Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
Package utils contains common code shared across the USM codebase
Index ¶
- Variables
- func AddAttacher(moduleName, name string, a Attacher)
- func GetAttachPIDEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
- func GetBlockedPathIDEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
- func GetClearBlockedEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
- func GetDetachPIDEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
- func GetTracedProgramsEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
- func ResolveSymlink(linkPath string) (string, error)
- type Attacher
- type BlockedProcess
- type Callback
- type FilePath
- type FileRegistry
- type PathIdentifier
- type PathIdentifierWithSamplePath
- type TracedProgram
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
var ErrEnvironment = errors.New("Environment error, path will not be blocked")
ErrEnvironment indicates that the error is not with the path itself, so the path itself should not be blocked from further attempts at hooking.
var ( // ErrPathIsAlreadyRegistered is the error resulting if the // path is already in the file registry. ErrPathIsAlreadyRegistered = errors.New("path is already registered") )
var IgnoreCB = func(FilePath) error { return nil }
IgnoreCB is just a dummy callback that doesn't do anything Meant for testing purposes
Functions ¶
func AddAttacher ¶
AddAttacher adds an attacher to the debugger. Used to wrap the internal debugger instance.
func GetAttachPIDEndpoint ¶
func GetAttachPIDEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
GetAttachPIDEndpoint returns a callback for the given module name, that attaches a PID to an eBPF program.
func GetBlockedPathIDEndpoint ¶
func GetBlockedPathIDEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
GetBlockedPathIDEndpoint returns a callback for the given module name, that generates a summary of all blocked uprobe-based programs that are blocked in the registry along with their device and inode numbers, and sample path. This is used for debugging purposes only.
func GetClearBlockedEndpoint ¶
func GetClearBlockedEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
GetClearBlockedEndpoint returns a callback for the given module name, that clears the lists of blocked paths.
func GetDetachPIDEndpoint ¶
func GetDetachPIDEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
GetDetachPIDEndpoint returns a callback for the given module name, that detaches a PID from an eBPF program.
func GetTracedProgramsEndpoint ¶
func GetTracedProgramsEndpoint(moduleName string) func(http.ResponseWriter, *http.Request)
GetTracedProgramsEndpoint returns a callback for the given module name, that generates a summary of all active uprobe-based programs along with their file paths and PIDs. This is used for debugging purposes only.
func ResolveSymlink ¶
ResolveSymlink returns the target path of the symbolic link specified by linkPath. If the link target is relative, it returns the relative path without resolving it to an absolute path. If the link target cannot be resolved immediately, it retries for a short period.
Types ¶
type Attacher ¶
type Attacher interface { // AttachPID attaches the provided PID to the eBPF program. AttachPID(pid uint32) error // DetachPID detaches the provided PID from the eBPF program. DetachPID(pid uint32) error }
Attacher is the interface that represents a PID attacher/detacher. It is used to attach/detach a PID to/from an eBPF program.
type BlockedProcess ¶
type BlockedProcess struct { ProgramType string PathIdentifiers []PathIdentifierWithSamplePath }
BlockedProcess represents an active uprobe-based program and its blocked PIDs.
func GetBlockedPathIDsList ¶
func GetBlockedPathIDsList(moduleName string) []BlockedProcess
GetBlockedPathIDsList returns a list of PathIdentifiers blocked in the registry for the all programs type.
type FilePath ¶
type FilePath struct { HostPath string ID PathIdentifier PID uint32 }
FilePath represents the location of a file from the *root* namespace view
type FileRegistry ¶
type FileRegistry struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
FileRegistry is responsible for tracking open files and executing callbacks *once* when they become "active" and *once* when they became "inactive", which means the point in time when no processes hold a file descriptor pointing to it.
Internally, we essentially store a reference counter for each `PathIdentifier`, which can be thought of as a global identifier for a file (a device/inode tuple);
We consider a file to be active when there is one or more open file descriptors pointing to it (reference count >= 1), and inactivate when all processes previously referencing terminate (reference count == 0);
The following example demonstrates the basic functionality of the `FileRegistry`:
PID 50 opens /foobar => *activation* callback is executed; /foobar references=1 PID 60 opens /foobar => no callback is executed; /foobar references=2 PID 50 terminates => no callback is executed; /foobar references=1 PID 60 terminates => *deactivation* callback is executed; /foobar references=0
func NewFileRegistry ¶
func NewFileRegistry(moduleName, programName string) *FileRegistry
NewFileRegistry creates a new `FileRegistry` instance
func (*FileRegistry) Clear ¶
func (r *FileRegistry) Clear()
Clear removes all registrations calling their deactivation callbacks This function should be called once during in termination.
func (*FileRegistry) GetRegisteredProcesses ¶
func (r *FileRegistry) GetRegisteredProcesses() map[uint32]struct{}
GetRegisteredProcesses returns a set with all PIDs currently being tracked by the `FileRegistry`
func (*FileRegistry) Register ¶
func (r *FileRegistry) Register(namespacedPath string, pid uint32, activationCB, deactivationCB, alreadyRegistered Callback) error
Register inserts or updates a new file registration within to the `FileRegistry`;
If no current registration exists for the given `PathIdentifier`, we execute its *activation* callback. Otherwise, we increment the reference counter for the existing registration if and only if `pid` is new;
func (*FileRegistry) Unregister ¶
func (r *FileRegistry) Unregister(pid uint32) error
Unregister a PID if it exists
All files that were previously referenced by the given PID will have their reference counters decremented by one. For any file for the number of references drops to zero, we'll execute the *deactivationCB* previously supplied during the `Register` call.
type PathIdentifier ¶
PathIdentifier is the unique key (system wide) of a file based on dev/inode
func NewPathIdentifier ¶
func NewPathIdentifier(path string) (pi PathIdentifier, err error)
NewPathIdentifier returns a new PathIdentifier instance Note that `path` must be an absolute path
func (*PathIdentifier) Key ¶
func (p *PathIdentifier) Key() string
Key is a unique (system wide) TLDR Base64(murmur3.Sum64(device, inode)) It composes based the device (minor, major) and inode of a file murmur is a non-crypto hashing
As multiple containers overlayfs (same inode but could be overwritten with different binary) device would be different
a Base64 string representation is returned and could be used in a file path
func (*PathIdentifier) String ¶
func (p *PathIdentifier) String() string
type PathIdentifierWithSamplePath ¶
type PathIdentifierWithSamplePath struct { PathIdentifier SamplePath string }
PathIdentifierWithSamplePath extends `PathIdentifier` to have a sample path.
type TracedProgram ¶
TracedProgram represents an active uprobe-based program and its used for the purposes of generating JSON content in our debugging endpoint
func GetTracedProgramList ¶
func GetTracedProgramList(moduleName string) []TracedProgram
GetTracedProgramList returns a list of traced programs.