feat(platform-api): support upstreamDefinitions pool and per-operation upstream overrides#2155
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds reusable upstream definitions and per-operation upstream overrides across the OpenAPI contract, generated API models, internal models, YAML DTOs, service validation, API handlers, conversion utilities, repository persistence, and deployment YAML generation. Upstream definitions support named backend pools, optional base paths, weighted targets, and connect timeouts. Operations can reference named definitions for main and sandbox upstreams. Create and update flows validate definitions and references, while tests cover conversion, merging, persistence, and deployment output. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant APIHandler
participant APIService
participant Repository
participant DeploymentYAML
Client->>APIHandler: submit API with upstream definitions
APIHandler->>APIService: create or update request
APIService->>APIService: validate definitions and operation references
APIService->>Repository: persist validated configuration
Repository-->>APIService: stored API configuration
APIService->>DeploymentYAML: build deployment specification
DeploymentYAML-->>Client: upstream pools and operation references
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@platform-api/src/resources/openapi.yaml`:
- Around line 8455-8464: UpstreamTimeout.connect's OpenAPI regex only allows a
single unit but the runtime uses time.ParseDuration (see
spec.upstreamDefinitions[%d].timeout.connect), so update the OpenAPI schema for
UpstreamTimeout.connect to either (A) broaden the pattern to match Go
time.ParseDuration format (allow multiple sequential value+unit segments,
decimals, and units like ns|us|µs|ms|s|m|h, optional leading minus) or (B)
explicitly document/validate that only single-unit durations are accepted;
locate the UpstreamTimeout.connect property in the OpenAPI file and change the
pattern or description accordingly.
- Around line 8427-8447: Update the ReusableUpstream schema so its basePath
property is constrained to a path-only form and each upstream.url is constrained
to host[:port]-only (no path/query/fragment) to match gateway validation:
tighten basePath (property name basePath) to require a leading "/" and a path
pattern (e.g., path segment characters only) and change
upstreams.items.properties.url to validate host[:port] (e.g., restrict
format/pattern to host with optional port) instead of generic uri; keep timeout
($ref: '`#/components/schemas/UpstreamTimeout`') unchanged.
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@coderabbitai a naming sanity-check on the upstream schemas in this PR, please. Context: this PR (#2155) is the platform-api / control-plane side of the per-operation upstream feature. Its gateway / data-plane companion is #2012 (#2012), which adds the matching schemas to Current state in
How the gateway side names the same things:
The clash: our field is Proposed rename, keeping
Please advise:
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echo "== Find the OpenAPI files =="
fd -p 'openapi.yaml|management-openapi.yaml'
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echo "== Outline current platform-api upstream-related schema names =="
rg -n -C2 '^\s{4}(Upstream|UpstreamDefinition|ReusableUpstream|UpstreamTimeout|RESTAPI):|upstreamDefinitions:|`#/components/schemas/`(Upstream|UpstreamDefinition|ReusableUpstream|UpstreamTimeout)\b' \
platform-api/src/resources/openapi.yaml || true
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echo "== Read the relevant platform-api slice =="
start=$(rg -n '^\s{4}RESTAPI:' platform-api/src/resources/openapi.yaml | cut -d: -f1 | head -n1)
end=$(rg -n '^\s{4}UpstreamTimeout:' platform-api/src/resources/openapi.yaml | cut -d: -f1 | head -n1)
if [[ -n "${start:-}" && -n "${end:-}" ]]; then
sed -n "$((start-10)),$((end+80))p" platform-api/src/resources/openapi.yaml | nl -ba
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echo "== Current branch: all refs to UpstreamDefinition / ReusableUpstream in platform-api =="
rg -n -C2 '`#/components/schemas/`(UpstreamDefinition|ReusableUpstream)\b|^\s{4}(UpstreamDefinition|ReusableUpstream):' platform-api/src/resources/openapi.yaml || true
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echo "== Companion PR `#2012`: inspect gateway management-openapi upstream naming =="
gh pr diff 2012 --repo wso2/api-platform -- gateway/gateway-controller/api/management-openapi.yaml | \
rg -n -C3 'UpstreamDefinition|UpstreamReference|OperationUpstream|upstreamDefinitions|timeout|basePath|main:|sandbox:' || true
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echo "== Companion PR `#2012` metadata =="
