feat: add guest disk storage for QEMU ExporterSet pods - #928
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to QEMU guest-disk support can generate invalid storage settings or resource limits that are lower than the requested guest disk, preventing pods from scheduling or operating correctly. Optional StorageClass sample configuration may also be invalid when enabled; these issues should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant VirtualTargetClass
participant RenderPod
participant KubernetesPod
participant QemuDriver
VirtualTargetClass->>RenderPod: merged storage parameters
RenderPod->>KubernetesPod: create disk volume and /disk mounts
KubernetesPod->>QemuDriver: provide /disk in sidecar mode
QemuDriver->>KubernetesPod: write disk images and firmware under /disk
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@mangelajo maybe group it all under |
Yes, I think that makes more sense, I thought about it when I was working on it, and thought the feature could be useful to other exporterset controllers, but we can make all the behavior reusable by common functions, and it's just a parameter. We don't need any special checking at API level, and many exportersets don't even care about the storage classes at all. 👍 Thanks benny |
Provision flashable /disk via PVC when storageClassName is set, otherwise emptyDir with ephemeral-storage accounting so lease → flash → boot can work. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Move StorageClass off the CRDs into merged parameters so provisioners that do not need disks stay untouched, and bind PVCs to the Pod with generic ephemeral volumes so ExitAndReplace cleans them up. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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| // Without the storage follow-up (#924), SizeLimit stays at 100Mi and | ||
| // flashing Alpine evicts the Pod. Skip until capacity is available. | ||
| if sizeLimit == "" || sizeLimit == "100Mi" { | ||
| Skip(fmt.Sprintf("shared emptyDir SizeLimit=%q is too small for Alpine flash; needs #924 storage work", sizeLimit)) |
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the conditional skip is removed
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In `@controller/internal/exporterset/disk/disk.go`:
- Line 117: Update SizeFromParameters to detect when the resources parameter
exists but is not a map[string]interface{}, and return a validation error
instead of falling back to DefaultSize. Preserve the existing DefaultSize
behavior only when resources is absent, and ensure qemu.RenderPod propagates the
validation error without constructing a disk volume.
In `@controller/internal/exporterset/provisioners/qemu/qemu.go`:
- Line 338: Update the UsePVC() == false provisioning path around
disk.SetEphemeralStorage so the shared disk capacity is requested and limited on
only one container, avoiding duplicate exporter and restartable runtime sidecar
reservations while preserving emptyDir.SizeLimit as the shared-volume
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| StorageClassName: &sc, | ||
| Resources: corev1.VolumeResourceRequirements{ | ||
| Requests: corev1.ResourceList{ | ||
| corev1.ResourceStorage: spec.Size, |
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since the driver checks for free space on the FS
available = shutil.disk_usage(root.parent).free
do we need to account for FS overhead?
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The QEMU driver checks free space with shutil.disk_usage(root.parent).free against the requested image size, but the provisioner only sets emptyDir.sizeLimit (and matching ephemeral-storage requests). Those are related but not identical:
sizeLimitis enforced by the kubelet on the volumedisk_usage().freeis whatever the node filesystem actually has under/diskat flash time- No inode/metadata headroom is reserved
For e2e (10Gi Alpine tiny) this is fine. For production, worth documenting whether operators should pad parameters.resources.storage above the largest expected image, or whether we want the driver/provisioner to align on a single notion of “available disk”.
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Yes — added parameters.storage.fsOverhead (default "10%", set "0%" to disable). Logical storage.size stays the user-facing guest disk size; volume/PVC/emptyDir requests use size × (1 + overhead).
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General question, non-blocking for the PR. Again, just theoretical questions, nothing strictly related to code changes here. |
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LGTM, with some minor nitpicks
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nit: TestFromParameters_emptyStorageClassForcesEmptyDir covers the parser, but the PR test plan also calls out ExporterSet overriding a class-level storageClassName with "". A deepMergeParameters + FromParameters test (class=gp3, set="") would lock in that merge semantics end-to-end
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Added TestFromParameters_mergedEmptyStorageClassForcesEmptyDir in caeec2e: deep-merge class storageClassName: gp3 with set storageClassName: "", then FromParameters → emptyDir.
| func parseAccessModes(v interface{}) ([]corev1.PersistentVolumeAccessMode, error) { | ||
| items, ok := v.([]interface{}) | ||
| if !ok { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("parameters.storage.accessModes must be a list of strings, got %T", v) | ||
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| if len(items) == 0 { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("parameters.storage.accessModes must not be empty") | ||
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| out := make([]corev1.PersistentVolumeAccessMode, 0, len(items)) | ||
| for _, item := range items { | ||
| s, ok := item.(string) | ||
| if !ok || s == "" { | ||
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("parameters.storage.accessModes must be a list of strings, got %T", item) | ||
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| out = append(out, corev1.PersistentVolumeAccessMode(s)) | ||
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| return out, nil | ||
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No validation against known Kubernetes access modes (ReadWriteOnce, ReadOnlyMany, etc.). A typo like ReadWriteEverywhere is silently accepted and only fails at PVC creation time, making it harder to diagnose.
