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Both charts move to version and appVersion 1.3.0, so aisix-cp pins docker.io/api7/aisix-cp-{api,dpm,ui}:1.3.0 and docker.io/api7/aisix:1.3.0, and aisix pins docker.io/api7/aisix:1.3.0.

Synced into charts/aisix-cp from the control plane's helm/aisix-cp at v1.3.0:

  • cp-api serves Prometheus metrics on its own listener, off the API port: the api.metrics values block, a metrics container port, AISIX_CLOUD_METRICS_LISTEN, a separate ClusterIP metrics Service (api-service-metrics.yaml) and an optional Prometheus Operator ServiceMonitor (api-servicemonitor.yaml).
  • api.corsAllowedOrigins lets a dashboard served from another origin call this API directly, rendered as AISIX_CLOUD_CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS. The template applies cp-api's own origin rules at render time, so a value cp-api would refuse at startup fails the install with the reason instead of crash-looping the pod.
  • The api, dpm and ui pods no longer pin runAsUser, runAsGroup or fsGroup, so a platform that assigns the UID itself (OpenShift's restricted-v2 SCC) can run them. The values file documents pinning them back, and turning off the bundled PostgreSQL subchart's own UID pins.
  • The cp-api startup-probe budget comment names the migration it was sized for.

It also carries one fix on top of the tag, mirrored byte-identically from AISIX-Cloud#1671: the api.corsAllowedOrigins render-time check accepted eight malformed IPv6 literals (https://[1::2::3], https://[:::], https://[1:::2], https://[12345::1], https://[1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8:], https://[:1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8], https://[1::2:], https://[:1::2]), because without … "" dropped the empty components a doubled or misplaced colon produces before the groups were counted. cp-api refuses all eight, so it then refused to start — the crash loop the check exists to turn into a message. The check now takes at most one ::, every group as one to four hex digits, and no colon on either end that is not part of the ::. Its test coverage lives in the control plane, where the shared case list and the three implementations that read it are.

Review of that PR found and fixed one more: a group bound that was one too loose, which rendered https://[1:2:3:4:5:6::8] and two shapes like it. Two divergences in the same grammar remain unfixed and are listed in AISIX-Cloud#1671 — an IPv4-mapped literal written in hex, and a canonical address carrying a lone 0 group. Both predate the release, and the first is a dashboard/cp-api divergence rather than a chart one.

charts/aisix is authored in this repository and already carries proxy.listeners, so it only takes the version bump.

Preserves the public adaptations: docker.io registries, appVersion-derived image tags, the api.dpImage default of docker.io/api7/aisix:<appVersion>, and the chart READMEs.

Merging publishes aisix-cp-1.3.0 and aisix-1.3.0 to charts.api7.ai.

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Both charts move to version and appVersion 1.3.0, so `aisix-cp` pins
`docker.io/api7/aisix-cp-{api,dpm,ui}:1.3.0` and `docker.io/api7/aisix:1.3.0`,
and `aisix` pins `docker.io/api7/aisix:1.3.0`.

Synced into `charts/aisix-cp` from the control plane's `helm/aisix-cp` at
`v1.3.0`:

- cp-api serves Prometheus metrics on its own listener, off the API port:
  the `api.metrics` values block, a `metrics` container port,
  `AISIX_CLOUD_METRICS_LISTEN`, a separate ClusterIP metrics Service
  (`api-service-metrics.yaml`) and an optional Prometheus Operator
  ServiceMonitor (`api-servicemonitor.yaml`).
- `api.corsAllowedOrigins` lets a dashboard served from another origin call
  this API directly, rendered as `AISIX_CLOUD_CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS`. The
  template applies cp-api's own origin rules at render time, so a value
  cp-api would refuse at startup fails the install with the reason instead
  of crash-looping the pod.
- The api, dpm and ui pods no longer pin `runAsUser`, `runAsGroup` or
  `fsGroup`, so a platform that assigns the UID itself (OpenShift's
  restricted-v2 SCC) can run them. The values file documents pinning them
  back, and turning off the bundled PostgreSQL subchart's own UID pins.
- The cp-api startup-probe budget comment names the migration it was sized
  for.

`charts/aisix` is authored here and already carries `proxy.listeners`, so it
only takes the version bump.

