicRead` to serve a bucket's objects without credentials at `<endpoint>/<bucket>/<key>`. Anonymous callers can read objects but cannot list the bucket or write to it. The in-tree COSI driver build moves to seaweedfs-cosi-driver `0ed46df`, which adds the `public-read` policy and refuses to delete a bucket whose objects still hold an active Object Lock.
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New Features
Bucket configurations can now enable anonymous object reads, while anonymous bucket listing and writes remain unavailable. This setting is off by default.
SeaweedFS bucket access now supports public-read access classes across supported deployment modes, alongside existing access options.
Updates
The SeaweedFS COSI driver image has been updated to a Cozystack-built version with support for public-read access.
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The bucket chart adds an opt-in publicRead setting and renders a public BucketAccess when enabled. SeaweedFS charts add matching public-read access classes. The SeaweedFS package builds and deploys a pinned COSI driver image and adds checks for its version and deployment references.
Changes: Bucket public-read support
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Build and pin the COSI driver packages/system/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver/Dockerfile, packages/system/seaweedfs/Makefile, packages/system/seaweedfs/values.yaml, packages/extra/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag, packages/system/seaweedfs/tests/cosi_image_test.yaml, hack/overlay-main-images.sh
The SeaweedFS package builds a pinned COSI driver image, updates its deployment references, and checks version and tag consistency.
Render SeaweedFS public access classes packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/*, packages/system/seaweedfs/charts/seaweedfs/templates/cosi/cosi-bucket-class.yaml, packages/system/seaweedfs/patches/cosi-bucket-class-lock-readonly.patch, packages/extra/seaweedfs/tests/public_access_class_test.yaml, packages/system/seaweedfs/tests/cosi_public_class_test.yaml
Client, storage-pool, and chart templates add public-read BucketAccessClass resources. Helm tests check the rendered classes and access policy.
Configure public reads on buckets api/apps/v1alpha1/bucket/types.go, packages/apps/bucket/values.*, packages/apps/bucket/README.md, packages/apps/bucket/templates/bucketclaim.yaml, packages/apps/bucket/tests/public_read_test.yaml, packages/system/bucket-rd/cozyrds/bucket.yaml
The bucket API and chart values expose publicRead. When enabled, the bucket template renders a public BucketAccess; tests cover defaults, class selection, coexistence with user entries, and name conflicts.
cozystack/cozystack#5097: It changes rendering guards in the same bucket claim template that this PR extends with public-read access.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to c45de
The new public-read feature looks sound, but two edge cases should be fixed or accepted before merge. A later SeaweedFS-only rebuild can ship the wrong client driver in CI artifacts. Pool names such as fast and fast-public can produce conflicting access classes.
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The title "feat(bucket): add publicRead to serve a bucket without credentials" matches the main change. The PR adds a publicRead option to the Bucket application. When enabled, the chart creates a pub…
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Linked issue #5284 (direct) has coding requirements: (1) build the SeaweedFS COSI driver in this repo from an upstream commit that contains the grant fix (upstream seaweedfs-cosi-driver#15), (2) use t…
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The changes map to #5284 or to the linked public-read objective. The driver pin change (5efd120 to 0ed46df) brings extra upstream changes: the readwrite-governance-bypass policy, not-found handling …
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The title "feat(bucket): add publicRead to serve a bucket without credentials" matches the main change. The PR adds a publicRead option to the Bucket application. When enabled, the chart creates a public-read BucketAccess, so anonymous callers can GET and HEAD objects. The title is short, specific, and names the affected component. It omits the COSI driver bump and the lost-grant fix, which are secondary to the feature.
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Linked issue #5284 (direct) has coding requirements: (1) build the SeaweedFS COSI driver in this repo from an upstream commit that contains the grant fix (upstream seaweedfs-cosi-driver#15), (2) use that build for both tenant SeaweedFS (seaweedfs.cosi.image) and client mode (images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag), and (3) add Dockerfile and Makefile build targets. The reviewed head meets these. packages/system/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver/Dockerfile builds from a pinned upstream commit with a pinned archive SHA-256. packages/system/seaweedfs/Makefile adds image-cosi-driver and version checks (test-cosi-driver-version, test-cosi-driver-tag). packages/system/seaweedfs/values.yaml and packages/extra/seaweedfs/images/seaweedfs-cosi-driver.tag both reference the Cozystack-built image ghcr.io/cozystack/cozystack/seaweedfs-cosi-driver:v0.4.0-4-g0ed46df-cozystack.0. The PR moves the pin from 5efd120 to 0ed46df, which the PR states descends from v0.4.0 and includes the grant fix. I did not verify upstream commit ancestry from the repository; this rests on the PR description and the pinned version string. The issue's own Object Lock and 4.48 items are out of scope and are not required here.
