23 lines
1.4 KiB
Terraform
23 lines
1.4 KiB
Terraform
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# "TripIt External" group — containment anchor for publicly self-enrolled TripIt
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# users (ADR-0020 in the tripit repo). Members are admitted to
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# tripit.viktorbarzin.me ONLY and denied every other *.viktorbarzin.me
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# forward-auth host by the prepended branch in admin-services-restriction.tf.
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#
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# Created EMPTY and PARENTLESS, on purpose:
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# * EMPTY — the no-lockout guarantee. Zero members at apply time => the
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# prepended policy branch matches zero existing principals => it cannot
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# change anyone's authorization (contrast authentik_group "T3 Users", which
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# is created WITH members atomically because THAT gate's safety property is
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# the opposite). Membership is assigned at RUNTIME by the tripit-enrollment
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# flow's user_write "Create users group" option (UI-managed per the ADR
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# management split). Terraform owns only the group's EXISTENCE.
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# * PARENTLESS — do NOT make this a child of "Allow Login Users". The sensitive
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# OIDC apps gate on "Home Server Admins" / "Headscale Users" / "Wrongmove
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# Users" (children of "Allow Login Users") or, for Vault, on "Allow Login
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# Users" itself (bound as part of ADR-0020). Keeping External out of that
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# tree is what stops these users reaching OIDC apps — mirrors guest.tf, which
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# keeps the guest group out of "Allow Login Users" for the same reason.
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resource "authentik_group" "tripit_external" {
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name = "TripIt External"
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}
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