package service import ( "context" "fmt" "sort" "strings" "sync" "time" "github.com/micro/go-micro/v2/auth" pb "github.com/micro/go-micro/v2/auth/service/proto" "github.com/micro/go-micro/v2/auth/token" "github.com/micro/go-micro/v2/auth/token/jwt" "github.com/micro/go-micro/v2/client" log "github.com/micro/go-micro/v2/logger" "github.com/micro/go-micro/v2/util/jitter" ) // NewAuth returns a new instance of the Auth service func NewAuth(opts ...auth.Option) auth.Auth { return &svc{options: auth.NewOptions(opts...)} } // svc is the service implementation of the Auth interface type svc struct { options auth.Options auth pb.AuthService rule pb.RulesService jwt token.Provider rules []*pb.Rule sync.Mutex } func (s *svc) String() string { return "service" } func (s *svc) Init(opts ...auth.Option) { for _, o := range opts { o(&s.options) } dc := client.DefaultClient s.auth = pb.NewAuthService("go.micro.auth", dc) s.rule = pb.NewRulesService("go.micro.auth", dc) // if we have a JWT public key passed as an option, // we can decode tokens with the type "JWT" locally // and not have to make an RPC call if key := s.options.PublicKey; len(key) > 0 { s.jwt = jwt.NewTokenProvider(token.WithPublicKey(key)) } // load rules periodically from the auth service go func() { ruleTimer := time.NewTicker(time.Second * 30) // load rules immediately on startup s.loadRules() for { <-ruleTimer.C // jitter for up to 5 seconds, this stops // all the services calling the auth service // at the exact same time time.Sleep(jitter.Do(time.Second * 5)) s.loadRules() } }() } func (s *svc) Options() auth.Options { s.Lock() defer s.Unlock() return s.options } // Generate a new account func (s *svc) Generate(id string, opts ...auth.GenerateOption) (*auth.Account, error) { options := auth.NewGenerateOptions(opts...) rsp, err := s.auth.Generate(context.TODO(), &pb.GenerateRequest{ Id: id, Type: options.Type, Secret: options.Secret, Roles: options.Roles, Metadata: options.Metadata, Provider: options.Provider, Namespace: options.Namespace, }) if err != nil { return nil, err } return serializeAccount(rsp.Account), nil } // Grant access to a resource func (s *svc) Grant(role string, res *auth.Resource) error { _, err := s.rule.Create(context.TODO(), &pb.CreateRequest{ Role: role, Access: pb.Access_GRANTED, Resource: &pb.Resource{ Namespace: res.Namespace, Type: res.Type, Name: res.Name, Endpoint: res.Endpoint, }, }) return err } // Revoke access to a resource func (s *svc) Revoke(role string, res *auth.Resource) error { _, err := s.rule.Delete(context.TODO(), &pb.DeleteRequest{ Role: role, Access: pb.Access_GRANTED, Resource: &pb.Resource{ Namespace: res.Namespace, Type: res.Type, Name: res.Name, Endpoint: res.Endpoint, }, }) return err } // Verify an account has access to a resource func (s *svc) Verify(acc *auth.Account, res *auth.Resource) error { // set the namespace on the resource if len(res.Namespace) == 0 { res.Namespace = s.Options().Namespace } queries := [][]string{ {res.Namespace, res.Type, res.Name, res.Endpoint}, // check for specific role, e.g. service.foo.ListFoo:admin (role is checked in accessForRule) {res.Namespace, res.Type, res.Name, "*"}, // check for wildcard endpoint, e.g. service.foo* {res.Namespace, res.Type, "*"}, // check for wildcard name, e.g. service.