docs: design for the eBPF CI loading lane - #1665
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Scopes the CI infra half of #1660's split: a new, self-contained CI lane that builds the eBPF network-policy object (reusing release.yml's already-proven clang/build-bpf recipe) and actually loads + attaches it to a real throwaway veth pair, proving the verifier accepts the program and the attached program evaluates real traffic — not just that it compiles. Key finding that reshapes scope from the issue's own text: AttachVeth takes any real ifindex, so this lane does NOT need incus-create.yml's Incus/ZFS setup at all — a bare veth pair on the runner is sufficient and keeps the lane fast and decoupled, mirroring the same separation-of-concerns reasoning incus-create.yml's own header gives for staying separate from zfs-encryption.yml. Status: proposed. Blocks implementation of #1663; #1664 (the real two-org e2e) is blocked transitively until this lane exists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017hAqvVUWWP2kbkLDiWpa63
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds a design document for a dedicated eBPF CI loading lane. The proposed workflow builds eBPF objects, runs privileged tests with a temporary veth pair, validates kernel loading and TCX attachment, evaluates traffic, and cleans up links. ChangeseBPF CI loading lane
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The proposed eBPF CI lane would add privileged load-and-attach testing, but its current design does not fully define the traffic setup and assertions, could skip validation when relevant build inputs change, and does not explicitly verify compilation of the tagged test; it also needs to distinguish eBPF verifier controls from the trust boundary around privileged user-space commands. These bounded correctness and security concerns should be clarified before merging the design. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@docs/EBPF-CI-LOADING-LANE-DESIGN.md`:
- Around line 123-127: Update the safety-boundary discussion near the eBPF
verifier statement to limit its guarantee to the loaded eBPF program and
explicitly identify privileged Go test code and sudo shell commands as a
separate trust boundary. Retain the existing fork and no-secret controls, and
note that the job still runs pull-request code with elevated privileges and a
scoped contents-read GITHUB_TOKEN.
- Around line 159-161: Update the type-gate instructions for the tag-gated test
to explicitly compile it with the ebpf_load build tag, using go test -c
-tags=ebpf_load ./internal/netbpf or an equivalent tagged compile check. Retain
the existing untagged go vet/go build checks as applicable, but ensure the
tagged test is included.
- Around line 64-65: The veth topology in the design is incomplete: define
endpoint addressing, namespace placement, routing, packet direction, and the
traffic generator so the documented ping has a valid L3 path and enters vethA
ingress with the policy’s host-veth ifindex; use the setup in SetVethPolicy,
AttachVeth, and the helpers in test/e2e/cluster/helpers.go as references.
- Around line 93-99: Update the path filter for the ebpf-load workflow described
in the Workflow placement section to include all build and test dependencies:
Makefile, go.mod, go.sum, internal/netpolicy/**, and internal/safecast/**.
Preserve the existing paths and pull_request trigger behavior, or broaden the
filter sufficiently to ensure changes affecting make build-bpf or go test
-tags=ebpf_load ./internal/netbpf/... run the lane.
- Around line 83-88: Update the traffic-validation design around
Loader.SetVethPolicy/AddDeny to define vethA/vethB addresses and routes, then
use mode-specific assertions: MODE_LOG_ONLY must deliver the packet and emit the
expected deny event, while MODE_ENFORCE must block the packet and emit that
event.
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| 2. **Throwaway veth pair** — `ip link add vethA type veth peer name vethB`, | ||
| both sides brought up (`ip link set vethA up`, `ip link set vethB up`). |
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Define the veth traffic topology before implementation.
The design only creates and activates vethA and vethB. It does not assign addresses, configure namespaces or routes, or define packet direction. Therefore, the documented ping has no defined L3 path. SetVethPolicy is keyed by the host veth ifindex, and AttachVeth attaches at vethA ingress, so a raw socket write is not equivalent unless it enters that hook with the matching policy key. Specify the endpoint setup and traffic generator. test/e2e/cluster/helpers.go provides a useful reference.
