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smoke: cover Native files served by the data plane - #1378
Adds typed space_smoke scenarios that send Native files calls to the data plane's origin (SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL, 127.0.0.1:8090 on Kind). Each one fails while the data plane does not serve them.
All 11 operations, and the refusals of their field checks (missing path, missing key, zero-length read, zero depth, wrong method), answer the data plane with the statuses and bodies the API answers on the same sandbox. Request ids and guest timestamps are compared for presence only; files:modified's list is compared for shape. The API's own answers are checked too, so the parity is with a working route
native_contract.file_idempotency_across_origins
A write sent to the API is replayed by the data plane under its key, and a different write under that key gets 409 idempotency_conflict. A rename sent to the data plane is replayed by the API the same way. Neither refused request changes a file
With wake.on=["access"], a files:write to the data plane after an idle suspend wakes the sandbox and lands, and the state written before the suspend is still there
Exactly 16 MiB lands whole (its size, and 1 KiB at its start, middle and end, checked). One byte more is the API's 400 file write payload is too large, and writes nothing
native_contract.file_upload_admission_429
Native upload admission (SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_UPLOAD_ADMISSION, #1374) is set to one write per sandbox with no wait. Writes to one sandbox are held open on more connections than there are data-plane replicas, so the entry Service must put two on one replica. At least one is refused before its body is read with 429 rate_limited, retryable and a Retry-After of 1 to 5, and every admitted one lands once its body ends
The two cross-origin scenarios need two origins.file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane and file_idempotency_across_origins compare the API's answers with the data plane's. SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL defaults to the API's URL, and a deployment that routes files:* through one load balancer usually gives both the same host. In either case both clients reach one server, and the comparison would pass without comparing two. So when the two URLs name one origin (scheme, host and port, as _safe_origin reads them), both now raise SmokeConfigurationError before creating a sandbox. The runner records that as inconclusive, its verdict for a run that cannot be judged with its configuration, never pass. They keep the NativeHardeningFixture. The framework narrows a scenario to Kind through its fixture type, and that declares a privileged capability (kubectl control). These scenarios need none: any deployment that exposes both origins can run them, and Kind's smoke runner already exports SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8090.
No answer marks which server gave it. ResponseOrigin::DataPlane classifies the data plane's own refusals for its metrics and trace span only. It sets no header or body field, and covers no successful answer. Answering exactly as the API does is the contract these scenarios check, so there is nothing to assert on the data-plane side. A load balancer or port-forward that sends a distinct data-plane origin to the API is not caught here.
The admission scenario's knob cycle (record, override, restore) is the native recovery control's. It holds the mutation Lease, pins the autoscalers, captures the Deployment, patches only allowlisted env entries, and puts them back exactly, checking the restored spec. Its env patch and scoped override now take the Deployment: the controller's probe budgets (operation_age_limit, unchanged in behaviour) and the data plane's upload admission share them. The scenario is native_contract.* rather than local.*: the framework runs local.* on the ECW surface, and native_contract.zero_vcpu_admission already pairs this Kind-only native fixture with that category.
The sharding hints gain estimates for the new scenarios, and the inventory test lists them.
Validation
At this head (a1b10bfe), on #1377 (4bd3def4). Next to the rebase, which moved crate paths only (space_smoke/sharding.py kept main's refreshed hints and added this PR's five; one comment in space_smoke/adapters.py names the moved admission.rs), this revision makes three scenarios stricter:
file_upload_admission_429 closes every held connection in a finally before the data plane's env is put back, and _held_upload closes its own if setup raises;
file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane checks each files:modified entry's fields and types, on both origins, before it compares the list as a shape;
file_write_size_boundary_on_the_data_plane reads back 1 KiB at the start, the middle and the end of the 16 MiB file, not only the end.
Python:ci/scripts/run-python-tests.sh (all Python tests, space_smoke and chart tests included, with Postgres): 2002 passed, 1 skipped (needs e2fsprogs).
Tests, each case checked against a mutation that makes it fail. Against this PR's previous head (74230f62), 14 of the 19 new cases fail; the 5 that pass are the well-formed files:modified answers, the intact write and the changed last byte, which the old checks already caught.
