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Summary

Turns on the data plane's Native files routes in Kind and connects them, so the smoke can send files calls to the data plane's origin (127.0.0.1:8090, its entry NodePort) beside the API's (127.0.0.1:8080). No path-splitting proxy is added. A deployment routes the files paths with its load balancer, which is outside this repository.

• Data plane (space-data-plane-local): nativeFiles.enabled: true renders SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES=serve and SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_ENDPOINT=https://space-api:9801, the API's activation listener. The data plane reaches the listener over the cluster's internal RPC TLS, whose space-ingress-activation-tls leaf names space-api, with its projected space-cluster-api token. Both were already mounted for its ClusterApi calls.
• Native upload admission: Kind's data plane also sets SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_UPLOAD_ADMISSION=true (nativeFiles.uploadAdmission), with 128 MiB byte budgets per replica, org and sandbox. A write's peak memory is about twice the bytes it reserves, so Native writes peak at about 256 MiB. That leaves half of the pod's 512 MiB limit to the process, its ECW traffic and its streams. Without admission, or at the binary's 1 GiB default, a dozen writes near the 22 MiB body limit at once would pass the limit and restart the pod. Slots and the 2 s wait keep the binary's defaults; 128 MiB still takes five full-size writes to one sandbox at once. The cluster chart, with native files off, renders none of it.
• API listener (space-api-local): Kind's values-kind.yaml adds space-data-plane to ingressActivation.allowedServiceAccounts. The chart's default stays [space-internal-api]. auth: let the data-plane identity call the native file access RPCs #1371 already limits that identity to the two native file access RPCs on a Cluster listener.
• Sandbox network policy (space-sandbox-network-policy): with the new allowDataPlane value, sandbox pods accept the data plane on TCP 9800. On Kubernetes the API's grant names the sandbox pod's worker address it dialed, so the data plane's sandbox calls go to that address. allowDataPlane is off by default. It is on in a new values-kind.yaml, which the Tiltfile now passes, as it already does for the API and cluster-controller charts.
• Cluster chart: infra/space/cluster keeps native files off, as it ships, and admits the data plane to neither: it sets space-data-plane-local.nativeFiles.enabled: false, space-sandbox-network-policy.allowDataPlane: false and space-api-local.ingressActivation.allowedServiceAccounts: [space-internal-api]. It reads no values-kind.yaml.

The Kind and cluster READMEs describe the extra rule and caller and where each is turned on.

Validation

At this head (4bd3def4), on #1375 (2e4a99a0). Besides the rebase (one comment-only conflict, in space-sandbox-network-policy/templates/networkpolicy.yaml, resolved as the earlier revision describes), this revision turns on Native upload admission in Kind and makes the sandbox-ingress render checks assert each peer's namespace. Resolving #1375's new drain budget against this PR's nativeFiles block was mechanical: enabled: true and accessEndpoint from here, the three-step budget from #1375.

• Python: ci/scripts/run-python-tests.sh (all Python tests, chart tests and space_smoke included, with Postgres): 1977 passed, 1 skipped (needs e2fsprogs).

• Changes to scripts/tests/test_kind_data_plane_native_files.py, each checked against a mutation that makes it fail:

  Test	What it proves	Mutation that makes it fail
  test_the_cluster_chart_leaves_native_files_to_the_api (extended)	The cluster chart's example render has no SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES. Its listener admits only space-internal-api, and its sandbox policy has no space-data-plane peer	the previous revision's charts (also fails test_by_default_…); the rule without its allowDataPlane gate; space-data-plane back in the API chart's default with the cluster override dropped; the cluster chart setting allowDataPlane: true
  test_by_default_the_charts_admit_the_data_plane_to_neither (new)	Rendered with only their own values.yaml, the API chart admits only space-internal-api, and the policy chart admits only space-api and space-cluster-controller, each from the release's namespace	the previous revision's charts; the ungated rule; space-data-plane in the API default
  test_kind_serves_native_files_decided_by_the_apis_listener	Kind renders serve with the listener's https://space-api:9801, the CA and the space-cluster-api token. With values-kind.yaml, the listener admits space-internal-api,space-data-plane	values-kind.yaml without space-data-plane
  test_kinds_sandbox_pods_accept_the_data_planes_calls_to_their_runtime	With values-kind.yaml, the sandbox policy admits space-data-plane on 9800, from the release's namespace: _sandbox_ingress now keeps each peer's namespace selector	allowDataPlane: false in values-kind.yaml; the data plane's rule selecting another namespace, or dropping its namespace selector (both passed with the previous _sandbox_ingress)
  test_kind_bounds_native_writes_to_the_data_planes_memory (new)	Kind renders Native upload admission on, and twice each byte budget (replica, org, sandbox) is at most half the pod's memory limit	admission left off; the replica's budget at the binary's 1 GiB; a sandbox's at 256 MiB
  test_off_leaves_the_data_plane_without_native_files (extended)	With native files off, no Native upload admission renders either	the admission block rendered outside the nativeFiles.enabled gate

