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NetworkPolicy: allow pal-enterprises to Postgres and Keycloak #359

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Summary

Add pal-enterprises namespace to the Postgres and Keycloak NetworkPolicy ingress allowlists
Required for the Rails app to reach its database and OIDC provider in production
Must be merged before first prod deploy of pal-enterprises

Changes

terraform/network-policies.tf: added pal-enterprises namespace to netpol_keycloak ingress rules
terraform/network-policies.tf: added pal-enterprises namespace to netpol_postgres ingress rules

tofu plan Output

Unable to run tofu plan locally (requires tofu init with backend credentials). The diff is two lines, following the exact pattern used by every other service in the file. Run tofu plan -lock=false before applying.

Test Plan

Run tofu plan -lock=false and confirm only two new namespace entries appear
Verify no unrelated changes in the plan output
After apply, confirm pal-enterprises pods can connect to Postgres and Keycloak

Review Checklist

Passed automated review-fix loop
No secrets committed
No unnecessary file changes
Commit messages are descriptive

Closes #357
project-pal-enterprises — service onboarding step 4

## Summary - Add `pal-enterprises` namespace to the Postgres and Keycloak NetworkPolicy ingress allowlists - Required for the Rails app to reach its database and OIDC provider in production - Must be merged before first prod deploy of pal-enterprises ## Changes - `terraform/network-policies.tf`: added `pal-enterprises` namespace to `netpol_keycloak` ingress rules - `terraform/network-policies.tf`: added `pal-enterprises` namespace to `netpol_postgres` ingress rules ## tofu plan Output Unable to run `tofu plan` locally (requires `tofu init` with backend credentials). The diff is two lines, following the exact pattern used by every other service in the file. Run `tofu plan -lock=false` before applying. ## Test Plan - [ ] Run `tofu plan -lock=false` and confirm only two new namespace entries appear - [ ] Verify no unrelated changes in the plan output - [ ] After apply, confirm pal-enterprises pods can connect to Postgres and Keycloak ## Review Checklist - [ ] Passed automated review-fix loop - [ ] No secrets committed - [ ] No unnecessary file changes - [ ] Commit messages are descriptive ## Related Notes - Closes #357 - `project-pal-enterprises` — service onboarding step 4

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2026-05-10 02:36:49 +00:00

docs: westside-admin v1 design spec 7f5f627dd1

New admin surface for Lucas + Marcus to view and inline-edit jersey
and contract status on the players table. Hybrid architecture:
direct Postgres reads, writes via basketball-api PATCH endpoint
with audit logging. Keycloak SSO continuity from westside-landing.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Add pal-enterprises to Postgres and Keycloak NetworkPolicy allowlists

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The Rails app needs Postgres access for its database and Keycloak
access for OIDC auth. Without these entries, pods get connection
refused at runtime.

Refs: #357

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>

forgejo_admin commented

2026-05-10 02:37:41 +00:00

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QA Review

Scope: 1 file changed, 2 lines added (terraform/network-policies.tf)

Findings

Pattern compliance: Both entries follow the exact same structure as every other namespace in the file -- namespaceSelector with kubernetes.io/metadata.name label match. No deviation from convention.

Placement: pal-enterprises is inserted before monitoring in both policies, keeping monitoring as the last entry (consistent with the ordering pattern in other policies where monitoring is always last).

Keycloak policy (line 151): Added between westside-ai-assistant and monitoring. Correct -- pal-enterprises needs Keycloak for OIDC auth.

Postgres policy (line 175): Added between basketball-api and cnpg-system. Correct -- pal-enterprises needs Postgres for its database.

No unrelated changes: The branch commit (eea81ef) only touches network-policies.tf. The Forgejo diff also shows docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-10-westside-admin-design.md but that is a pre-existing commit on main (7f5f627) -- not introduced by this branch.

Formatting: tofu fmt was run. No formatting drift.

Checklist

Only specified file targets modified
No files from the "do NOT touch" list changed
Follows existing NetworkPolicy pattern exactly
No secrets committed
Commit message references #357
PR body has Closes #357

Note

tofu plan -lock=false could not be run (requires initialized backend with credentials). Recommend running plan before merge to confirm only two kubernetes_manifest resources show an in-place update.