Test
What it proves
Mutation that makes it fail
test_one_origin_is_inconclusive_before_any_sandbox (both scenarios × 127.0.0.1:8080 twice, and https://space.example against https://space.example:443/v1)
Through execute_scenario, one origin is inconclusive, names SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL, and creates no sandbox
drop the check from either scenario; check after create_ready; compare the raw URLs; raise AssertionError (a fail)
files: [42], or an entry without a string path, without last_modified_at or with a non-string one, without a list of string kinds, or with a nullroot, fails the scenario
Kind, the full stack:bash infra/space/kind/scripts/up.sh with the worktree at 3b5f3999, smoke: cover Native files served by the data plane #1378's previous head, which contains this PR. Its code is this stack's except the Rust tests data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374 split for the test-duration budget (b3ec8f76), which no image builds. Every SPACE container runs the latest build of its image (image provenance check). The images were built at 3b5f3999, 67cbaf12 or 74230f62, whose image inputs are the same (they differ only in space_smoke/). The data plane ran with --shutdown-grace-secs 175, a 205 s termination grace, SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_UPLOAD_ADMISSION=true and 128 MiB Native byte budgets. The five data-plane scenarios each pass by name (file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane 4 s, file_idempotency_across_origins 4 s, file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox 72 s, file_write_size_boundary_on_the_data_plane 5 s, file_upload_admission_429 85 s, which put the standing admission env back exactly). scripts/tests/smoke-kind-typed.sh native with SPACE_SMOKE_KIND_ADMIN_TOKEN_FILE set: SUITE: 47 passed, 0 warned, 0 failed, 0 inconclusive or infrastructure errors, 11 ignored by design (the Windows and dedicated-node scenarios main now carries among them). That includes the two scenarios that use the refactored probe-budget override (native_contract.zero_vcpu_admission, native_recovery.stale_queued_work_expires_after_controller_outage). At the previous head (273c0294, before data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375's and kind: serve Native files from the data plane #1377's changes) the five scenarios passed as well, and at 74230f62 the native run was the same 47 passed.
One origin, before and after: with SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080, the API's origin, on the cluster at an earlier head (81e3a00b):
scenario
previous revision (e2999d15)
this head
file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane
PASS, exit 0
INCONCLUSIVE, exit 2, no sandbox created
file_idempotency_across_origins
PASS, exit 0
INCONCLUSIVE, exit 2, no sandbox created
From the previous revision (e2999d15), unaffected by this change: with SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES=off set on the running data-plane Deployment, every new scenario failed. The latency below was measured there too.
Kind latency (previous revision), files:write on one running sandbox: 4 KiB × 30, 1 MiB × 20 and 16 MiB × 8, after two warm-ups each, sequential. Data-plane origin against API origin, in ms:
size
API p50
API p90
data plane p50
data plane p90
4 KiB
6.0
6.5
7.2
7.8
1 MiB
14.3
16.7
15.5
17.0
16 MiB
108.3
110.1
92.3
93.5
The data plane's two RPCs to the API add about 1.2 ms to a small write. It is about 15 % faster at 16 MiB, where space-api's own JSON and base64 handling of the whole body dominates. One Kind bench, idle otherwise; this measures latency only, not the load taken off space-api.
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (tests only).
Risk:
Kind time: the admission scenario rolls the data plane twice; the wake scenario waits for an idle suspend.
Refactor: the env-patch refactor touches the probe-budget override used by native_contract.zero_vcpu_admission and native_recovery.stale_queued_work_expires_after_controller_outage. The full native run above covers both.
Rollback: revert this PR.
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This is PR 11 of 12 and is based on kind-native-files-data-plane (#1377). Merge order:
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One false-confidence issue. Everything else looks sound: the 429 scenario's pigeonhole over replicas + 1 held connections works because write authorizes and admits before it reads the body (native_files/write.rs), the 5 s hold is well under the 15 s min-body-rate window, and the size-boundary, wake, and idempotency assertions can each actually fail.
The cross-origin scenarios pass vacuously when both origins are the same endpoint. space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane.py:61-66 and native_contract_file_idempotency_across_origins.py:15-16 build one client from test.config.api_url and one from test.config.data_plane_url, and assert the two give the same answers. For Native, services.py:557 defaults SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL to SPACE_API_URL. A deployment that routes files:* to the data plane through its load balancer (the setup the native_files.py docstring describes) will also usually give both the same host. In either case both clients hit the same server, so the comparison is API-vs-API (flag off) or DP-vs-DP (LB on). The scenario still passes and records "data plane matches the API" without having compared two servers. In Kind CI the origins are distinct (8080/8090), so these scenarios do test parity there. They aren't gated to Kind, though, and they run anywhere native runs.
Suggested fix: at the start of both scenarios, fail with a configuration error, or skip, when _safe_origin(config.api_url) == _safe_origin(config.data_plane_url). Alternatively, restrict them to the Kind backend, where both origins are exposed directly. If there is a cheap response marker for which server answered (e.g. the ResponseOrigin::DataPlane classification, if it is visible on the wire), asserting it on the data-plane side would also catch an LB or port-forward that silently sends both to the API.
@nikhilbirmiwal-pplx Fixed: both scenarios now end inconclusive (a configuration error, exit 2) before creating a sandbox when the API and data-plane URLs name one origin. On Kind they passed before and are inconclusive now. I kept them off a Kind-only fixture, because they need no cluster control, only two origins. There's no wire marker to assert: ResponseOrigin only reaches metrics and traces.
Adds guarded environment controls for Native upload admission and helpers for Native file calls. Adds scenarios that check cross-origin response parity and idempotency, file operations after sandbox suspension, the 16 MiB write boundary, and upload-admission responses. Adds tests for origin checks, response validation, boundary integrity, and upload connection cleanup. Updates the scenario inventory and duration estimates.
