E2E: ovsDpdk remaining cases and consolidate suite - #1628
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- Merge two Ordered ovsDpdk Describes into one parent with two Contexts (disable/isolated vs unset/member): shared parent BeforeAll for node/CPU/baseline (DeepCopy of initial, no cluster apply), each Context BeforeAll applies what it needs, one AfterAll reverts; less duplicated setup, three MCP reboots instead of four on a full ordered run. - Use ApplyProfileAndWait for Context applies and AfterAll; wraps UpdateWithRetry + MCP wait, same behavior, fewer lines. - AfterAll applies the initial snapshot instead of patching the live object and stripping ovsDpdk/annotations. - Add [test_id:89987]–[test_id:89991] on all ovsDpdk specs (update + status).
Use plain By steps and Gomega format args instead of fmt.Sprintf in failure messages. Drop redundant node name from each step.
…89996 - 89987: assert OVS_DPDK_CPUS in ovs-vswitchd drop-in and Environment - 89996: restart ovs-vswitchd, wait active, assert slice exclusive + partition - add ovsSliceCgroupBase and slice cgroup read helpers - 89987/89988/89996: use helpers instead of inline cgroup exec - ignore restart exec error (systemctl empty output vs WaitForPodOutput)
Additions: - 89992: ovsDpdk CPUs stay outside sched domains across GU pod lifecycle - 89993: IRQ ban + smp affinity survive node reboot - 89997: remove ovsDpdk and assert cmdline/cgroup/IRQ/script/env cleanup - 89994: expand ovsDpdk set; recheck cmdline, reservedSystemCPUs, IRQ, slice, env - 89995: - 89995: coexist with mixedCpus; skip if MixedCPUsAllocation feature gate disabled - helpers: - getReservedSystemCPUs — kubelet ReservedSystemCPUs as cpuset - getNodeIRQBannedCPUSet — IRQBALANCE_BANNED_CPUS from node irqbalance conf - getOvsDpdkSliceExclusiveCPUs / getOvsDpdkSlicePartition — ovsdpdk.slice cgroup - verifyOvsDpdkKernelCmdline — isolcpus/nohz_full/rcu_nocbs/systemd.cpu_affinity - verifyOvsDpdkIRQIsolation — banned CPUs + default_smp_affinity - verifyOvsDpdkSlice — exclusive cpuset + partition - verifyOvsDpdkServiceEnv — OVS_DPDK_CPUS drop-in + systemd Environment Changes (refactor of earlier specs for reviewers): - 89987: replace inline cmdline/IRQ/slice/env checks with verifyOvsDpdk* - 89988/89996: use verifyOvsDpdkSlice for exclusive + partition - 89993: use verifyOvsDpdkIRQIsolation after reboot - GU pods: DeleteAndSync instead of hand Delete + WaitForDeletion
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WalkthroughThe OVS-DPDK end-to-end tests now use shared profile setup and restoration, reusable node verification helpers, and separate contexts for annotated and unannotated configurations. Additional coverage validates reboot, cleanup, service restart, CPU expansion, and mixed-CPU behavior. ChangesOVS-DPDK end-to-end test coverage
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change is merge-ready after normal checks; the only remaining concern is a trivial test-state coupling that could make reordered or focused runs inconsistent, so it merits owner follow-up but does not block merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OvsDpdkE2E
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OvsDpdkE2E->>profilesupdate: ApplyProfileAndWait(baselineProfile)
profilesupdate->>node: Apply OVS-DPDK profile
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GUPod-->>node: Update CPU and IRQ state
OvsDpdkE2E->>node: Verify lifecycle and cleanup state
OvsDpdkE2E->>profilesupdate: ApplyProfileAndWait(initialProfile)
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test/e2e/performanceprofile/functests/2_performance_update/ovsdpdk.go (1)
459-460: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueShared CPU set variables are mutated inside a spec.
