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title: Wire CI Registry Auth
Native Dagger container builds + Navidrome v0.61.1 (#330) ## Summary - Move Dagger module from `.dagger/` to repo root (`src/blumeops/`), rename `blumeops-ci` → `blumeops` - Replace opaque `docker_build()` with native Dagger pipelines that surface full build errors per step - Migrate navidrome as the first container (`containers/navidrome/container.py`) - Upgrade navidrome from v0.60.3 to v0.61.1 (major artwork overhaul, SQLite FTS5 search, server-managed transcoding) - Add `dagger call container-version` for CI version extraction without Dockerfile parsing - All mise tasks (`container-list`, `container-version-check`, `container-build-and-release`) updated for hybrid mode - Legacy `docker_build()` fallback preserved for all other containers ## Motivation When navidrome v0.61.0 added a new Go build tag (`sqlite_fts5`), `docker_build()` showed only "exit code: 1". We had to run `docker build --progress=plain` manually to find `undefined: buildtags.SQLITE_FTS5`. Native Dagger pipelines show the full error inline. ## Container build dispatch needed After merge, dispatch container build for navidrome: ``` mise run container-build-and-release navidrome --ref 470b4bd ``` ## Deploy steps 1. Wait for container build to complete 2. Back up navidrome-data PVC (non-reversible DB migrations) 3. `argocd app set navidrome --revision main && argocd app sync navidrome` 4. Verify at https://dj.ops.eblu.me ## Future Remaining containers migrate incrementally in follow-up PRs using the same pattern. Reviewed-on: https://forge.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/330
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modified: 2026-04-11
tags:
- how-to
- zot
- ci
- forgejo
---
# Wire CI Registry Auth
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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How CI pipelines authenticate to the zot registry after OIDC + apikey auth is enabled.
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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## Overview
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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The `zot-ci` service account (created in [[register-zot-oidc-client]]) belongs to the `artifact-workloads` group, granting `["read", "create"]` permissions — CI can push new tags but cannot overwrite or delete existing ones.
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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Authentication uses a zot API key generated after the service account's first OIDC login. The key is stored in 1Password (`Forgejo Secrets` item, field `zot-ci-api`, in blumeops vault) and synced to Forgejo Actions secrets via the `forgejo_actions_secrets` ansible role. The key expires every 90 days — see [[zot#API Key Rotation]] for the rotation procedure.
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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## Push Paths
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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### Dagger path (Dockerfile containers)
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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`.forgejo/workflows/build-container.yaml` passes `--registry-password=env:ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to the Dagger `publish()` function, which calls `with_registry_auth()` before pushing.
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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### Nix/skopeo path (Nix containers)
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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`.forgejo/workflows/build-container-nix.yaml` passes `--dest-creds=zot-ci:$ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to `skopeo copy`.
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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## Secret Flow
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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1Password `Forgejo Secrets` item (field `zot-ci-api`) → ansible pre_task fetches it → `forgejo_actions_secrets` role syncs to Forgejo API → both runners (k8s on indri, host on ringtail) access it as `${{ secrets.ZOT_CI_API_KEY }}`.
## Key Files
| File | Purpose |
|------|---------|
Native Dagger container builds + Navidrome v0.61.1 (#330) ## Summary - Move Dagger module from `.dagger/` to repo root (`src/blumeops/`), rename `blumeops-ci` → `blumeops` - Replace opaque `docker_build()` with native Dagger pipelines that surface full build errors per step - Migrate navidrome as the first container (`containers/navidrome/container.py`) - Upgrade navidrome from v0.60.3 to v0.61.1 (major artwork overhaul, SQLite FTS5 search, server-managed transcoding) - Add `dagger call container-version` for CI version extraction without Dockerfile parsing - All mise tasks (`container-list`, `container-version-check`, `container-build-and-release`) updated for hybrid mode - Legacy `docker_build()` fallback preserved for all other containers ## Motivation When navidrome v0.61.0 added a new Go build tag (`sqlite_fts5`), `docker_build()` showed only "exit code: 1". We had to run `docker build --progress=plain` manually to find `undefined: buildtags.SQLITE_FTS5`. Native Dagger pipelines show the full error inline. ## Container build dispatch needed After merge, dispatch container build for navidrome: ``` mise run container-build-and-release navidrome --ref 470b4bd ``` ## Deploy steps 1. Wait for container build to complete 2. Back up navidrome-data PVC (non-reversible DB migrations) 3. `argocd app set navidrome --revision main && argocd app sync navidrome` 4. Verify at https://dj.ops.eblu.me ## Future Remaining containers migrate incrementally in follow-up PRs using the same pattern. Reviewed-on: https://forge.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/330
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| `src/blumeops/main.py` | `publish()` accepts optional `registry_password` |
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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| `.forgejo/workflows/build-container.yaml` | Passes API key to Dagger |
| `.forgejo/workflows/build-container-nix.yaml` | Passes API key to skopeo |
| `ansible/playbooks/indri.yml` | Pre_task fetches API key from 1Password |
| `ansible/roles/forgejo_actions_secrets/defaults/main.yml` | Secret entry for `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` |
## Related
- [[harden-zot-registry]] — Parent goal
Enable zot registry auth + wire CI credentials (#237) ## Summary - Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot registry with three-tier accessControl - `anonymousPolicy: ["read"]` — anyone can pull - `artifact-workloads` group: `["read", "create"]` — CI push, no overwrite/delete - `admins` group: `["read", "create", "update", "delete"]` — break-glass - Wire both CI push paths (Dagger and Nix/skopeo) with `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` credentials - Add `artifact-workloads` PolicyBinding in Authentik blueprint for zot app access - Add `ZOT_CI_API_KEY` to Forgejo Actions secrets via existing ansible role Completes the `wire-ci-registry-auth` and `harden-zot-registry` Mikado cards. ## Manual Deployment Steps (after merge) 1. Deploy Authentik blueprint: `argocd app sync authentik` 2. In Authentik admin UI: set a password for the `zot-ci` service account 3. Deploy zot config: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags zot` 4. Log in to `https://registry.ops.eblu.me` as `zot-ci` via OIDC → generate API key 5. Store API key in 1Password as `zot-ci-apikey` in blumeops vault 6. Sync Forgejo secrets: `mise run provision-indri -- --tags forgejo_actions_secrets` 7. Trigger a test container build to verify CI push 8. Verify anonymous pull: `curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog` ## Uncertainties - **Zot `accessControl` group matching with OIDC:** Groups from Authentik's `profile` scope claim should map to zot policy groups, but the exact claim-to-group matching needs runtime verification - **`http.auth.apikey: true`:** This config key is documented but needs verification against the specific zot version built from source on indri - **API key permissions:** Need to confirm zot API keys inherit the generating user's group for accessControl evaluation ## Test Plan - [ ] `mise run provision-indri -- --check --diff --tags zot` shows expected config changes - [ ] Anonymous pull works after deploy - [ ] Unauthenticated push fails (401) - [ ] OIDC browser login redirects to Authentik and back - [ ] API key push works after key generation - [ ] CI push succeeds with both Dagger and skopeo paths - [ ] `mise run services-check` passes 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/237
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- [[register-zot-oidc-client]] — OIDC client registration