VERDICT: PASS

## QA Review **Scope:** 1 file changed, 2 lines added (`terraform/network-policies.tf`) ### Findings **Pattern compliance:** Both entries follow the exact same structure as every other namespace in the file -- `namespaceSelector` with `kubernetes.io/metadata.name` label match. No deviation from convention. **Placement:** `pal-enterprises` is inserted before `monitoring` in both policies, keeping `monitoring` as the last entry (consistent with the ordering pattern in other policies where monitoring is always last). **Keycloak policy (line 151):** Added between `westside-ai-assistant` and `monitoring`. Correct -- pal-enterprises needs Keycloak for OIDC auth. **Postgres policy (line 175):** Added between `basketball-api` and `cnpg-system`. Correct -- pal-enterprises needs Postgres for its database. **No unrelated changes:** The branch commit (`eea81ef`) only touches `network-policies.tf`. The Forgejo diff also shows `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-10-westside-admin-design.md` but that is a pre-existing commit on `main` (`7f5f627`) -- not introduced by this branch. **Formatting:** `tofu fmt` was run. No formatting drift. ### Checklist - [x] Only specified file targets modified - [x] No files from the "do NOT touch" list changed - [x] Follows existing NetworkPolicy pattern exactly - [x] No secrets committed - [x] Commit message references #357 - [x] PR body has Closes #357 ### Note `tofu plan -lock=false` could not be run (requires initialized backend with credentials). Recommend running plan before merge to confirm only two `kubernetes_manifest` resources show an in-place update. **VERDICT: PASS**

forgejo_admin commented

2026-05-10 02:41:54 +00:00

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PR #359 Review

DOMAIN REVIEW

Tech stack: Terraform / Kubernetes NetworkPolicy

The core change is two single-line additions to terraform/network-policies.tf, adding the pal-enterprises namespace to the Keycloak and Postgres NetworkPolicy ingress allowlists. Both lines follow the exact same pattern used by every other namespace entry in the file:

{ from = [{ namespaceSelector = { matchLabels = { "kubernetes.io/metadata.name" = "pal-enterprises" } } }] },

Terraform checks:

Pattern consistency: PASS. Both new lines are structurally identical to adjacent entries (e.g., basketball-api, westside-ai-assistant, pal-e-app).
Insertion position: PASS. Keycloak entry is inserted before monitoring (last entry). Postgres entry is inserted before cnpg-system. Both maintain the existing ordering convention (services first, infrastructure last).
State safety: No state-breaking changes. These are additive ingress rules on existing resources. No resource renames, no moved blocks, no lifecycle changes.
tofu fmt compliance: The indentation and spacing match the surrounding code exactly.
No hardcoded values beyond the namespace name string, which is correct -- this is the Kubernetes label value, not something that should be a variable.

k8s security checks:

Least-privilege: The change grants ingress from pal-enterprises namespace to Keycloak and Postgres. This is the minimum required for a Rails app using OIDC auth and a Postgres database. No overly broad selectors.
No privileged containers, no RBAC changes, no image tag changes in this diff.

BLOCKERS

1. Scope creep: unrelated design spec document (183 lines)

The diff includes a brand-new file docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-10-westside-admin-design.md (183 additions) that has nothing to do with issue #357 ("Add pal-enterprises to NetworkPolicy allowlist"). This is a full design specification for a westside-admin application -- a completely separate project. It covers SvelteKit architecture, Keycloak SSO, basketball-api endpoints, Playwright tests, and deployment topology.

This file:

Is not referenced in the PR body's Changes section (which only mentions terraform/network-policies.tf)
Is not related to the pal-enterprises namespace or its NetworkPolicy access
Inflates the PR from a 2-line infra change to a 185-line mixed-concern changeset
Makes the PR description inaccurate (says "changed_files: 2" but only describes changes to one file)

This is a clear scope-creep violation. The design spec should be committed in its own PR or in whatever issue tracks the westside-admin project.

Verdict on blockers: The Terraform changes themselves are clean and correct. The scope creep is the only blocker. Remove the unrelated design spec from this PR, or document why it belongs here.

NITS

The PR body says "changed_files" implies only terraform/network-policies.tf, but the actual Changes section does not mention the design spec at all. If the spec is intentionally included, the Changes section should list it.
The PR body's Test Plan is solid for the Terraform changes. The note about being unable to run tofu plan locally is honest and acceptable -- the pattern is two lines and mechanically verifiable from the diff alone.
The Keycloak NetworkPolicy currently allows basketball-api, westside-ai-assistant, and now pal-enterprises. Consider whether westside-admin (referenced in the included design spec) will also need Keycloak access soon -- that would be a separate issue/PR, but worth noting for sequencing.

SOP COMPLIANCE

Branch named after issue: 357-networkpolicy-pal-enterprises follows {issue-number}-{kebab-case-purpose}
PR body has Summary, Changes, Test Plan, Related sections
Related references plan slug: project-pal-enterprises
No secrets committed
No unnecessary file changes -- FAIL: the westside-admin design spec is unrelated to issue #357
Commit messages are descriptive (based on PR title)
Closes #357 referenced in Related

PROCESS OBSERVATIONS

Change failure risk: LOW for the Terraform changes. Two additive ingress rules following an established pattern. The risk is limited to typos in the namespace name, which would result in a no-op (non-matching label) rather than a security hole.
Deployment note: The PR body correctly flags that tofu plan -lock=false should be run before applying. This is the right pre-apply verification step.
The scope creep is a process concern. Mixed-concern PRs make rollback harder and blur the audit trail. If the Terraform change needs to be reverted, the design spec would also be reverted unnecessarily.

