Add NICo and Kubernetes node maintenance validation - #574
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds NICo and Kubernetes node-maintenance break-fix validation. It forwards explicit mutation controls, validates maintenance and restoration evidence, adds provider configurations, and expands unit and workflow tests. ChangesNode maintenance validation
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds node-maintenance validation that creates and drains an isolated workload before restoring the node, but the configured 1,200-second budget may be shorter than the operation’s worst-case runtime; a timeout could stop cleanup while the node remains cordoned or the maintenance request remains active. Merge should wait for this timeout risk to be corrected or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant isvctl
participant kubectl
participant KubernetesNode
participant NodeMaintenance
participant ProbeWorkload
Operator->>isvctl: deploy with mutation consent and node
isvctl->>kubectl: run node-maintenance validation
kubectl->>KubernetesNode: verify Ready and schedulable
kubectl->>NodeMaintenance: create owned maintenance request
NodeMaintenance->>KubernetesNode: cordon and drain
KubernetesNode->>ProbeWorkload: evict original workload
ProbeWorkload-->>KubernetesNode: block replacement scheduling
kubectl->>NodeMaintenance: delete owned request
NodeMaintenance->>KubernetesNode: restore node
KubernetesNode->>ProbeWorkload: recover workload
kubectl-->>isvctl: emit structured validation result
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527-533: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a case for incomplete drain evidence.
Both end-to-end tests supply
drainProgress: 100and nowaitForEviction, so the drain assertions inmain()(script Lines 805-812) are only exercised on the passing path. Add one case where the operator reportsReadywithdrainProgressbelow 100 or a non-emptywaitForEviction, and assert the run fails. That case protects the strictest evidence rule in this validation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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kubectl auth can-ireturns status 1 and printsnowhen permission is denied._rundefaults tocheck=True, so it raises before the scoped message runs. Usecheck=False, but preserve a separate command error for other non-zero results, such as API connectivity failures.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@isvctl/configs/providers/kubernetes-node-maintenance.yaml`:
- Around line 30-32: Increase the Kubernetes node-maintenance step timeout to
exceed the script’s worst-case sequential runtime, and pass an explicit
per-phase timeout to return_node_maintenance.py via its --timeout-seconds
argument; update the command using the existing node argument block so cleanup
can complete within the step budget.
In `@isvctl/configs/providers/shared/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py`:
- Around line 805-812: Update the Ready-condition failure handling in the node
maintenance validation to use MaintenanceFailed as the failure reason instead of
RequestorFailed. Preserve the existing RequestorFailed=True condition check if
it is independently required, and leave the status.drain field validation
unchanged.
In `@isvctl/configs/suites/README.md`:
- Line 268: Escape the pipe within the machine_id|node_id code span in the
return_node_maintenance table row, matching the existing escaped-pipe style used
nearby so the Markdown table remains four cells.
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In `@isvctl/configs/providers/shared/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py`:
- Around line 130-147: Update _require_permission to invoke _run with
check=False so denied permissions can reach the existing scoped Kubernetes RBAC
message; then distinguish an expected can-i denial from other non-zero command
results and raise a separate command-error exception for failures such as API
connectivity issues.
In `@isvctl/tests/test_shared_node_maintenance.py`:
- Around line 527-533: Add a test case covering incomplete drain evidence in the
maintenance validation flow: make the mocked ready response use drainProgress
below 100 or a non-empty waitForEviction, then assert main() fails. Keep the
existing passing-path mocks unchanged and exercise the strict drain assertions
around _wait_for_maintenance_ready.
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The step timeout is below the script's worst-case runtime, which risks leaving the node cordoned.
shared/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py defaults --timeout-seconds to 300 and applies that budget to each sequential phase: initial probe readiness, NodeMaintenance Ready, evacuation and replacement blocking, NodeMaintenance deletion, node restoration, workload recovery, plus bounded probe cleanup. The worst case exceeds 1900 seconds, so this 1200 second step timeout can kill the process. The finally cleanup then never completes, and the NodeMaintenance object and the cordon remain on the target node.
