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MeshPassthrough

This policy uses new policy matching algorithm.

This policy enables Kong Mesh to configure traffic to external destinations that is allowed to pass outside the mesh. When using this policy, the passthrough mode flag is ignored.

TargetRef support matrix

Sidecar
Delegated Gateway
targetRef Allowed kinds
targetRef.kind Mesh, Dataplane, MeshSubset(deprecated)
targetRef Allowed kinds
targetRef.kind Mesh, MeshSubset

To learn more about the information in this table, see the matching docs.

Configuration

This policy doesn’t work with sidecars without transparent-proxy.

The following describes the default configuration settings of the MeshPassthrough policy:

  • passthroughMode: (Optional) Defines behaviour for handling traffic. Allowed values: All, None and Matched. Default: None
    • All enables all traffic to pass through.
    • Matched allows only the traffic defined in appendMatch.
    • None disallows all traffic.
  • appendMatch: List of destinations that are allowed to pass through. When passthroughMode is All or None this list is not used. It only takes effect when passthroughMode is Matched.
    • type: Defines what type of destination is allowed. Either Domain, IP or CIDR.
    • value: Destination address based on the defined type.
    • port: Port at which external destination is available. When not defined it caches all traffic to the address.
    • protocol: Defines protocol of the external destination.
      • tcp: Can’t be used when type is Domain (at TCP level we are not able to distinguish domain, in this case it is going to hijack whole traffic on this port).
      • tls: Should be used when TLS traffic is originated by the client application.
      • http
      • http2
      • grpc
      • mysql

Wildcard DNS matching

MeshPassthrough policy allows you to create a match for a wildcard subdomain.

Currently, support for partial subdomain matching is not implemented. For example, a match for *w.example.com will be rejected.

Kubernetes
Universal
Terraform
apiVersion: kuma.io/v1alpha1
kind: MeshPassthrough
metadata:
  name: wildcard-passthrough
  namespace: kong-mesh-system
  labels:
    kuma.io/mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
  default:
    passthroughMode: Matched
    appendMatch:
    - type: Domain
      value: "*.cluster-1.kafka.aws.us-east-2.com"
      protocol: tls
      port: 443
type: MeshPassthrough
name: wildcard-passthrough
mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
  default:
    passthroughMode: Matched
    appendMatch:
    - type: Domain
      value: "*.cluster-1.kafka.aws.us-east-2.com"
      protocol: tls
      port: 443
Please adjust konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id and konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name according to your current configuration
resource "konnect_mesh_passthrough" "wildcard_passthrough" {
  provider = konnect-beta
  type = "MeshPassthrough"
  name = "wildcard-passthrough"
  spec = {
    target_ref = {
      kind = "Dataplane"
    }
    default = {
      passthrough_mode = "Matched"
      append_match = [
        {
          type = "Domain"
          value = "*.cluster-1.kafka.aws.us-east-2.com"
          protocol = "tls"
          port = "443"
        }
      ]
    }
  }
  labels   = {
    "kuma.io/mesh" = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
  }
  cp_id    = konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id
  mesh     = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
}

Security

It is advised that the Mesh Operator is responsible for managing the MeshPassthrough policy. This policy can introduce traffic outside of the mesh or even the cluster, and the Mesh Operator should be aware of this. If you want to restrict access to MeshPassthrough to specific services, you must choose them manually. If you rely on tags in the top-level targetRef you might consider securing them by using one of the following techniques:

  • Make sure that service owners can’t freely modify them (using something like kyverno, OPA or similar)
  • Accept the risk of being able to “impersonate” a passthrough label and rely on auditing to figure out any violations.

Limitations

  • Due to the nature of some traffic, it is not possible to combine certain protocols on the same port. You can create a MeshPassthrough policy that handles tcp, tls, and one of http, http2, or grpc traffic on the same port. Layer 7 protocols cannot be distinguished, which could introduce unexpected behavior.
  • It isn’t possible to route passthrough traffic through the zone egress.
  • Wildcard domains with L7 protocol and all ports is not supported.
  • Builtin gateway is not supported.
  • Envoy prioritizes matches in the following order: first by Port, second by Address IP, and third by SNI. For example, if you have an HTTP domain match configured for a specific port (e.g., 80) and a CIDR match also configured for port 80, a request to this domain may match the CIDR configuration if the domain’s address falls within the CIDR range. However, if the domain’s address does not match the CIDR, the request might fail to match entirely due to the absence of an appropriate matcher for that IP. This behavior is a limitation and could potentially be addressed in the future with the adoption of the Matcher API.