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The changes map to #5284 or to the linked public-read objective. The driver pin change (5efd120 to 0ed46df) brings extra upstream changes: the readwrite-governance-bypass policy, not-found handling in filer deletions, and a DriverDeleteBucket refusal for buckets with active Object Lock retention or legal holds. The PR discloses these and states that the public-read policy requires the newer commit. They are a consequence of the required pin, not unrelated work. The hack/overlay-main-images.sh comment change, the cosi_image_test.yaml regex update, and the bucket-rd schema entry support the new first-party image reference and the publicRead field. The publicRead feature files (bucket chart, schema, README, tests, BucketAccessClass templates, and the vendored patch) implement the stated public-read objective. No change was found that lacks a connection to either objective.
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seaweedfs-cosi-driver v0.3.1 grants access by rewriting the legacy
/etc/iam/identity.json. Each S3 gateway migrates that file to
per-identity files and renames it away whenever it changes, so a grant
written while a gateway is migrating is lost: the BucketAccess reports
accessGranted and its Secret is written, but every gateway rejects the
key with InvalidAccessKeyId and never recovers. Users added to a Bucket
in one change lose a key regularly.
Upstream fixed it by also writing the per-identity file on grant, but
no release carries the fix yet, so the driver is built here from that
upstream commit until one does.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Myasnikov Daniil <myasnikovdaniil2001@gmail.com>
A bucket cannot serve its objects without a signature: every
BucketAccess issues a key, and the keys grant neither WriteAcp nor
PutBucketPolicy, so a tenant cannot open the bucket themselves with
put-bucket-acl. Static assets then need a proxy, presigned URLs or
an operator running weed shell by hand, which no reconcile tracks
and which outlives the bucket.
publicRead renders one more BucketAccess on a new -public access
class whose accessPolicy is public-read. The COSI driver handles that
policy by adding Read:<bucket> to the gateway's anonymous identity
and removing only that action on revoke, so deleting the bucket or
turning the flag off closes it again without touching other public
buckets. Anonymous callers can read objects but cannot list the
bucket or write to it.
The access is named <bucket>-public-read, the name a user called
public-read would take, so that combination fails to render instead
of fighting over one BucketAccess.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Mattia Eleuteri <mattia@hidora.io>
The -public BucketAccessClass asks the driver for accessPolicy
public-read, which no driver release carries yet: v0.4.0 was tagged
before seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#21 merged, and the upstream
image is only published on a tag. With the driver this package
builds, a publicRead bucket gets a BucketAccess the driver refuses
with InvalidArgument and is never opened.
Build the in-tree image from the merge of that change instead. It
also carries the lost-grant fix the previous commit was built for.
Switch back to the upstream image once a release carries public-read.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Mattia Eleuteri <mattia@hidora.io>
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@packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/storage-pool-bucket-classes.yaml:
- Line 58: Reject pool names that collide with another pool’s generated
public-read BucketAccessClass. In the template using $uniquePools and $poolName,
check for the corresponding -public pool before emitting the public-read class
and fail rendering on a collision; preserve the existing generated name for
non-colliding pools.
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Reject pool names that collide with a generated -public class name.
Pools fast and fast-public both produce a BucketAccessClass named <namespace>-fast-public. The fast-public pool's readwrite class (line 40) and the fast pool's public-read class (line 58) share that name, so they cannot keep distinct policies. Nothing in the schema or the template rejects this pair.
Add a guard to fail the render when the colliding pool exists:
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accessPolicy: readonly
+{{- if hasKey $uniquePools (printf "%s-public" $poolName) }}+{{- fail (printf "pool %q collides with pool %q-public: both generate BucketAccessClass %s-%s-public" $poolName $poolName $.Release.Namespace $poolName) }}+{{- end }}
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kind: BucketAccessClass
If pool names with the -public suffix must stay valid, use a different generated name for the public-read class. That change also requires updating the bucket consumer that references -public.