I think it worth validating against the known set. WDYT?
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Agree a typo is annoying, but I would rather defer strict validation here: Kubernetes already rejects unknown access modes at PVC creation with a clear API error, and hardcoding the set in our controller means we need to update it when Kubernetes adds modes. Added a comment in parseAccessModes noting that K8s validates at claim time.
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assertRenderPodSharedVolume and TestRenderPod_diskEmptyDirUsesParamSize access the volume by index pod.Spec.Volumes[1], coupling to append order. The ephemeral PVC test already does this correctly by searching by name. Suggest making the other tests consistent.
something like this example :-
var diskVol *corev1.Volume
for i := range pod.Spec.Volumes {
if pod.Spec.Volumes[i].Name == disk.VolumeName {
diskVol = &pod.Spec.Volumes[i]
break
}
}
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Done in caeec2e: tests now find the disk volume by disk.VolumeName via findVolumeByName.
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| return "/disk" |
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Hardcoded "/disk" and Path("/shared") in Python are implicitly coupled with Go constants disk.MountPath and sharedMountPath. If either side changes, the other breaks silently. A comment cross-referencing the Go source would help.
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Added cross-reference comments in caeec2e pointing at disk.MountPath and sharedMountPath in the Go provisioner sources.
| StorageClassName: &sc, | ||
| Resources: corev1.VolumeResourceRequirements{ | ||
| Requests: corev1.ResourceList{ | ||
| corev1.ResourceStorage: spec.Size, |
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+1
The QEMU driver checks free space with shutil.disk_usage(root.parent).free against the requested image size, but the provisioner only sets emptyDir.sizeLimit (and matching ephemeral-storage requests). Those are related but not identical:
sizeLimitis enforced by the kubelet on the volumedisk_usage().freeis whatever the node filesystem actually has under/diskat flash time- No inode/metadata headroom is reserved
For e2e (10Gi Alpine tiny) this is fine. For production, worth documenting whether operators should pad parameters.resources.storage above the largest expected image, or whether we want the driver/provisioner to align on a single notion of “available disk”.
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Re koanf: good idea to keep in mind. For this PR the parameter parsing is localized to the new disk package and mostly type/shape checks, so I would not pull in koanf yet. If we end up with several provisioners sharing richer parameter schemas, revisiting a small validation library would be worth a separate discussion. |
Move guest disk size under parameters.storage.size, add fsOverhead (default 10%) for volume inflation, reserve emptyDir capacity on the runtime sidecar only, and update tests/docs/samples accordingly. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Done in caeec2e: guest disk config is grouped under |
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In `@controller/hack/sample-x86_64.yaml`:
- Around line 45-47: Update the storage examples in
controller/hack/sample-x86_64.yaml lines 45-47 and
docs/source/contributing/jeps/JEP-0014-virtual-scalable-exporters.md lines
166-168 so the optional storageClassName and accessModes fields are commented
within the existing storage map, preserving the active size field and avoiding
duplicate storage keys.
In `@controller/internal/exporterset/disk/disk.go`:
- Around line 261-262: Update parseSize to reject zero and negative
resource.Quantity values, and update applyOverhead to detect int64 overflow or
otherwise invalid results from overheadPercent before constructing the quantity.
Return a parameter error for invalid sizes or calculations, ensuring Volume
never receives a non-positive or overflowed volume size.
In `@controller/internal/exporterset/provisioners/qemu/qemu.go`:
- Line 341: Update the QEMU provisioner’s SetEphemeralStorage call to ensure
both ephemeral-storage requests and limits are at least diskSpec.VolumeSize,
overriding any lower values inherited from
VirtualTargetClass.Spec.Scheduling.Resources while preserving higher values.
In `@python/packages/jumpstarter-driver-qemu/jumpstarter_driver_qemu/driver.py`:
- Line 502: Rewrite the comment near sharedMountPath as plain descriptive prose
without source-code-style path references or commented-out code, while
preserving its explanation of the shared mount and controller relationship.
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| size: 20Gi | ||
| fsOverhead: "10%" |
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Keep optional StorageClass fields in the existing storage map.
