CM-921: Extend cert-manager-operator to deploy and manage approver-policy as a new operand - #2067
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WalkthroughThe enhancement proposal defines a Tech Preview ChangesApprover Policy Controller
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The proposed approval-policy lifecycle can temporarily bypass policy enforcement or leave certificate approval recovery blocked, while trust-manager may create resources before the approver is ready. These behaviors should be specified precisely before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CertificateRequest
participant ApproverPolicyController
participant ApproverPolicy
CertificateRequest->>ApproverPolicyController: submit request for evaluation
ApproverPolicyController->>ApproverPolicy: find matching policy
ApproverPolicy-->>ApproverPolicyController: return approval or denial decision
ApproverPolicyController->>CertificateRequest: record decision or leave unmatched request pending
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In `@enhancements/cert-manager/approver-policy-controller.md`:
- Around line 1442-1449: Update the trust-manager reconciliation preconditions
to verify approver-policy readiness, not merely CertificateRequestPolicy CRD
existence. In the approverPolicy-enabled path with auto-approval disabled,
require an available ApproverPolicy instance or ready approver-policy Deployment
before creating CertificateRequestPolicy, ClusterRole, and ClusterRoleBinding
resources; otherwise remain degraded with an appropriate not-ready outcome.
- Around line 975-980: The approveSignerNames handling must preserve approver
permission for the internal issuers.cert-manager.io signer required by
TrustManager. When configuring the restricted ClusterRole and its RBAC binding,
validate configurations that omit this signer or automatically include it
alongside external signer names, while preserving unrestricted behavior when
approveSignerNames is empty.
- Around line 419-423: Update the approver-policy deployment gating described
around the CertManager check to wait for the cert-manager controller rollout to
complete, not merely for CertManager.spec.disableAutoApproval to equal "true".
Verify the observed controller arguments reflect disabled auto-approval and that
the restarted cert-manager controller has completed rollout before deploying the
approver-policy operand; otherwise keep the ApproverPolicy degraded and defer
deployment.
- Around line 452-463: Update the continuous validation behavior in
approver-policy-controller so auto-approval cannot be restored while the
approver-policy operand remains active: either remove/disable the operand before
allowing auto-approval or block auto-approval until the operand is gone. Do not
document a recovery state where the deployment remains running with only
Degraded set, since that permits both approvers to operate simultaneously.
- Line 545: Update the certificate-request workflow so a request with no
matching policy remains pending without a status update, while only matching
policies that reject it route to Deny CertificateRequest; adjust the
corresponding test to assert this behavior.
- Around line 56-59: Update the motivation text around Certificate policy
enforcement to limit the automatic-approval claim to the default internal Issuer
and ClusterIssuer signer scope, and clarify that external signers require
explicit configuration. Keep the security rationale while aligning it with the
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| The `approver-policy-controller` will check the `CertManager` CR before deploying the operand: | ||
| - If `disableAutoApproval` is NOT `"true"`, the controller will set a `Degraded` condition on the | ||
| `ApproverPolicy` CR with a message. | ||
| - The controller will **not deploy** the approver-policy operand until auto-approval is disabled. This | ||
| prevents the race condition entirely. |
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Wait for the cert-manager rollout before deploying the operand.
The controller checks only CertManager.spec.disableAutoApproval. Updating that field and restarting the cert-manager controller are asynchronous. If an ApproverPolicy is created immediately, both approvers can run during the rollout, allowing requests to bypass policy enforcement. Gate deployment on the observed controller arguments and completed rollout.
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In `@enhancements/cert-manager/approver-policy-controller.md` around lines 419 -
423, Update the approver-policy deployment gating described around the
CertManager check to wait for the cert-manager controller rollout to complete,
not merely for CertManager.spec.disableAutoApproval to equal "true". Verify the
observed controller arguments reflect disabled auto-approval and that the
restarted cert-manager controller has completed rollout before deploying the
approver-policy operand; otherwise keep the ApproverPolicy degraded and defer
deployment.
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| | `"false"` / empty | any | any | **Normal** — built-in approver handles webhook cert. Clean up policy resources if they exist from a previous configuration. | | ||
| | `"true"` | `Disabled` | any | **Degrade**: `"Auto-approval is disabled on CertManager CR but approverPolicy integration is not enabled. Enable spec.trustManagerConfig.approverPolicy.enabled on the TrustManager CR, or trust-manager's webhook certificate will not be approved."` | | ||
| | `"true"` | `Enabled` | No | **Degrade**: `"approverPolicy integration is enabled but approver-policy is not installed (CertificateRequestPolicy CRD not found). Deploy the ApproverPolicy CR first."` | | ||
| | `"true"` | `Enabled` | Yes | **Create** CertificateRequestPolicy + ClusterRole + ClusterRoleBinding. Proceed with normal reconciliation. | |
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Check operand readiness, not only CRD existence.