Examples

Disable passthrough for all sidecars

Kubernetes
Universal
Terraform
apiVersion: kuma.io/v1alpha1
kind: MeshPassthrough
metadata:
  name: disable-passthrough
  namespace: kong-mesh-system
  labels:
    kuma.io/mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
  default:
    passthroughMode: None
type: MeshPassthrough
name: disable-passthrough
mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
  default:
    passthroughMode: None
Please adjust konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id and konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name according to your current configuration
resource "konnect_mesh_passthrough" "disable_passthrough" {
  provider = konnect-beta
  type = "MeshPassthrough"
  name = "disable-passthrough"
  spec = {
    target_ref = {
      kind = "Dataplane"
    }
    default = {
      passthrough_mode = "None"
    }
  }
  labels   = {
    "kuma.io/mesh" = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
  }
  cp_id    = konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id
  mesh     = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
}

Enable passthrough for a subset of sidecars

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Universal
Terraform
apiVersion: kuma.io/v1alpha1
kind: MeshPassthrough
metadata:
  name: enable-passthrough
  namespace: kong-mesh-system
  labels:
    kuma.io/mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
    labels:
      app: demo-app
  default:
    passthroughMode: All
type: MeshPassthrough
name: enable-passthrough
mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
    labels:
      app: demo-app
  default:
    passthroughMode: All
Please adjust konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id and konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name according to your current configuration
resource "konnect_mesh_passthrough" "enable_passthrough" {
  provider = konnect-beta
  type = "MeshPassthrough"
  name = "enable-passthrough"
  spec = {
    target_ref = {
      kind = "Dataplane"
      labels = {
        app = "demo-app"
      }
    }
    default = {
      passthrough_mode = "All"
    }
  }
  labels   = {
    "kuma.io/mesh" = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
  }
  cp_id    = konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id
  mesh     = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
}

Allow a subset of services to communicate with specific external endpoints

Kubernetes
Universal
Terraform
apiVersion: kuma.io/v1alpha1
kind: MeshPassthrough
metadata:
  name: allow-some-passthrough
  namespace: kong-mesh-system
  labels:
    kuma.io/mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
    labels:
      app: demo-app
  default:
    passthroughMode: Matched
    appendMatch:
    - type: Domain
      value: httpbin.org
      protocol: tls
      port: 443
    - type: IP
      value: 10.240.15.39
      protocol: tcp
      port: 8888
    - type: CIDR
      value: 10.250.0.0/16
      protocol: tcp
      port: 10000
    - type: Domain
      value: "*.wikipedia.org"
      protocol: tls
      port: 443
    - type: Domain
      value: httpbin.dev
      protocol: http
      port: 80
type: MeshPassthrough
name: allow-some-passthrough
mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
    labels:
      app: demo-app
  default:
    passthroughMode: Matched
    appendMatch:
    - type: Domain
      value: httpbin.org
      protocol: tls
      port: 443
    - type: IP
      value: 10.240.15.39
      protocol: tcp
      port: 8888
    - type: CIDR
      value: 10.250.0.0/16
      protocol: tcp
      port: 10000
    - type: Domain
      value: "*.wikipedia.org"
      protocol: tls
      port: 443
    - type: Domain
      value: httpbin.dev
      protocol: http
      port: 80
Please adjust konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id and konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name according to your current configuration
resource "konnect_mesh_passthrough" "allow_some_passthrough" {
  provider = konnect-beta
  type = "MeshPassthrough"
  name = "allow-some-passthrough"
  spec = {
    target_ref = {
      kind = "Dataplane"
      labels = {
        app = "demo-app"
      }
    }
    default = {
      passthrough_mode = "Matched"
      append_match = [
        {
          type = "Domain"
          value = "httpbin.org"
          protocol = "tls"
          port = "443"
        },
        {
          type = "IP"
          value = "10.240.15.39"
          protocol = "tcp"
          port = "8888"
        },
        {
          type = "CIDR"
          value = "10.250.0.0/16"
          protocol = "tcp"
          port = "10000"
        },
        {
          type = "Domain"
          value = "*.wikipedia.org"
          protocol = "tls"
          port = "443"
        },
        {
          type = "Domain"
          value = "httpbin.dev"
          protocol = "http"
          port = "80"
        }
      ]
    }
  }
  labels   = {
    "kuma.io/mesh" = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
  }
  cp_id    = konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id
  mesh     = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
}

Allow a service to communicate with MySQL

The mysql protocol does not support type: Domain due to the nature of the handshake and an Envoy limitation that disrupts the connection to MySQL when using inspector.

