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Implement TransportSocketFactory for QUIC which carries Ssl::ContextConfig. The Ssl::ContextConfig instance is created based on envoy::api::v2::auth::DownstreamTlsContext in envoy::api::v2::listener::FilterChain::transport_socket.

QuicServer|ClientTransportSocketFactory has new interface server|clientContextConfig() to provide access toTLS context in addition to inherited TransportSocketFactory interface. QuicTransportSocketFactory::createTransportSocket() shouldn't be called in current implementation because QUICHE stack already does all the transport layer work.

When listener config socket type is Datagram and udp_listener_config.udp_listener_name is "quiche_quic_listener", envoy::api::v2::listener::FilterChain::transport_socket has to be configured with envoy::api::v2::auth::DownstreamTlsContext or envoy::api::v2::auth::UpstreamTlsContext.

ListenerImpl() will create a QuicTransportSocketFactory instance as part of filter chain in the same way as creating other transport socket factories.

Risk Level: medium, a bad config can hit RELEASE_ASSERT.
Testing: added unit tests for ListenerManagerImpl
Part of #2557

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/assign @alyssawilk

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It seems the quic filter chain is quite different...

} else {
transport_socket.set_name(
Extensions::TransportSockets::TransportSocketNames::get().RawBuffer);
std::vector<std::string> server_names(filter_chain.filter_chain_match().server_names().begin(),
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nit: move into if (!is_quic_)

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done

ListenerFilterChainFactoryBuilder(
ListenerImpl& listener, Configuration::TransportSocketFactoryContextImpl& factory_context);
ListenerImpl& listener, Configuration::TransportSocketFactoryContextImpl& factory_context,
bool is_quic);
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My impression is that TCPListenerFilterChainFactoryBuilder and QUIC one has nothing shared... Why not derived QUIC one from FilterChainFactoryBuilder?

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both of them access ListenerImpl and TransportSocketFactoryContextImpl. I made QuicListenerFilterChainFactoryBuilder a stand alone class deriving from ListenerFilterChainFactoryBuilder.

addListenSocketOptions(Network::SocketOptionFactory::buildRxQueueOverFlowOptions());
std::string listener_name =
config.has_udp_listener_config() ? config.udp_listener_config().udp_listener_name() : "";
is_quic = listener_name == UdpListenerNames::get().Quic;
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nit: is_quic = config.has_udp_listener_config() && config.udp_listener_config().udp_listener_name() == UdpListenerNames::get().Quic;

Also you can create const ref of udp_listener_config here and declare listener_name const

const auto & udp_config = config.has_udp_listener_config() ? config.udp_listener_config() : envoy::api::v2::listener::UdpListenerConfig();
const auto listener_name = udp_config.udp_listener_name().empty() ? udp_config.udp_listener_name() : "";

The idea is to figure out the final listener_name at one place

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done

// Network::FilterChain
const Network::TransportSocketFactory* transportSocketFactory() const override { return nullptr; }

Ssl::ContextConfig* tlsContextConfig() const { return tls_context_config_.get(); }
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Where is this one used?

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not used yet. Will be used to create EnvoyQuicProofSource which is a fake one now.

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Can this return a const reference or just a reference?

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Yes

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@danzh2010 friendly request to please update the PR description to something more descriptive. I will take a look when the review is a bit further along. Thank you!

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/retest

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🔨 rebuilding ci/circleci: asan (failed build)

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@danzh2010 danzh2010 changed the title Filterchain quiche: implement QUIC specific FilterChain Sep 9, 2019
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I updated PR description. It's good for another around of review.

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Thank you for the update!

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/assign @goaway

* @return a transport socket factory to be used by the new connection.
* nullptr if the connection doesn't need a transport socket.
*/
virtual const TransportSocketFactory& transportSocketFactory() const PURE;
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I think envoy standard might be using optional, but I'm a fan of pointers so we'll see what Matt says ;-)

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an optional reference wrapper is "nicer" but I'm fine either way.

ASSERT(socket_type == Network::Address::SocketType::Datagram,
"Only datagram/stream listener supported");
RELEASE_ASSERT(config.udpListenerFactory() != nullptr,
"UDP listner factory is not initialized.");
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listener

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Can you add a TODO to make this a proper config check?

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This won't be a config error, we will create UdpListenerFactory anyway in ListenerImpl(). If not specified in config, we create the raw UDP listener factory.

