feat: support disk

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• New Features
  • AWS instances now provision root volumes sized to the workload’s ephemeral-storage request, with a minimum size matching the AMI’s root disk. These volumes are deleted when the instance terminates.
  • AWS hourly pricing now includes the cost of the requested root-volume storage.

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• pkg/provider/aws/aws.go
• pkg/provider/aws/aws_test.go
• pkg/provider/aws/client.go
• pkg/provider/aws/client_test.go
• pkg/provider/modal/modal.go
• pkg/provider/modal/modal_test.go
• pkg/util/resources.go
• pkg/util/resources_test.go
• pkg/vnode/node.go
• pkg/vnode/node_test.go

📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The change carries Pod ephemeral-storage capacity into AWS instance specifications and pricing requests. AWS provisioning can size the root volume from that capacity, and AWS hourly pricing includes the corresponding gp3 storage cost.

Changes

AWS Disk Capacity

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Disk capacity request pkg/provider/pricing.go, pkg/util/resources.go, pkg/util/resources_test.go, internal/controller/nodeclaim_controller.go, pkg/provider/aws/aws.go, pkg/provider/aws/aws_test.go, pkg/provider/modal/modal.go	PriceRequest and AWS instance specifications now include disk capacity. The capacity comes from the first container’s ephemeral-storage limit, or its request when no limit is set, rounded up to GiB. Tests cover conversion and propagation. Modal comments describe disk pricing that remains unhandled.
AMI-based root-volume sizing pkg/provider/aws/client.go, pkg/provider/aws/client_test.go, pkg/provider/aws/aws_test.go	The AWS client retains AMI root-device and snapshot-size metadata. For a positive disk request, it configures a gp3 root volume at least as large as the AMI snapshot. Tests cover root-device selection and volume sizing.
Hourly disk pricing pkg/provider/catalog/data/pricing.go, pkg/provider/aws/aws.go, pkg/provider/aws/aws_test.go	The catalog adds a gp3 hourly rate and root-volume cost calculation. AWS pricing adds that cost to the base instance price and propagates base pricing errors. Tests cover disk pricing and the no-instance-price case.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Pod
  participant NodeclaimController
  participant AWSProvider
  participant PricingCatalog
  Pod->>NodeclaimController: Provide ephemeral-storage capacity
  NodeclaimController->>AWSProvider: Send PriceRequest with DiskGiB
  AWSProvider->>PricingCatalog: Get base instance price
  PricingCatalog-->>AWSProvider: Return base price
  AWSProvider->>PricingCatalog: Calculate root-volume cost for DiskGiB
  PricingCatalog-->>AWSProvider: Return hourly root-volume cost

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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 65927

The new AWS disk support can record incorrect node prices. Small disk requests are underpriced relative to the volume actually created, and an extreme storage limit can produce a negative price. Workloads may also run out of disk before reaching their configured limit, because the OS and container images share the same volume. These issues should be fixed before merging.

Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 65927

Workloads can now influence AWS root-volume capacity. The new path lacks provider-side size bounds and checked numeric conversion, creating potential allocation and pricing inconsistencies. Existing instance eligibility, claim ownership, and termination cleanup remain limiting controls.

Retained concerns

• Medium · security · inferred: The new workload-controlled disk input reaches pricing and AWS allocation without provider-side upper bounds or checked conversion. If a sufficiently large Pod quantity passes admission, rounding can overflow or the AWS int32 size can wrap, causing inconsistent pricing and provisioning. Large valid requests also expand per-workload cloud consumption; effective upstream quota containment was not established. This changes the base behavior, which did not size volumes from this field.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — A principal able to submit an accepted, AWS-eligible workload can now influence its root-volume capacity through ephemeral-storage. The directly affected asset is the claim's instance and root volume; repeated allocations can consume shared account storage quota and spend. Catalog eligibility and one-instance fleet capacity constrain each attempt, while effective tenant-level storage limits were not established.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — The supported new risk path is an oversized accepted Pod quantity flowing through unchecked rounding into both pricing and an unchecked AWS size conversion. Potential outcomes are expanded consumption, rejected launches, or divergent price and allocation values. The evidence does not establish an authentication bypass, cross-tenant data access, or successful exploitation.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — The provisioning caller resolves a NodePool policy and NodeClaim placement decision before requesting an external instance; inability to establish either stops provisioning. AWS still maps accelerator requirements through its catalog and uses claim identity for instance adoption. These controls do not themselves establish a disk-size quota.
• observed — Price recording is pinned once and treats pricing errors as nonfatal. The inspected provisioning caller does not make successful price recording a prerequisite. This separation already existed; the PR adds disk to the recorded request rather than introducing a new pricing gate.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Existing stable-name launch-template reuse accepts AlreadyExists without checking template contents, and each invocation performs best-effort deferred deletion. DiskGiB adds another specification dimension to this inherited recovery behavior. Per-claim serialization and specification stability were not established, so stale or concurrent disk mismatches remain an uncertainty rather than a verified PR regression.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Validate storage against provider-supported and operator-approved bounds before pricing or allocation, use checked quantity conversion, and reject invalid sizes as workload-specific errors. Define one effective disk value for provisioning and accounting, including AMI minimum behavior.
• proposed — Verify the authoritative EBS encryption policy and document or enforce it for resized roots. Establish specification-consistent template reuse across interruption and concurrency through serialized ownership or validated existing-template contents.

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Copilot review overview

🟡 Changes recommended

Ephemeral-storage Pods cannot currently schedule, and AWS sizing and pricing can underrepresent the storage actually required or provisioned.