* {res.Namespace, "*"}, // check for wildcard type, e.g. * {"*"}, // check for wildcard namespace } // endpoint is a url which can have wildcard excludes, e.g. // "/foo/*" will allow "/foo/bar" if comps := strings.Split(res.Endpoint, "/"); len(comps) > 1 { for i := 1; i < len(comps); i++ { wildcard := fmt.Sprintf("%v/*", strings.Join(comps[0:i], "/")) queries = append(queries, []string{res.Type, res.Name, wildcard}) } } // set a default account id / namespace to log logID := acc.ID if len(logID) == 0 { logID = "[no account]" } logNamespace := acc.Namespace if len(logNamespace) == 0 { logNamespace = "[no namespace]" } for _, q := range queries { for _, rule := range s.listRules(q...) { switch accessForRule(rule, acc, res) { case pb.Access_UNKNOWN: continue // rule did not specify access, check the next rule case pb.Access_GRANTED: log.Tracef("%v:%v granted access to %v:%v:%v:%v by rule %v", logNamespace, logID, res.Namespace, res.Type, res.Name, res.Endpoint, rule.Id) return nil // rule grants the account access to the resource case pb.Access_DENIED: log.Tracef("%v:%v denied access to %v:%v:%v:%v by rule %v", logNamespace, logID, res.Namespace, res.Type, res.Name, res.Endpoint, rule.Id) return auth.ErrForbidden // rule denies access to the resource } } } // no rules were found for the resource, default to denying access log.Tracef("%v:%v denied access to %v:%v:%v:%v by lack of rule (%v rules found for namespace)", logNamespace, logID, res.Namespace, res.Type, res.Name, res.Endpoint, len(s.listRules(res.Namespace))) return auth.ErrForbidden } // Inspect a token func (s *svc) Inspect(token string) (*auth.Account, error) { // try to decode JWT locally and fall back to srv if an error occurs if len(strings.Split(token, ".")) == 3 && s.jwt != nil { return s.jwt.Inspect(token) } // the token is not a JWT or we do not have the keys to decode it, // fall back to the auth service rsp, err := s.auth.Inspect(context.TODO(), &pb.InspectRequest{Token: token}) if err != nil { return nil, err } return serializeAccount(rsp.Account), nil } // Token generation using an account ID and secret func (s *svc) Token(opts ...auth.TokenOption) (*auth.Token, error) { options := auth.NewTokenOptions(opts...) rsp, err := s.auth.Token(context.Background(), &pb.TokenRequest{ Id: options.ID, Secret: options.Secret, RefreshToken: options.RefreshToken, TokenExpiry: int64(options.Expiry.Seconds()), }) if err != nil { return nil, err } return serializeToken(rsp.Token), nil } var ruleJoinKey = ":" // accessForRule returns a rule status, indicating if a rule permits access to a // resource for a given account func accessForRule(rule *pb.Rule, acc *auth.Account, res *auth.Resource) pb.Access { if rule.Role == "*" { return rule.Access } for _, role := range acc.Roles { if rule.Role == role { return rule.Access } // allow user.anything if role is user.* if strings.HasSuffix(rule.Role, ".*") && strings.HasPrefix(rule.Role, role+".") { return rule.Access } } return pb.Access_UNKNOWN } // listRules gets all the rules from the store which match the filters. // filters are namespace, type, name and then endpoint. func (s *svc) listRules(filters ...string) []*pb.Rule { s.Lock() defer s.Unlock() var rules []*pb.Rule for _, r := range s.rules { if len(filters) > 0 && r.Resource.Namespace != filters[0] { continue } if len(filters) > 1 && r.Resource.Type != filters[1] { continue } if len(filters) > 2 && r.Resource.Name != filters[2] { continue } if len(filters) > 3 && r.Resource.Endpoint != filters[3] { continue } rules = append(rules, r) } // sort rules by priority sort.Slice(rules, func(i, j int) bool { return rules[i].Priority < rules[j].Priority }) return rules } // loadRules retrieves the rules from the auth service func (s *svc) loadRules() { rsp, err := s.rule.List(context.TODO(), &pb.ListRequest{}) s.Lock() defer s.Unlock() if err != nil { log.Errorf("Error listing rules: %v", err) return } s.rules = rsp.Rules } func serializeToken(t *pb.Token) *auth.Token { return &auth.Token{ AccessToken: t.AccessToken, RefreshToken: t.RefreshToken, Created: time.Unix(t.Created, 0), Expiry: time.Unix(t.Expiry, 0), } } func serializeAccount(a *pb.Account) *auth.Account { return &auth.Account{ ID: a.Id, Roles: a.Roles, Secret: a.Secret, Metadata: a.Metadata, Provider: a.Provider, Namespace: a.Namespace, } }