Possibly related PRs
perplexityai/SPACE#1374: Adds data-plane file-write routes and upload admission exercised by these scenarios.
perplexityai/SPACE#1377: Enables Native files on Kind and configures the data-plane path used by these scenarios.
perplexityai/SPACE#1373: Adds data-plane mutation routes and idempotency behavior tested here.
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The new smoke test can pass when both origins return the same malformed modified-files response. Add list-shape validation before relying on that coverage; the remaining risk is bounded and does not establish a production failure.
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@space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane.py:
- Around line 40-43: Update the `action == "modified"` handling to validate
every entry in `answer["files"]` against the `files:modified` contract’s
required fields and types before masking entries. Preserve the
timing-independent comparison by masking valid records only, and ensure
malformed entries such as integers cause the parity check to fail.
Review comments at
@space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_upload_admission_429.py:
- Around line 87-88: Update the upload handling around `_held_upload()` so a
`finally` block closes every connection returned before setup or response
handling fails, including failures during response reading or JSON decoding. In
`_held_upload()`, close its connection if setup raises before the helper returns
it, then preserve the existing exception behavior.
Review comments at
@space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_write_size_boundary_on_the_data_plane.py:
- Around line 42-44: Update the read-verification section using `at_cap` and
`payload` to read and compare at least one earlier chunk and one middle chunk
against the corresponding payload slices. Keep the existing final-1-KiB check so
the scenario validates content across the file, not just its length and tail.
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space_smoke/native_recovery.py:347: after an env patch, _wait can return before any new pod exists. _patch_env calls _wait without replaced. Right after the patch, once the deployment controller has synced, observedGeneration is current and readyReplicas, the pod count and readiness all still describe the old pods until the new ReplicaSet's first pod is created. A poll landing in that window returns early, and _verify_env then fails with "pod did not take" on a correct build. The window is short, and the race isn't new. But it now applies to the multi-replica data plane rather than only the single-replica controller. Passing the old pod UIDs as replaced=, as lines 453 and 478 already do, closes it. So does requiring status.updatedReplicas == count.
space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox.py:41: the wake write is sent once, though the scenario's own comment says a wake past 135 s is answered with a retryable error. WAKE_BUDGET_SECONDS = 180 leaves time for one retry with the same idempotency key, but a 503 with retryable: true fails the scenario on the first answer. native_contract_command_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox retries per Retry-After within its budget. Doing the same here would keep a slow restore on a loaded bench from counting as a contract failure.
space_smoke/native_files.py:36: require_distinct_origins compares origins literally, so loopback aliases of one server pass.
With the API at http://localhost:8080 and the data plane at http://127.0.0.1:8080, both clients reach the API. The cross-origin scenarios would then pass by comparing the API with itself, the false pass this guard exists to stop. Normalize localhost, 127.0.0.1 and ::1 to one host before comparing.
space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_write_size_boundary_on_the_data_plane.py:16: the docstring and two comments claim more than the scenario checks.
"As the API answers both": the scenario sends nothing to the API, and the 400 is matched against a fixed message. The read-back comment says "a chunk lost or reordered anywhere in the body reads back different", but only three 1 KiB windows (start, middle, end) of the 16 MiB file are read. A chunk swapped between two of them isn't seen, and with the period-23 pattern a shift by a multiple of 23 bytes reads back the same, contrary to line 22. Either narrow the prose to what the windows and the size_bytes check prove, or compare a digest of the whole file. Separately, (bytes(range(97, 120)) * (CAP // 23 + 1))[:CAP] builds identical bytes in about 5 ms rather than 0.7 s (I checked both).
space_smoke/sharding.py:156: two new estimates disagree with the PR's own measurements, which are already available.
The table marks them "not in the measured runs", but the description reports the admission scenario at 84 s (estimate 60) and the wake scenario at 71 s (estimate 100). Recording the measured values would keep the native shard balanced. Separately, native_files.data and error_code duplicate _data and _error_code in native_contract_file_idempotency_conflict.py:9-15, which could import them.
Verified against 273c02945a38aec302ff0a251a86594e9dad12c5. The head moved during my review, from 74230f62, and I re-checked every finding against the new head. I reviewed the diff against this PR's base branch, not against main. I ran the payload-construction comparison in finding 4. The rest I traced from the cited lines in a checkout of the head. I didn't run the smoke scenarios or space_smoke/tests. CI is green on this head. The previous head's red Rust tests check came only from the duration budget of a_write_takes_up_to_the_apis_limits, a test from the base files:write PR, which this head ran under the failure bound.
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Minor · Wait for replacement pod UIDs before verifying the patched environment. · native_recovery.py:347
space_smoke/native_recovery.py:347 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Wait for replacement pod UIDs before verifying the patched environment.
