@microagi/alchemy-gcp 0.11.5 → 0.11.7

package/src/Iam/WorkloadIdentityPool.ts

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+import { ConfigError } from "@distilled.cloud/gcp";
+import * as iam from "@distilled.cloud/gcp/unstable/iam-v1";
+import { Resource } from "alchemy";
+import { Unowned } from "alchemy/AdoptPolicy";
+import { isResolved } from "alchemy/Diff";
+import * as Provider from "alchemy/Provider";
+import * as Effect from "effect/Effect";
+import {
+  descriptionHasAlchemyMarker,
+  gcpAlchemyDescription,
+  stripAlchemyMarker,
+} from "../Tags.ts";
+import type * as GCP from "../Providers.ts";
+import { makeAwaitOperation } from "./Operations.ts";
+
+/**
+ * A Workload Identity **pool** — the trust boundary that lets identities from
+ * outside GCP (another cloud's OIDC issuer, a Kubernetes cluster, a CI system)
+ * impersonate a {@link import("./ServiceAccount.ts").ServiceAccount} without
+ * anyone ever creating a service-account key.
+ *
+ * A pool on its own trusts nothing; it is a namespace. The trust is declared
+ * by a {@link import("./WorkloadIdentityPoolProvider.ts").WorkloadIdentityPoolProvider}
+ * inside it, and the grant by an `iam.workloadIdentityUser` binding on the
+ * target GSA.
+ *
+ * ### Project number, not project ID
+ *
+ * The `principalSet://` member strings that reference this pool require the
+ * project **number**, not its ID:
+ *
+ * ```
+ * principalSet://iam.googleapis.com/projects/123456789/locations/global/workloadIdentityPools/POOL/*
+ * ```
+ *
+ * A member string built with the project ID is accepted by `setIamPolicy`
+ * and then silently never matches, which is a genuinely unpleasant thing to
+ * debug. Prefer passing the project number as `project` so `name` comes back
+ * in the form the bindings need.
+ *
+ * ### Deletion is soft
+ *
+ * `delete` puts the pool in state `DELETED` with an `expireTime` roughly 30
+ * days out; it is purged only after that. **The pool ID cannot be reused
+ * until it is purged.** Because of that, `reconcile` treats an existing
+ * soft-deleted pool as recoverable and undeletes it rather than failing —
+ * otherwise a destroy followed by a re-deploy inside the same month would be
+ * unrecoverable without renaming the pool.
+ *
+ * All mutating operations are long-running; the provider polls them to
+ * completion via {@link makeAwaitOperation}.
+ *
+ * @section Creating a WorkloadIdentityPool
+ * @example Trust an EKS cluster's OIDC issuer
+ * ```typescript
+ * const pool = yield* GCP.WorkloadIdentityPool("EksPool", {
+ *   project: "123456789",           // project NUMBER
+ *   poolId: "eks-us-east-1",
+ *   displayName: "EKS us-east-1",
+ *   description: "Federates research-eks-us-east-1 service accounts.",
+ * });
+ * ```
+ */
+export type WorkloadIdentityPoolProps = {
+  /**
+   * Project that owns the pool. Accepts the project ID or number; prefer the
+   * **number**, because `principalSet://` members require it (see above).
+   */
+  project: string;
+  /**
+   * Pool ID, 4–32 characters of `[a-z0-9-]`. Immutable — changing it
+   * replaces the pool. The `gcp-` prefix is reserved by Google.
+   */
+  poolId: string;
+  /** Display name, max 32 characters. */
+  displayName?: string;
+  /** Description, max 256 characters. */
+  description?: string;
+  /**
+   * Disable the pool. A disabled pool exchanges no tokens; existing tokens
+   * stop granting access and start working again if it is re-enabled.
+   */
+  disabled?: boolean;
+};
+
+export type WorkloadIdentityPoolAttributes = {
+  /** Full resource name, `projects/{p}/locations/global/workloadIdentityPools/{id}`. */
+  name: string;
+  project: string;
+  poolId: string;
+  displayName: string | undefined;
+  /** Description with the alchemy ownership marker stripped. */
+  description: string | undefined;
+  state: string | undefined;
+  disabled: boolean | undefined;
+};
+
+export interface WorkloadIdentityPool
+  extends Resource<
+    "GCP.WorkloadIdentityPool",
+    WorkloadIdentityPoolProps,
+    WorkloadIdentityPoolAttributes,
+    never,
+    GCP.Providers
+  > {}
+
+export const WorkloadIdentityPool = Resource<WorkloadIdentityPool>(
+  "GCP.WorkloadIdentityPool",
+);
+
+/**
+ * Treat absent and empty-string as the same value.