Review effort: Balanced
Findings: 2 · 3

Open (5)

• Account for root-volume overhead in ephemeral storage · New
• Advertise ephemeral-storage capacity on virtual nodes · New
• Price the actual AMI root volume size · New
• Apply region-specific gp3 pricing · New
• Reject requests exceeding supported disk pricing · New

What changed in this PR

Adds Pod ephemeral-storage sizing and pricing, primarily for AWS gp3 root volumes.

Changes:

• Extracts requested disk size from Pods.
• Resizes AWS root volumes and adds disk pricing.
• Propagates disk requirements into claim pricing.

File	Description
pkg/​util/​resources.go	Adds ephemeral-storage conversion.
pkg/​util/​resources_test.go	Tests disk extraction and rounding.
pkg/​provider/​pricing.go	Adds disk to pricing requests.
pkg/​provider/​modal/​modal.go	Handles Modal’s free disk allowance.
pkg/​provider/​catalog/​data/​pricing.go	Adds AWS gp3 pricing.
pkg/​provider/​aws/​client.go	Resolves and resizes AMI root volumes.
pkg/​provider/​aws/​client_test.go	Tests root-volume sizing.
pkg/​provider/​aws/​aws.go	Connects Pod disk sizing and AWS pricing.
pkg/​provider/​aws/​aws_test.go	Tests provisioning and pricing integration.
internal/​controller/​nodeclaim_controller.go	Includes disk in recorded pricing.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @pkg/provider/aws/aws.go:
- Line 756: Calculate the storage component of the rate from the resolved root
volume size used by rootVolume, rather than req.DiskGiB. Ensure it reflects the
AMI’s provisioned size when that exceeds the request and when req.DiskGiB is
zero.

Review comments at @pkg/provider/aws/client.go:
- Line 679: Update the volume sizing expression in the `VolumeSize` assignment
to add the workload limit (`diskGiB`) to the AMI root size (`c.rootGiB`) so the
volume reserves capacity for both; ensure the resulting volume size is used for
pricing.

Review comments at @pkg/util/resources.go:
- Line 78: Update the resource-to-GiB conversion that returns the rounded value
to compare the quantity against the supported disk maximum before calling
q.Value() or rounding; reject quantities above that maximum so overflow cannot
produce a negative DiskGiB.

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📒 Files selected for processing (10)

• internal/controller/nodeclaim_controller.go
• pkg/provider/aws/aws.go
• pkg/provider/aws/aws_test.go
• pkg/provider/aws/client.go
• pkg/provider/aws/client_test.go
• pkg/provider/catalog/data/pricing.go
• pkg/provider/modal/modal.go
• pkg/provider/pricing.go
• pkg/util/resources.go
• pkg/util/resources_test.go

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Copilot review overview

🟡 Changes recommended

Storage bounds, overflow handling, and Modal provisioning enforcement remain incorrect.

Review effort: Balanced
Findings: 2 · 1

Open (3)

• 16 TiB workloads exceed gp3 volume size limit · New
• Ceiling calculation overflows near maximum quantity · New
• Modal provisioning ignores disk requests above 512 GiB · New

Resolved since last review (5)

• Advertise ephemeral-storage capacity on virtual nodes
• Account for root-volume overhead in ephemeral storage
• Reject requests exceeding supported disk pricing
• Apply region-specific gp3 pricing
• Price the actual AMI root volume size

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Copilot review overview

🟡 Changes recommended

AWS can exceed gp3’s volume cap, while Modal’s pricing-only guard does not prevent under-provisioned sandboxes.

Review effort: Balanced
Findings: 1 · 1

Open (2)

• Price larger AWS volumes using the resolved root size · New
• Document Modal's provider-specific DiskGiB handling · New

Resolved since last review (3)

• Ceiling calculation overflows near maximum quantity
• 16 TiB workloads exceed gp3 volume size limit
• Modal provisioning ignores disk requests above 512 GiB

[Copilot]

Copilot review overview

🟡 Changes recommended

Disk limits are enforced too late for placement, and the gp3 maximum used by the implementation is outdated.

Review effort: Balanced
Findings: 1 · 1

Open (2)

• Price larger AWS volumes using the resolved root size
• Placement ignores provider disk capacity and retries incompatible candidates · New

Resolved since last review (1)

• Document Modal's provider-specific DiskGiB handling

Previously missed (3)

In code that hasn't changed since last review

Stale gp3 cap rejects supported AWS volume sizes

pkg/​util/​resources.go:71

This cap is based on a stale gp3 limit: the current EC2 API documents gp3 volumes up to 65,536 GiB, so AWS workloads above 16 TiB are rejected even though the backend can support them. Either make 16 TiB an explicit Nebula product limit or use provider-specific limits that account for AWS root-volume overhead.

This issue also appears on line 88 of the same file.

Controller tests do not verify DiskGiB forwarding

internal/​controller/​nodeclaim_controller.go:419

The controller forwarding path is not covered with a nonzero disk value. The existing TestRecordPrice_WritesRateAndRequest asserts every other PriceRequest field, so extend it with ephemeral storage and assert DiskGiB; otherwise this field can be dropped here without any controller test failing.

Outdated gp3 maximum is presented as an AWS limit

pkg/​vnode/​node.go:405

The gp3 maximum stated here is outdated; the current EC2 API reports a 65,536 GiB maximum. If 16 TiB is intentionally the workload scale target, describe it as Nebula's target rather than an AWS volume limit.

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Copilot review overview

🔵 Needs a closer look

Modal disk requests can bypass failover, and larger AMI roots can produce invalid gp3 volume sizes.

Review effort: Balanced
Findings: None

Resolved since last review (2)

• Price larger AWS volumes using the resolved root size
• Placement ignores provider disk capacity and retries incompatible candidates

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/lgtm
/kind feature

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