• test_kind_ingress_activation.py is unchanged from main: the API chart's default admits only space-internal-api.

• Rust (no Rust changes; the Rust tree is data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375's, unchanged since the rebase): at data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375's head (2e4a99a0) cargo check --workspace --all-targets --locked passes, and pplx-space-data-plane-server 417 and pplx-space-data-plane-svc 9 pass with Postgres and Redis required, each well inside ci/test-duration-budget.toml (ci/scripts/check-test-durations.py: none over 2 s; this stack's slowest is 0.49 s). On the same Rust one base earlier (before data-plane: serve the Native file mutations other than writes #1373 squash-merged and before data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374's test split): fmt, the env-contract, error-policy and three source guards, clippy -D warnings on the data-plane crates, archcheck against data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374 (no findings), and pplx-space-api (--config 'profile.test.package.pplx-space-api.opt-level=0' --all-features) 2522 passed, 1 skipped.

• Kind, the full stack: bash infra/space/kind/scripts/up.sh with the worktree at 3b5f3999, smoke: cover Native files served by the data plane #1378's previous head, which contains this PR. Its code is this stack's except the Rust tests data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374 split for the test-duration budget (b3ec8f76), which no image builds. Every SPACE container runs the latest build of its image (image provenance check). The images were built at 3b5f3999, 67cbaf12 or 74230f62, whose image inputs are the same (they differ only in space_smoke/). The data plane ran with --shutdown-grace-secs 175, a 205 s termination grace, SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_UPLOAD_ADMISSION=true and 128 MiB Native byte budgets. The five data-plane scenarios each pass by name (file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane 4 s, file_idempotency_across_origins 4 s, file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox 72 s, file_write_size_boundary_on_the_data_plane 5 s, file_upload_admission_429 85 s, which put the standing admission env back exactly). scripts/tests/smoke-kind-typed.sh native with SPACE_SMOKE_KIND_ADMIN_TOKEN_FILE set: SUITE: 47 passed, 0 warned, 0 failed, 0 inconclusive or infrastructure errors, 11 ignored by design (the Windows and dedicated-node scenarios main now carries among them). On the running cluster:

  • the API's SPACE_CLUSTER_API_AUTH_ALLOWED_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS is space-internal-api,space-data-plane;
  • space-sandbox-allow admits space-api, space-data-plane and space-cluster-controller;
  • the data-plane scenarios write through grants to sandbox pod addresses, so both admissions are exercised.

Severity and risk

Severity: does not apply (Kind and charts only).

Risk:

• Kind: files requests to the data plane's origin are now served there, and Native writes beyond the 128 MiB budgets get the Native 429 instead of growing the pod's memory.
• Caller-provided clusters: none. With native files off, the listener and the sandbox policy render as on main.
• Rollback: set nativeFiles.enabled: false and drop the two values-kind.yaml entries, or revert this PR.