Pass an explicit per-phase timeout that fits the step budget.
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- "--node={{ env.ISVTEST_BREAKFIX_NODE | default('', true) }}"
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| - "--node={{ env.ISVTEST_BREAKFIX_NODE | default('', true) }}" | |
| timeout: 1200 | |
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| - "--node={{ env.ISVTEST_BREAKFIX_NODE | default('', true) }}" | |
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In `@isvctl/configs/providers/kubernetes-node-maintenance.yaml` around lines 30 -
32, Increase the Kubernetes node-maintenance step timeout to exceed the script’s
worst-case sequential runtime, and pass an explicit per-phase timeout to
return_node_maintenance.py via its --timeout-seconds argument; update the
command using the existing node argument block so cleanup can complete within
the step budget.
| drain = maintenance.get("status", {}).get("drain") or {} | ||
| eviction_pods = drain.get("evictionPods") | ||
| if eviction_pods != 1: | ||
| raise MaintenanceTestError("NodeMaintenance did not report exactly one owned probe for eviction") | ||
| if drain.get("drainProgress") != 100: | ||
| raise MaintenanceTestError("NodeMaintenance reported Ready without completing its drain") | ||
| if drain.get("waitForEviction") not in (None, []): | ||
| raise MaintenanceTestError("NodeMaintenance reported Ready with pending pod evictions") |
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NVIDIA maintenance-operator NodeMaintenance v1alpha1 CRD status drain waitForEviction drainProgress conditions Ready RequestorFailed
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The NodeMaintenance v1alpha1 CRD in the NVIDIA Maintenance Operator (by Mellanox) manages the lifecycle of node maintenance operations, including cordoning and draining nodes [1][2]. The status of a NodeMaintenance resource provides visibility into these processes through specific fields and conditions [3]. Drain Status Details The status.drain field contains information about the node's draining progress [3][4]: - drainProgress: An int32 representing the percentage of completion for the node drain operation [3][5]. - waitForEviction: A list of namespaced pod names that are currently pending eviction [3][6]. - totalPods: The total number of pods on the node when the drain operation began [3]. - evictionPods: The number of pods that needed to be evicted when the drain operation began [3]. Conditions The status.conditions field uses standard Kubernetes meta/v1.Condition objects to represent the state of the maintenance [3][4]: - Ready: This condition is set to True when the node has been successfully drained and is ready for maintenance [1][2]. - RequestorFailed: This condition type is used by requestors to signal that a maintenance operation has failed [4][7]. If this condition is set to True, the controller may update the Ready condition with a MaintenanceFailed reason [7]. The maintenance workflow typically transitions through states: pending, scheduled, cordon, waitForPodCompletion, draining, and finally ready [1][4]. If a requestor reports a failure, the state can transition to requestorFailed [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator
- 2: https://github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator/tree/network-operator-26.1.x
- 3: https://github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator/blob/main/docs/api-reference.md
- 4: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/mellanox/maintenance-operator/api@v0.2.2
- 5: https://docs.redhat.com/en/documentation/workload_availability_for_red_hat_openshift/25.1/html/remediation_fencing_and_maintenance/node-maintenance-operator
- 6: https://github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator/blob/network-operator-26.4.x/docs/api-reference.md
- 7: Mellanox/maintenance-operator@e55534c
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The terms DrainStatus, evictionPods, drainProgress, and waitForEviction are components of the NodeMaintenance API used by the Mellanox/NVIDIA maintenance-operator [1][2], rather than standard Kubernetes core API fields. This operator is used to manage node maintenance operations, including cordoning and draining nodes. The DrainStatus object represents the current state of a node's draining process within the maintenance-operator. Its fields are defined as follows: - totalPods (int32): The total number of pods present on the node when the NodeMaintenance drain process began [1]. - evictionPods (int32): The total number of pods that are required to be evicted at the time the drain process started [1]. - drainProgress (int32): The current progress of the drain operation, expressed as a percentage [1]. - waitForEviction ([]string): A list of namespaced pod names that are currently waiting to be evicted [1].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator/blob/main/docs/api-reference.md
- 2: Mellanox/maintenance-operator@cddcc66
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site:github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator "RequestorFailed" "MaintenanceFailed" NodeMaintenance API
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The terms RequestorFailed and MaintenanceFailed are associated with the NodeMaintenance API within the Mellanox/maintenance-operator project, which is used to manage node maintenance in Kubernetes environments [1]. Specifically, these terms function as follows: 1. RequestorFailed: This is a condition type within the NodeMaintenance API [1]. It allows a requestor (the entity initiating the maintenance) to report that a maintenance operation has failed [1]. 2. MaintenanceFailed: This is a reason assigned to the RequestorFailed condition when a maintenance operation fails [1]. Additionally, MaintenanceFailed can be used as a reason within the Ready condition of a node, indicating that the controller has identified a failure state after the RequestorFailed condition has been set to True [1]. These additions allow for better visibility into the status of maintenance operations, enabling both the requestor and the system controller to communicate and record failure states clearly [1].