+ *
+ * The patch below uses a FIXED `updateMask` while the body omits unset
+ * optional fields — deliberately, since under a field mask an omitted field
+ * means "clear it". The hazard is the comparison: if GCP echoes a cleared
+ * field back as `""` rather than omitting it, a raw `!==` against `undefined`
+ * would report drift on every deploy and churn a patch LRO forever.
+ */
+const sameText = (a: string | undefined, b: string | undefined) =>
+  (a ?? "") === (b ?? "");
+
+/** `projects/{project}/locations/global` — the only supported location. */
+export const poolParent = (project: string) =>
+  `projects/${project}/locations/global`;
+
+export const poolResourceName = (project: string, poolId: string) =>
+  `${poolParent(project)}/workloadIdentityPools/${poolId}`;
+
+/**
+ * Alchemy provider factory for {@link WorkloadIdentityPool}.
+ *
+ * Deliberately NOT named `WorkloadIdentityPoolProvider`, which the repo's
+ * `X` + `XProvider` convention would suggest: GCP already uses that exact
+ * term for a different, user-facing resource — the OIDC provider inside a
+ * pool ({@link import("./WorkloadIdentityPoolProvider.ts").WorkloadIdentityPoolProvider}).
+ * The resource keeps GCP's name; this internal factory takes the awkward one.
+ */
+export const WorkloadIdentityPoolResourceProvider = () =>
+  Provider.effect(
+    WorkloadIdentityPool,
+    Effect.gen(function* () {
+      const getPool = yield* iam.getProjectsLocationsWorkloadIdentityPools;
+      const createPool = yield* iam.createProjectsLocationsWorkloadIdentityPools;
+      const patchPool = yield* iam.patchProjectsLocationsWorkloadIdentityPools;
+      const deletePool = yield* iam.deleteProjectsLocationsWorkloadIdentityPools;
+      const undeletePool =
+        yield* iam.undeleteProjectsLocationsWorkloadIdentityPools;
+      const getOperations =
+        yield* iam.getProjectsLocationsWorkloadIdentityPoolsOperations;
+      const awaitOperation = makeAwaitOperation(
+        getOperations,
+        "Workload Identity pool",
+      );
+
+      // Absent and invisible collapse to the same thing, matching the
+      // ServiceAccount observer: a 403 on a resource we are about to create
+      // is indistinguishable from a 404 without extra permissions we may not
+      // have.
+      const observePool = (project: string, poolId: string) =>
+        getPool({ name: poolResourceName(project, poolId) }).pipe(
+          Effect.catchTag("NotFound", () =>
+            Effect.succeed(undefined as iam.WorkloadIdentityPool | undefined),
+          ),
+          Effect.catchTag("Forbidden", () =>
+            Effect.succeed(undefined as iam.WorkloadIdentityPool | undefined),
+          ),
+        );
+
+      const toAttrs = (
+        project: string,
+        poolId: string,
+        pool: iam.WorkloadIdentityPool,
+      ): WorkloadIdentityPoolAttributes => ({
+        name: pool.name ?? poolResourceName(project, poolId),
+        project,
+        poolId,
+        displayName: pool.displayName,
+        description: stripAlchemyMarker(pool.description),
+        state: pool.state,
+        disabled: pool.disabled,
+      });
+
+      return {
+        stables: ["name", "project", "poolId"],
+        diff: Effect.fn(function* ({ olds = {}, news, output }) {
+          if (!isResolved(news)) return undefined;
+          const oldProps = olds as Partial<WorkloadIdentityPoolProps>;
+          // Prefer live attributes over persisted props, and fall back to the
+          // DESIRED value when neither is known — mirroring Project.ts.
+          //
+          // Defaulting to `undefined` instead would make an adoption (output
+          // present, olds absent) compare `undefined !== news.project` and
+          // return `replace`, deleting and recreating a live pool that was
+          // already correct. Both fields are part of the resource name, so a
+          // genuine change here really is a replacement; the point is only to
+          // avoid inventing one.