Kubernetes
Universal
Terraform
apiVersion: kuma.io/v1alpha1
kind: MeshPassthrough
metadata:
  name: allow-mysql-connection
  namespace: kong-mesh-system
  labels:
    kuma.io/mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
    labels:
      app: demo-app
  default:
    passthroughMode: Matched
    appendMatch:
    - type: CIDR
      value: 10.250.0.0/16
      protocol: mysql
      port: 3306
type: MeshPassthrough
name: allow-mysql-connection
mesh: default
spec:
  targetRef:
    kind: Dataplane
    labels:
      app: demo-app
  default:
    passthroughMode: Matched
    appendMatch:
    - type: CIDR
      value: 10.250.0.0/16
      protocol: mysql
      port: 3306
Please adjust konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id and konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name according to your current configuration
resource "konnect_mesh_passthrough" "allow_mysql_connection" {
  provider = konnect-beta
  type = "MeshPassthrough"
  name = "allow-mysql-connection"
  spec = {
    target_ref = {
      kind = "Dataplane"
      labels = {
        app = "demo-app"
      }
    }
    default = {
      passthrough_mode = "Matched"
      append_match = [
        {
          type = "CIDR"
          value = "10.250.0.0/16"
          protocol = "mysql"
          port = "3306"
        }
      ]
    }
  }
  labels   = {
    "kuma.io/mesh" = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
  }
  cp_id    = konnect_mesh_control_plane.my_meshcontrolplane.id
  mesh     = konnect_mesh.my_mesh.name
}

All policy options

Spec is the specification of the Kuma MeshPassthrough resource.

Type: object

Properties

  • default
    • MeshPassthrough configuration.
    • Type: object
    • Properties
      • appendMatch
        • AppendMatch is a list of destinations that should be allowed through the sidecar.
        • Type: array
          • Items
          • Type: object
          • Properties
            • port
              • Port defines the port to which a user makes a request.
              • Type: integer
            • protocol
              • Protocol defines the communication protocol. Possible values: tcp, tls, grpc, http, http2, mysql.
              • Type: string
              • The value is restricted to the following:
                1. "tcp"
                2. "tls"
                3. "grpc"
                4. "http"
                5. "http2"
                6. "mysql"
              • Default: "tcp"
            • type required
              • Type of the match, one of Domain, IP or CIDR is available.
              • Type: string
              • The value is restricted to the following:
                1. "Domain"
                2. "IP"
                3. "CIDR"
            • value required
              • Value for the specified Type.
              • Type: string
      • passthroughMode
        • Defines the passthrough behavior. Possible values: All, None, MatchedWhen All or None appendMatch has no effect.If not specified then the default value is "Matched".
        • Type: string
        • The value is restricted to the following:
          1. "All"
          2. "Matched"
          3. "None"
  • targetRef
    • TargetRef is a reference to the resource the policy takes an effect on.The resource could be either a real store object or virtual resourcedefined in-place.
    • Type: object
    • Properties
      • kind required
        • Kind of the referenced resource
        • Type: string
        • The value is restricted to the following:
          1. "Mesh"
          2. "MeshSubset"
          3. "MeshGateway"
          4. "MeshService"
          5. "MeshExternalService"
          6. "MeshMultiZoneService"
          7. "MeshServiceSubset"
          8. "MeshHTTPRoute"
          9. "Dataplane"
      • labels
        • Labels are used to select group of MeshServices that match labels. Either Labels orName and Namespace can be used.
        • Type: object
        • This schema accepts additional properties.
        • Properties
      • mesh
        • Mesh is reserved for future use to identify cross mesh resources.
        • Type: string
      • name
        • Name of the referenced resource. Can only be used with kinds: MeshService,MeshServiceSubset and MeshGatewayRoute
        • Type: string
      • namespace
        • Namespace specifies the namespace of target resource. If empty only resources in policy namespacewill be targeted.
        • Type: string
      • proxyTypes
        • ProxyTypes specifies the data plane types that are subject to the policy. When not specified,all data plane types are targeted by the policy.
        • Type: array
          • Items
          • Type: string
          • The value is restricted to the following:
            1. "Sidecar"
            2. "Gateway"
      • sectionName
        • SectionName is used to target specific section of resource.For example, you can target port from MeshService.ports[] by its name. Only traffic to this port will be affected.
        • Type: string
      • tags
        • Tags used to select a subset of proxies by tags. Can only be used with kindsMeshSubset and MeshServiceSubset
        • Type: object
        • This schema accepts additional properties.
        • Properties

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