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docs: describe Native files served by the data plane - #1379
Documents Native files:* served by the data plane. No code changes, and the OpenAPI and M1 snapshots are untouched.
docs/architecture.md gets a new section, "Native files on the data plane". It covers:
What the data plane carries and what the API decides, in the order a request meets it: authorization from headers before the body is read, upload admission, the body checks and fingerprint, then the API's preparation (key binding, drain gate, admission charge, wake) and the direct runtime call. The admission step names SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_UPLOAD_ADMISSION.
That nothing is cached, so revocation stays immediate.
That both servers bind the same key record.
What a draining replica answers, and how to size the drain deadline and the load balancer's deregistration delay around the 135 s wake wait.
What happens when the API is unreachable or predates the RPCs.
The Kind network-policy sentence, the data plane's responsibility and the security boundaries name the new path too.
docs/configuration.md documents SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES, and the data plane's use of SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_ENDPOINT and SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_TLS_SERVER_NAME. Native write admission's own rows come with data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374.
docs/internal-rpc-tls.md ("Ingress activation delegation") adds the data plane as a caller of the activation listener. It must be in the listener's allowlist, and may call only the two native file access RPCs.
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At this head (5ab3bebb), on #1378 (a1b10bfe). Next to the rebase (no conflicts), this revision corrects three statements in docs/architecture.md against the code:
a refusal the API renders keeps its status, body and headers, except the hop-by-hop headers, Content-Length and Transfer-Encoding, which the data plane sets for its own connection (rendered, crates/l40_api/data/plane/server/src/native_files/access.rs), rather than "byte for byte";
the key binding and its 409 idempotency_conflict apply to files:write, write_batch, mkdir, remove and rename. files:changes_enable and files:changes_disable require a key but have no fingerprint, so nothing is bound for them (crates/l40_api/api/src/routes/public/files/access.rs). The sentence about retries across servers is qualified the same way;
Code checks: docs-only, so these are unaffected, and ran anyway: ci/scripts/run-python-tests.sh 2002 passed, 1 skipped. The Rust tree is data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375's (fmt, env guards, cargo check, archcheck, clippy and the data-plane suites pass there).
Production configuration: the load-balancer rule and the deployment values that route the files paths to the data plane belong to each deployment's own configuration.
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Checked the docs against the stack's code (mode default and startup refusals, mounts, authorize/admit/prepare order, Native write admission, drain 503, 135 s wake budget, listener RPC allowlist, Kind NetworkPolicy); all accurate.
Documentation now describes optional Native files:* serving by the data plane. It specifies configuration and startup requirements, TLS and caller credentials, API authorization and request preparation, data-plane checks, and behavior during draining or API unavailability.
Static-token operators may be told to configure an unnecessary allowlist, and operators following the drain guidance may set a grace period too short for a retrying Native file request. Correct the guidance before relying on it for deployment; the remaining risk is bounded.
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- Line 274: Update the refusal-response wording in the data-plane authorization
description to state that the response preserves the API-rendered status and
body, without promising byte-for-byte identity; retain the existing explanation
of header-based authorization before reading the body.
- Line 277: Update the idempotency claims in the API flow description, including
the related claim on line 280, to limit key binding and the documented 409
idempotency_conflict check to files:write, files:write_batch, files:mkdir,
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- Line 280: Update the drain timing guidance near the data-plane request
description to account for a possible second preparation and wake wait when a
runtime call returns a draining status. State that the drain deadline and
load-balancer deregistration delay must cover client body-send time, up to 270
seconds of combined preparation and wake waits, and body transfer.
Review comments at @docs/configuration.md:
- Line 190: Update the SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES configuration row to
qualify the service-account allowlist requirement: state that it applies with
Kubernetes TokenReview auth, and clarify that static-token deployments use
SPACE_INTERNAL_TOKEN and do not need an allowlist entry. Preserve the other
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Minor · Budget both possible sandbox wake waits. · configuration.md:190
docs/configuration.md:190 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Budget both possible sandbox wake waits.
Reconnect::WhenDraining performs one additional API preparation before retrying the runtime call. That preparation can run the same 135-second wake budget. The current row budgets only one wake, so shutdown can cancel an in-progress Native request before its retry completes.