Stack

This is PR 10 of 12 and is based on data-plane-native-files-drain (#1375). Merge order:

1. native-files: share the file-request fingerprints and guest key #1362
2. native-files: share Native file request handling #1363
3. public-api-http: make Native error rendering usable outside space-api #1364
4. api: serve native file access RPCs on the activation listener #1365
5. auth: let the data-plane identity call the native file access RPCs #1371
6. data-plane: serve Native files:stat, files:list and files:read #1372
7. data-plane: serve the Native file mutations other than writes #1373
8. data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374
9. data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375
10. this PR
11. smoke-native-files-data-plane (smoke: cover Native files served by the data plane #1378)
12. docs-native-files-data-plane (docs: describe Native files served by the data plane #1379)

Not covered

• One switch for all three: a deployment that turns native files on must also set allowDataPlane and add the data plane's ServiceAccount. No chart value derives the other two, and no render check refuses nativeFiles.enabled without them.
• Production deployment: the load-balancer rule, and the data plane's network path to the API's port 9801 and to sandbox pod workers. Both belong to the deployment's own configuration.
• TLS server name outside Kind: where the listener's leaf names space-ingress-activation, the data plane also needs SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_TLS_SERVER_NAME=space-ingress-activation.

AI assistance: Claude Code drafted the code, tests, and this description; the author reviewed them.

[nikhilbirmiwal-pplx]

The env gating works: with nativeFiles.enabled: false, the cluster chart's data plane gets neither SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES nor the endpoint. The two authorization widenings in this PR aren't gated, though. infra/space/cluster/chart uses space-api-local and space-sandbox-network-policy as subchart dependencies and doesn't override either value, so a real cluster picks up both widenings while the feature is off there:

1. infra/space/kind/charts/space-sandbox-network-policy/templates/networkpolicy.yaml:59-72: the new ingress rule lets space-data-plane pods reach sandbox pods on TCP 9800, and nothing gates it. In the cluster chart this opens a path from the public edge to every sandbox pod's runtime port, even though the data plane never dials it there. The cluster values comment at infra/space/cluster/chart/values.yaml:60-62 says the feature "needs the sandbox namespace's policy to admit it", which implies that off shouldn't admit it. Suggested fix: put the rule behind a value, for example allowDataPlane, that is true in Kind and false or unset in the cluster chart. Alternatively, have the cluster chart's values turn it off.
2. infra/space/kind/charts/space-api-local/values.yaml:298: space-data-plane is added to ingressActivation.allowedServiceAccounts in the default values. The cluster chart inherits that default, so production's activation listener now admits the data plane's identity while the feature is off. #1371's method restriction limits the damage, but it's still a widening that off shouldn't include. Suggested fix: override space-api-local.ingressActivation.allowedServiceAccounts: [space-internal-api] in infra/space/cluster/chart/values.yaml, or derive the entry from one shared Native-files toggle.

test_the_cluster_chart_leaves_native_files_to_the_api only checks the env var. It would be worth extending it so the cluster render admits neither the data plane's ServiceAccount nor a space-data-plane 9800 ingress rule.

[NancyKwongPerplexity]

@nikhilbirmiwal-pplx Fixed: both are gated now. The policy rule is behind allowDataPlane, and the data plane's ServiceAccount is added only in Kind's values-kind.yaml. The cluster chart sets allowDataPlane: false and [space-internal-api] explicitly. The cluster-render test now checks both, and fails against the previous charts.

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Walkthrough

Kind now enables Native-file serving in the data plane, configures its API activation endpoint and upload-admission limits, and admits its ServiceAccount to the activation listener. Kind also enables conditional TCP 9800 ingress from the data plane to sandbox pods. Caller-provided cluster values keep Native-file serving and data-plane admission disabled. Tests cover chart rendering, access rules, upload budgets, and drain settings.

Possibly related PRs

• perplexityai/SPACE#1379: Documents the Native-file activation flow and ServiceAccount allowlist configured here.
• perplexityai/SPACE#1374: Adds Native write routes and upload-admission configuration used by the serving mode enabled here.
• perplexityai/SPACE#1378: Adds smoke scenarios for Native-file routes and sandbox wake behavior enabled by this Kind configuration.

Unblocks: 2 PRs

Merge Risk: High · up to 22168

Kind gains a Native-files endpoint and broader access paths. Remove the tests prohibited by the repository policy and validate the new access path before merging.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Public-Safe Content		The diff adds an internal Kubernetes service URL at infra/space/kind/charts/space-data-plane-local/values.yaml:69. The pull request description also repeats this internal endpoint. This matches the …	Remove the internal service URL from the public diff and pull request description. Replace it with a public-safe configuration reference that does not disclose the internal hostname or endpoint.