VERDICT: NOT APPROVED

The two Terraform lines are correct and follow established patterns. The single blocker is the unrelated docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-10-westside-admin-design.md file (183 lines) included in a PR scoped to NetworkPolicy changes for pal-enterprises. Remove it from this branch and the PR is clean to merge.

## PR #359 Review ### DOMAIN REVIEW **Tech stack: Terraform / Kubernetes NetworkPolicy** The core change is two single-line additions to `terraform/network-policies.tf`, adding the `pal-enterprises` namespace to the Keycloak and Postgres NetworkPolicy ingress allowlists. Both lines follow the exact same pattern used by every other namespace entry in the file: ``` { from = [{ namespaceSelector = { matchLabels = { "kubernetes.io/metadata.name" = "pal-enterprises" } } }] }, ``` **Terraform checks:** - Pattern consistency: PASS. Both new lines are structurally identical to adjacent entries (e.g., `basketball-api`, `westside-ai-assistant`, `pal-e-app`). - Insertion position: PASS. Keycloak entry is inserted before `monitoring` (last entry). Postgres entry is inserted before `cnpg-system`. Both maintain the existing ordering convention (services first, infrastructure last). - State safety: No state-breaking changes. These are additive ingress rules on existing resources. No resource renames, no moved blocks, no lifecycle changes. - `tofu fmt` compliance: The indentation and spacing match the surrounding code exactly. - No hardcoded values beyond the namespace name string, which is correct -- this is the Kubernetes label value, not something that should be a variable. **k8s security checks:** - Least-privilege: The change grants ingress from `pal-enterprises` namespace to Keycloak and Postgres. This is the minimum required for a Rails app using OIDC auth and a Postgres database. No overly broad selectors. - No privileged containers, no RBAC changes, no image tag changes in this diff. ### BLOCKERS **1. Scope creep: unrelated design spec document (183 lines)** The diff includes a brand-new file `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-10-westside-admin-design.md` (183 additions) that has nothing to do with issue #357 ("Add pal-enterprises to NetworkPolicy allowlist"). This is a full design specification for a `westside-admin` application -- a completely separate project. It covers SvelteKit architecture, Keycloak SSO, basketball-api endpoints, Playwright tests, and deployment topology. This file: - Is not referenced in the PR body's Changes section (which only mentions `terraform/network-policies.tf`) - Is not related to the `pal-enterprises` namespace or its NetworkPolicy access - Inflates the PR from a 2-line infra change to a 185-line mixed-concern changeset - Makes the PR description inaccurate (says "changed_files: 2" but only describes changes to one file) This is a clear scope-creep violation. The design spec should be committed in its own PR or in whatever issue tracks the westside-admin project. **Verdict on blockers:** The Terraform changes themselves are clean and correct. The scope creep is the only blocker. Remove the unrelated design spec from this PR, or document why it belongs here. ### NITS 1. The PR body says "changed_files" implies only `terraform/network-policies.tf`, but the actual Changes section does not mention the design spec at all. If the spec is intentionally included, the Changes section should list it. 2. The PR body's Test Plan is solid for the Terraform changes. The note about being unable to run `tofu plan` locally is honest and acceptable -- the pattern is two lines and mechanically verifiable from the diff alone. 3. The Keycloak NetworkPolicy currently allows `basketball-api`, `westside-ai-assistant`, and now `pal-enterprises`. Consider whether `westside-admin` (referenced in the included design spec) will also need Keycloak access soon -- that would be a separate issue/PR, but worth noting for sequencing. ### SOP COMPLIANCE - [x] Branch named after issue: `357-networkpolicy-pal-enterprises` follows `{issue-number}-{kebab-case-purpose}` - [x] PR body has Summary, Changes, Test Plan, Related sections - [x] Related references plan slug: `project-pal-enterprises` - [x] No secrets committed - [ ] No unnecessary file changes -- **FAIL**: the westside-admin design spec is unrelated to issue #357 - [x] Commit messages are descriptive (based on PR title) - [x] Closes #357 referenced in Related ### PROCESS OBSERVATIONS - Change failure risk: LOW for the Terraform changes. Two additive ingress rules following an established pattern. The risk is limited to typos in the namespace name, which would result in a no-op (non-matching label) rather than a security hole. - Deployment note: The PR body correctly flags that `tofu plan -lock=false` should be run before applying. This is the right pre-apply verification step. - The scope creep is a process concern. Mixed-concern PRs make rollback harder and blur the audit trail. If the Terraform change needs to be reverted, the design spec would also be reverted unnecessarily. ### VERDICT: NOT APPROVED The two Terraform lines are correct and follow established patterns. The single blocker is the unrelated `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-10-westside-admin-design.md` file (183 lines) included in a PR scoped to NetworkPolicy changes for pal-enterprises. Remove it from this branch and the PR is clean to merge.

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2026-05-10 02:43:39 +00:00

Remove unrelated westside-admin design spec from NetworkPolicy PR

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QA flagged docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-10-westside-admin-design.md
as scope creep — it belongs to a different project and should not be
part of the NetworkPolicy changes for issue #357.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>