clair/ancestry.go

// Copyright 2019 clair authors
//
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package clair

import (
	"crypto/sha256"
	"encoding/hex"
	"strings"

	log "github.com/sirupsen/logrus"

	"github.com/coreos/clair/database"
)

type layerIndexedFeature struct {
	feature      *database.LayerFeature
	namespace    *layerIndexedNamespace
	introducedIn int
}

type layerIndexedNamespace struct {
	namespace    database.LayerNamespace
	introducedIn int
}

// AncestryBuilder builds an Ancestry, which contains an ordered list of layers
// and their features.
type AncestryBuilder struct {
	layerIndex int
	layerNames []string
	detectors  []database.Detector
	namespaces map[database.Detector]*layerIndexedNamespace
	features   map[database.Detector][]layerIndexedFeature
}

// NewAncestryBuilder creates a new ancestry builder.
//
// ancestry builder takes in the extracted layer information and produce a set of
// namespaces, features, and the relation between features for the whole image.
func NewAncestryBuilder(detectors []database.Detector) *AncestryBuilder {
	return &AncestryBuilder{
		layerIndex: 0,
		detectors:  detectors,
		namespaces: make(map[database.Detector]*layerIndexedNamespace),
		features:   make(map[database.Detector][]layerIndexedFeature),
	}
}

// AddLeafLayer adds a leaf layer to the ancestry builder, and computes the
// namespaced features.
func (b *AncestryBuilder) AddLeafLayer(layer *database.Layer) {
	b.layerNames = append(b.layerNames, layer.Hash)
	for i := range layer.Namespaces {
		b.updateNamespace(&layer.Namespaces[i])
	}

	allFeatureMap := map[database.Detector][]database.LayerFeature{}
	for i := range layer.Features {
		layerFeature := layer.Features[i]
		allFeatureMap[layerFeature.By] = append(allFeatureMap[layerFeature.By], layerFeature)
	}

	// we only care about the ones specified by builder's detectors
	featureMap := map[database.Detector][]database.LayerFeature{}
	for i := range b.detectors {
		detector := b.detectors[i]
		featureMap[detector] = allFeatureMap[detector]
	}

	for detector := range featureMap {
		b.addLayerFeatures(detector, featureMap[detector])
	}

	b.layerIndex++
}

// Every detector inspects a set of files for the features
// therefore, if that set of files gives a different set of features, it
// should replace the existing features.
func (b *AncestryBuilder) addLayerFeatures(detector database.Detector, features []database.LayerFeature) {
	if len(features) == 0 {
		// TODO(sidac): we need to differentiate if the detector finds that all
		// features are removed ( a file change ), or the package installer is
		// removed ( a file deletion ), or there's no change in the file ( file
		// does not exist in the blob ) Right now, we're just assuming that no
		// change in the file because that's the most common case.
		return
	}

	existingFeatures := b.features[detector]
	currentFeatures := make([]layerIndexedFeature, 0, len(features))
	// Features that are not in the current layer should be removed.
	for i := range existingFeatures {
		feature := existingFeatures[i]
		for j := range features {
			if features[j] == *feature.feature {
				currentFeatures = append(currentFeatures, feature)
				break
			}
		}
	}

	// Features that newly introduced in the current layer should be added.
	for i := range features {
		found := false
		for j := range existingFeatures {
			if *existingFeatures[j].feature == features[i] {
				found = true
				break
			}
		}

		if !found {
			namespace, found := b.lookupNamespace(&features[i])
			if !found {
				log.WithField("Layer Hashes", b.layerNames).Error("skip, could not find the proper namespace for feature")
				continue
			}

			currentFeatures = append(currentFeatures, b.createLayerIndexedFeature(namespace, &features[i]))
		}
	}

	b.features[detector] = currentFeatures
}

// updateNamespace update the namespaces for the ancestry. It does the following things:
// 1. when a detector detects a new namespace, it's added to the ancestry.
// 2. when a detector detects a difference in the detected namespace, it
// replaces the namespace, and also move all features under that namespace to
// the new namespace.
func (b *AncestryBuilder) updateNamespace(layerNamespace *database.LayerNamespace) {
	var (
		previous *layerIndexedNamespace
		ok       bool
	)

	if previous, ok = b.namespaces[layerNamespace.By]; !ok {
		b.namespaces[layerNamespace.By] = &layerIndexedNamespace{
			namespace:    *layerNamespace,
			introducedIn: b.layerIndex,
		}