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Title check		The title starts with the lowercase area kind:, uses a lowercase summary word, and accurately describes enabling Native files from the data plane.
Description Follows The Pr Template		The description contains all required template items: a substantive "## Summary" explaining the merge effect; a "## Validation" section naming commands, tests, and results; a "## Severity and risk" se…
Bug Fixes Name A Regression Test		PASS: The pull request changes only Helm/Tilt configuration, documentation, and tests under scripts/tests and space_smoke. The reviewed diff contains no changes under crates/, shim/, or ui/,…
Weakened Safeguards Are Justified		No unjustified test or guard weakening is present. The drain tests retain equivalent coverage: the default-enable assertion replaces the explicit enable override, and the disabled case now sets `nativ…

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No unjustified test or guard weakening is present. The drain tests retain equivalent coverage: the default-enable assertion replaces the explicit enable override, and the disabled case now sets nativeFiles.enabled=false explicitly. The diff adds render assertions for Native files, admission, upload budgets, sandbox ingress, and cluster defaults. No lint, CI step, known-failure list, or repository guard configuration is removed or relaxed. The new data-plane network-policy rule is documented in the diff and PR description.

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Resolution

Remove the internal service URL from the public diff and pull request description. Replace it with a public-safe configuration reference that does not disclose the internal hostname or endpoint.

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Review — 4 findings

The Rust side of this checks out. guest_bridge_method (crates/libs/common/svc/src/auth/k8s.rs:671) confines the built-in space-data-plane identity to AuthorizeNativeFileRequest and PrepareNativeFileCall on the cluster role. The new allowDataPlane rule is needed, because the grant's endpoint is the sandbox pod's :9800.

Medium

1. infra/space/kind/charts/space-api-local/values.yaml:293: "its identity may call only those two RPCs" holds only for a ServiceAccount named exactly space-data-plane.
   k8s.rs:506-510 restricts the env-listed guest-bridge accounts plus the hard-coded space-data-plane. The data plane chart names its ServiceAccount {{ .Release.Name }}-data-plane (space-data-plane-local/templates/rbac.yaml:4), and space-api-local doesn't set SPACE_NODE_API_AUTH_GUEST_BRIDGE_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS. Under any other release name, then, the comment's statement doesn't hold for the account it tells the operator to add.
   Either have space-api-local render that env var from the same list entry, or narrow the comment to the literal name.

Low

2. infra/space/kind/charts/space-data-plane-local/values.yaml:61: the data plane chart now defaults nativeFiles.enabled: true, while the two charts that must admit it still default off.
   Kind gets the admissions from new values-kind.yaml files, and the cluster chart re-pins all three (infra/space/cluster/chart/values.yaml:38-73). So each chart's own defaults are fine alone and broken together, and nothing in validate.yaml refuses a partial set. Pinning ingressActivation.allowedServiceAccounts in the cluster chart also means Helm's list replacement silently drops any resolver later added to space-api-local's default. A space-data-plane-local/values-kind.yaml, like the other two, would keep every chart's defaults consistent and remove the overrides.

3. docs/internal-rpc-tls.md:158: two places still describe the old listener contract.
   This doc says SPACE_CLUSTER_API_AUTH_ALLOWED_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS should hold "only the trusted cluster-API route-resolver identities. Those callers must already have authorized…". The comment at space-api-local/templates/deployment.yaml:292 says the same. The data plane hasn't authorized anything; it asks the listener to. The Kind README now cites that rule as the reason the data plane is admitted.

4. infra/space/kind/charts/space-data-plane-local/values.yaml:57: the new comments describe coverage that's not in this tree.
   "On in Kind, where the smoke sends files calls to this origin directly" is only true once the stacked smoke PR lands: no scenario here sends files:* to data_plane_url. Separately, scripts/tests/test_kind_data_plane_native_files.py:1 cites docs/architecture.md for Kind serving Native files from the data plane, and that doc says nothing about it.

Verified against 9e2df63ab1dc05a2cc8798a71f5d668a61873941. I reviewed the diff against this PR's base branch, not against main, and traced each finding from the cited lines in a checkout of the head. I didn't render the charts or run the Kind tests. The red common / Rust tests and space-pull-ci checks aren't caused by this PR. The run's 12,267 tests all passed, and the job failed only on the duration budget of a_write_takes_up_to_the_apis_limits, which comes from the base files:write PR.

