# RustFS Fuzz Harness This directory contains the standalone `cargo-fuzz` harness for RustFS. It is intentionally isolated from the main workspace so that: - root `cargo fmt --all` - root `cargo nextest` - root `make pre-commit` continue to behave exactly as they do today. ## Prerequisites Install `cargo-fuzz` and a nightly toolchain locally: ```bash cargo install cargo-fuzz rustup toolchain install nightly ``` ## Layout ```text fuzz/ Cargo.toml fuzz_targets/ corpus/ artifacts/ ``` Crash reproducers are written under `fuzz/artifacts//`. ## Targets - `bucket_validation` - Exercises RustFS bucket-name and bucket/object argument validation. - `archive_extract` - Exercises archive entry path normalization, prefix application, and bucket-namespace containment checks. - `path_containment` - Exercises object-path acceptance and containment invariants using public path helpers. - `local_metadata` - Exercises `rustfs-filemeta` metadata decoding and `rustfs-utils` block decompression. - `policy_ingress` - Exercises RustFS-owned bucket policy and policy-doc JSON ingress behavior, including strict-vs-tolerant unknown-field expectations. ## Usage Run a single target: ```bash cd fuzz cargo +nightly fuzz run path_containment ``` Use the unified runner script from the repository root: ```bash # Build + run all smoke targets (60s each) ./scripts/fuzz/run.sh # Build only (no fuzz run) BUILD_ONLY=1 ./scripts/fuzz/run.sh # Build + run a single target FUZZ_TARGET=path_containment ./scripts/fuzz/run.sh # Nightly-style: 300s per target MAX_TOTAL_TIME=300 ./scripts/fuzz/run.sh # Replay a recorded libFuzzer seed FUZZ_TARGET=path_containment FUZZ_SEED=123456789 ./scripts/fuzz/run.sh # Skip build (use pre-built harness) SKIP_BUILD=1 FUZZ_TARGET=local_metadata ./scripts/fuzz/run.sh ``` Each run writes `fuzz/artifacts//run-manifest.txt` with the target, libFuzzer seed, time budget, Git revision and dirty state, and runner mode. CI uploads that manifest with the corpus and any crash input so the exact run can be replayed. ## CI Workflow The GitHub Actions workflow (`.github/workflows/fuzz.yml`) uses a **build/run separation** pattern: 1. **`fuzz-build`** — compiles all fuzz targets once, then uploads only the prebuilt smoke harness binaries needed by later jobs. 2. **`pr-fuzz-smoke`** — matrix job that runs each target in parallel (60s each). Downloads the prebuilt binaries and executes them directly, so the job does not need to restore the full `fuzz/target/` tree or reinstall `cargo-fuzz`. 3. **`nightly-fuzz-corpus`** — matrix job that reuses the same prebuilt binaries and runs each target in parallel (300s each) on a daily schedule. This design avoids redundant compilation across targets and keeps wall-clock time low. ## Seed Corpus Initial seed directories live under `fuzz/corpus/`. - Keep small, representative, and target-specific inputs here. - Prefer checked-in fixtures for stable formats like `xl.meta`. - Use `cargo fuzz cmin` / `cargo fuzz tmin` to shrink corpora and crashes before committing them. The helper scripts also invoke `cargo +nightly fuzz ...` explicitly so local execution does not depend on the default toolchain.