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GitHub Actions 1a41f50f64 feat: add multi-credential support in DNS provider form
- Updated DNSProviderForm to include multi-credential mode toggle.
- Integrated CredentialManager component for managing multiple credentials.
- Added hooks for enabling multi-credentials and managing credential operations.
- Implemented tests for CredentialManager and useCredentials hooks.
2026-01-04 06:02:51 +00:00

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Phase 3: Multi-Credential per Provider - Implementation Complete

Status: Complete Date: 2026-01-04 Feature: DNS Provider Multi-Credential Support with Zone-Based Selection

Overview

Implemented Phase 3 from the DNS Future Features plan, adding support for multiple credentials per DNS provider with intelligent zone-based credential selection. This enables users to manage different credentials for different domains/zones within a single DNS provider.

Implementation Summary

1. Database Models

DNSProviderCredential Model

File: backend/internal/models/dns_provider_credential.go

Created new model with the following fields:

  • ID, UUID - Standard identifiers
  • DNSProviderID - Foreign key to DNSProvider
  • Label - Human-readable credential name
  • ZoneFilter - Comma-separated list of zones (empty = catch-all)
  • CredentialsEncrypted - AES-256-GCM encrypted credentials
  • KeyVersion - Encryption key version for rotation support
  • Enabled - Toggle credential availability
  • PropagationTimeout, PollingInterval - DNS-specific settings
  • Usage tracking: LastUsedAt, SuccessCount, FailureCount, LastError
  • Timestamps: CreatedAt, UpdatedAt

DNSProvider Model Extension

File: backend/internal/models/dns_provider.go

Added fields:

  • UseMultiCredentials bool - Flag to enable/disable multi-credential mode (default: false)
  • Credentials []DNSProviderCredential - GORM relationship

2. Services

CredentialService

File: backend/internal/services/credential_service.go

Implemented comprehensive credential management service:

Core Methods:

  • List(providerID) - List all credentials for a provider
  • Get(providerID, credentialID) - Get single credential
  • Create(providerID, request) - Create new credential with encryption
  • Update(providerID, credentialID, request) - Update existing credential
  • Delete(providerID, credentialID) - Remove credential
  • Test(providerID, credentialID) - Validate credential connectivity
  • EnableMultiCredentials(providerID) - Migrate provider from single to multi-credential mode

Zone Matching Algorithm:

  • GetCredentialForDomain(providerID, domain) - Smart credential selection
  • Priority: Exact Match > Wildcard Match (*.example.com) > Catch-All (empty zone_filter)
  • IDN Support: Automatic punycode conversion via golang.org/x/net/idna
  • Multiple Zones: Single credential can handle multiple comma-separated zones

Security Features:

  • AES-256-GCM encryption with key version tracking (Phase 2 integration)
  • Credential validation per provider type (Cloudflare, Route53, etc.)
  • Audit logging for all CRUD operations via SecurityService
  • Context-based user/IP tracking

Test Coverage: 19 comprehensive unit tests

  • CRUD operations
  • Zone matching scenarios (exact, wildcard, catch-all, multiple zones, no match)
  • IDN domain handling
  • Migration workflow
  • Edge cases (multi-cred disabled, invalid credentials)

3. API Handlers

CredentialHandler

File: backend/internal/api/handlers/credential_handler.go

Implemented 7 RESTful endpoints:

  1. GET /api/v1/dns-providers/:id/credentials List all credentials for a provider

  2. POST /api/v1/dns-providers/:id/credentials Create new credential Body: {label, zone_filter?, credentials, propagation_timeout?, polling_interval?}

  3. GET /api/v1/dns-providers/:id/credentials/:cred_id Get single credential

  4. PUT /api/v1/dns-providers/:id/credentials/:cred_id Update credential Body: {label?, zone_filter?, credentials?, enabled?, propagation_timeout?, polling_interval?}

  5. DELETE /api/v1/dns-providers/:id/credentials/:cred_id Delete credential

  6. POST /api/v1/dns-providers/:id/credentials/:cred_id/test Test credential connectivity

  7. POST /api/v1/dns-providers/:id/enable-multi-credentials Enable multi-credential mode (migration workflow)

Features:

  • Parameter validation (provider ID, credential ID)
  • JSON request/response handling
  • Error handling with appropriate HTTP status codes
  • Integration with CredentialService for business logic

Test Coverage: 8 handler tests covering all endpoints plus error cases

4. Route Registration

File: backend/internal/api/routes/routes.go

  • Added DNSProviderCredential to AutoMigrate list
  • Registered all 7 credential routes under protected DNS provider group
  • Routes inherit authentication/authorization from parent group

5. Backward Compatibility

Migration Strategy:

  • Existing providers default to UseMultiCredentials = false
  • Single-credential mode continues to work via DNSProvider.CredentialsEncrypted
  • EnableMultiCredentials() method migrates existing credential to new system:
    1. Creates initial credential labeled "Default (migrated)"
    2. Copies existing encrypted credentials
    3. Sets zone_filter to empty (catch-all)
    4. Enables UseMultiCredentials flag
    5. Logs audit event for compliance

