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- Around line 462-476: Add a lifecycle precondition to the
google_compute_security_policy.teecryptor resource that verifies every
local.armor_rules priority is greater than 100, and provide an error message
stating that custom Cloud Armor rule priorities must be greater than 100.
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| # GET /v2/decrypt/{request_id} is the poll from the old async decrypt API. |
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Question · The current SDK takes both results from the POST and polls only as a fallback (tnDecryptV2.ts, tnSealOutputV2.ts). So GET /v2/sealoutput/{id} is in the same state as the decrypt poll, although src/http.rs:748 still says the SDK polls it. Is it left open on purpose, for old SDKs? If yes, say so in this comment. If no, block it here too.
| # there. The poll is deprecated at the edge, so no new image is needed. The | ||
| # priority sits above the custom rules, so no IP rule reopens it. | ||
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| action = "deny(404)" |
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Minor · docs/INTEGRATION.md lines 17-18 still tell integrators that GET /v2/decrypt/{id} returns the same result as the POST. Through the load balancer it now returns 404, so update that doc in this PR.
| description = "Deprecated async poll: GET /v2/decrypt/{id}, decrypt is sync" | ||
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| expression = "request.method == 'GET' && request.path.matches('(?i)^/+v2/+decrypt/')" |
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Nit · axum's get() also answers HEAD, so HEAD /v2/decrypt/{id} still gets through. It returns 200 or 404 depending on whether that id is in the cache. Nothing else lives under /v2/decrypt/, so you can drop the method check.
| expression = "request.method == 'GET' && request.path.matches('(?i)^/+v2/+decrypt/')" | |
| expression = "request.path.matches('(?i)^/+v2/+decrypt/')" |
What
One Cloud Armor rule on
teecryptor-armor:GET /v2/decrypt/{id}returns 404 at the edge.Why
GET /v2/decrypt/{id}is the poll from the old async decrypt API.Decrypt is sync now. The POST returns the result, and the SDK reads it from there.
The rule is at the edge, so no new image and no partner re-pin are needed.
Changes
compute/main.tf: adeny(404)rule at priority 100. It is above the custom IP rules.POST /v2/decryptand/v2/sealoutputare not affected.Status
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-target=google_compute_security_policy.teecryptor:DENYat priority 100.The route and its cache are removed in code in a separate PR, with the next image.
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