		return
	}

	// All features referencing to this namespace are now pointing to the new namespace.
	// Also those features are now treated as introduced in the same layer as
	// when this new namespace is introduced.
	previous.namespace = *layerNamespace
	previous.introducedIn = b.layerIndex

	for _, features := range b.features {
		for i, feature := range features {
			if feature.namespace == previous {
				features[i].introducedIn = previous.introducedIn
			}
		}
	}
}

func (b *AncestryBuilder) createLayerIndexedFeature(namespace *layerIndexedNamespace, feature *database.LayerFeature) layerIndexedFeature {
	return layerIndexedFeature{
		feature:      feature,
		namespace:    namespace,
		introducedIn: b.layerIndex,
	}
}

func (b *AncestryBuilder) lookupNamespace(feature *database.LayerFeature) (*layerIndexedNamespace, bool) {
	for _, namespace := range b.namespaces {
		if namespace.namespace.VersionFormat == feature.VersionFormat {
			return namespace, true
		}
	}

	return nil, false
}

func (b *AncestryBuilder) ancestryFeatures(index int) []database.AncestryFeature {
	ancestryFeatures := []database.AncestryFeature{}
	for detector, features := range b.features {
		for _, feature := range features {
			if feature.introducedIn == index {
				ancestryFeatures = append(ancestryFeatures, database.AncestryFeature{
					NamespacedFeature: database.NamespacedFeature{
						Feature:   feature.feature.Feature,
						Namespace: feature.namespace.namespace.Namespace,
					},
					FeatureBy:   detector,
					NamespaceBy: feature.namespace.namespace.By,
				})
			}
		}
	}

	return ancestryFeatures
}

func (b *AncestryBuilder) ancestryLayers() []database.AncestryLayer {
	layers := make([]database.AncestryLayer, 0, b.layerIndex)
	for i := 0; i < b.layerIndex; i++ {
		layers = append(layers, database.AncestryLayer{
			Hash:     b.layerNames[i],
			Features: b.ancestryFeatures(i),
		})
	}

	return layers
}

// Ancestry produces an Ancestry from the builder.
func (b *AncestryBuilder) Ancestry(name string) *database.Ancestry {
	if name == "" {
		// TODO(sidac): we'll use the computed ancestry name in the future.
		// During the transition, it still requires the user to use the correct
		// ancestry name.
		name = ancestryName(b.layerNames)
		log.WithField("ancestry.Name", name).Warn("generated ancestry name since it's not specified")
	}

	return &database.Ancestry{
		Name:   name,
		By:     b.detectors,
		Layers: b.ancestryLayers(),
	}
}

// SaveAncestry saves an ancestry to the datastore.
func SaveAncestry(store database.Datastore, ancestry *database.Ancestry) error {
	log.WithField("ancestry.Name", ancestry.Name).Debug("saving ancestry")
	features := []database.NamespacedFeature{}
	for _, layer := range ancestry.Layers {
		features = append(features, layer.GetFeatures()...)
	}

	if err := database.PersistNamespacedFeaturesAndCommit(store, features); err != nil {
		return StorageError
	}

	if err := database.UpsertAncestryAndCommit(store, ancestry); err != nil {
		return StorageError
	}

	if err := database.CacheRelatedVulnerabilityAndCommit(store, features); err != nil {
		return StorageError
	}

	return nil
}

// IsAncestryCached checks if the ancestry is already cached in the database with the current set of detectors.
func IsAncestryCached(store database.Datastore, name string, layerHashes []string) (bool, error) {
	if name == "" {
		// TODO(sidac): we'll use the computed ancestry name in the future.
		// During the transition, it still requires the user to use the correct
		// ancestry name.
		name = ancestryName(layerHashes)
		log.WithField("ancestry.Name", name).Warn("generated ancestry name since it's not specified")
	}

	ancestry, found, err := database.FindAncestryAndRollback(store, name)
	if err != nil {
		log.WithError(err).WithField("ancestry.Name", name).Error("failed to query ancestry in database")
		return false, StorageError
	}

	if found {
		if len(database.DiffDetectors(EnabledDetectors(), ancestry.By)) == 0 {
			log.WithField("ancestry.Name", name).Debug("found cached ancestry")
		} else {
			log.WithField("ancestry.Name", name).Debug("found outdated ancestry cache")
		}
	} else {
		log.WithField("ancestry.Name", name).Debug("ancestry not cached")
	}

	return found && len(database.DiffDetectors(EnabledDetectors(), ancestry.By)) == 0, nil
}

func ancestryName(layerHashes []string) string {
	tag := sha256.Sum256([]byte(strings.Join(layerHashes, ",")))
	return hex.EncodeToString(tag[:])
}