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-| `SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES` | `off` | Data plane: `serve` answers Native `files:*` under `/v1` and `/api/v1`, with each request authorized and prepared by the API's activation listener at `SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_ENDPOINT` (see [architecture](architecture.md#native-files-on-the-data-plane)); `off` leaves the routes unmounted. Any other value is refused at startup, and so is `serve` without that endpoint. The listener must admit the data plane's identity in `SPACE_CLUSTER_API_AUTH_ALLOWED_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS`, and the data plane must reach the sandbox runtimes the API grants. With it on, keep `SPACE_DATA_PLANE_SHUTDOWN_GRACE_SECS` at least the time a request may take to send its body, plus the 135 s it may wait for its sandbox to wake, plus its transfer time. |+| `SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES` | `off` | Data plane: `serve` answers Native `files:*` under `/v1` and `/api/v1`, with each request authorized and prepared by the API's activation listener at `SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_ENDPOINT` (see [architecture](architecture.md#native-files-on-the-data-plane)); `off` leaves the routes unmounted. Any other value is refused at startup, and so is `serve` without that endpoint. The listener must admit the data plane's identity in `SPACE_CLUSTER_API_AUTH_ALLOWED_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS`, and the data plane must reach the sandbox runtimes the API grants. With it on, keep `SPACE_DATA_PLANE_SHUTDOWN_GRACE_SECS` at least the time a request may take to send its body, plus up to 270 s for two sandbox wake waits, plus its transfer time. |
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Review comment at @docs/configuration.md at line 190:
Update the SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES row to budget up to 270 seconds for two
possible sandbox wake waits, rather than one 135-second wait; retain the
existing body-send and transfer-time components of the shutdown-grace guidance.
Minor · Name the built-in data-plane identity, or limit any other… · internal-rpc-tls.md:159-161
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Name the built-in data-plane identity, or limit any other data-plane identity to the two Native RPCs.
The page says the data plane "may call nothing else" on the activation listener. That holds only for system:serviceaccount:<API namespace>:space-data-plane. The API adds that identity to the guest-bridge set, and the guest-bridge set limits its methods. A data plane listed under any other name appears only in SPACE_CLUSTER_API_AUTH_ALLOWED_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS. It then passes the allowlist for every method on the listener, including IngressActivationApiPrepareIngress and QueueImplicitWake.
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-the listener authorizes itself, and may call nothing else there. Mount a projected+the listener authorizes itself. Use the built-in identity+`system:serviceaccount:<API namespace>:space-data-plane`, which the API limits to the+two Native file RPCs. Any other data-plane identity must also be listed in+`SPACE_NODE_API_AUTH_GUEST_BRIDGE_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS`. Without that entry it may call+every method on this listener. Mount a projected
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Clarify the identity restriction in the activation-listener documentation near
SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_ENDPOINT: identify system:serviceaccount:<API
namespace>:space-data-plane as the built-in identity limited to the two Native
file RPCs, and state that any other data-plane identity must also be included in
SPACE_NODE_API_AUTH_GUEST_BRIDGE_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS to receive that method
restriction; otherwise, its allowlist entry permits access to every method on
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- Line 190: Update the SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES row to budget up to 270
seconds for two possible sandbox wake waits, rather than one 135-second wait;
retain the existing body-send and transfer-time components of the shutdown-grace
guidance.
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- Around line 159-161: Clarify the identity restriction in the
activation-listener documentation near SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_ENDPOINT:
identify system:serviceaccount:<API namespace>:space-data-plane as the built-in
identity limited to the two Native file RPCs, and state that any other
data-plane identity must also be included in
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Minor · Qualify the "may call only" restriction in the Native-file data-plane… · internal-rpc-tls.md:161
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Qualify the "may call only" restriction in the Native-file data-plane paragraph.
The restriction in guest_bridge_method applies only to identities in the guest-bridge set. That set contains the default space-data-plane account in the API namespace and any accounts listed in SPACE_NODE_API_AUTH_GUEST_BRIDGE_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS. An identity that has a different name and is listed only in SPACE_CLUSTER_API_AUTH_ALLOWED_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS has no method restriction on this listener. It can call IngressActivationApi RPCs, such as PrepareIngress and QueueImplicitWake. The doc sentence states an unconditional limit that the code does not enforce for that identity.
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-cluster-API token. Its identity may call only those two RPCs there.+cluster-API token. This restriction applies to the default `space-data-plane` service account in the API namespace and to accounts listed in `SPACE_NODE_API_AUTH_GUEST_BRIDGE_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS`. An identity with another name that is listed only in `SPACE_CLUSTER_API_AUTH_ALLOWED_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS` is not limited to those two RPCs.
