OLS-4070: Fix sandbox-claim mode: add Sandbox resource watcher and timeout handler - #478
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📝 WalkthroughSummary by CodeRabbit
WalkthroughThe controller adds sandbox-claim execution support with v1beta1 resources, Sandbox condition handling, mode-specific timeout processing, and separate integration-test scenarios for bare-pod and sandbox-claim modes. ChangesSandbox execution lifecycle
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Sandbox
participant handleSandboxEvent
participant SandboxClaim
participant AgenticRun
Sandbox->>handleSandboxEvent: status.conditions update
handleSandboxEvent->>SandboxClaim: resolve ownerRef metadata
SandboxClaim-->>handleSandboxEvent: return step and run metadata
handleSandboxEvent->>AgenticRun: patch step condition or complete step
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Result resource updates may not trigger run reconciliation, which can delay or stall execution progress until another event or timeout occurs. This bounded correctness risk should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In @.tekton/integration-tests/scripts/install-operator.sh:
- Around line 48-50: Update install-operator.sh after the CRD waits to wait for
the installed Agent Sandbox controller deployment to reach the Available
condition before the script exits, using the deployment’s actual name and
namespace from the installation. Keep the existing CRD waits unchanged and
ensure the readiness wait completes before run-e2e-tests can start.
In `@controller/agenticrun/sandbox_handler.go`:
- Line 65: Update the error handling around completeSandboxStep and the status
patch calls in the sandbox handler to capture and log each returned error
instead of discarding it; when the run is known, return an AgenticRun request so
the failed update can be retried, while preserving the existing flow for
successful updates.
- Around line 121-122: Update the result-validation handling around
validateResultCR so an absent Result CR does not mark the step SandboxFailed or
release the sandbox. Keep the step condition Unknown and use the existing Result
CR watch or a bounded requeue to retry validation, while preserving failure
handling for present but invalid results.
In `@controller/agenticrun/sandbox_manager.go`:
- Line 434: Update the release flow in the SandboxClaim handling to delete the
referenced SandboxWarmPool before deleting its SandboxTemplate. Use the
AgenticRun-owned warm-pool reference, and preserve the existing template
deletion behavior afterward.
In `@controller/agenticrun/timeout_handler.go`:
- Line 76: Update the timeout handling flow around completeStep to capture and
log errors from every step-completion call, including the paths for condition
patching, result processing, and cleanup. Apply this consistently to all
referenced call sites instead of discarding returned errors, while preserving
the existing completion flow.
In `@test/e2e/execution_test.go`:
- Around line 51-52: Update both PollUntilContextTimeout callbacks around c.Get
to preserve API errors: return success when c.Get succeeds, retry only when the
error is a Kubernetes NotFound error, and immediately return any other error
such as Forbidden or transport failures. Apply the same handling to both polling
blocks and avoid discarding the c.Get error.
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| _ = r.completeSandboxStep(ctx, &run, step, condType, succeeded, failMsg, "") |
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Handle status update failures.
On Lines 65, 71, and 75, the handler discards errors from terminal completion and status patches. A transient API failure can leave the step status stale until an unrelated event occurs. Log the error and return an AgenticRun request for retry when the run is known.
As per path instructions: “Never ignore error returns.”
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In `@controller/agenticrun/sandbox_handler.go` at line 65, Update the error
handling around completeSandboxStep and the status patch calls in the sandbox
handler to capture and log each returned error instead of discarding it; when
the run is known, return an AgenticRun request so the failed update can be
retried, while preserving the existing flow for successful updates.
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| phase := pod.Status.Phase | ||
| if (phase == corev1.PodSucceeded || phase == corev1.PodFailed) && isStepInProgress(&run, condType) { | ||
| log.Info("retrying completion for terminal pod", LogKeyName, pod.Name, LogKeyStep, step) | ||
| _ = r.completeStep(ctx, &run, pod, step, condType, "") |
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Handle errors from step completion.
