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This change adds a RunPod provider with Pod provisioning, lifecycle operations, region handling, pricing, and registry-auth support. It updates placement capability checks and adds RunPod startup registration, deployment configuration, samples, and documentation.
Providers now declare CPU-only support. Placement skips providers that do not support CPU-only workloads and records skip reasons when no provider can serve a Pod.
The adapter validates and translates Pods, handles RunPod lifecycle states and regions, and combines GPU and container-disk pricing. Tests cover these operations and mappings.
RunPod REST client and registry credentials pkg/provider/runpod/client.go, pkg/provider/runpod/client_test.go
The client sends authenticated API requests, handles Pod operations and pagination, classifies selected API errors, and finds or creates registry credentials. Tests cover requests, responses, error cases, credential handling, and missing API keys.
Startup can register RunPod, and provider selection accepts its name. Configuration, samples, and documentation describe RunPod credentials, regions, lifecycle behavior, and capabilities. The capacity-type example now uses AWS Spot terminology.
Provider error classification now calls util.ContainsAny instead of a file-local helper. The matched phrases and classification outcomes are unchanged.
sequenceDiagram
participant PlacementController
participant RunPodProvider
participant RunPodClient
participant RunPodAPI
PlacementController->>RunPodProvider: Call Provision with Pod and placement request
RunPodProvider->>RunPodClient: Resolve registry credentials when configured
RunPodClient->>RunPodAPI: Find or create registry credentials
RunPodAPI-->>RunPodClient: Return credential data
RunPodClient-->>RunPodProvider: Return registry-auth ID
RunPodProvider->>RunPodClient: Create Pod with workload and placement settings
RunPodClient->>RunPodAPI: Send authenticated Pod creation request
RunPodAPI-->>RunPodClient: Return Pod ID or API error
RunPodClient-->>RunPodProvider: Return Pod ID or classified error
RunPodProvider-->>PlacementController: Return provisioning result or error
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Merge Risk:🟡 Moderate · up to 5cb5c
RunPod can expose every declared first-container port through an unauthenticated proxy, so review which services workloads declare before merging. The overlong-name guard also lacks an effective regression test, though no current production failure is established.
Security Architecture Review
Security architecture risk:🟠 High · up to 5cb5c
RunPod provisioning publishes every declared port on the first container through an unauthenticated HTTP proxy, including ports other than the single endpoint reported to users. This can expose services that relied on private networking. Pull credentials also remain stored independently of workload teardown. Exposure is limited to workloads selected for RunPod, and application authentication can reduce the network risk.
Retained concerns
High · security · inferred: The new adapter configures every declared port on the first container for RunPod HTTP-proxy exposure, while reporting only the first endpoint and supplying no proxy authentication token. An external caller who knows the endpoint can reach HTTP-serving application, administrative or metrics ports without a provider credential unless the application authenticates requests itself. Unlike the existing Modal contract, neither first-port-only publication nor bearer authentication limits this exposure. Provider selection and restrictive-egress rejection constrain placement but do not protect inbound traffic.
Medium · security · observed: The new credential lifecycle deliberately retains external registry-auth objects indefinitely. A failed Pod creation leaves the object stored, termination deletes only the Pod, and password rotation creates another object without retiring the previous one. Sharing correctly prevents deletion on each individual teardown, but the adapter provides no last-use or rotation retirement path. This extends secret retention beyond Kubernetes workload lifecycle; whether retained credentials remain usable depends on external registry revocation and RunPod retention controls.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The independently attackable network surface is the HTTP-serving declared ports of each RunPod workload's first container, not just its reported first endpoint. This does not establish exposure of every Kubernetes workload or of raw TCP services. Persistent credential exposure is separately bounded by distinct submitted credential versions and the authority of the configured RunPod account.
Security Findings and Attack Paths
inferred — A workload's port declarations flow into unauthenticated public proxy configuration. An external caller can therefore bypass an assumed private-network boundary for a reachable HTTP service that lacks application authentication, including an additional port omitted from the single reported endpoint. Static source establishes this configuration and documented authentication behavior, not a demonstrated attack against a deployed application.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Secret selection is namespace-scoped in the vnode, and the RunPod adapter receives resolved credentials rather than reading Kubernetes Secrets directly. Unsupported credential kinds are rejected instead of downgraded to anonymous pulls. Placement excludes restrictive-egress pools, and Provision independently rejects them; this protects the outbound policy contract but does not authenticate inbound proxies.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The client bounds individual HTTP calls and response sizes. Recovery and idempotent workload deletion help contain ambiguous provisioning failures, but credential cache eviction is not remote secret deletion, and name-based recovery depends on the documented dedicated-account ownership assumption.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Make public ingress an explicit capability and workload or pool choice, restrict publication to selected ports, and provide an authenticated gateway or require application authentication before enabling sensitive services on RunPod.
proposed — Define an operator-visible retirement policy for shared registry credentials, including last-use tracking, rotation and external revocation responsibilities. Any deletion mechanism should preserve credentials still used by live workloads and rely on confirmed provider capabilities.