OLM installs the CertificateRequestPolicy CRD before any ApproverPolicy CR exists. Therefore, CRD existence does not prove that approver-policy is deployed or ready. The current matrix can create TrustManager policy resources with no approver running, leaving the webhook CertificateRequest pending. Check ApproverPolicy readiness or Deployment availability.
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In `@enhancements/cert-manager/approver-policy-controller.md` around lines 1442 -
1449, Update the trust-manager reconciliation preconditions to verify
approver-policy readiness, not merely CertificateRequestPolicy CRD existence. In
the approverPolicy-enabled path with auto-approval disabled, require an
available ApproverPolicy instance or ready approver-policy Deployment before
creating CertificateRequestPolicy, ClusterRole, and ClusterRoleBinding
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@chiragkyal True, why the dependency check on CRD? The checks will be added in trust-manager in the same version where approver-policy will be delivered and by the same operator, so CRD check is irrelevant here, is it not?
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Okay, I think the deployment availability check is the right approach here, it's the only check that proves approver-policy is ready to actually approve requests. I've updated this section.
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| CertificateRequest approver with a policy-driven approval workflow, enabling administrators to define | ||
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| **Critical Prerequisite:** The cert-manager built-in auto-approver **must** be disabled before installing |
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nit: We don't need to actually disable it before enabling the approver-policy controller, correct? But it must be disabled before creating any policy.
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It's a prerequisite for installing the approver policy.
xref: https://cert-manager.io/docs/policy/approval/approver-policy/installation/#1-install-cert-manager
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| - `cert-manager-operator` to be extended to manage `approver-policy` along with currently managed `cert-manager`, | ||
| `istio-csr`, and `trust-manager`. | ||
| - New custom resource (CR) `approverpolicies.operator.openshift.io` to be made available to install and |
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nit: naming the CRD after the operand worked well in the other cases (certmanager, istiocsr, trustmanager), but here I feel the naming and intention somehow doesn't align. How about
- ApproverPolicyConfig
- ApproverPolicyManager
- CertApprover
or the plural name as ApproverPolicys instead of policies.
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but here I feel the naming and intention somehow doesn't align
Could you shed more light on why the naming differs from the other operands?
the plural name as ApproverPolicys instead of policies.
I think ApproverPolicys is not grammatically correct.
| - A CertificateRequest is a one-shot resource — issuance is **not retried** on the same | ||
| CertificateRequest. It is the parent controller's (e.g., Certificate controller) responsibility | ||
| to create a new CertificateRequest for retries. | ||
| - A denied CertificateRequest is **terminally failed**. If it was created for a Certificate, the |
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I don't think CertificateRequest will be created anew, everytime it's not approved. It's considered permanent failure, and upon creating/correcting the policy, the CertificateRequest resource must be removed to retry. But the certificate controller keeps retrying with exponential backoff to issue/renew the Certificate.
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Thanks for the catch. I've updated the wording to match the actual flow.
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| The built-in auto-approver **only** approves CertificateRequests referencing cert-manager's internal |
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Does this mean, both can co-exist? It's not ideal to have both and really not required as well, but still both can co-exist if policies and rbac's are defined well, and can use them accordingly.
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They should not co-exist. If both run together, the built-in approver will auto-approve every CertificateRequest going to cert-manager's own issuers, regardless of any policy written. Updated the section with added information.
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| | --------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | ||
| | `"false"` / empty | any | any | **Normal** — built-in approver handles webhook cert. Clean up policy resources if they exist from a previous configuration. | | ||
| | `"true"` | `Disabled` | any | **Degrade**: `"Auto-approval is disabled on CertManager CR but approverPolicy integration is not enabled. Enable spec.trustManagerConfig.approverPolicy.enabled on the TrustManager CR, or trust-manager's webhook certificate will not be approved."` | | ||
| | `"true"` | `Enabled` | No | **Degrade**: `"approverPolicy integration is enabled but approver-policy is not installed (CertificateRequestPolicy CRD not found). Deploy the ApproverPolicy CR first."` | | ||
| | `"true"` | `Enabled` | Yes | **Create** CertificateRequestPolicy + ClusterRole + ClusterRoleBinding. Proceed with normal reconciliation. | |
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@chiragkyal True, why the dependency check on CRD? The checks will be added in trust-manager in the same version where approver-policy will be delivered and by the same operator, so CRD check is irrelevant here, is it not?
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In `@enhancements/cert-manager/approver-policy-controller.md`:
- Line 438: Update the workflow between the cert-manager restart/RBAC deletion
and approver-policy deployment to wait until the controller rollout completes,
verify the observed controller arguments, and confirm the
cert-manager-controller-approve ClusterRole and ClusterRoleBinding are removed
before proceeding.