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In `@docs/EBPF-CI-LOADING-LANE-DESIGN.md` around lines 64 - 65, The veth topology
in the design is incomplete: define endpoint addressing, namespace placement,
routing, packet direction, and the traffic generator so the documented ping has
a valid L3 path and enters vethA ingress with the policy’s host-veth ifindex;
use the setup in SetVethPolicy, AttachVeth, and the helpers in
test/e2e/cluster/helpers.go as references.
| - `Loader.SetVethPolicy` / `AddDeny` to install a real policy entry, | ||
| then real traffic sent across `vethA`↔`vethB` (a `ping` or a raw | ||
| socket write) — proves the attached program actually evaluates | ||
| packets, not just that `AttachTCX` returned nil. This is the | ||
| difference between "the lane didn't crash" and "the lane proves the | ||
| thing #1642 needs proven." |
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Define a mode-specific traffic oracle.
The Phase A program emits a deny event but returns TC_ACT_OK in MODE_LOG_ONLY; accepted traffic with an event is expected. Define the veth addresses and routes, then assert the configured mode: MODE_LOG_ONLY must deliver the packet and emit the expected event; MODE_ENFORCE must block the packet and emit the event.
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In `@docs/EBPF-CI-LOADING-LANE-DESIGN.md` around lines 83 - 88, Update the
traffic-validation design around Loader.SetVethPolicy/AddDeny to define
vethA/vethB addresses and routes, then use mode-specific assertions:
MODE_LOG_ONLY must deliver the packet and emit the expected deny event, while
MODE_ENFORCE must block the packet and emit that event.
| 4. **Workflow placement** — a new job in a new workflow file, | ||
| `.github/workflows/ebpf-load.yml`, triggered on `pull_request`/`push` | ||
| with a `paths:` filter on `internal/netbpf/**`, | ||
| `experimental/ebpf-phaseA/**`, and its own workflow file (same | ||
| no-`branches:`-filter-on-`pull_request` convention `incus-create.yml` | ||
| documents the reason for — a base filter leaves stacked PRs with no | ||
| checks at all). `permissions: contents: read`, matching every other |
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Add the complete build and test dependency closure to the path filter.
The lane runs make build-bpf and go test -tags=ebpf_load ./internal/netbpf/.... The filter omits Makefile, go.mod, go.sum, internal/netpolicy/**, and internal/safecast/**. Changes to these inputs can change the object or test while the lane remains skipped. Add these paths or use a broader filter. .github/workflows/release.yml is not required when the new workflow only copies its commands.
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In `@docs/EBPF-CI-LOADING-LANE-DESIGN.md` around lines 93 - 99, Update the path
filter for the ebpf-load workflow described in the Workflow placement section to
include all build and test dependencies: Makefile, go.mod, go.sum,
internal/netpolicy/**, and internal/safecast/**. Preserve the existing paths and
pull_request trigger behavior, or broaden the filter sufficiently to ensure
changes affecting make build-bpf or go test -tags=ebpf_load
./internal/netbpf/... run the lane.
| - **The eBPF verifier is the actual safety boundary, not CI config.** A | ||
| malicious or buggy program cannot get the kernel to do something unsafe | ||
| regardless of privilege level — that is the verifier's entire job, and | ||
| it runs on every `netbpf.Load` call whether in this CI lane, in | ||
| production, or on a developer's laptop. This lane does not change that |
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Narrow the stated eBPF safety boundary.
The verifier constrains the loaded eBPF program. It does not constrain Go test code or shell commands that run with sudo. The job still executes pull-request code with elevated privileges, and contents: read still supplies a scoped GITHUB_TOKEN. Keep the fork and no-secret controls, but document privileged user-space execution as a separate trust boundary.
