## Summary - Removed `status: active` from `enforce-tag-immutability` card — its requirements are folded into the parent `harden-zot-registry` goal's `accessControl` configuration - Updated `harden-zot-registry` with three-tier access control spec (anonymous read, artifact-workloads read+create, admins full) - Added `artifact-workloads` group creation step to `register-zot-oidc-client` - Added service account context to `wire-ci-registry-auth` ## Rationale Tag immutability requires authentication to be meaningful. Without auth, everyone is anonymous and gets the same policy. Rather than client-side push checks, the registry enforces immutability server-side: CI gets `["read", "create"]` (no update/delete), so pushing an existing tag is rejected by zot itself. ## Test plan - [ ] `mise run docs-check-links` passes - [ ] `mise run docs-mikado` shows enforce-tag-immutability as resolved Reviewed-on: https://forge.ops.eblu.me/eblume/blumeops/pulls/235
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Harden Zot Registry
Enable OIDC + API key authentication on zot with anonymous pull preserved, and enforce tag immutability for version tags. This is the C2 Mikado root goal.
Context
Zot currently has no authentication — security relies entirely on the Tailscale ACL boundary. Any tailnet client can push images, and tags are mutable.
Both prerequisites from the original plan are now complete:
- adopt-oidc-provider — Authentik is deployed and serving OIDC
- adopt-dagger-ci — Dagger handles container builds
Core Change
Update ansible/roles/zot/templates/config.json.j2 to add:
http.auth.openid— OIDC provider pointing to Authentikhttp.auth.apikey: true— enable API key generation for CIaccessControl— three-tier policy enforcing tag immutability:anonymousPolicy: ["read"]— anyone can pullartifact-workloadsgroup:["read", "create"]— CI can push new tags but cannot overwrite or delete (immutable tags)- admins group:
["read", "create", "delete"]— break-glass for removing bad images
externalUrl—https://registry.ops.eblu.mefor OIDC callback redirects
The artifact-workloads group must be created in Authentik (see register-zot-oidc-client) and a service account added to it for CI use.
Key Files
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
ansible/roles/zot/templates/config.json.j2 |
Zot config — add auth + access control |
ansible/roles/zot/defaults/main.yml |
New OIDC variables |
ansible/roles/zot/tasks/main.yml |
Deploy OIDC credentials file |
Verification
- Anonymous pull works (
curl -sf https://registry.ops.eblu.me/v2/_catalog) - Unauthenticated push fails (401)
- OIDC browser login works (redirect to Authentik and back)
- API key push works (
docker loginwithzak_...token) - Pushing an existing version tag as CI user fails (no update permission)
- Admin can delete a tag if needed
- Pull-through caching still works
mise run services-checkpasses
Related
- register-zot-oidc-client — Prereq: register OIDC client in Authentik
- wire-ci-registry-auth — Prereq: update CI push paths with credentials
- enforce-tag-immutability — Folded into this card (server-side via accessControl)
- adopt-commit-based-container-tags — Prereq: commit-SHA-based image tags
- agent-change-process — C2 methodology