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Issue #61 requests RunPod support through API v2, an API change, and documentation. The PR adds a RunPod v2 client and provider, registers the provider, adds catalog and credential integration, and te…
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- Around line 243-260: In ClassifyProvisionError, the broad capacity patterns
can classify image-pull failures as ErrNoCapacity; move the
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- Around line 498-520: In EnsureRegistryAuth, if the create request fails,
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- Around line 600-609: Update containerPorts to publish only the first declared
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- Line 70: Remove the --providers=runpod restriction from the default deployment
configuration so AWS and Modal remain available for placement when RunPod
credentials are absent; keep any RunPod-only provider setting in a
RunPod-specific deployment overlay.
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Drop the nebula- name prefix: a RunPod Pod is named <namespace>-<pod>,
the same claim name AWS and Modal carry, so the account must be
dedicated to Nebula. Registry-auth objects keep the prefix.
Cache resolved registry credential ids so a credential costs one list
per process instead of one per Provision; a failed create evicts the id
in case the credential was deleted.
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- Around line 221-281: Update classifyCreate to distinguish API-key permission
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
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sed -n '221,281p' pkg/provider/runpod/client.go
sed -n '428,453p' pkg/provider/runpod/runpod.go
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RunPod API POST /v2/pods HTTP 403 forbidden read-only API key permissions account cannot access requested pool
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A **403 on `POST /v2/pods` is consistent with a permissions or account-access restriction**, not necessarily a malformed request. Runpod’s current API-key system allows access to be restricted by endpoint, including read-only access; creating a Pod requires write access for the relevant API surface. ([runpod.io](https://www.runpod.io/blog/scoped-api-keys-runpod))
Try these checks:
1. In **Runpod Console → Settings → API Keys**, confirm the key is enabled and has **read/write** access for the Pod-creation endpoint—not read-only or no access. If it’s a newer scoped key, check its individual endpoint permissions; GraphQL and endpoint access are separate. ([runpod.io](https://www.runpod.io/blog/scoped-api-keys-runpod))
2. Confirm the key belongs to the intended account or organization, and that account is allowed to use the requested pool. The sources confirm fine-grained key permissions, but **don’t establish that this exact 403 means the account lacks pool access**; that detail remains unresolved.
3. Verify you’re calling the intended API: the current v2 base is `https://api.runpod.io/v2`, authenticated with `Authorization: Bearer …`. Runpod describes v2 as beta, so check its current API reference/OpenAPI spec for the exact route and request shape. ([runpod.io](https://www.runpod.io/blog/runpods-rest-api-v2-is-here-one-api-for-your-entire-gpu-stack))
4. If permissions look correct, capture the response body and request details (redact the key) and contact Runpod support—the error message or support may clarify whether the pool restriction is account-side.
**Likely fix:** use an enabled key with write permission, and confirm with Runpod support whether your account is authorized for that pool.
Citations:
- 1: https://www.runpod.io/blog/scoped-api-keys-runpod
- 2: https://www.runpod.io/blog/scoped-api-keys-runpod
- 3: https://www.runpod.io/blog/runpods-rest-api-v2-is-here-one-api-for-your-entire-gpu-stack
Classify API-key permission failures as provider authentication errors.
Provision reaches CreatePod, and classifyCreate maps every HTTP 403 to provider.ErrUnsupportedAccelerator. This produces an accelerator-scoped block, so a read-only or insufficient API key can make failover retry other RunPod candidates with the same unusable key instead of denying the provider.
docs/deploy.md requires read/write Pod access and defines this failure as provider authentication. Distinguish API-key permission failures from candidate pool-access failures before assigning ErrUnsupportedAccelerator. Preserve candidate scope for genuine pool restrictions.
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Review comment at @pkg/provider/runpod/client.go around lines 221 - 281:
Update classifyCreate to distinguish API-key permission failures from candidate
pool-access restrictions before mapping HTTP 403 responses: wrap API-key
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Documented direct endpoint path is not implemented
docs/status.md:272
This claims that a /tcp mapping will later be reported as a direct endpoint, but this adapter always converts declared ports to /http and toInstance only derives the proxy URL; it never reads a public address or runtime port mapping. Remove this sentence or implement the direct-address path before documenting it.
Add error handling for nil RegistryAuth in EnsureRegistryAuth
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RunPod v2 distinguishes 402 (insufficient balance: stop; no candidate will succeed) from 429 (rate limiting: honor Retry-After and resume), but both are wrapped as ErrQuota. Nebula classifies that sentinel as an accelerator/region-scoped block, so a balance failure needlessly tries every RunPod candidate and a rate limit blocklists a healthy candidate without backing off. Handle these statuses separately: deny the provider for 402 and retry/back off or leave 429 unattributable.
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