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Mellanox maintenance-operator api-reference.md NodeMaintenance Ready reason RequestorFailed MaintenanceFailed status conditions
💡 Result:
In the Mellanox maintenance-operator, the NodeMaintenance Custom Resource (CR) uses status conditions to track the lifecycle of a maintenance request. The specific conditions and reasons mentioned are part of the mechanism to report the success or failure of the maintenance operation by the requestor [1]. Ready Condition The Ready condition indicates whether the node is prepared for maintenance. The operator sets this condition to True once the node has been successfully cordoned and drained according to the provided specifications [2][3]. MaintenanceFailed Reason The maintenance-operator supports conveying failed maintenance operations through specific condition types and reasons [1]: RequestorFailed Condition: This condition type is intended to be set by requestors to indicate that the maintenance operation has failed [1]. MaintenanceFailed Reason (for RequestorFailed): When a requestor indicates failure, the reason MaintenanceFailed is associated with the RequestorFailed condition [1]. MaintenanceFailed Reason (for Ready): The controller will also set the Ready condition's reason to MaintenanceFailed if the Ready condition is present and the RequestorFailed condition is explicitly set to True [1]. In summary, when a maintenance operation fails, the RequestorFailed condition is used to signal this state, and the controller updates the Ready condition with the MaintenanceFailed reason to reflect that the process could not be completed successfully [1].
Citations:
- 1: Mellanox/maintenance-operator@16b5693
- 2: https://github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator
- 3: https://github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator/tree/network-operator-26.1.x
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Mellanox maintenance-operator api-reference.md status.drain evictionPods drainProgress waitForEviction
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In the Mellanox maintenance-operator, the DrainStatus structure—documented in the api-reference.md file—tracks the progress of a node drain operation [1][2]. The fields specified in your query provide the following information regarding the state of a node undergoing maintenance: evictionPods: Represents the total number of pods that need to be evicted at the time the NodeMaintenance operation began [1][2]. drainProgress: Represents the draining progress expressed as an integer percentage [1][2]. waitForEviction: A list of namespaced pod names that are currently pending eviction [1][2]. These fields are part of the DrainStatus object, which is nested within the status field of the NodeMaintenance Custom Resource (CR) [1][2]. The NodeMaintenance CR is used to request and manage maintenance operations on specific Kubernetes nodes [3]. When a node is ready for maintenance, the operator updates the Ready condition to True [3]. The maintenance-operator is frequently used in conjunction with the NVIDIA Network Operator to prepare nodes for tasks such as firmware configuration [4][5].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator/blob/main/docs/api-reference.md
- 2: https://github.com/Mellanox/maintenance-operator/blob/network-operator-26.4.x/docs/api-reference.md
- 3: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/mellanox/maintenance-operator/api@v0.2.2
- 4: https://github.com/Mellanox/nic-configuration-operator/blob/network-operator-26.4.x/README.md
- 5: Mellanox/nic-configuration-operator@495a911
Use MaintenanceFailed for the failure reason. The drain fields are correctly nested under status.drain. RequestorFailed is a condition type, not the Ready condition reason; the failure reason is MaintenanceFailed. Replace the ready_reason == "RequestorFailed" check with MaintenanceFailed, or rely on the existing RequestorFailed=True check.