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I think you can remove this assert then? It would crash in an obvious way on the next line.

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done

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I think you didn't remove it, just converted it. Would it actually fail under createActiveUdpListener or is this assert required?

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ListenerConfig.udpListenerFactory() is populated to default RawUdp listener if not specified in config. So this ASSERT is to check we actually have logic to do this before reaching here. Otherwise below config.udpListenerFactory()->createActiveUdpListener(*this, dispatcher_, logger_, config); would crash because of accessing members of nullptr.

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Gotcha. If we plan to keep it in, let's at least change
listner -> listener

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done

if (result.rc_ >= 0) {
RELEASE_ASSERT(os_sys_calls.close(result.rc_).rc_ == 0, "");
RELEASE_ASSERT(os_sys_calls.close(result.rc_).rc_ == 0,
absl::StrCat("fail to close fd ", result.rc_));
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Thanks for adding details here.

maybe -> "failed to close fd: response code " ?
since right now it looks like you're printing the fd, not the error code.

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done

parent_.server_.random(), parent_.server_.stats(), parent_.server_.singletonManager(),
parent_.server_.threadLocal(), validation_visitor, parent_.server_.api());
factory_context.setInitManager(initManager());
ListenerFilterChainFactoryBuilderPtr builder =
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if I'm not lost in braces, we'll now do work for raw UDP that we didn't used to. Is that correct, and is it intentional?

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Yes, we are initializing network filters for raw UDP too. I think it doesn't hurt as long as they don't config any network filters but leave them unused.

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Flushing out a few questions/comments from a first pass. Thank you!

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* @return a transport socket factory to be used by the new connection.
* nullptr if the connection doesn't need a transport socket.
*/
virtual const TransportSocketFactory& transportSocketFactory() const PURE;
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an optional reference wrapper is "nicer" but I'm fine either way.


virtual ContextConfigPtr
createSslContextConfig(const Protobuf::Message& config,
Server::Configuration::TransportSocketFactoryContext& context) PURE;
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It's a little strange to create a transport socket factory context when making an SSL context. Should we just define whatever context we need in this file and then have TransportSocketFactoryContext derive from that if needed?

namespace Tls {

/**
* A factory to create server side Tls context config from a protobuf.
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nit: Tls/TLS here and elsewhere in comments.

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done

const Protobuf::Message& config,
Server::Configuration::TransportSocketFactoryContext& context) {
return std::make_unique<ServerContextConfigImpl>(
dynamic_cast<const envoy::api::v2::auth::DownstreamTlsContext&>(config), context);
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If we universally do a dynamic_cast here why not just pass this type as a parameter?

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createSslContextConfig() is public interface which will also be used on client side which should downcast message to UpstreamTlsContext.

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@lizan any thoughts on this one? I would need to sit down and page in all of this code but something seems off here. Maybe this is related to your other comment.

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at interface level this seems fine, though at higher level I think this should just be a TransportSocketConfigFactory

ASSERT(socket_type == Network::Address::SocketType::Datagram,
"Only datagram/stream listener supported");
RELEASE_ASSERT(config.udpListenerFactory() != nullptr,
"UDP listner factory is not initialized.");
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Can you add a TODO to make this a proper config check?

// Network::FilterChain
const Network::TransportSocketFactory* transportSocketFactory() const override { return nullptr; }

Ssl::ContextConfig* tlsContextConfig() const { return tls_context_config_.get(); }
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Can this return a const reference or just a reference?

.createActiveUdpListenerFactory(config.has_udp_listener_config()
? config.udp_listener_config()
: envoy::api::v2::listener::UdpListenerConfig());
} catch (EnvoyException ex) {
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const EnvoyException&

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? config.udp_listener_config()
: envoy::api::v2::listener::UdpListenerConfig());
} catch (EnvoyException ex) {
// TODO(danzh): add implementation for quic_listener and do not catch
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I'm confused. Why do we need/want this fallback?

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Just because we don't have QuicListenerFactoryConfig registered yet. Once PR #7896 gets in, this is not needed.

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Can we just assert this then or wait until the other one is merged?

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I'll wait for the other PR merge first and change this line. It is as such now to make listener mgr test pass in a meaningful way.

const ::envoy::api::v2::listener::FilterChain& filter_chain) const {
// Initialize filter chain for QUIC.
if (!filter_chain.has_tls_context()) {
return nullptr;
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Should this be a config error?