_patch_env changes the Deployment template but calls _wait without replaced. The readiness and generation checks can pass while an old ready pod remains alongside new pods. _verify_env then checks that old pod and can raise SmokeConfigurationError.
Capture the pod UIDs before the patch and pass them to the existing replacement check.
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Review comment at @space_smoke/native_recovery.py at line 347:
Update _patch_env to capture the existing pod UIDs before applying the
environment patch, then pass those UIDs to _wait using its existing replacement
check. Ensure verification proceeds only after replacement pods are ready, while
preserving the current replica-count wait.
Minor · Treat loopback host aliases as one origin in the distinct-origin guard. · native_files.py:36
space_smoke/native_files.py:36 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Treat loopback host aliases as one origin in the distinct-origin guard.
require_distinct_origins compares hostnames literally. With api_url=http://localhost:8080 and data_plane_url=http://127.0.0.1:8080, the check passes. Both URLs can reach the same server, so the two cross-origin scenarios can report success without comparing two servers. The guard's docstring says it exists to refuse that case.
Suggested fix
- if _safe_origin(test.config.api_url) == _safe_origin(test.config.data_plane_url):+ if _loopback_origin(test.config.api_url) == _loopback_origin(test.config.data_plane_url):
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Review comment at @space_smoke/native_files.py at line 36:
Update the distinct-origin check in require_distinct_origins to treat localhost,
127.0.0.1, and ::1 as equivalent loopback hosts while preserving scheme and port
comparisons, so URLs reaching the same loopback server are rejected.
Minor · Retry retryable wake responses from the initial… · native_contract_file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox.py:41
space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox.py:41 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Retry retryable wake responses from the initial data-plane write.
When the suspended sandbox restore exceeds the bounded wake-preparation wait, the public file call can return a retryable timeout or unavailable response even though the restore later succeeds. This scenario sends the write once and requires status 200, so it fails instead of using the remaining WAKE_BUDGET_SECONDS. Retry with the same idempotency key, honor Retry-After, and stop at the existing deadline.
Suggested fix
+import time+
from space_smoke.native_files import FileCalls, data
@@
- written = files.call(- "write",- {"path": after, "data_base64": data(b"woken")},- key=test.new_key("wake-write"),- timeout=WAKE_BUDGET_SECONDS,- )+ key = test.new_key("wake-write")+ body = {"path": after, "data_base64": data(b"woken")}+ deadline = time.monotonic() + WAKE_BUDGET_SECONDS+ while True:+ written = files.call(+ "write",+ body,+ key=key,+ timeout=max(1, deadline - time.monotonic()),+ )+ error = written.body.get("error")+ if written.status == 200 or not isinstance(error, dict) or error.get("retryable") is not True:+ break+ try:+ delay = min(float(written.headers.get("Retry-After", "1")), 5.0)+ except ValueError:+ delay = 1.0+ if time.monotonic() + delay >= deadline:+ break+ time.sleep(delay)
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at line 41:
Update the initial files.call write in this scenario to retry retryable timeout
or unavailable responses within the existing WAKE_BUDGET_SECONDS deadline. Reuse
the same idempotency key for each attempt, honor Retry-After between attempts,
and stop retrying when the deadline is reached; preserve the existing success
check for the write.
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Review comments at @space_smoke/native_files.py:
- Line 36: Update the distinct-origin check in require_distinct_origins to treat
localhost, 127.0.0.1, and ::1 as equivalent loopback hosts while preserving
scheme and port comparisons, so URLs reaching the same loopback server are
rejected.
Review comments at @space_smoke/native_recovery.py:
- Line 347: Update _patch_env to capture the existing pod UIDs before applying
the environment patch, then pass those UIDs to _wait using its existing
replacement check. Ensure verification proceeds only after replacement pods are
ready, while preserving the current replica-count wait.
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@space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox.py:
- Line 41: Update the initial files.call write in this scenario to retry
retryable timeout or unavailable responses within the existing
WAKE_BUDGET_SECONDS deadline. Reuse the same idempotency key for each attempt,
honor Retry-After between attempts, and stop retrying when the deadline is
reached; preserve the existing success check for the write.
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Minor · Wait for replacement pod UIDs after patching the environment. · native_recovery.py:337-388
space_smoke/native_recovery.py:337-388 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Wait for replacement pod UIDs after patching the environment.
_wait does not require updated replicas. Without replaced, the original ready pods can satisfy the readiness and count checks before the new ReplicaSet creates a pod. _verify_env then reads those original pods and fails a correct rolling Deployment.
Capture the existing pod UIDs before the patch and pass them to _wait, as the restart path does.
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Review comment at @space_smoke/native_recovery.py around lines 337 - 388:
Update _patch_env to capture the current pod UIDs before applying the
environment patch, then pass those UIDs to _wait through its replaced argument.
Preserve the existing replica-count check so the wait completes only after
replacement pods are ready.
Minor · Fail files:modified when files is missing… · native_contract_file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane.py:54-64
space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane.py:54-64 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Fail files:modified when files is missing or not a list.