The spec reassigns the package-scope
ovsDpdkSetandnewIsolatedSet. Later specs read these values. The suite works only because the container isOrderedand this spec runs before[test_id:89995]. If a future change reorders the specs, or runs them in isolation with--focus, the state becomes inconsistent and the failure is hard to diagnose.Consider computing the expanded sets in a dedicated
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In `@test/e2e/performanceprofile/functests/2_performance_update/ovsdpdk.go`:
- Around line 459-460: Stop mutating the package-scope ovsDpdkSet and
newIsolatedSet inside this spec. Compute and retain the expanded and shrunk CPU
sets in a nested Context’s dedicated BeforeAll, or encapsulate them in a
dependency-bearing struct, then have dependent specs read that scoped state
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Not clear what is the difference between baslineProfile and initialProfile. the name are misleading since usually both use to describe the initial state.
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Hmm i see, Initial profile is profile before suite started.
Baseline is a shared baseline for each context to apply (like carving the ovsdpdk cpus and other shared requirements).
Its just a baseline since context 1 adds the annotation on top of it for example.
its there so i don't repeat the the same preparation in each context's before all.
Do you have a suggestion for a better name, i can see now how it can come across as confusing ?
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I would simply call it profile and then modify it inside each context.
you don't need the baslineProfile state anyway, you'll be reverting whatever you have back to initialProfile
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I'm always in favor of giving extra details if possible when it cost free like in this case, i.e keep node name.
you can add a wrapper:
func ByF(format string, a ...any) {
By(fmt.Sprintf(format, a...))
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if you would like to save the extra wording but not critical imo.
| fmt.Sprintf("isolcpus=%s should include all isolated + ovsDpdk CPUs %s", | ||
| isolcpusSet.String(), expectedIsolatedPlusOvsDpdk.String())) | ||
| "isolcpus=%s should include all isolated + ovsDpdk CPUs %s", | ||
| isolcpusSet.String(), expectedIsolatedPlusOvsDpdk.String()) |
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we can drop .String() calls. they'll be called implicitly.
| fmt.Sprintf("nohz_full=%s should include ovsDpdk CPUs %s", | ||
| nohzSet.String(), ovsDpdkSet.String())) | ||
| "nohz_full=%s should include ovsDpdk CPUs %s", | ||
| nohzSet.String(), ovsDpdkSet.String()) |
| fmt.Sprintf("rcu_nocbs=%s should include ovsDpdk CPUs %s", | ||
| rcuSet.String(), ovsDpdkSet.String())) | ||
| "rcu_nocbs=%s should include ovsDpdk CPUs %s", | ||
| rcuSet.String(), ovsDpdkSet.String()) |
| fmt.Sprintf("IRQBALANCE_BANNED_CPUS should include ovsDpdk CPUs %s, got %s", | ||
| ovsDpdkSet.String(), bannedSet.String())) | ||
| "IRQBALANCE_BANNED_CPUS should include ovsDpdk CPUs %s, got %s", | ||
| ovsDpdkSet.String(), bannedSet.String()) |
| fmt.Sprintf("default_smp_affinity should not have ovsDpdk CPU bits set, got CPUs %s", | ||
| smpCPUSet.Intersection(ovsDpdkSet).String())) | ||
| "default_smp_affinity should not have ovsDpdk CPU bits set, got CPUs %s", | ||
| smpCPUSet.Intersection(ovsDpdkSet).String()) |
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ditto. there are more occurrences below
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| out, err := nodes.ExecCommand(ctx, node, []string{"/bin/bash", "-c", "cat /proc/schedstat"}) |
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also check output is not empty/in the expected format
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| Expect(reservedSystemCPUs.Equals(expectedReservedSystem)).To(BeTrue(), | ||
| "ReservedSystemCPUs should be %s (reserved + shared + ovsDpdk), got %s", | ||
| expectedReservedSystem.String(), reservedSystemCPUs.String()) |
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String() is being implicitly called, you can drop it. remove it also from other occurrences in the code.
| return cpuset.Parse(strings.TrimSpace(testutils.ToString(cgroupCpus))) | ||
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Is there a reason why this and getNodeIRQBannedCPUSet returning error and the rest are containing assertions?
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This PR has 4 commits:
Contexts (shared setup/teardown, fewer MCP reboots) and add test ids
ovsDpdk, mixedCpus coexistence, cleanup on remove; consolidate into
shared verify helpers
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