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NLnetLabs-krill/tests/migrate_repository.rs
Martin HoffmannandGitHub 4acdd84ab9 Refactoring and reorganizing. (#1258)
This PR refactors and reorganizes a lot of code. It attempts to organize
things in a way that allows to keep more things private. Conversely, it
made the fields of many data-only structs pub and removed the creator,
accessor, and unpack methods for those.

The PR deliberately avoid any functional code changes given that due to
its sheer size, it is essentially unreviewable.

This is also why it stopped short of re-organizing the structure of the
actual server, ie., the Krillserver and the daemon::http module which
currently have a rather blurry distinction. A follow-up PR will create a
more clear separation but this requires code changes.
2025-03-21 15:20:36 +01:00

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//! Test migrating a CA to a different repository.
use rpki::rrdp;
use rpki::repository::resources::ResourceSet;
use krill::api;
use krill::commons::httpclient;
mod common;
//------------ Test Function -------------------------------------------------
#[tokio::test]
async fn migrate_repository() {
let testbed = common::ca_handle("testbed");
let ca1 = common::ca_handle("CA1");
let ca1_res = common::ipv4_resources("10.0.0.0/16");
let ca1_roa = common::roa_payload("10.0.0.0/16-16 => 65000");
let ca1_roa_name = api::ca::ObjectName::from(ca1_roa).to_string();
let rcn0 = common::rcn(0);
eprintln!(">>>> Start Krill.");
// Use a 5 second RRDP update interval for the Krill server, so that we
// can also test here that the re-scheduling of delayed RRDP deltas
// works.
let (server, _krilltmp) = common::KrillServer::start_with_config_testbed(
|config| {
config.rrdp_updates_config.rrdp_delta_interval_min_seconds = 5
}
).await;
eprintln!(">>>> Start a secondary publication server.");
let (pubd, _pubtmp) = common::KrillServer::start_pubd(5).await;
// Wait for the *testbed* CA to get its certificate, this means
// that all CAs which are set up as part of krill_start under the
// testbed config have been set up.
assert!(
server.wait_for_ca_resources(&testbed, &ResourceSet::all()).await
);
eprintln!(">>>> Set up CA1 under testbed.");
server.create_ca_with_repo(&ca1).await;
server.register_ca_with_parent(&ca1, &testbed, &ca1_res).await;
eprintln!(">>>> Create a ROA for CA1.");
server.client().roas_update(
&ca1,
api::roa::RoaConfigurationUpdates {
added: vec![ca1_roa.into()],
removed: vec![]
}
).await.unwrap();
eprintln!(">>>> Verify that the testbed published the expected objects");
let mut files = server.expected_objects(&testbed);
files.push_mft_and_crl(&rcn0).await;
files.push_cer(&ca1, &rcn0).await;
assert!(files.wait_for_published().await);
eprintln!(">>>> Verify that CA1 publishes in the embedded repo.");
let mut files = server.expected_objects(&ca1);
files.push_mft_and_crl(&rcn0).await;
files.push(ca1_roa_name.clone());
assert!(files.wait_for_published().await);
eprintln!(">>>> Sanity check the operation of the RRDP endpoint.");
// Verify that actual RRDP operation is roughly working as expected
// (without writing an entire RPKI client into our test suite,
// integration tests are better suited for testing with a full RPKI
// client).
// Verify that requesting rrdp/ on a publishing instance of Krill
// results in a 404 Not Found error rather than a panic.
assert!(server.http_get_404("rrdp/").await);
// Verify that requesting garbage file and directory URLs results in
// an error rather than a panic.
assert!(server.http_get_404("rrdp/i/dont/exist").await);
assert!(server.http_get_404("rrdp/i/dont/exist/").await);
// Verify that we can fetch the notification XML.
let notify = rrdp::NotificationFile::parse(
server.http_get(
"rrdp/notification.xml"
).await.unwrap().as_bytes()
).unwrap();
// Verify that we can fetch the snapshot XML.
let snapshot = httpclient::get_text(
notify.snapshot().uri().as_str(), None
).await.unwrap();
let _ = rrdp::Snapshot::parse(snapshot.as_bytes()).unwrap();
// Verify that attempting to fetch a valid subdirectory results in an
// error rather than a panic.
assert!(common::check_not_found(
httpclient::get_text(
notify.snapshot().uri().parent().unwrap().as_str(), None
).await
));
assert!(common::check_not_found(
httpclient::get_text(
notify.snapshot().uri().parent().unwrap()
.as_str().strip_suffix('/').unwrap(),
None
).await
));
eprintln!(">>>> Migrate a Repository for CA1 (using a keyroll).");
// CA1 currently uses the embedded publication server. In order
// to migrate it, we will need to do the following:
//
// - get the RFC 8183 publisher request from CA1
// - add CA1 as a publisher under the dedicated (separate) pubd,
// - get the response
// - update the repo config for CA1 using the 8183 response
// - this should initiate a key roll
// - the new key publishes in the new repo
// - complete the key roll
// - the old key should be cleaned up,
// - nothing published for CA1 in the embedded repo
// Add CA1 to dedicated repo
let request = server.client().repo_request(&ca1).await.unwrap();
let response = pubd.client().publishers_add(request).await.unwrap();
assert_eq!(
response,
pubd.client().publisher_response(&ca1.convert()).await.unwrap()
);
// Wait a tiny bit.. when we add a new repo we check that it's
// available or it will be rejected.
common::sleep_seconds(1).await;
// Update CA1 to use dedicated repo
server.client().repo_update(&ca1, response).await.unwrap();
// This should result in a key roll and content published in both repos
assert!(server.wait_for_state_new_key(&ca1).await);
// Expect that CA1 still publishes two current keys in the embedded repo
let mut files = server.expected_objects(&ca1);
files.push_mft_and_crl(&rcn0).await;
files.push(ca1_roa_name.clone());
assert!(files.wait_for_published().await);
// Expect that CA1 publishes two new keys in the dedicated repo
let mut files = server.expected_objects(&ca1);
files.push_new_key_mft_and_crl(&rcn0).await;
assert!(files.wait_for_published_at(&pubd).await);
// Complete the keyroll, this should remove the content in the
// embedded repo
server.client().ca_activate_keyroll(&ca1).await.unwrap();
assert!(server.wait_for_state_active(&ca1).await);
// Expect that CA1 publishes two current keys in the dedicated repo
let mut files = server.expected_objects(&ca1);
files.push_mft_and_crl(&rcn0).await;
files.push(ca1_roa_name.clone());
assert!(files.wait_for_published_at(&pubd).await);
// Expect that CA1 publishes nothing in the embedded repo
assert!(server.expected_objects(&ca1).wait_for_published().await);
}