The shape check runs only when answer.get("files") is a list. If files is absent or has another type, the check is skipped. If both origins return the same malformed 200 body, the parity loop passes and no assertion reports the violation. FileModifiedResponse requires files: Vec<FileModifiedEntry>.
response.body is always a dict on this path, so the envelope check can read it directly.
Suggested fix
answer = comparable(response.body, directory)
- if action == "modified" and isinstance(answer, dict) and isinstance(answer.get("files"), list):+ if action == "modified":+ files = response.body.get("files")+ calls.test.context.verify(+ isinstance(files, list) and all(_is_modified_entry(entry) for entry in files),+ f"files:modified through {calls.origin} answered outside its contract's shape",+ files=files,+ )+ if action == "modified" and isinstance(answer, dict) and isinstance(answer.get("files"), list):
# The guest records changes as they happen, so which have landed
# when the call is answered is not the contract; the shape is.
- files = response.body["files"]- calls.test.context.verify(- all(_is_modified_entry(entry) for entry in files),- f"files:modified through {calls.origin} answered an entry out of its contract's shape",- files=files,- )
answer["files"] = "<list>"
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around lines 54 - 64:
Update the files:modified validation in the response-comparison flow so it
always verifies that response.body contains a files list and that every entry
passes _is_modified_entry; missing or non-list files must fail validation. Keep
the answer normalization that replaces files with <list> limited to valid
list-shaped responses.
Minor · Retry the wake write while the wake budget… · native_contract_file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox.py:40-52
space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox.py:40-52 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Retry the wake write while the wake budget remains.
The wake write is sent once. The data plane answers a retryable error when its wake wait runs out at about 135 s. The scenario allows 180 s, so a single retryable answer fails the scenario at verify with about 45 s unused. The flag is at top level, written.body["retryable"], not under error. A check on that key detects the answer. The command-wake scenario already retries the same answer.
Suggested fix
+import time+
from space_smoke.native_files import FileCalls, data
...
with test.context.phase("write to the suspended sandbox through the data plane"):
- written = files.call(- "write",- {"path": after, "data_base64": data(b"woken")},- key=test.new_key("wake-write"),- timeout=WAKE_BUDGET_SECONDS,- )+ key = test.new_key("wake-write")+ deadline = time.monotonic() + WAKE_BUDGET_SECONDS+ while True:+ written = files.call(+ "write",+ {"path": after, "data_base64": data(b"woken")},+ key=key,+ timeout=max(1, deadline - time.monotonic()),+ )+ if written.status == 200 or written.body.get("retryable") is not True:+ break+ if time.monotonic() >= deadline:+ break+ time.sleep(1)
test.context.record("wake_write_seconds", written.elapsed_seconds)
test.context.verify(
written.status == 200 and written.body.get("bytes_written") == len(b"woken"),
"a file write the wake policy allows did not wake the sandbox and land",
status=written.status, body=written.body,
)
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around lines 40 - 52:
Retry the wake write in the suspended-sandbox scenario when the response has
top-level retryable set to true, continuing only while the existing wake budget
remains. Reuse one idempotency key across attempts, bound each call by the
remaining deadline, and preserve the current success verification and
elapsed-time recording.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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Review comments at @space_smoke/native_recovery.py:
- Around line 337-388: Update _patch_env to capture the current pod UIDs before
applying the environment patch, then pass those UIDs to _wait through its
replaced argument. Preserve the existing replica-count check so the wait
completes only after replacement pods are ready.
Review comments at
@space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox.py:
- Around line 40-52: Retry the wake write in the suspended-sandbox scenario when
the response has top-level retryable set to true, continuing only while the
existing wake budget remains. Reuse one idempotency key across attempts, bound
each call by the remaining deadline, and preserve the current success
verification and elapsed-time recording.
Review comments at
@space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane.py:
- Around line 54-64: Update the files:modified validation in the
response-comparison flow so it always verifies that response.body contains a
files list and that every entry passes _is_modified_entry; missing or non-list
files must fail validation. Keep the answer normalization that replaces files
with <list> limited to valid list-shaped responses.
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This head is a rebase onto the new base. git range-diff shows this PR's own commit is unchanged from 273c0294, which I reviewed and approved. The admission that the base now turns on in Kind doesn't change what one_upload_per_sandbox does: it sets the same three entries, and the restore puts back whatever stood before. The five Low findings from my earlier comment still apply. CI is green on this head.
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Minor · Wait for the replaced pods after the data-plane env patch. · native_recovery.py:391-407
space_smoke/native_recovery.py:391-407 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Wait for the replaced pods after the data-plane env patch.
_patch_env calls _wait without replaced. When the Deployment reports the new generation, _wait can accept the old pods, because they are still ready and no replacement pod exists yet. _verify_env then reads the old env and raises SmokeConfigurationError. The runner maps that error to inconclusive, so a healthy rollout can end inconclusive.
restart already passes the pre-change pod UIDs as replaced. Use the same check for an env patch that changes the pod template. Keep the existing wait when the patch makes no change, because such a patch starts no rollout.
