use SELinux to restrict datastore modifications #917
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Issue number:
#764
Description of changes:
Adds filesystem labels to the four components that we expect to modify the datastore. Extends the policy with rules to allow the transition to
api_t
and mutations forprivate_t
objects.Changes
updog
to store its cached repo metadata outside the reserved filesystem.Testing done:
Tested
aws-dev
in a local VM andaws-k8s-1.15
in an EC2 instance. No SELinux denials observed.Components had the expected label:
apiserver
ran with the expected label:updog
worked and created the files in the expected path:Policy blocked access from a different label:
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