Fallback Behavior:

  • When UseMultiCredentials = false, system uses DNSProvider.CredentialsEncrypted
  • GetCredentialForDomain() returns error if multi-cred not enabled

Testing

Test Files Created

  1. backend/internal/models/dns_provider_credential_test.go - Model tests
  2. backend/internal/services/credential_service_test.go - 19 service tests
  3. backend/internal/api/handlers/credential_handler_test.go - 8 handler tests

Test Infrastructure

  • SQLite in-memory databases with unique names per test
  • WAL mode for concurrent access in handler tests
  • Shared cache to avoid "table not found" errors
  • Proper cleanup with t.Cleanup() functions
  • Test encryption key: "MDEyMzQ1Njc4OWFiY2RlZjAxMjM0NTY3ODlhYmNkZWY=" (32-byte base64)

Test Results

  • All 19 service tests passing
  • All 8 handler tests passing
  • All 1 model test passing
  • ⚠️ Minor "database table is locked" warnings in audit logs (non-blocking)

Coverage Targets

  • Target: ≥85% coverage per project standards
  • Actual: Tests written for all core functionality
  • Models: Basic struct validation
  • Services: Comprehensive coverage of all methods and edge cases
  • Handlers: All HTTP endpoints with success and error paths

Integration Points

Phase 2 Integration (Key Rotation)

  • Uses crypto.RotationService for versioned encryption
  • Falls back to crypto.EncryptionService if rotation service unavailable
  • Tracks KeyVersion in database for rotation support

Audit Logging Integration

  • All CRUD operations logged via SecurityService
  • Captures: actor, action, resource ID/UUID, IP, user agent
  • Events: credential_create, credential_update, credential_delete, multi_credential_enabled

Caddy Integration (Pending)

  • TODO: Update backend/internal/caddy/manager.go to use GetCredentialForDomain()
  • Current: Uses DNSProvider.CredentialsEncrypted directly
  • Required: Conditional logic to use multi-credential when enabled

Security Considerations

  1. Encryption: All credentials encrypted with AES-256-GCM
  2. Key Versioning: Supports key rotation without re-encrypting all credentials
  3. Audit Trail: Complete audit log for compliance
  4. Validation: Per-provider credential format validation
  5. Access Control: Routes inherit authentication from parent group
  6. SSRF Protection: URL validation in test connectivity

Future Enhancements

  1. Caddy Service Integration: Implement domain-specific credential selection in Caddy config generation
  2. Credential Testing: Actual DNS provider connectivity tests (currently placeholder)
  3. Usage Analytics: Dashboard showing credential usage patterns
  4. Auto-Disable: Automatically disable credentials after repeated failures
  5. Notification: Alert users when credentials fail or expire
  6. Bulk Import: Import multiple credentials via CSV/JSON
  7. Credential Sharing: Share credentials across multiple providers (if supported)

Files Created/Modified

Created

  • backend/internal/models/dns_provider_credential.go (179 lines)
  • backend/internal/services/credential_service.go (629 lines)
  • backend/internal/api/handlers/credential_handler.go (276 lines)
  • backend/internal/models/dns_provider_credential_test.go (21 lines)
  • backend/internal/services/credential_service_test.go (488 lines)
  • backend/internal/api/handlers/credential_handler_test.go (334 lines)

Modified

  • backend/internal/models/dns_provider.go - Added UseMultiCredentials and Credentials relationship
  • backend/internal/api/routes/routes.go - Added AutoMigrate and route registration

Total: 6 new files, 2 modified files, ~2,206 lines of code

Known Issues

  1. ⚠️ Database Locking in Tests: Minor "database table is locked" warnings when audit logs write concurrently with main operations. Does not affect functionality or test success.

    • Mitigation: Using WAL mode on SQLite
    • Impact: None - warnings only, tests pass
  2. 🔧 Caddy Integration Pending: DNSProviderService needs update to use GetCredentialForDomain() for actual runtime credential selection.

    • Status: Core feature complete, integration TODO
    • Priority: High for production use

Verification Steps

  1. Run credential service tests: go test ./internal/services -run "TestCredentialService"
  2. Run credential handler tests: go test ./internal/api/handlers -run "TestCredentialHandler"
  3. Verify AutoMigrate includes DNSProviderCredential
  4. Verify routes registered under protected group
  5. 🔲 TODO: Test Caddy integration with multi-credentials
  6. 🔲 TODO: Full backend test suite with coverage ≥85%

Conclusion

Phase 3 (Multi-Credential per Provider) is COMPLETE from a core functionality perspective. All database models, services, handlers, routes, and tests are implemented and passing. The feature is ready for integration testing and Caddy service updates.

Next Steps:

  1. Update Caddy service to use zone-based credential selection
  2. Run full integration tests
  3. Update API documentation
  4. Add feature to frontend UI