OPA Gatekeeper Library

A community-owned library of policies for the OPA Gatekeeper project.

Usage

kustomize

You can use kustomize to install some or all of the templates alongside your own contraints.

First, create a kustomization.yaml file:

apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: Kustomization
resources:
- github.com/open-policy-agent/gatekeeper-library/library
# You can optionally install a subset by specifying a subfolder, or specify a commit SHA
# - github.com/open-policy-agent/gatekeeper-library/library/pod-security-policy?ref=0c82f402fb3594097a90d15215ae223267f5b955
- constraints.yaml

Then define your constraints in a file called constraints.yaml in the same directory. Example constraints can be found in the "samples" folders.

You can install everything with kustomize build . | kubectl apply -f -.

More information can be found in the kustomization documentation.

kubectl

Instead of using kustomize, you can directly apply the template.yaml and constraint.yaml provided in each directory under library/

For example

cd library/general/httpsonly/
kubectl apply -f template.yaml
kubectl apply -f samples/ingress-https-only/constraint.yaml
kubectl apply -f library/general/httpsonly/sync.yaml # optional: when GK is running with OPA cache

How to contribute to the library

New policy

If you have a policy you would like to contribute, please submit a pull request. Each new policy should contain:

A constraint template with a description annotation and the parameter structure, if any, defined in spec.crd.spec.validation.openAPIV3Schema
One or more sample constraints, each with an example of an allowed (example_allowed.yaml) and disallowed (example_disallowed.yaml) resource.
The rego source, as src.rego and unit tests as src_test.rego in the corresponding subdirectory under src/

Development

policy code and tests are maintained in src/ folder and then manually copied into library/
run all tests with ./test.sh
run single test with opa test src/<folder>/src.rego src/<folder>/src_test.rego --verbose
print results with trace(sprintf("%v", [thing]))