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echo "== platform-api: precise refs/usages of UpstreamDefinition and ReusableUpstream =="
rg -n -C2 '`#/components/schemas/`(UpstreamDefinition|ReusableUpstream)\b|^\s{4}(UpstreamDefinition|ReusableUpstream):' \
platform-api/src/resources/openapi.yaml
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echo "== gateway companion PR `#2012`: files changed =="
gh pr view 2012 --repo wso2/api-platform --json files \
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rg -n -C4 'UpstreamDefinition|UpstreamReference|OperationUpstream|upstreamDefinitions|`#/components/schemas/`' || true
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echo "== gateway main branch: current upstream naming in management-openapi.yaml =="
rg -n -C3 '^\s{4}(UpstreamDefinition|UpstreamReference|OperationUpstream|API|RESTAPI):|upstreamDefinitions:|`#/components/schemas/`(UpstreamDefinition|UpstreamReference|OperationUpstream)\b' \
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Bottom line: I recommend making the rename now. It reduces local ambiguity and brings the control-plane terminology into line with the gateway model. One small follow-up suggestion: if you do this rename, also update the ✏️ Learnings added
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@coderabbitai full review This is the control-plane (platform-api) side of per-operation upstream routing. The data-plane contract it must match is in PR #2012 (gateway-controller/pkg/config/api_validator.go and management-openapi.yaml). Please verify each of these and flag any divergence:
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echo "== repository/api_test.go and service/api_test.go and utils/api_test.go: search upstream-related test names =="
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rg -n 'func Validate|upstream|Upstream|weight|Weight|timeout|Timeout|regexp|MustCompile' /tmp/api_validator.go | head -100
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gh api repos/wso2/api-platform/contents/gateway/gateway-controller/pkg/utils/upstreamref/upstreamref.go?ref="$head_ref" --jq .content | base64 -d > /tmp/upstreamref.go
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rg -n 'upstream|Upstream|weight|Weight|timeout|Timeout|regexp|MustCompile|func ' /tmp/api_validator.go 2>/dev/null | head -150
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1. Validation parity with the gateway validator — Matches closely.
2. Validation on create and merged update, surfaced as 400 — Confirmed.
3. Persistence round-trip — 4. Deployment YAML emission — Matches the gateway shape. 5. Nil-safety and generated.go — 6. Tests — Yes, they exercise the intended paths: repository round-trip, One open item from earlier in this thread: the agreed rename ( ✅ Action performedReview finished.
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platform-api/src/internal/utils/api_test.go (1)
672-679: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftApply the agreed upstream type rename.
These tests continue to encode
ReusableUpstream; rename the reusable pool entry toUpstreamDefinitionand reserveUpstreamEndpointfor direct endpoint shapes across the schema, generated code, models, and tests. As noted in the PR objectives, this is the agreed naming model.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@platform-api/src/internal/utils/api_test.go` around lines 672 - 679, Rename the reusable pool type represented by UpstreamDefinitions and its entries from ReusableUpstream to UpstreamDefinition across the schema, generated code, models, and tests. Reserve UpstreamEndpoint for direct endpoint shapes, updating all references and generated artifacts consistently while preserving the existing behavior and structure.platform-api/src/internal/handler/api.go (1)
162-163: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse
Warnfor expected 400-level validation failures.Invalid upstream definitions are client-input errors, not unexpected server failures. Reserve
Errorfor 5xx conditions and useWarnhere.Based on learnings, expected 4xx handler errors should use
slog.Warn, whileslog.Erroris reserved for unexpected server-side failures.Also applies to: 319-320
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@platform-api/src/internal/handler/api.go` around lines 162 - 163, Change the logging call for constants.ErrInvalidUpstreamDefinition in the handler to h.slogger.Warn, preserving the existing message and structured fields. Apply the same severity change to the corresponding handler branch around lines 319-320, while leaving unexpected server-side failures logged at Error.Source: Learnings
platform-api/src/internal/utils/api.go (1)
1539-1545: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCanonicalize methods before constructing lookup keys.