Suggested fix
- patch(expected, desired, expected_uid=self._captures[name].uid, remove=remove)- self._wait(name, self._captures[name].replicas)+ replaced = {pod["metadata"]["uid"] for pod in self._pods(name)} if expected != desired else None+ patch(expected, desired, expected_uid=self._captures[name].uid, remove=remove)+ self._wait(name, self._captures[name].replicas, replaced=replaced)
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Review comment at @space_smoke/native_recovery.py around lines 391 - 407:
Update _patch_env to pass the pre-change pod UIDs as replaced to _wait when the
env patch changes the pod template, following the existing restart behavior.
Preserve the current wait without replacement checks when expected and desired
env values are unchanged, since that patch does not start a rollout.
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Review comments at @space_smoke/native_recovery.py:
- Around line 391-407: Update _patch_env to pass the pre-change pod UIDs as
replaced to _wait when the env patch changes the pod template, following the
existing restart behavior. Preserve the current wait without replacement checks
when expected and desired env values are unchanged, since that patch does not
start a rollout.
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Minor · Remove the new scenario unit tests; the smoke scenarios… · test_native_files_scenarios.py:89-159
space_smoke/tests/test_native_files_scenarios.py:89-159 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Remove the new scenario unit tests; the smoke scenarios are covered by the typed Kind run.
space_smoke/tests/test_native_files_scenarios.py is added in this PR. The PR changes only smoke-test scenarios and harnesses, with no application-code change. Under the test-economy rule, such changes add no tests, and a test of a smoke test is explicitly excluded. The file's tests call each scenario's verify() through execute_scenario with fakes, so they exercise the scenario's own comparison and cleanup logic rather than a product contract at its owning layer. The PR reports that the five typed scenarios pass in a Kind run.
Delete space_smoke/tests/test_native_files_scenarios.py. If the harness helper admission._held_upload must keep a behavioral check, cover it through the typed admission scenario run instead of a new unit test.
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Review comment at @space_smoke/tests/test_native_files_scenarios.py around lines
89 - 159:
Remove the unit tests that call execute_scenario to exercise the native-file
scenarios, including test_a_write_read_back_whole_passes and
test_a_byte_changed_anywhere_it_reads_fails; retain coverage through the
existing typed Kind scenario run.
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- Around line 89-159: Remove the unit tests that call execute_scenario to
exercise the native-file scenarios, including
test_a_write_read_back_whole_passes and
test_a_byte_changed_anywhere_it_reads_fails; retain coverage through the
existing typed Kind scenario run.
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Add typed space_smoke scenarios that send Native files calls to the
data plane's origin, each of which fails while the data plane does not
serve them:
- native_contract.file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane: all 11
operations, and the refusals of their field checks, answer the data
plane with the statuses and bodies the API answers on the same sandbox;
- native_contract.file_idempotency_across_origins: a write first sent to
the API is replayed by the data plane and a changed one refused with
409 idempotency_conflict, and a rename the other way round;
- native_contract.file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox: a files:write to
the data plane wakes a sandbox that idle-suspended under an access wake
policy, and its earlier state is there;
- native_contract.file_write_size_boundary_on_the_data_plane: a 16 MiB
write lands whole and one byte more is the API's 400;
- native_contract.file_upload_admission_429: with Native upload
admission at one write per sandbox, more held writes than replicas
leave one refused with the Native 429 before its body is read, and the
admitted ones land; the data plane's standing env is captured,
overridden and put back exactly.
The two cross-origin scenarios compare two servers only if the API and
data-plane origins differ, and SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL defaults to the
API's. Both now end inconclusive, as a configuration error, before
creating a sandbox when the two name one origin, rather than pass by
comparing one server with itself. No answer marks which server gave it,
so the origins are what they can check.
The data-plane env override reuses the native recovery control's
capture, Lease and exact restore: its env patch and scoped override now
take the deployment, so the controller's probe budgets and the data
plane's upload admission share them.
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Minor · Validate files is a list before the guard… · native_contract_file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane.py:55-64
space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane.py:55-64 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Validate files is a list before the guard skips it.
The shape check runs only when the masked files value is a list. A scalar files value, such as 42, skips the check. If both origins return the same scalar, the parity loop passes. The contract declares files as Vec<FileModifiedEntry> at crates/l20_domain/public/api/src/lib.rs:1909.
Suggested fix
- if action == "modified" and isinstance(answer, dict) and isinstance(answer.get("files"), list):+ if action == "modified" and isinstance(answer, dict):
# The guest records changes as they happen, so which have landed
# when the call is answered is not the contract; the shape is.
- files = response.body["files"]+ files = response.body.get("files")
calls.test.context.verify(
- all(_is_modified_entry(entry) for entry in files),+ isinstance(files, list) and all(_is_modified_entry(entry) for entry in files),
f"files:modified through {calls.origin} answered an entry out of its contract's shape",
files=files,
)
answer["files"] = "<list>"
Add a parametrized case to test_native_files_scenarios.py with a scalar files value, such as 42, that expects Verdict.FAIL.