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Yes. Is it okay to lead to connection close? Or what's the best way of handling such error?

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We should check this during config load and fail the config, it should be an assert at this point IMO.

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With removal of QuicFilterChain, this builder can be unified with tcp one too. This check no longer apply.

return nullptr;
}
auto& tls_context_factory =
Config::Utility::getAndCheckFactory<Ssl::ContextConfigFactory>("downstream_tls_context");
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"downstream_tls_context" should be a constant somewhere.

Can you talk a bit more about why we need to load the factory on this way vs. just directly instantiating it? It's a little confusing. I suppose this is due to pluggable TLS implementations?

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Yes, all the registered class work in this PR is just to make envoy core code not depends on TLS extensions.

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createActiveUdpListener(ConnectionHandler& parent, Event::Dispatcher& disptacher,
spdlog::logger& logger, Network::ListenerConfig& config) const PURE;

// @return true if the protocol above UDP doesn't form a connection.
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super nitty but /** .. */ style comments
Also maybe
"if the protocol above UDP doesn't form a connection." -> "If the UDP passing through listener doesn't form stateful connections" ?

might even be nicer to invert and have isStatefulConnection() but maybe that's just me.

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done

ASSERT(socket_type == Network::Address::SocketType::Datagram,
"Only datagram/stream listener supported");
RELEASE_ASSERT(config.udpListenerFactory() != nullptr,
"UDP listner factory is not initialized.");
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I think you didn't remove it, just converted it. Would it actually fail under createActiveUdpListener or is this assert required?

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Let's merge master and then we can get back to reviewing this one.

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Let's merge master and then we can get back to reviewing this one.

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Done. PTAL

@danzh2010 danzh2010 changed the title quiche: implement QUIC specific FilterChain quiche: implement QUIC specific TransportSocketFactory for TLS context Sep 16, 2019
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Looking good. just one nit left on my end.

ASSERT(socket_type == Network::Address::SocketType::Datagram,
"Only datagram/stream listener supported");
RELEASE_ASSERT(config.udpListenerFactory() != nullptr,
"UDP listner factory is not initialized.");
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Gotcha. If we plan to keep it in, let's at least change
listner -> listener

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Thanks, LGTM with some small comments.

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// server and client.
class QuicTransportSocketFactoryBase : public Network::TransportSocketFactory {
public:
~QuicTransportSocketFactoryBase() override = default;
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nit: delete

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Ssl::ServerContextConfig& serverContextConfig() const { return *config_; }

private:
Ssl::ServerContextConfigPtr config_;
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nit: const here and below

class QuicTransportSocketConfigFactory
: public virtual Server::Configuration::TransportSocketConfigFactory {
public:
~QuicTransportSocketConfigFactory() override = default;
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nit: delete

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} else {
ASSERT(socket_type == Network::Address::SocketType::Datagram,
"Only datagram/stream listener supported");
RELEASE_ASSERT(config.udpListenerFactory() != nullptr,
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The previous conversation was lost, but this should never happen due to being checked via config elsewhere, right? If so can we make this a normal ASSERT?

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Early on ListenerImpl() will always create some sort of ActiveUdpListener, if not configured, ActiveRawUdpListener will be created. So yes here ASSERT is sufficient.

} else if (udp_listener_factory_ != nullptr &&
!udp_listener_factory_->isTransportConnectionless()) {
for (auto& filter_chain : config.filter_chains()) {
// Early fail if any filter chain doesn't have transport socket configured.
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I'm a little confused by this. If the underlying filter chain builder implementation requires a transport socket (like for QUIC) can't it just fail in that code? IMO that would be more clear? WDYT?

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filter chain builder doesn't know if this listener is UDP or TCP, nor does it know about if it's connectionless or not. For non-Quic listener, it's empty transport_socket is allowed, and in that case a factory for RawBufferSocket will be created..

class UdpListenerNameValues {
public:
const std::string RawUdp = "raw_udp_listener";
const std::string Quic = "quic_listener";
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revert?

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done

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LGTM, modulo Matt's comments

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Ping?

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Let's ship and iterate! Well done. :)

@mattklein123 mattklein123 merged commit 272ee70 into envoyproxy:master Sep 19, 2019
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