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In `@isvctl/configs/providers/shared/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` around
lines 805 - 812, Update the Ready-condition failure handling in the node
maintenance validation to use MaintenanceFailed as the failure reason instead of
RequestorFailed. Preserve the existing RequestorFailed=True condition check if
it is independently required, and leave the status.drain field validation
unchanged.
| | `query_switch_firmware` | test | `providers/my-isv/scripts/breakfix/query_switch_firmware.py` | `trays[].{tray_id,firmware_version}` (BFX03-02) | | ||
| | `query_bmc_kernel_logs` | test | `providers/nico/scripts/breakfix/query_bmc_kernel_logs.py` | `hosts[].{host_id,kernel_log_available}` (BFX03-03) | | ||
| | `return_node_maintenance` | test | `providers/my-isv/scripts/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` | `operation.{requested,accepted,machine_id,maintenance_mode}` (BFX01-02) | | ||
| | `return_node_maintenance` | test | `providers/my-isv/scripts/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` template; `providers/shared/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` Kubernetes Maintenance Operator reference | `operation.{requested,accepted,machine_id|node_id,maintenance_mode,restored}`; Kubernetes also requires `workload_evacuated`, `replacement_blocked`, and `workload_recovered` (BFX01-02) | |
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The | in machine_id|node_id ends the table cell. markdownlint reports MD056 (5 cells instead of 4) and MD038. Line 259 already uses \| for the same reason. Escape it so the row renders.
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-| `return_node_maintenance` | test | `providers/my-isv/scripts/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` template; `providers/shared/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` Kubernetes Maintenance Operator reference | `operation.{requested,accepted,machine_id|node_id,maintenance_mode,restored}`; Kubernetes also requires `workload_evacuated`, `replacement_blocked`, and `workload_recovered` (BFX01-02) |
+| `return_node_maintenance` | test | `providers/my-isv/scripts/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` template; `providers/shared/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` Kubernetes Maintenance Operator reference | `operation.{requested,accepted,machine_id\|node_id,maintenance_mode,restored}`; Kubernetes also requires `workload_evacuated`, `replacement_blocked`, and `workload_recovered` (BFX01-02) |📝 Committable suggestion
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| | `return_node_maintenance` | test | `providers/my-isv/scripts/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` template; `providers/shared/breakfix/return_node_maintenance.py` Kubernetes Maintenance Operator reference | `operation.{requested,accepted,machine_id\|node_id,maintenance_mode,restored}`; Kubernetes also requires `workload_evacuated`, `replacement_blocked`, and `workload_recovered` (BFX01-02) | |
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ISVTEST_BREAKFIX_ALLOW_MUTATION=1; no node is selected automaticallydrainSpec.podSelectorReady=True, one eviction, 100% drain progress, replacement blocking, and workload recoveryReturnNodeMaintenanceCheckso request, maintenance state, node identity, and restoration evidence are mandatoryKubernetes usage
This uses the NICo/DSX machine as the environment while exercising the Kubernetes Maintenance Operator API. The existing
nico/config/bare_metal.yamlpath continues to exercise NICo REST.Live validation
Focused execution on
az51-dev4-dh1-cp-6022:ReturnNodeMaintenanceCheck: PASSEDPending->Draining(evictionPods=1) ->Ready(drainProgress=100)Ready=True,unschedulable=false, zero active NodeMaintenance requests, and zero BFX01-02 Deployments/PodsRepository validation:
249 passedSafety
The probe never drains pre-existing workloads. It targets only its own unique label, refuses an already cordoned or claimed node, and relies on the operator finalizer to restore schedulability. It never strips finalizers or manually uncordons a node during cleanup.
Closes #207.
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