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around lines 55 - 64:
Update the `action == "modified"` validation so it runs for every dictionary
answer, not only when `files` is already a list. Read `files` safely and make
`calls.test.context.verify` require both a list and valid `_is_modified_entry`
values before masking it in `answer`; add a parametrized scalar-`files` case in
`test_native_files_scenarios.py` that expects `Verdict.FAIL`.
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@space_smoke/scenarios/native_contract_file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane.py:
- Around line 55-64: Update the `action == "modified"` validation so it runs for
every dictionary answer, not only when `files` is already a list. Read `files`
safely and make `calls.test.context.verify` require both a list and valid
`_is_modified_entry` values before masking it in `answer`; add a parametrized
scalar-`files` case in `test_native_files_scenarios.py` that expects
`Verdict.FAIL`.
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Summary
Adds typed
space_smokescenarios that send Native files calls to the data plane's origin (SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL,127.0.0.1:8090on Kind). Each one fails while the data plane does not serve them.native_contract.file_operations_match_on_the_data_planefiles:modified's list is compared for shape. The API's own answers are checked too, so the parity is with a working routenative_contract.file_idempotency_across_originsidempotency_conflict. A rename sent to the data plane is replayed by the API the same way. Neither refused request changes a filenative_contract.file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandboxwake.on=["access"], afiles:writeto the data plane after an idle suspend wakes the sandbox and lands, and the state written before the suspend is still therenative_contract.file_write_size_boundary_on_the_data_planefile write payload is too large, and writes nothingnative_contract.file_upload_admission_429SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_UPLOAD_ADMISSION, #1374) is set to one write per sandbox with no wait. Writes to one sandbox are held open on more connections than there are data-plane replicas, so the entry Service must put two on one replica. At least one is refused before its body is read with 429rate_limited,retryableand aRetry-Afterof 1 to 5, and every admitted one lands once its body endsThe two cross-origin scenarios need two origins.
file_operations_match_on_the_data_planeandfile_idempotency_across_originscompare the API's answers with the data plane's.SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URLdefaults to the API's URL, and a deployment that routesfiles:*through one load balancer usually gives both the same host. In either case both clients reach one server, and the comparison would pass without comparing two. So when the two URLs name one origin (scheme, host and port, as_safe_originreads them), both now raiseSmokeConfigurationErrorbefore creating a sandbox. The runner records that asinconclusive, its verdict for a run that cannot be judged with its configuration, neverpass. They keep theNativeHardeningFixture. The framework narrows a scenario to Kind through its fixture type, and that declares a privileged capability (kubectl control). These scenarios need none: any deployment that exposes both origins can run them, and Kind's smoke runner already exportsSPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8090.No answer marks which server gave it.
ResponseOrigin::DataPlaneclassifies the data plane's own refusals for its metrics and trace span only. It sets no header or body field, and covers no successful answer. Answering exactly as the API does is the contract these scenarios check, so there is nothing to assert on the data-plane side. A load balancer or port-forward that sends a distinct data-plane origin to the API is not caught here.The admission scenario's knob cycle (record, override, restore) is the native recovery control's. It holds the mutation Lease, pins the autoscalers, captures the Deployment, patches only allowlisted env entries, and puts them back exactly, checking the restored spec. Its env patch and scoped override now take the Deployment: the controller's probe budgets (
operation_age_limit, unchanged in behaviour) and the data plane's upload admission share them. The scenario isnative_contract.*rather thanlocal.*: the framework runslocal.*on the ECW surface, andnative_contract.zero_vcpu_admissionalready pairs this Kind-only native fixture with that category.The sharding hints gain estimates for the new scenarios, and the inventory test lists them.