These calls discard errors from condition patching, result processing, and cleanup. Capture and log each error so timeout failures are observable and actionable.
As per path instructions: “Never ignore error returns.”
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In `@controller/agenticrun/timeout_handler.go` at line 76, Update the timeout
handling flow around completeStep to capture and log errors from every
step-completion call, including the paths for condition patching, result
processing, and cleanup. Apply this consistently to all referenced call sites
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In @.tekton/integration-tests/scripts/install-operator.sh:
- Line 45: Update the oc apply command in the operator installation script to
use the published sandbox.yaml asset instead of manifest.yaml, preserving the
existing AGENT_SANDBOX_RELEASE_BASE and AGENT_SANDBOX_VERSION path construction.
Apply the same fix in @.tekton/integration-tests/scripts/install-operator.sh at
line 50: Adds the required readiness wait to the same installation fix.
In `@controller/agenticrun/timeout_handler.go`:
- Line 142: Update the Sandbox lookup in the timeout handler around r.Get so
only apierrors.IsNotFound(err) follows the absent-Sandbox path; log all other
retrieval errors and return/requeue them for retry instead of calling
completeSandboxStep or releasing the sandbox.
- Around line 35-36: Update sandboxCRDInstalled to verify REST mappings for
Sandbox, SandboxTemplate, SandboxWarmPool, and SandboxClaim, and return true
only when all required mappings succeed before setting sandboxCRDsPresent.
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| _, err := mgr.GetRESTMapper().RESTMapping(smSandboxGVK.GroupKind(), smSandboxGVK.Version) | ||
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Agent Sandbox v1.0.0 install bundle SandboxClaim SandboxTemplate SandboxWarmPool extension APIs opt-in CRDs
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Agent Sandbox v1.0.0 provides a declarative framework for managing sandboxed environments in Kubernetes [1][2]. The "extensions" components, which include the SandboxClaim, SandboxTemplate, and SandboxWarmPool Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs), are optional and must be explicitly opted into during installation [3][4]. Installation For standard installations including core components and extensions, you can use the following command [1]: kubectl apply -f https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox/releases/download/v1.0.0/sandbox-with-extensions.yaml If you prefer a modular approach, you can install the core components and extensions separately [1][5]: # Core only kubectl apply -f https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox/releases/download/v1.0.0/sandbox.yaml # Extensions (opt-in) kubectl apply -f https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox/releases/download/v1.0.0/extensions.yaml Alternatively, if using Helm, extensions are enabled by setting the controller parameter to true [4]: helm install agent-sandbox./helm/ --namespace agent-sandbox-system --set controller.extensions=true Extension CRDs The extension CRDs are located in the extensions.agents.x-k8s.io/v1beta1 API group [6] and facilitate a "warm start" workflow [3]: 1. SandboxTemplate: Defines a reusable blueprint for sandboxes, including container images, resources, and volumes [3][7]. 2. SandboxWarmPool: Maintains a specified number of pre-warmed sandboxes to reduce startup latency [3][7]. 3. SandboxClaim: The user-facing interface used to request a sandbox from a warm pool [3][7]. When a SandboxClaim is created, the controller attempts to fulfill it by adopting a ready sandbox from a SandboxWarmPool [3]. If a claim includes specific configurations (e.g., custom environment variables) that deviate from the template, the controller forces a "cold start" for that specific sandbox rather than adopting one from the pool [3][6].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox/releases/tag/v1.0.0
- 2: https://agent-sandbox.sigs.k8s.io/docs/
- 3: https://deepwiki.com/kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox/3-extensions-layer
- 4: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox/blob/main/helm/README.md
- 5: https://pkg.go.dev/sigs.k8s.io/agent-sandbox
- 6: https://agent-sandbox.sigs.k8s.io/docs/api/
- 7: https://docs.cloud.google.cn/kubernetes-engine/docs/reference/crds/agentsandbox
Require all sandbox-claim CRD mappings before enabling the mode.
sandboxCRDInstalled checks only Sandbox, but sandbox-claim mode creates SandboxTemplate, SandboxWarmPool, and SandboxClaim. Agent Sandbox v1.0.0 supports installing the core CRD without the optional extensions, so this partial installation can enable the mode and make resource creation fail. Check every required GVK before setting sandboxCRDsPresent.
