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The following is a summary of changes in this pull request made by me, your security buddy :robot:. Note that this summary is auto-generated and not meant to be a definitive list of security issues but rather a helpful summary from a security perspective.
**Summary:**
The code changes in this pull request focus on improving the security and reliability of the Kubviz application, a Kubernetes monitoring and observability tool. The changes primarily involve updating the NATS messaging system integration, enhancing error handling, and improving the testability of various plugins and components.
Key security-related improvements include:
1. Replacing the direct use of the `github.com/nats-io/nats.go` package with a custom NATS SDK (`github.com/intelops/kubviz/pkg/nats/sdk`) to provide a more secure and abstracted NATS client integration.
2. Improving error handling and logging throughout the codebase to ensure that errors are properly reported and do not expose sensitive information.
3. Introducing mocking and testing frameworks to improve the testability of security-sensitive components, such as the Trivy vulnerability scanner integration and the Rakkess resource access checker.
4. Enhancing the handling of Kubernetes resources, such as ensuring that all resources are properly discovered and that namespace-less resources are handled correctly.
5. Improving the security of the Trivy SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) generation and publication to the NATS messaging system.
Overall, the changes in this pull request demonstrate a strong focus on application security and reliability, which is essential for a Kubernetes monitoring and observability tool like Kubviz.
**Files Changed:**
1. `agent/kubviz/plugins/ketall/ketall_test.go`: Updates the `ketall` package tests to use the custom NATS SDK and introduces mock implementations for Kubernetes client interfaces.
2. `agent/kubviz/k8smetrics_agent.go`: Replaces the direct use of the `nats.go` package with the custom NATS SDK, removes unnecessary environment variables, and improves the handling of the OpenTelemetry tracer.
3. `agent/kubviz/plugins/ketall/ketall.go`: Updates the `ketall` package to use the custom NATS SDK and improves the handling of Kubernetes resource discovery.
4. `agent/kubviz/plugins/events/event_metrics_utils.go`: Replaces the use of the `nats.go` package with the custom NATS SDK for publishing Kubernetes event metrics.
5. `agent/kubviz/plugins/kubepreupgrade/kubePreUpgrade.go`: Implements the functionality to detect deprecated and deleted Kubernetes APIs and publish the results to the NATS messaging system.
6. `agent/kubviz/plugins/kuberhealthy/kuberhealthy.go`: Updates the Kuberhealthy plugin to use the custom NATS SDK and improves the handling of Kuberhealthy metrics publication.
7. `agent/kubviz/plugins/kubescore/kube_score.go`: Modifies the `kube-score` plugin to use the custom NATS SDK and improves the handling of command execution and NATS publishing.
8. `agent/kubviz/plugins/outdated/outdated.go`: Updates the `outdated` plugin to use the custom NATS SDK and introduces improvements to the handling of image name and tag truncation.
9. `agent/kubviz/plugins/rakkess/rakees_agent.go`: Replaces the use of the `nats.go` package with the custom NATS SDK in the Rakkess (Resource Access Checker) agent.
10. `agent/kubviz/plugins/trivy/trivy.go` and `agent/kubviz/plugins/trivy/trivy_image.go`: Updates the Trivy plugin to use the custom NATS SDK and enhances the handling of Trivy scans and SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) generation.
11. `pkg/nats/sdk/client.go`, `pkg/nats/sdk/config.go`, and `pkg/nats/sdk/utils.go`: Implements the custom NATS SDK, including secure connection configuration, authentication, and TLS certificate handling.
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