Validation
At this head (
a1b10bfe), on #1377 (4bd3def4). Next to the rebase, which moved crate paths only (space_smoke/sharding.pykeptmain's refreshed hints and added this PR's five; one comment inspace_smoke/adapters.pynames the movedadmission.rs), this revision makes three scenarios stricter:file_upload_admission_429closes every held connection in afinallybefore the data plane's env is put back, and_held_uploadcloses its own if setup raises;file_operations_match_on_the_data_planechecks eachfiles:modifiedentry's fields and types, on both origins, before it compares the list as a shape;file_write_size_boundary_on_the_data_planereads back 1 KiB at the start, the middle and the end of the 16 MiB file, not only the end.Python:
ci/scripts/run-python-tests.sh(all Python tests,space_smokeand chart tests included, with Postgres): 2002 passed, 1 skipped (needs e2fsprogs).Tests, each case checked against a mutation that makes it fail. Against this PR's previous head (
74230f62), 14 of the 19 new cases fail; the 5 that pass are the well-formedfiles:modifiedanswers, the intact write and the changed last byte, which the old checks already caught.test_one_origin_is_inconclusive_before_any_sandbox(both scenarios ×127.0.0.1:8080twice, andhttps://space.exampleagainsthttps://space.example:443/v1)execute_scenario, one origin isinconclusive, namesSPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL, and creates no sandboxcreate_ready; compare the raw URLs; raiseAssertionError(afail)test_distinct_origins_go_on_to_compare:8080and:8090go on to create the sandboxtest_a_modified_entry_out_of_shape_fails(new, 9 cases)files: [42], or an entry without a stringpath, withoutlast_modified_ator with a non-string one, without a list of stringkinds, or with anullroot, fails the scenariotest_modified_entries_of_the_contracts_shape_are_compared_as_a_list(new, 3 cases)rootand with a kind this build does not know, passtest_a_byte_changed_anywhere_it_reads_fails(new, 3 cases)test_a_write_read_back_whole_passes(new)test_a_held_upload_whose_setup_fails_is_closed(new)_held_upload's closetest_every_held_upload_is_closed_when_the_scenario_fails(new, 2 cases)_held_upload's close (the first case); close the uploads only when nothing raised (both)Rust (no Rust changes; the Rust tree is data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375's, unchanged since the rebase): at data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375's head (
2e4a99a0)cargo check --workspace --all-targets --lockedpasses, andpplx-space-data-plane-server417 andpplx-space-data-plane-svc9 pass with Postgres and Redis required, each well insideci/test-duration-budget.toml(ci/scripts/check-test-durations.py: none over 2 s; this stack's slowest is 0.49 s). On the same Rust one base earlier (before data-plane: serve the Native file mutations other than writes #1373 squash-merged and before data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374's test split): fmt, the env-contract, error-policy and three source guards, clippy-D warningson the data-plane crates, archcheck against data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374 (no findings), andpplx-space-api(--config 'profile.test.package.pplx-space-api.opt-level=0' --all-features) 2522 passed, 1 skipped.Kind, the full stack:
bash infra/space/kind/scripts/up.shwith the worktree at3b5f3999, smoke: cover Native files served by the data plane #1378's previous head, which contains this PR. Its code is this stack's except the Rust tests data-plane: serve Native files:write and files:write_batch #1374 split for the test-duration budget (b3ec8f76), which no image builds. Every SPACE container runs the latest build of its image (image provenance check). The images were built at3b5f3999,67cbaf12or74230f62, whose image inputs are the same (they differ only inspace_smoke/). The data plane ran with--shutdown-grace-secs 175, a 205 s termination grace,SPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_UPLOAD_ADMISSION=trueand 128 MiB Native byte budgets. The five data-plane scenarios each pass by name (file_operations_match_on_the_data_plane4 s,file_idempotency_across_origins4 s,file_op_wakes_idle_suspended_sandbox72 s,file_write_size_boundary_on_the_data_plane5 s,file_upload_admission_42985 s, which put the standing admission env back exactly).scripts/tests/smoke-kind-typed.sh nativewithSPACE_SMOKE_KIND_ADMIN_TOKEN_FILEset:SUITE: 47 passed, 0 warned, 0 failed, 0 inconclusive or infrastructure errors, 11 ignored by design (the Windows and dedicated-node scenariosmainnow carries among them). That includes the two scenarios that use the refactored probe-budget override (native_contract.zero_vcpu_admission,native_recovery.stale_queued_work_expires_after_controller_outage). At the previous head (273c0294, before data-plane: refuse Native files requests while draining #1375's and kind: serve Native files from the data plane #1377's changes) the five scenarios passed as well, and at74230f62the native run was the same 47 passed.One origin, before and after: with
SPACE_DATA_PLANE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080, the API's origin, on the cluster at an earlier head (81e3a00b):e2999d15)file_operations_match_on_the_data_planePASS, exit 0INCONCLUSIVE, exit 2, no sandbox createdfile_idempotency_across_originsPASS, exit 0INCONCLUSIVE, exit 2, no sandbox createdFrom the previous revision (
e2999d15), unaffected by this change: withSPACE_DATA_PLANE_NATIVE_FILES=offset on the running data-plane Deployment, every new scenario failed. The latency below was measured there too.Kind latency (previous revision),
files:writeon one running sandbox: 4 KiB × 30, 1 MiB × 20 and 16 MiB × 8, after two warm-ups each, sequential. Data-plane origin against API origin, in ms:The data plane's two RPCs to the API add about 1.2 ms to a small write. It is about 15 % faster at 16 MiB, where space-api's own JSON and base64 handling of the whole body dominates. One Kind bench, idle otherwise; this measures latency only, not the load taken off space-api.
Severity and risk
Severity: does not apply (tests only).
Risk:
native_contract.zero_vcpu_admissionandnative_recovery.stale_queued_work_expires_after_controller_outage. The full native run above covers both.Stack
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