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In `@docs/EBPF-CI-LOADING-LANE-DESIGN.md` around lines 123 - 127, Update the
safety-boundary discussion near the eBPF verifier statement to limit its
guarantee to the loaded eBPF program and explicitly identify privileged Go test
code and sudo shell commands as a separate trust boundary. Retain the existing
fork and no-secret controls, and note that the job still runs pull-request code
with elevated privileges and a scoped contents-read GITHUB_TOKEN.
| Type gate: `go vet`/`go build` on the new test file (same as every other Go | ||
| change); no new language, no new dependency beyond what `internal/netbpf` | ||
| already imports (`cilium/ebpf`, already a `go.mod` dependency). |
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Compile the tag-gated test explicitly.
The design places the new test behind -tags=ebpf_load, but the type gate lists untagged go vet and go build. go build excludes _test.go files, and untagged go vet excludes the tagged test. Use go test -c -tags=ebpf_load ./internal/netbpf or an equivalent tagged compile check.
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type-gate instructions for the tag-gated test to explicitly compile it with the
ebpf_load build tag, using go test -c -tags=ebpf_load ./internal/netbpf or an
equivalent tagged compile check. Retain the existing untagged go vet/go build
checks as applicable, but ensure the tagged test is included.
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Design doc for #1663, per the issue's own note that this "may be worth /architect:design input before implementation, given the security/operational surface of granting a CI job CAP_BPF/CAP_NET_ADMIN."
Doc:
docs/EBPF-CI-LOADING-LANE-DESIGN.md. Status: proposed — no implementation in this PR, per the architect:design contract (design and document, implementation follows as separate work). Placed at top-leveldocs/, notdocs/architecture/, since that directory is exclusively product-feature designs (paired withdocs/product/) and this is CI infra — matches the placement of comparable infra docs likeSTORAGE-CONTENTION-PROBE.md/OTEL-COLLECTOR-DESIGN.md.Key finding that reshapes the issue's own scope
#1663's text assumed reusing
incus-create.yml's Incus/ZFS setup "if practical." Investigation found it isn't needed at all:Loader.AttachVeth(ifindex int)ininternal/netbpf/loader.gotakes any real network interface's ifindex — nothing about loading the eBPF object or attaching its TC hooks depends on Incus, a real container, or ZFS. The design instead uses a throwawayip link add vethA type veth peer name vethBpair created directly on the bare runner, which:incus-create.yml's 45-minute budget for an image pull + real container creation)incus-create.yml's own header gives for staying separate fromzfs-encryption.ymlOther finding: half the gap is already closed
release.ymlalready runsmake build-bpfsuccessfully in CI (clang/llvm/libbpf-dev install + the build step, twice in that file). The actual gap #1660/#1663 exist to close is narrower than their own text implies — it's specifically the load and attach half, not the compile half.What the doc covers
release.yml, throwaway veth pair, a new-tags=ebpf_load-gated Go integration test ininternal/netbpf/, workflow placement (.github/workflows/ebpf-load.yml,pull_request/pushwith apaths:filter,permissions: contents: read).incus-create.yml's existingsudoposture (nothing, from a secrets-exfiltration standpoint —pull_requestnotpull_request_target, no repo secrets in the environment regardless of fork origin); the eBPF verifier as the real safety boundary, not CI config; the one residual/accepted risk (a verifier bug, same class of riskincus-create.ymlalready accepts loading a real ZFS kernel module); and a kernel-version assumption (AttachTCXneeds kernel ≥6.6,ubuntu-latestshould have 6.8+) flagged as "verify in the first implementation PR," not asserted here.incus-create.yml(rejected — the Incus dependency doesn't exist), compile-only testing (rejected —release.ymlalready covers that, would ship the same false confidence threat-detection: real two-org e2e coverage for fence-probe rules (cmd/isolation-sentry scaffolding doesn't exist) #1660 found), self-hosted runner (rejected — no benefit overubuntu-latestfor this workload).Not implementing the workflow YAML or the test file in this PR — that's #1663's own implementation work, to follow this design.
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