Feature: JDK 17 Upgrade Support Series - Policy Decision Point

[cwoods-cpointe]

Description

In #133 we modified the build-parent to use JDK 17. When building aiSSEMBLE with the updated build-parent, some modules do not build successfully. This is a series of ticket to fix broken modules. This issue will focus on the policy decision point functionality

DOD

• Modify the foundation-security and extensions-security modules to build successful
• Deploy the PDP service through Helm
• Verify the PDP service is reachable and the healthcheck works
• Verify the service can generate a JWT
• Verify we can authenticate using the JWT
• Make note of any changes made to the service and the impact it has on generated MDA code for pipeline steps
• All changes were made in foundation-security, extensions-security, aissemble-policy-decision, and aissemble-quarkus. This should not effect generated MDA code.

Test Steps

• In a terminal, execute brew install --cask temurin@17 to install Java 17
• Set Java 17 as your default version. Change your JAVA_HOME variable to point to the JDK 17 HOME location. Note: I left out instructions to do this because of the variety of shells being used.
• Clone the aiSSEMBLE repository https://github.com/boozallen/aissemble.
• Execute git checkout feature-java17 to checkout feature branch
• In the project's root directory, execute the following and verify successful builds
  • mvn clean install -pl :aissemble-policy-decision-point -am Note: Make sure the image actually builds.
  • mvn clean install -pl :aissemble-policy-decision-point-chart -am
• Execute

helm install --set image.tag=1.10.0-SNAPSHOT,image.imagePullPolicy=IfNotPresent,service.spec.type=LoadBalancer aissemble-policy extensions/extensions-helm/aissemble-policy-decision-point-chart/

• Execute kubectl get pods, verify the aissemble-policy-decision-point-chart-* is running
• Using Postman, run through the following
  • Send a Healthcheck request
    • Set method to GET
    • Set URL to http://localhost:8080/api/healthcheck
    • Click Send, verify you get the response PDP Service is running...
  • Get a JWT token
    • Set method to POST
    • Set URL to http://localhost:8080/api/authenticate
    • Set the body type to JSON
    • Set body contents to: {"username": "aissemble","password": ""}
    • Click Send, verify you get a JWT token in the response
  • Validate JWT token
    • Set method to POST
    • Set URL to http://localhost:8080/api/pdp
    • Set the body type to JSON
    • Set body contents to {"jwt": "JWT_TOKEN","resource": "","action": "data-access"} where JWT_TOKEN is the token from the previous request
    • Click Send, verify you get the response PERMIT

[carter-cundiff]

OTS passed

[csun-cpointe]

Test passed!
Send a Healthcheck request

Get a JWT token

Validate JWT token