Normalize the method once at the conversion boundary and use that canonical value throughout merging. The current inline normalization only affects the temporary key; the underlying operation can retain user-supplied casing.
As per coding guidelines, user-supplied HTTP methods must be uppercased before map-key creation and downstream route processing.
Also applies to: 1552-1554
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@platform-api/src/internal/utils/api.go` around lines 1539 - 1545, In the override-operation merge logic around byKey, uppercase each user-supplied op.Request.Method at the conversion boundary before constructing lookup keys, and use that canonical method for downstream route processing as well. Update the corresponding logic at the additional referenced range so the underlying operation no longer retains mixed-case methods while preserving the existing upstream lookup behavior.Source: Coding guidelines
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
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In `@platform-api/src/internal/handler/api.go`:
- Around line 162-166: Sanitize client responses in the
invalid-upstream-definition branches, including the corresponding occurrences
near lines 319, 702, and 925: keep logging the detailed err server-side, but
replace err.Error() passed to utils.NewErrorResponse with the fixed message
“Invalid upstream definition”.
In `@platform-api/src/internal/service/api_test.go`:
- Around line 844-846: Update the schema fixture setup around runtime.Caller and
schemaPath to resolve the path to an absolute, cleaned value, then verify it
remains within the intended test root before calling os.ReadFile. Reject or fail
the test for paths outside that root while preserving the existing
schema-loading behavior for valid paths.
In `@platform-api/src/internal/service/api.go`:
- Around line 694-701: Update resolveUpstreamRef to reject whitespace-padded
references or consistently normalize the reference before it is persisted and
emitted; ensure validation, resolution, and deployment use the same canonical
value rather than only validating strings.TrimSpace(ref).
- Around line 723-731: Update both URL validation paths around url.Parse to
validate parsed.Hostname() rather than only parsed.Host, rejecting empty
hostnames such as http://:8080. Preserve the existing http/https scheme
requirement, and only accept a port when a non-empty hostname is present.
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In `@platform-api/src/internal/handler/api.go`:
- Around line 162-163: Change the logging call for
constants.ErrInvalidUpstreamDefinition in the handler to h.slogger.Warn,
preserving the existing message and structured fields. Apply the same severity
change to the corresponding handler branch around lines 319-320, while leaving
unexpected server-side failures logged at Error.
In `@platform-api/src/internal/utils/api_test.go`:
- Around line 672-679: Rename the reusable pool type represented by
UpstreamDefinitions and its entries from ReusableUpstream to UpstreamDefinition
across the schema, generated code, models, and tests. Reserve UpstreamEndpoint
for direct endpoint shapes, updating all references and generated artifacts
consistently while preserving the existing behavior and structure.
In `@platform-api/src/internal/utils/api.go`:
- Around line 1539-1545: In the override-operation merge logic around byKey,
uppercase each user-supplied op.Request.Method at the conversion boundary before
constructing lookup keys, and use that canonical method for downstream route
processing as well. Update the corresponding logic at the additional referenced
range so the underlying operation no longer retains mixed-case methods while
preserving the existing upstream lookup behavior.