The public adaptations are preserved: `docker.io` registries, image tags
derived from `.Chart.AppVersion`, the `api.dpImage` default of
`docker.io/api7/aisix:<appVersion>`, and the chart READMEs.
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The charts release version 1.3.0. The control-plane chart adds API metrics resources, validates CORS origins during rendering, supports dynamically assigned UIDs, and documents the new configuration.

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AISIX control-plane configuration and release

Layer / File(s) Summary
Configuration and security settings
charts/aisix-cp/values.yaml, charts/aisix-cp/README.md
Adds API metrics and CORS settings. Removes fixed UID and group values from API, DPM, and dashboard security contexts. Adds PostgreSQL guidance for dynamically assigned UIDs.
API runtime behavior
charts/aisix-cp/templates/api-deployment.yaml
Adds the conditional metrics port and listen setting. Validates CORS origins before rendering AISIX_CLOUD_CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS. Updates the startup-probe migration reference.
Metrics Service and monitoring
charts/aisix-cp/templates/api-service-metrics.yaml, charts/aisix-cp/templates/api-servicemonitor.yaml
Adds conditional API metrics Service and ServiceMonitor resources with configurable ports, metadata, scrape settings, and relabeling.
Chart release metadata
charts/aisix-cp/Chart.yaml, charts/aisix-cp/README.md, charts/aisix/Chart.yaml, charts/aisix/README.md
Updates chart versions, application versions, and README badges to 1.3.0.

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  participant API Deployment
  participant API Metrics Service
  participant ServiceMonitor
  participant Prometheus
  API Deployment->>API Metrics Service: Expose configured TCP metrics port
  ServiceMonitor->>API Metrics Service: Select API metrics endpoint
  Prometheus->>ServiceMonitor: Read scrape settings
  Prometheus->>API Metrics Service: Scrape /metrics
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Malformed IPv6 CORS settings can pass chart rendering and may leave the API unable to start. Harden the validation before merging.

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Add independent E2E tests in an ephemeral Kubernetes environment. Deploy aisix-cp with PostgreSQL, verify the API metrics listener, metrics Service, /metrics response, and optional ServiceMonitor scrape. Verify metrics-disabled behavior. Verify valid CORS requests and rejected render-time inputs, including empty, wildcard, malformed, loopback, IPv6, and port boundaries. Verify the assigned-UID security-context path. Keep each test self-contained and check all setup, command, and cleanup errors.

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In `@charts/aisix-cp/templates/api-deployment.yaml`:
- Around line 145-151: Update the IPv6 validation around $groups to reject
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Comment thread charts/aisix-cp/templates/api-deployment.yaml Outdated
Mirrors AISIX-Cloud#1671 into the public chart, byte-identical to
`helm/aisix-cp` there.

The `api.corsAllowedOrigins` check counted colon-separated groups after
`without … ""` had dropped the empty components a doubled or misplaced
colon produces, so `https://[1::2::3]`, `https://[:::]`,
`https://[1:::2]`, `https://[12345::1]`, `https://[1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8:]`,
`https://[:1:2:3:4:5:6:7:8]`, `https://[1::2:]` and `https://[:1::2]`
rendered. cp-api parses the host with net.ParseIP and refuses all eight,
so it then refused to start — the crash loop this block exists to turn
into a render-time message.

The check now covers the whole of IPv6 validity over the alphabet the
enclosing pattern admits: at most one `::`, every group one to four hex
digits, and no colon on either end that is not part of the `::`.
Keeps the mirrored block byte-identical to `helm/aisix-cp` in the control
plane after AISIX-Cloud#1671 was reworked. The comment had claimed the
three clauses are the whole of IPv6 validity as measured by net.ParseIP,
but the test cp-api applies is `ip.String() == host` — stricter than
parsing — so the claim was complete for the wrong property. It now says
what the clauses refuse and names the shared case list in the control
plane as the thing that decides parity.
Mirrors the group-bound fix from AISIX-Cloud#1671, keeping the block
byte-identical to `helm/aisix-cp` there.

A canonical `::` compresses at least two zero groups — a single one is
written out — so with `::` present the number of groups actually spelled
is at most six, not seven. The chart rendered `https://[1:2:3:4:5:6::8]`,
`https://[1::2:3:4:5:6:7]` and `https://[1:2:3:4:5:6:7::]`, all of which
cp-api refuses at startup.

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Residual diff vs the CP chart at v1.3.0 is only the preserved public adaptations plus the CORS render-time validation fix mirrored from AISIX-Cloud#1671; images 1.3.0 published and verified.

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