ironic/releasenotes/notes/correct-detailed-instance-info-behavior-1375914a30621eca.yaml
Julia Kreger be3c153d56 Fix node detail instance_uuid request handling
The instance_uuid handling on the detailed node information
endpoint of the api (/v1/nodes/detail?instance_uuid=<uuid>),
which is used by services such as Nova for explicit node status
lookups, previously had special conditional logic surrounding it
which skipped the inclusion of the API requestor project-id, from
being incorporated into the database query.

Ultimately, this allowed an authenticated user to obtain a partially
redacted node entry where sensitive informational fields were scrubbed
from the response payload.

With this fix, queries for an explicit instance_uuid now follow the
standard path inside the Ironic API to the database which includes
inclusion of a requestor Project-ID if required by configured policy.

Change-Id: I9bfa5a54e02c8a1e9c8cad6b9acdbad6ab62bef3
Story: 2008976
Task: 42620
2021-06-17 08:55:18 -07:00

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security:
- |
Fixes an issue with the ``/v1/nodes/detail`` endpoint where an
authenticated user could explicitly ask for an ``instance_uuid`` lookup
and the associated node would be returned to the user with sensitive
fields redacted in the result payload if the user did not explicitly have
``owner`` or ``lessee`` permissions over the node. This is considered a
low-impact low-risk issue as it requires the API consumer to already know
the UUID value of the associated instance, and the returned information
is mainly metadata in nature. More information can be found in
`Storyboard story 2008976 <https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2008976>`_.
fixes:
- |
Fixes an issue with the ``/v1/nodes/detail`` endpoint where requests
for an explicit ``instance_uuid`` match would not follow the standard
query handling path and thus not be filtered based on policy determined
access level and node level ``owner`` or ``lessee`` fields appropriately.
Additional information can be found in
`story 2008976 <https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/2008976>`_.