* Introduce "default encryption domain"
Description
In current FDB native encryption data at-rest implementation,
an entity getting encrypted (mutation, KV and/or file) is categorized
into one of following encryption domains:
1. Tenant domain, where, Encryption domain == Tenant boundaries
2. FDB system keyspace - FDB metadata encryption domain
3. FDB Encryption Header domain - used to generate digest for
plaintext EncryptionHeader.
The scheme doesn't support encryption if an entity can't be categorized
into any of above mentioned encryption domains, for instance, non-tenant
mutations are NOT supported.
Patch extend the encryption support for mutations for which corresponding
Tenant information can't be obtained (Key length shorter than TenantPrefix)
and/or mutations do not belong to any valid Tenant
(FDB management cluster data) by mapping such mutations to a
"default encryption domain".
TODO
CommitProxy driven TLog encryption implementation requires every transaction
mutation to contain 1 KV, not crossing Tenant-boundaries. Only exception to
this rule is ClearRange mutations. For now ClearRange mutations are mapped
to 'default encryption domain', in subsequent patch appropriate handling
for ClearRange mutations shall be proposed.
Testing
devRunCorrectness - 100k
* Remove API 720 guards for tenants (experimental feature) and the cluster ID special keys (no need to guard)
* Enable the relaxed special key access in transactions that need to use special key-space APIs introduced in 7.2
* flow: add ApiVersion to replace hard coding api version
Instead of hard coding api value, let's rely on feature versions akin to
ProtocolVersion.
* ApiVersion: remove use of -1 for latest and use LATEST_VERSION
A new knob `ENABLE_STORAGE_SERVER_ENCRYPTION` is added, which despite its name, currently only Redwood supports it. The knob is mean to be only used in tests to test encryption in individual components, and otherwise enabling encryption should be done through the general `ENABLE_ENCRYPTION` knob.
Under the hood, a new `Encryption` encoding type is added to `IPager`, which use AES-256 to encrypt a page. With this encoding, `BlobCipherEncryptHeader` is inserted into page header for encryption metadata. Moreover, since we compute and store an SHA-256 auth token with the encryption header, we rely on it to checksum the data (and the encryption header), and skip the standard xxhash checksum.
`EncryptionKeyProvider` implements the `IEncryptionKeyProvider` interface to provide encryption keys, which utilizes the existing `getLatestEncryptCipherKey` and `getEncryptCipherKey` actors to fetch encryption keys from either local cache or EKP server. If multi-tenancy is used, for writing a new page, `EncryptionKeyProvider` checks if a page contain only data for a single tenant, if so, fetches tenant specific encryption key; otherwise system encryption key is used. The tenant check is done by extracting tenant id from page bound key prefixes. `EncryptionKeyProvider` also holds a reference of the `tenantPrefixIndex` map maintained by storage server, which is used to check if a tenant do exists, and getting the tenant name in order to get the encryption key.
* Enable configuring the next future protocol version as the current protocol version in FDB client, fdbserver, and fdbcli
* Auto format python files used in upgrade tests
* Add a test for upgrading to a future FDB version
* Emphasize that the options for using future protocol version are intended for test purposes only
* Make the global variable for current protocol version visible only locally
* Refactirng to avoid using currentProtocolVersion() in static intialization
* Update go bindings
A.J. Beamon