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Review comment at @packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/storage-pool-bucket-classes.yaml at line 58:
Reject pool names that collide with another pool’s generated public-read BucketAccessClass. In the template using $uniquePools and $poolName, check for the corresponding -public pool before emitting the public-read class and fail rendering on a collision; preserve the existing generated name for non-colliding pools.
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Not changing this here. The same collision already exists for the suffixes the chart had before this PR: a pool named fast-readonly collides with the -readonly access class of a pool named fast, and a pool named fast-lock with its -lock bucket class. Guarding -public alone would leave the chart inconsistent; if pool names should be validated against the generated suffixes, it belongs in one check covering all of them, in a separate change.
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mattia-eleuteri Agreed. The existing -readonly and -lock names have the same collision risk. A combined check for all three suffixes is reasonable as a separate change.
I won’t mark this finding as addressed. Would you like me to open a follow-up issue?
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What this PR does
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publicReadto the Bucket application. A bucket cannot serve its objects without a signature today: every BucketAccess issues a key, and those keys grant neitherWriteAcpnorPutBucketPolicy, soaws s3api put-bucket-acl --acl public-readis refused and a tenant has no way to serve static assets (images, downloads) straight from a bucket. The only workaround is an operator runningweed shells3.anonymous.setby hand, which nothing reconciles and which outlives the bucket.With
publicRead: truethe chart renders one more BucketAccess,<bucket>-public-read, on a new-publicBucketAccessClass whoseaccessPolicyispublic-read. The class is added in the three places that define access classes: the Client topology, the per-storage-pool classes, and the vendored chart (through its existingcosi-bucket-class-lock-readonly.patch). The COSI driver handles the policy by addingRead:<bucket>to the gateway'sanonymousidentity and, on revoke, removing only that action, so turning the flag off or deleting the bucket closes it again without touching other public buckets. Anonymous callers canGET/HEADobjects at<endpoint>/<bucket>/<key>; listing and writes stay refused.A user named
public-readwould own the same BucketAccess name, so that combination fails to render with an explicit message rather than having two owners fight over one object.Stacked on #5284; merge that first. #5284 builds the COSI driver in this repo from a pinned upstream commit. The
public-readpolicy merged upstream in seaweedfs/seaweedfs-cosi-driver#21, but no release carries it (v0.4.0 was tagged a few hours before the merge, and the upstream image is only published on a tag), so the second commit here moves that in-tree build from5efd120to0ed46df, the merge of #21 (COSI_DRIVER_VERSION v0.4.0-4-g0ed46df, archive checksum updated). The lost-grant fix #5284 is about is included. Until #5284 merges, its commit shows in this diff too.Moving to
0ed46dfalso brings what went into the driver between5efd120and v0.4.0. The one behaviour change:DriverDeleteBucketnow refuses, withFailedPrecondition, to delete a bucket whose objects still hold an active Object Lock retention or legal hold, instead of deleting it. The rest is thereadwrite-governance-bypasspolicy (not used by any class here) and not-found handling in filer deletions. Upstream documents onepublic-readBucketAccess per bucket as the supported shape, which is what the chart renders.Tested: new helm-unittest suites for the bucket app (default off, class name with and without storage pool, locked bucket, coexistence with users, the name collision), the seaweedfs extra chart (Client and storage-pool classes) and the vendored chart; they fail when the class suffix or the policy is removed.
helm unittestpasses onpackages/apps/bucket,packages/extra/seaweedfs,packages/system/seaweedfsandpackages/system/bucket, as dotest-guard-fail-closed,test-image-version,test-cosi-driver-versionandtest-cosi-driver-tag. The driver image builds locally fromimages/seaweedfs-cosi-driver(archive checksum verified, the driver's owngo test ./pkg/...passes in the build) and the binary carries thepublic-readpolicy. The anonymous-read mechanism itself was checked by hand on SeaweedFS 4.45 (weed shells3.anonymous.set -access Read): anonymousGETreturns 200 on both gateways,ListObjects/ListObjectsV2andPUTreturn 403, and the identity survives grants and revokes of regular BucketAccesses. The end-to-end path through the new driver has not run on a cluster yet.Screenshots
No UI change.
Downstream repositories
Walked the trigger map against the diff: the only hit is the new field in
packages/apps/bucket/values.schema.json(andapi/apps/v1alpha1/bucket/types.go), which the Terraform provider models by hand. Follow-up filed as cozystack/terraform-provider-cozystack#80. The website's bucket page is hand-written and could mention the flag, but no listed trigger covers an added field, so it is left unticked.Release note
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