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In `@controller/agenticrun/timeout_handler.go` around lines 35 - 36, Update
sandboxCRDInstalled to verify REST mappings for Sandbox, SandboxTemplate,
SandboxWarmPool, and SandboxClaim, and return true only when all required
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- Line 50: Add an oc wait for the sandboxwarmpools.extensions.agents.x-k8s.io
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SandboxWarmPool is established before sandbox-claim setup proceeds.
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In `@controller/agenticrun/timeout_handler.go`:
- Around line 35-38: Update the timeout handling flow around isSandboxClaimMode,
handleSandboxTimeEvent, and handlePodTimeEvent so active steps continue
processing resources using the mode they were launched with rather than the
current default mode. Ensure outstanding resources from a prior mode, such as
bare pods after switching to sandbox-claim, are still scanned and receive
timeout results.
- Line 130: Update the Sandbox lookup in the timeout handler to use
status.sandbox.name from the SandboxClaim when that field is set, rather than
the claim name. Preserve the existing claim-creation timeout behavior when
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Do not select timeout handling only from the current mode.
If sandbox-mode changes while a step is active, this branch stops scanning resources from the prior mode. For example, after a bare-pod to sandbox-claim change, a pending bare pod no longer receives a timeout result. Process outstanding resources independently of the current default mode, or persist the selected mode with each launched step.
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In `@controller/agenticrun/timeout_handler.go` around lines 35 - 38, Update the
timeout handling flow around isSandboxClaimMode, handleSandboxTimeEvent, and
handlePodTimeEvent so active steps continue processing resources using the mode
they were launched with rather than the current default mode. Ensure outstanding
resources from a prior mode, such as bare pods after switching to sandbox-claim,
are still scanned and receive timeout results.
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In the Kubernetes agent-sandbox project, status.sandbox.name is a field within the SandboxClaim status that identifies the name of the provisioned Sandbox resource bound to that claim [1][2]. Key details regarding this field in agent-sandbox v1.0.0 include: - Purpose: When a SandboxClaim is processed, the controller allocates a Sandbox and updates the claim's status to reflect the name of this bound resource, allowing clients to discover the sandbox identity [3][2]. - API Path: It is located at status.sandbox.name in the SandboxClaim resource [1][2]. - Backward Compatibility: A recent change renamed this field from Name (capitalized) to name (lowercase) [2][4]. While v1.0.0 uses name, some client libraries have implemented backward compatibility to handle the older Name field returned by earlier or legacy controllers [4]. - Usage: The field is used by clients (such as the Python SDK) to detect successful sandbox provisioning [3]. It is recommended to watch the SandboxClaim resource or check this field in combination with the Ready condition rather than polling the API [3]. - Printing: It is exposed as a print column in kubectl under the name "Sandbox" [1][2]. The SandboxClaim resource itself uses the API group extensions.agents.x-k8s.io/v1beta1 [5][1]. Users should ensure their clusters are migrated to v1beta1 before upgrading to v1.0.0, as legacy v1alpha1 versions were removed [6].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox/blob/43194cb9/k8s/crds/extensions.agents.x-k8s.io_sandboxclaims.yaml
- 2: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox/blob/43194cb9/extensions/api/v1beta1/sandboxclaim_types.go
- 3: https://agent-sandbox.sigs.k8s.io/docs/python-client/
- 4: GitHub pull request 515 in kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://agent-sandbox.sigs.k8s.io/docs/api/
- 6: https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/agent-sandbox/blob/main/docs/api-migration-guide.md
Resolve the Sandbox through SandboxClaim status.