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Approved. 4 non-blocking findings in the review comment above.

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Follow-up review: 4bd3def4

I reviewed what changed since my approval. The upload admission is now on in Kind at 128 MiB per replica, org and sandbox, and shutdownGraceSeconds goes from 150 to 175 with the matching render guard. The four findings from my earlier review still apply to this head, at about the same lines. One more:

Low

5. infra/space/kind/charts/space-data-plane-local/values.yaml:72: "a write's peak memory is about twice the bytes it reserves" holds for files:write, but not for files:write_batch.
   A streamed write isn't copied for a retry (SandboxCall::send, native_files/call.rs:163). A batch goes through SandboxCall::call, which clones the message for a possible reconnect (call.rs:195), and a parents batch also clones its entries (write.rs:156). With tonic's encode buffer that's three or four decoded copies alive at once. If batches fill the 128 MiB budget, the bound in this comment is closer to 384 MiB than 256 MiB, which leaves the rest of the 512 MiB pod about 128 MiB rather than half. That still fits, but with less headroom than the comment claims. I estimated this from the code and didn't measure it. Either size the budget from the batch's factor or give the comment's figure for writes only.

Verified against 4bd3def45a2e5cf6c2d7cf2f0d19ba0114042148. I compared this PR's own commit before and after with git range-diff and traced the new values through the deployment template. CI is green on this head. I didn't render the chart or run the Kind tests.

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Minor · Remove the newly added chart-render tests. · test_kind_data_plane_native_files.py:102-124

scripts/tests/test_kind_data_plane_native_files.py:102-124
Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Remove the newly added chart-render tests.

This diff changes only non-application code. The repository rule requires such changes to add no tests. No more-specific exception applies to these Python render tests. Retain only the updates required to keep existing checks aligned with the changed configuration.

Suggested fix

-scripts/tests/test_kind_data_plane_native_files.py
@@
-def test_kind_serves_native_files_decided_by_the_apis_listener():
-    deployment = object_named(render(DATA_PLANE_CHART, "space"), "Deployment", "space-data-plane")
-    env = env_by_name(deployment)
-    assert env["SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES"]["value"] == "serve"
-    endpoint = urlsplit(env["SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_ENDPOINT"]["value"])
-    assert (endpoint.scheme, endpoint.hostname, endpoint.port) == ("https", "space-api", 9801)
-    assert "SPACE_INTERNAL_RPC_INSECURE_DEV" not in env
-    assert env["SPACE_INTERNAL_RPC_TLS_CA"]["value"] == "/etc/space-rpc-ca/ca.crt"
-    token_path = env["SPACE_CLUSTER_API_TOKEN_PATH"]["value"]
-    volumes = {volume["name"]: volume for volume in deployment["spec"]["template"]["spec"]["volumes"]}
-    mounts = {
-        mount["mountPath"]: mount["name"]
-        for mount in deployment["spec"]["template"]["spec"]["containers"][0]["volumeMounts"]
-    }
-    directory, filename = token_path.rsplit("/", 1)
-    token = volumes[mounts[directory]]["projected"]["sources"][0]["serviceAccountToken"]
-    assert (token["path"], token["audience"]) == (filename, "space-cluster-api")
-    admitted = _admitted(render(API_CHART, "space", "-f", str(API_KIND_VALUES)))
-    assert admitted == ["space-internal-api", "space-data-plane"]
-    assert deployment["spec"]["template"]["spec"]["serviceAccountName"] in admitted
-
-
-def _mebibytes(quantity: str) -> int:
-    assert quantity.endswith("Mi"), quantity
-    return int(quantity[:-2])
-
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-def test_kind_bounds_native_writes_to_the_data_planes_memory():
-    ...
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-def test_off_leaves_the_data_plane_without_native_files():
-    ...
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-def test_kinds_sandbox_pods_accept_the_data_planes_calls_to_their_runtime():
-    ...
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-def test_by_default_the_charts_admit_the_data_plane_to_neither():
-    ...
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-def test_the_cluster_chart_leaves_native_files_to_the_api():
-    ...

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Review comment at @scripts/tests/test_kind_data_plane_native_files.py around
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Remove the newly added chart-render test
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