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Qualify the “may call only those two RPCs” statement in the Native-file
data-plane paragraph to apply only to identities in the guest-bridge set: the
default `space-data-plane` account in the API namespace and accounts listed in
`SPACE_NODE_API_AUTH_GUEST_BRIDGE_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS`. Clarify that identities
listed only in `SPACE_CLUSTER_API_AUTH_ALLOWED_SERVICE_ACCOUNTS` are not subject
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Native-file data-plane paragraph to apply only to identities in the guest-bridge
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docs/architecture.md describes how the data plane answers Native
files:* when SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES=serve. The API authorizes
each request from its headers before the body is read, the body is
checked as the API's handler checks it, and the API prepares the call:
the key binding, drain gate, admission charge and wake. The data plane
then calls the granted runtime itself. The page also covers the drain
and unreachable-API answers, the extra sandbox network-policy caller in
Kind, and the data plane's added responsibility.
docs/configuration.md documents SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES and the
data plane's use of SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_ENDPOINT and
SPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_TLS_SERVER_NAME. docs/internal-rpc-tls.md adds
the data plane as a caller of the activation listener.
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Minor · Include reconnect preparation in the Native-files drain grace. · configuration.md:190
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Include reconnect preparation in the Native-files drain grace.
When an accepted unary Native-files request receives a draining response, the data plane prepares the request again before retrying it. That preparation can add another 135-second sandbox wake wait. The current row accounts for only one wait, so SPACE_DATA_PLANE_SHUTDOWN_GRACE_SECS may expire before the retry completes.
Suggested fix
-With it on, keep `SPACE_DATA_PLANE_SHUTDOWN_GRACE_SECS` at least the time a request may take to send its body, plus the 135 s it may wait for its sandbox to wake, plus its transfer time.+With it on, keep `SPACE_DATA_PLANE_SHUTDOWN_GRACE_SECS` at least the time a request may take to send its body, plus the 135 s it may wait for its sandbox to wake, plus up to another 135 s when a draining response causes reconnect preparation, plus its transfer time.
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Review comment at @docs/configuration.md at line 190:
Update the `SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES` configuration row to include up to an
additional 135 seconds in the shutdown-grace guidance when a draining response
triggers reconnect preparation. Preserve the existing body-send, initial
sandbox-wake, and transfer-time requirements.
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- Line 190: Update the `SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES` configuration row to
include up to an additional 135 seconds in the shutdown-grace guidance when a
draining response triggers reconnect preparation. Preserve the existing
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files:*served by the data plane. No code changes, and the OpenAPI and M1 snapshots are untouched.docs/architecture.mdgets a new section, "Native files on the data plane". It covers:SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_UPLOAD_ADMISSION.The Kind network-policy sentence, the data plane's responsibility and the security boundaries name the new path too.
docs/configuration.mddocumentsSPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES, and the data plane's use ofSPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_ENDPOINTandSPACE_INGRESS_ACTIVATION_TLS_SERVER_NAME. Native write admission's own rows come with data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374.docs/internal-rpc-tls.md("Ingress activation delegation") adds the data plane as a caller of the activation listener. It must be in the listener's allowlist, and may call only the two native file access RPCs.Validation
At this head (
5ab3bebb), on #1378 (a1b10bfe). Next to the rebase (no conflicts), this revision corrects three statements indocs/architecture.mdagainst the code:a refusal the API renders keeps its status, body and headers, except the hop-by-hop headers,
Content-LengthandTransfer-Encoding, which the data plane sets for its own connection (rendered,crates/l40_api/data/plane/server/src/native_files/access.rs), rather than "byte for byte";the key binding and its 409
idempotency_conflictapply tofiles:write,write_batch,mkdir,removeandrename.files:changes_enableandfiles:changes_disablerequire a key but have no fingerprint, so nothing is bound for them (crates/l40_api/api/src/routes/public/files/access.rs). The sentence about retries across servers is qualified the same way;after data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375's change, the drain sentence here and the
SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILESrow indocs/configuration.mdcount a request's upload time before its 135 s wake and its transfer.Code checks: docs-only, so these are unaffected, and ran anyway:
ci/scripts/run-python-tests.sh2002 passed, 1 skipped. The Rust tree is data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375's (fmt, env guards,cargo check, archcheck, clippy and the data-plane suites pass there).Statements checked:
Retry-Afterrange, the refusal and drain envelopes, and the startup refusals;Not run:
docs/book/test.py. It needs the built guide and the docs' node modules, which this checkout does not have.Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (documentation).
Risk: none at runtime. To roll back, revert this PR.
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This is PR 12 of 12 and is based on
smoke-native-files-data-plane(#1378). Merge order:Not covered
Production configuration: the load-balancer rule and the deployment values that route the files paths to the data plane belong to each deployment's own configuration.
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