- Line 1570: Fix the broken “Dynamic ClusterRole Rules” reference in the
CertificateRequestPolicy documentation by either adding a matching heading that
generates the dynamic-clusterrole-rules anchor or updating the link to the
existing section’s anchor; ensure the reference resolves correctly.
- Line 452: Update the documented cleanup sequence around
cert-manager-approver-policy to delete the active ApproverPolicy custom resource
before deleting its Deployment, then verify the Deployment remains absent before
recreating CertManager.
- Line 1565: The deployment check must require approver-policy readiness, not
merely Deployment existence: require an Available=True condition with the
required ready replicas before enabling trust-manager integration. Add a test
covering zero ready replicas and verify trust-manager remains Degraded without
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| Step 1: Disable auto-approval | ||
| oc patch certmanager cluster --type merge -p '{"spec":{"disableAutoApproval":"true"}}' | ||
| → cert-manager controller restarts with --controllers=*,-certificaterequests-approver | ||
| → operator deletes cert-manager-controller-approve:cert-manager-io ClusterRole and ClusterRoleBinding |
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Wait for the cert-manager rollout before deploying approver-policy.
The workflow proceeds to Step 2 after stating that the controller restarts and approval RBAC is deleted. These operations are asynchronous. A request can still be approved by the old cert-manager approver before policy enforcement is active. Gate deployment on the observed controller arguments, completed rollout, and removed approval RBAC.
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In `@enhancements/cert-manager/approver-policy-controller.md` at line 438, Update
the workflow between the cert-manager restart/RBAC deletion and approver-policy
deployment to wait until the controller rollout completes, verify the observed
controller arguments, and confirm the cert-manager-controller-approve
ClusterRole and ClusterRoleBinding are removed before proceeding.
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| **Workflow — restoring auto-approval (e.g. after fully removing approver-policy):** | ||
| ``` | ||
| Step 1: Remove the approver-policy Deployment | ||
| oc delete deployment cert-manager-approver-policy -n cert-manager |
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Delete the ApproverPolicy CR before deleting its Deployment.
The active CR can recreate cert-manager-approver-policy after the Deployment is deleted. The CertManager reconciler then keeps auto-approval disabled while that Deployment exists, so the documented recreation step may not restore auto-approval. Delete the CR first, then delete the Deployment and confirm that it stays absent before recreating CertManager.
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In `@enhancements/cert-manager/approver-policy-controller.md` at line 452, Update
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| | `"true"` | `Enabled` | Yes | No | **Degrade**: `"approverPolicy.approveSignerNames on the ApproverPolicy CR is restricted and does not include 'issuers.cert-manager.io/*' (or a signer name matching trust-manager's Issuer). approver-policy will not have RBAC to approve trust-manager's webhook CertificateRequest, which will remain pending indefinitely. Add a matching entry to approveSignerNames."` | | ||
| | `"true"` | `Enabled` | Yes | Yes / empty (all signers) | **Create** CertificateRequestPolicy + ClusterRole + ClusterRoleBinding. Proceed with normal reconciliation. | | ||
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| **Deployment check:** Confirms approver-policy is actually running and able to process `CertificateRequests` — not just that the CRD is registered. Consistent with the soft-disable guard (Layer 4) which uses the same Deployment presence check. The trust-manager-controller watches Deployments in the `cert-manager` namespace (where both operands live), avoiding any cross-controller CR dependency. |
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Gate trust-manager integration on Deployment readiness.
The design says “available” but refers to the Layer 4 Deployment presence check, which only detects an existing Deployment. Define a readiness condition, such as Available=True with the required ready replicas, and add a test with zero ready replicas that keeps trust-manager Degraded and prevents creation of the CertificateRequestPolicy and RBAC resources.
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In `@enhancements/cert-manager/approver-policy-controller.md` at line 1565, The
deployment check must require approver-policy readiness, not merely Deployment
existence: require an Available=True condition with the required ready replicas
before enabling trust-manager integration. Add a test covering zero ready
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| **approveSignerNames check:** trust-manager's webhook `CertificateRequest` uses signer name | ||
| `issuers.cert-manager.io/<namespace>.trust-manager`. If `approveSignerNames` is restricted and does not cover | ||
| `issuers.cert-manager.io/*`, approver-policy lacks RBAC to set `Approved` and the request stays pending indefinitely | ||
| — even when the `CertificateRequestPolicy` matches. See [Dynamic ClusterRole Rules](#dynamic-clusterrole-rules). |
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Fix the Dynamic ClusterRole Rules link.
No heading generates #dynamic-clusterrole-rules; the current link is invalid. Add the matching heading or link to the correct section.
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Summary
This enhancement proposal extends
cert-manager-operatorto deploy and manageapprover-policy as a new operand.
approver-policy is a CertificateRequest approver for cert-manager that enables
policy-driven approval/denial of certificate requests based on
CertificateRequestPolicyresources.
Tracking: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/CM-917
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