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@coderabbitai we've decided to keep the pool entry schema named ReusableUpstream and are not renaming it to UpstreamDefinition. My earlier comment that called the rename "agreed" was premature; on reflection we are not doing it in this PR. Reasoning: adopting UpstreamDefinition for the pool would also force renaming the pre-existing UpstreamDefinition endpoint schema (the url/ref endpoint under Upstream.main/sandbox) to UpstreamEndpoint, which churns a large amount of pre-existing code (dto, model, service, utils, and their tests) that is unrelated to this feature. This PR is scoped to adding the upstreamDefinitions pool and per-operation upstream overrides, and we want to keep that scope tight. The schema shapes already match the gateway contract in #2012; only the pool entry name differs, and ReusableUpstream reads clearly for a reusable named entry in the pool. Please note this decision and do not re-flag the ReusableUpstream -> UpstreamDefinition rename in future reviews of this PR. If the maintainers prefer the rename, we will do it as a separate follow-up. |
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Summary
This PR implements the
upstreamDefinitionspool and per-operation upstream overrides in the platform-api control plane, so an API can declare a set of reusable named backends and route the API-level upstream or any individual operation to one of them by reference. This single commit adds both the OpenAPI schema for these shapes and the Go behavior behind it: model types, request and response mapping, persistence, validation, and deployment-descriptor emission.Why
The gateway side of this feature (#2012) understands
upstreamDefinitionsand an operation-levelupstream.ref, but the control plane never carried the pool through. As a result aref(API-level or operation-level) was accepted by the API and then had nothing to resolve against, producing a configuration the gateway rejects when it is deployed. This PR closes that gap on the control plane: the pool is stored, returned on reads, and emitted into the deployment descriptor, and every reference is resolved before anything is persisted or deployed, so an unresolved reference is reported to the caller as a validation error instead of failing later at deploy time.Design decisions
Operation-level overrides are reference-only. An operation's
upstream.mainandupstream.sandboxeach carry only arefinto the pool, never an inline URL, and a side that is omitted falls back to the API-level upstream. This keeps every backend definition in one place (the pool) and matches the gateway contract.Validation mirrors the gateway's rules and runs on every write path. On create, and on the merged result of an update, the control plane rejects: a duplicate or malformed pool name (must match
^[a-zA-Z0-9\-_]+$, at most 100 characters), a pool entry with no backends, a backend URL that is not host-only http or https (a path, query, or fragment is rejected because the base path belongs inbasePath), a weight outside 0 to 100, a connect timeout that is not a single unsignedms,s,m, orhunit or is not positive, an API-level endpoint that sets bothurlandrefor neither, and any API-level or operation-levelrefthat does not resolve to a declared pool entry. Validating the merged result of an update means an update cannot remove a pool entry that a still-present operation references. These surface as HTTP 400 through the standard error catalog.No database migration. The pool and the per-operation references are stored inside the existing
rest_apis.configurationJSON blob, so rows written before this change simply decode with the new fields empty and remain fully compatible.The pool entry type is named
ReusableUpstream. The platform-api generated code already has anUpstreamDefinitiontype for the API-level endpoint (the url-or-ref union), so the pool entry uses a distinct name to avoid a collision. This is open to the maintainers' preference if a different name is preferred for consistency with the gateway.Scope is limited to the upstream feature. This PR only touches the
upstreamDefinitionspool and per-operation upstream behavior; no unrelated validation or formatting changes are included.What changed
Added the
ReusableUpstream,UpstreamReference,OperationUpstream, andUpstreamTimeoutschemas to the OpenAPI spec and regeneratedapi/generated.go(the new types plus the new fields on the REST API and operation request shapes). Added persistence types and fields ininternal/model, lossless converters and deployment-YAML emission ininternal/utils, the pool and reference validation plus create and update wiring ininternal/service, the deployment-YAML DTOs ininternal/dto, the validation error sentinel ininternal/constants, and the 400 mapping ininternal/handler. The pool and per-operation references are carried through create, update, get, list, and deployment emission.Test coverage
Table-driven validation tests cover the full rule set above (pool integrity, backend URL shape, weight and timeout bounds, the API-level union, and API-level and operation-level reference resolution). Real-SQLite integration tests, wired through the concrete service and repositories, cover create, persist, and read of a pool with a per-operation override, rejection of an unresolved operation reference on create, and rejection of an update that removes a pool entry still referenced by an unchanged operation. Emission tests assert the exact
spec.upstreamDefinitionsandspec.operations[].upstreamcontent and that a WebSub API omits the pool, a conversion test proves the pool and per-operation references survive the request-to-model-to-response round trip, and a repository test proves they survive the configuration blob's database round trip.Example
An API can declare a pool and route one operation to an alternate backend while the rest use the API-level upstream:
Here
GET /whoamiis routed toalt-backendfrom the pool, whileGET /pinguses the API-levelmainupstream.Related PRs
Depends on #2012, the gateway (data plane) side of this feature, which should merge first: the deployment YAML this PR emits for per-operation upstreams is only understood by the gateway once #2012 lands. This PR supersedes #2108, which carried the same schema and was closed in favor of this branch.