The AUTHORISE pillar: the manager owns the enrolment queue UX, the enrol-broker
stays the state machine + step-ca signer (v1 'alongside' fold-in).
enrol-broker (minimal, backward-compatible change):
- admin approve/deny now return the decided Enrolment as JSON when the caller
sends Accept: application/json. Browsers still redirect; other API callers
(verify-serving.sh) still get 204. The cert PEM stays unexported (only the
requesting host gets it via /status) — the JSON carries cert_serial, hostnqn,
context, fingerprint, cn.
fleet-manager:
- broker.go: mTLS client for the broker admin plane (Pending/Approve/Deny),
nil when unconfigured so the manager runs standalone.
- admin.go: GET /api/enrol/pending (proxy), POST /api/enrol/{id}/approve
(drives broker, then BIRTHS the inventory record — identity from the returned
serial/hostnqn/context, binding from the operator's optional body, enrolled
with the HUMAN approver = the manager's admin mTLS CN), POST .../deny.
503 when the broker isn't wired.
Test: httptest mock broker asserts the Accept:application/json approve, pending
proxy, inventory birth (identity+binding+enrolled), and the disabled-503 path.
Broker + manager both build/vet/test/gofmt clean.
The steady-state host<->manager transport, resolving the design's OPEN FORK to
bespoke gRPC (not OTLP+Wazuh). One long-lived, host-dialed, mTLS bidi stream:
health/metrics up, desired-state/commands down — no polling, real-time control,
still no inbound host port.
- proto/fleet_agent.proto: FleetAgent.Session(stream AgentUp) -> stream ManagerDown.
AgentUp = Hello | HealthSnapshot | CommandResult; ManagerDown = DesiredState |
Command(reboot/drain/resync). int64 unix times (no well-known-type dep).
Generated stubs committed (CI needs no protoc).
- agent.go: gRPC server with mTLS verified by the FLEET CA (the host's reused TPM
identity cert — distinct from the admin plane's admin CA). Identity is the peer
cert SERIAL, taken from the verified cert = inventory key, never self-asserted;
an unenrolled serial is refused (enrolment gates the stream). Per-conn send
channel decouples admin pushes from stream.Send. Stream registry (serial->conn)
with reconnect eviction. On connect + on change, desired-state is pushed live;
inventory stays authoritative so offline hosts reconcile on reconnect. Metrics
go through a MetricsSink seam (no-op now; InfluxDB in ckpt 4).
- main.go: agent plane starts only when its cert/key/CA are set; admin can run
standalone. Lifecycle PUT now live-pushes and reports pushed_live.
Full mTLS integration test (in-process fleet CA + host client cert): initial
desired-state on connect, Hello+snapshot -> inventory + online presence, live
desired-state push, and unenrolled-serial rejection. go build/test/vet/gofmt clean.
Deps (server-side only): google.golang.org/grpc + protobuf.
The checkpoint-1 commit included the 9.1M compiled 'fleet-manager' binary. Remove
it from tracking and gitignore it (/fleet-manager + *.test), matching the
enrol-broker convention. Build artifacts don't belong in git.
First slice of the server-side fleet control plane (serving/fleet-manager/), the
backend for the admin SPA (monitor / authorise / lifecycle). See
docs/fleet-management-design.md + tpm-enrolment-design.md §5.
This checkpoint (stdlib-only):
- Inventory record (identity/binding/enrolled/version/health/usage/desired),
keyed by TPM cert serial = hostnqn key, per the design's 'inventory record born
at enrolment'. JSON-file Store (atomic writes, mutex) behind an interface so a
DB swap is a drop-in.
- Admin plane: mTLS server verified by the DEDICATED admin CA (never the fleet CA,
so a host cert can't reach admin) + a plaintext dev mode. JSON API:
GET /api/hosts, GET /api/hosts/{serial}, PUT /api/hosts/{serial}/desired
(desired-state audited to the admin client-cert CN).
- Dev seed (FLEET_MGR_SEED) so the SPA has data before real enrolment/agent flow.
Smoke-tested: list/get/desired-PUT (incl. version-drift + drain), 404s, atomic
persistence. go build + go vet + gofmt clean.
Agent gRPC plane, broker-fold-in authorise, InfluxDB metrics, and the themed SPA
follow in checkpoints 2-6.
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