HIVE-2671: add netpols to e2e env - #2944
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe E2E scripts apply deny-all ChangesE2E network policy coverage
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new E2E network-policy validation can report success even if its background watcher fails, allowing policy regressions to go undetected. This is a localized but concrete merge-readiness issue that should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant E2E Pool Test
participant Namespace Watcher
participant Kubernetes
E2E Pool Test->>Namespace Watcher: start watcher
Namespace Watcher->>Kubernetes: watch labeled cluster-pool namespaces
Kubernetes-->>Namespace Watcher: stream namespace events
Namespace Watcher->>Kubernetes: apply deny-all NetworkPolicy
E2E Pool Test->>Namespace Watcher: terminate during cleanup
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This is great, thanks @grokspawn !
I think we may also want to deny-all the CLUSTER_NAMESPACE.
And it would be nice if we could do the same for clusterpool namespaces, but those get created at runtime by the controller, so it would be more difficult (spawn a subthread with a namespace watch, kind of thing).
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In `@hack/e2e-common.sh`:
- Around line 163-165: Update the namespace tracking in the loop around
apply_deny_all_netpol so ns is added to seen only when the policy application
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I'm totally not gonna block on these comments. Feel free to address them or unhold.
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| done < <(oc get namespace -l 'hive.openshift.io/cluster-pool-name' \ | ||
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- We can't get away from a race condition here, but we can narrow it way down if we use
-winstead ofsleep. - Using
-o name --no-headersis a bit cleaner/efficienter than the jsonpath loop. - femtonit: I personally prefer the form where I see the loop's data before its logic.
In summary:
oc get ns -l '...' -o name --no-headers -w | while IFS=/ read _ ns; do ...
- We may not hit it in this test sequence, but in theory we could hot loop if a namespace gets deleted between when we retrieve it and when we idempotently create it in
apply_deny_all_netpol. The fact that that guy always attempts to create the ns, even in this context, bugs me a little -- perhaps we could either split that func up or have it take a bool to determine whether it does that step? - Again this is only theoretical, but the efficiency of the mondo-string-as-seen-cache drops as O(#namespaces). Using an associative array would not suffer that penalty.
(I have been accused of overanalyzing non-production shell code in the past.)
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I prefer the -w approach, but I wasn't too fussed either way. Adopted the -w and associative arrays.
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The add'l logic for apply_deny_all_netpol to track seen introduces complexity but isn't totally unreadable.
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/hold The (intermittent) e2e failure will be addressed by #2945. |
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In `@hack/e2e-common.sh`:
- Around line 170-183: Update the namespace watch supervision around the oc get
pipeline and NETPOL_WATCHER_PID so watch failures are detected despite
suppressed oc errors, the watcher reconnects with backoff, and failed
apply_deny_all_netpol operations are retried independently until succeeding or
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setup failure, and update the exit trap to terminate the captured
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| oc get namespace -l 'hive.openshift.io/cluster-pool-name' -o name --no-headers -w 2>/dev/null \ | ||
| | while IFS=/ read -r _ ns; do | ||
| [[ -z "$ns" ]] && continue | ||
| [[ -n "${seen[$ns]}" ]] && continue | ||
| # The namespace already exists (we're reacting to it), so don't re-create it. | ||
| # Only record it as seen once the policy actually applies, so a transient | ||
| # failure leaves it eligible for a later event. | ||
| if apply_deny_all_netpol "$ns" false; then | ||
| seen[$ns]=1 | ||
| else | ||
| echo "Failed to apply deny-all NetworkPolicy to namespace ${ns}; will retry on next event" >&2 | ||
| fi | ||
| done | ||
| } |
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Supervise and reconnect the pool watcher.
When oc get ... -w fails, the pipeline returns success from the empty while loop. The watcher exits silently because oc errors are discarded. A failed apply_deny_all_netpol is logged once and is not retried if no later namespace event occurs.
Reconnect the watch with backoff and retry policy application independently of namespace events. Monitor NETPOL_WATCHER_PID and fail E2E setup when the watcher exits or policy retries are exhausted. The exit trap currently uses kill %1 instead of the captured watcher PID, so it stops the timeout job rather than reliably stopping the watcher.
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In `@hack/e2e-common.sh` around lines 170 - 183, Update the namespace watch
supervision around the oc get pipeline and NETPOL_WATCHER_PID so watch failures
are detected despite suppressed oc errors, the watcher reconnects with backoff,
and failed apply_deny_all_netpol operations are retried independently until
succeeding or exhausting the retry policy. Propagate watcher or retry exhaustion
as an E2E setup failure, and update the exit trap to terminate the captured
NETPOL_WATCHER_PID instead of relying on kill %1.
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Would running under set -o pipefail cause the whole script to fail if the oc get fails? Given how rarely we expect that to occur, that's probably the simplest and cleanest solution. (Again, not crucial to fix here and now.)
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@2uasimojo, correction: hack/e2e-pool-test.sh enables set -e before it sources hack/e2e-common.sh.
With set -o pipefail, an oc get ... -w failure would cause the watcher pipeline to return nonzero. Because the watcher runs in the background, set -e would end the watcher process. It would not end the foreground E2E script.
The E2E script would need wait "$NETPOL_WATCHER_PID" with status handling to propagate that watcher failure. Therefore, pipefail is a clean improvement for visibility, but it does not provide whole-script failure by itself.
Given that this is not necessary for the current PR, deferring the supervision work is reasonable.
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| oc get namespace -l 'hive.openshift.io/cluster-pool-name' -o name --no-headers -w 2>/dev/null \ | ||
| | while IFS=/ read -r _ ns; do | ||
| [[ -z "$ns" ]] && continue | ||
| [[ -n "${seen[$ns]}" ]] && continue | ||
| # The namespace already exists (we're reacting to it), so don't re-create it. | ||
| # Only record it as seen once the policy actually applies, so a transient | ||
| # failure leaves it eligible for a later event. | ||
| if apply_deny_all_netpol "$ns" false; then | ||
| seen[$ns]=1 | ||
| else | ||
| echo "Failed to apply deny-all NetworkPolicy to namespace ${ns}; will retry on next event" >&2 | ||
| fi | ||
| done | ||
| } |
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Would running under set -o pipefail cause the whole script to fail if the oc get fails? Given how rarely we expect that to occur, that's probably the simplest and cleanest solution. (Again, not crucial to fix here and now.)
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verifies #2923
Adds baseline deny-all networkpolicy objects to e2e so that the defensive policies from #2923 are required to maintain functionality.
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