+          const currentProject = output?.project || oldProps.project || news.project;
+          const currentPoolId = output?.poolId || oldProps.poolId || news.poolId;
+          if (currentProject !== news.project || currentPoolId !== news.poolId) {
+            return { action: "replace" } as const;
+          }
+        }),
+        read: Effect.fn(function* ({ id, olds, output }) {
+          const project = output?.project || olds?.project;
+          const poolId = output?.poolId || olds?.poolId;
+          if (!project || !poolId) return undefined;
+          const pool = yield* observePool(project, poolId);
+          if (!pool) return undefined;
+          const attrs = toAttrs(project, poolId, pool);
+          return (yield* descriptionHasAlchemyMarker(id, pool.description))
+            ? attrs
+            : Unowned(attrs);
+        }),
+        reconcile: Effect.fn(function* ({ id, news, session }) {
+          const { project, poolId } = news;
+          const description = yield* gcpAlchemyDescription(
+            id,
+            news.description,
+          );
+          // Body is TOTAL over the patch's updateMask below: every masked
+          // field is always present, with an explicit empty/default value
+          // when the prop is unset. Behaviourally identical to omitting them
+          // (a masked-but-absent field is cleared), but it states the intent
+          // in code rather than relying on that field-mask subtlety, so
+          // "clear displayName" cannot be misread as "leave it alone".
+          const body: iam.WorkloadIdentityPool = {
+            displayName: news.displayName ?? "",
+            description,
+            disabled: news.disabled ?? false,
+          };
+
+          let pool = yield* observePool(project, poolId);
+
+          // A soft-deleted pool holds its ID for ~30 days. Undelete rather
+          // than fail: otherwise destroy-then-redeploy is stuck until the
+          // purge, with no way out but renaming the pool.
+          if (pool?.state === "DELETED") {
+            yield* session.note(
+              `Undeleting soft-deleted Workload Identity pool ${poolId}…`,
+            );
+            const op = yield* undeletePool({
+              name: poolResourceName(project, poolId),
+              body: {},
+            });
+            if (op.name) yield* awaitOperation(op.name, session);
+            pool = yield* observePool(project, poolId);
+          }
+
+          if (!pool) {
+            const op = yield* createPool({
+              parent: poolParent(project),
+              workloadIdentityPoolId: poolId,
+              body,
+            });
+            if (op.name) yield* awaitOperation(op.name, session);
+            pool = yield* observePool(project, poolId);
+            if (!pool) {
+              return yield* new ConfigError({
+                message: `Workload Identity pool ${poolId} in project ${project} was not readable after create.`,
+              });
+            }
+          } else {
+            // Only the mutable fields, and only when they actually differ —
+            // an unconditional patch would churn an LRO on every deploy.
+            const needsPatch =
+              !sameText(pool.displayName, news.displayName) ||
+              !sameText(pool.description, description) ||
+              (pool.disabled ?? false) !== (news.disabled ?? false);
+            if (needsPatch) {
+              const op = yield* patchPool({
+                name: poolResourceName(project, poolId),
+                updateMask: "displayName,description,disabled",
+                body,
+              });
+              if (op.name) yield* awaitOperation(op.name, session);
+              pool = (yield* observePool(project, poolId)) ?? pool;
+            }
+          }
+
+          yield* session.note(poolResourceName(project, poolId));
+          return toAttrs(project, poolId, pool);
+        }),
+        delete: Effect.fn(function* ({ olds, output, session }) {
+          // Fall back to props when attributes are incomplete. A create whose
+          // LRO succeeded but whose follow-up read failed leaves state with
+          // props and no usable attributes; a no-op destroy would then LEAK
+          // the pool — and because deletion is soft, the leaked pool holds
+          // its ID for ~30 days, blocking a re-deploy under the same name.
+          // `||` not `??`: an empty string is never a valid identity here,
+          // and a persisted `""` must fall through to the next source rather
+          // than be taken as real. With `??` a corrupt/partial state entry
+          // would short-circuit the fallback and turn destroy into a silent
+          // no-op (or make diff replace a live resource).
+          const project = output?.project || olds?.project;
+          const poolId = output?.poolId || olds?.poolId;
+          if (!project || !poolId) return;
+          const op = yield* deletePool({
+            name: poolResourceName(project, poolId),
+          }).pipe(
+            Effect.catchTag("NotFound", () =>
+              Effect.succeed({ name: undefined } as iam.Operation),
+            ),
+          );
+          if (op.name) yield* awaitOperation(op.name, session);
+        }),
+      };
+    }),
+  );