Use lightweight cluster topology in CI
Kube-bench CIS scan / Scan ephemeral K3s cluster (push) Failing after 3m11s
Kube-bench CIS scan / Scan ephemeral K3s cluster (push) Failing after 3m11s
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@@ -6,8 +6,12 @@ read-only host mounts because the CIS checks inspect processes, permissions,
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and node configuration. The job is intentionally separate from the ArgoCD
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application tree so the scanner cannot become part of the workload baseline.
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GitHub Actions creates the local cluster, runs the job, stores the JSON report,
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and prints pass, warn, and fail totals in the workflow summary. The workflow
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GitHub Actions creates a disposable one-server K3s cluster, runs the job,
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stores the JSON report, and prints pass, warn, and fail totals in the workflow
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summary. The CI topology is intentionally smaller than the developer
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quick-start topology so it remains reliable on shared runners.
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The workflow
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fails if the scanner job or report generation fails. It does not yet fail on
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CIS findings because a vanilla K3d cluster is expected to produce findings;
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later hardening phases can turn selected controls into merge gates.
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@@ -55,4 +59,3 @@ docker run -d \
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Mounting the Docker socket gives workflow jobs substantial control over the
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runner host. Use a dedicated disposable runner, restrict its repository scope,
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and avoid placing unrelated credentials on that host.
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