When status.sandbox.name is set, use it for the Sandbox lookup. The claim name is not the bound Sandbox identity and can cause a valid Sandbox to be treated as absent. Keep the claim-creation timeout path when the field is empty.
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In `@controller/agenticrun/timeout_handler.go` at line 130, Update the Sandbox
lookup in the timeout handler to use status.sandbox.name from the SandboxClaim
when that field is set, rather than the claim name. Preserve the existing
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In @.ai/spec/what/sandbox-execution.md:
- Line 18: The specification must align with the current SetupWithManager
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| 8a. **[OLS-3066] Sandbox RBAC for Result CRs**: Each step gets its own per-step ServiceAccount (`ls-{step}-{namespace}-{runUID}`). The per-step SA MUST have `create` and `patch` (with `status` subresource) permissions on only its specific Result CRD (e.g. analysis SA can only create `AnalysisResult`). The execution SA additionally receives execution-specific Roles/ClusterRoles for the approved remediation. | ||
| 8b. **[OLS-3066] Result CR readiness signal**: The operator MUST only process a Result CR when its `status.conditions` includes `Completed=True`. A Result CR without this condition indicates the sandbox has called `oc create` but has not yet patched the status — the operator MUST wait for the status update (which triggers another `Owns()` watch event). This guards against the race between `oc create` and `oc patch --subresource=status`. | ||
| 9. **[OLS-3066] Watch-driven async**: The controller MUST use watch-based event delivery instead of synchronous polling. `SetupWithManager` MUST `Owns()` Pods (bare-pod mode), SandboxClaims (sandbox-claim mode), ConfigMaps, and all Result CR types (AnalysisResult, ExecutionResult, VerificationResult, EscalationResult). Pod watches are for **failure detection only** (Pod `Failed`, `ImagePullBackOff`). Result CR watches are for **completion detection** (Result CR created with `Completed` condition). Every in-progress step MUST return `RequeueAfter(30s)` as a safety net for missed watch events. | ||
| 9. **[OLS-3066, OLS-4070] Watch-driven async**: The controller MUST use watch-based event delivery instead of synchronous polling. `SetupWithManager` registers two mode-gated watch handlers: (a) `Watches(&Pod{}, handlePodEvent)` for bare-pod mode — filters by `LabelRun`/`LabelStep` labels on the pod; (b) `Watches(&Sandbox{unstructured}, handleSandboxEvent)` for sandbox-claim mode — resolves the owning `SandboxClaim` via ownerRef to read operator labels/annotations. Both handlers short-circuit when the current mode (from the config cache) doesn't match. In bare-pod mode, pod phase transitions drive step completion. In sandbox-claim mode, the `Sandbox` resource's `status.conditions` drive step completion: `Finished=True` with reason `PodSucceeded` → step succeeded; `Finished=True` with other reasons → step failed; `Ready=True` → step running. Result CR watches (via `Owns()`) handle completion detection. Every in-progress step MUST return `RequeueAfter(30s)` as a safety net for missed watch events. |
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Register Result CR watches before documenting them as retained.
Rule 9 requires Result CR Owns() watches, but the supplied controller/agenticrun/reconciler.go:225-294 SetupWithManager chain shows no watches for AnalysisResult, ExecutionResult, VerificationResult, or EscalationResult. After the sandbox creates and patches a Result CR, the run may not reconcile until an unrelated event or timeout. Add the missing watches, or update this rule to match the implementation.
This finding is based on the supplied controller/agenticrun/reconciler.go:225-294 wiring context.
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In @.ai/spec/what/sandbox-execution.md at line 18, The specification must align
with the current SetupWithManager wiring: either add Owns() watches for
AnalysisResult, ExecutionResult, VerificationResult, and EscalationResult, or
remove the requirement that Result CR watches handle completion detection.
Prefer registering the missing watches in SetupWithManager so Result CR updates
trigger reconciliation as documented.
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