If users uncomment the separate examples, they create duplicate storage keys and can lose the required size field.
controller/hack/sample-x86_64.yaml#L45-L47: move the commentedstorageClassNameandaccessModesfields into the activestoragemap.docs/source/contributing/jeps/JEP-0014-virtual-scalable-exporters.md#L166-L168: show the optional fields inside the existingstoragemap.
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In `@controller/hack/sample-x86_64.yaml` around lines 45 - 47, Update the storage
examples in controller/hack/sample-x86_64.yaml lines 45-47 and
docs/source/contributing/jeps/JEP-0014-virtual-scalable-exporters.md lines
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| inflated := size.Value() * int64(100+overheadPercent) / 100 | ||
| return *resource.NewQuantity(inflated, size.Format) |
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In Kubernetes, resource.Quantity is a fixed-point representation of a number used to manage resource limits and requests [1]. Regarding the specific methods and behavior you inquired about: 1. NewQuantity: You can create a Quantity using the NewQuantity function, which takes an int64 value and a format (DecimalSI or BinarySI) [2][3]. func NewQuantity(value int64, format Format) *Quantity 2. Value Method: This method returns the unscaled value of the quantity rounded to the nearest integer away from zero [4][5]. Recent updates to Kubernetes have addressed issues where small negative quantities were incorrectly rounded toward positive infinity [4]. The method is designed to be consistent with the principle that if a resource is requested, it should be rounded to a representable value [6]. 3. Negative and Zero Quantities: - Zero: The ParseQuantity function explicitly handles "0" as a valid input, returning a Quantity with a DecimalSI format and the string "0" [6]. - Negative Values: Negative quantities are supported [1]. While previous versions contained bugs where small negative values (e.g., very close to zero) rounded toward positive infinity, these have been corrected to ensure they round away from zero (e.g., -0.5 rounding to -1) [4]. If you are working with extremely large or small numbers that cannot be represented accurately as an int64, the Quantity type may internally use an inf.Dec representation [3]. In such cases, you should use methods like AsInt64 to check if a fast conversion is possible before relying on the int64 result [3]. If AsInt64 returns false, you must handle the quantity using its underlying inf.Dec form [3].
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Reject storage values that produce invalid physical volume quantities.
parseSize accepts zero and negative resource.Quantity values, and parseFSOverhead accepts any non-negative int. applyOverhead can therefore overflow int64; for example, 10Gi with 1000000000% produces a negative VolumeSize. Volume then places that value in a PVC request or emptyDir.SizeLimit, which can prevent Pod creation.
Reject non-positive sizes and return a parameter error when the overhead calculation exceeds the supported quantity range.
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In `@controller/internal/exporterset/disk/disk.go` around lines 261 - 262, Update
parseSize to reject zero and negative resource.Quantity values, and update
applyOverhead to detect int64 overflow or otherwise invalid results from
overheadPercent before constructing the quantity. Return a parameter error for
invalid sizes or calculations, ensuring Volume never receives a non-positive or
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| // (including restartable init containers / native sidecars). | ||
| for i := range pod.Spec.InitContainers { | ||
| if pod.Spec.InitContainers[i].Name == runtimeContainerName { | ||
| disk.SetEphemeralStorage(&pod.Spec.InitContainers[i].Resources, diskSpec.VolumeSize) |
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Raise explicit ephemeral-storage requests and limits to at least diskSpec.VolumeSize. SetEphemeralStorage preserves lower values from VirtualTargetClass.Spec.Scheduling.Resources and applies them to the reachable target-runtime native sidecar. The QEMU provisioner sets the guest-disk emptyDir SizeLimit to diskSpec.VolumeSize. A lower request under-schedules the Pod, and a lower limit can cause eviction before the guest disk reaches its configured capacity.
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In `@controller/internal/exporterset/provisioners/qemu/qemu.go` at line 341,
Update the QEMU provisioner’s SetEphemeralStorage call to ensure both
ephemeral-storage requests and limits are at least diskSpec.VolumeSize,
overriding any lower values inherited from
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Summary
/disk, sized fromparameters.resources.storage. Optionalparameters.storage.storageClassName/accessModesselect the Kubernetes backend (deep-merged class → set).emptyDirplusephemeral-storagerequests/limits. StorageClass set → generic ephemeralvolumeClaimTemplateso the claim dies with the Pod on ExitAndReplace./disk; sockets and cidata stay on/shared. Alpine flash/boot e2e is no longer skipped.Closes #924
Relates to: PITCREW-501
Test plan
go test ./internal/exporterset/disk/ ./internal/exporterset/provisioners/qemu/and exporterset reconciler tests (envtest skipped locally)parameters.storage.storageClassName; confirm Pod hasdiskemptyDir + ephemeral-storage requests/limitsparameters.storage.storageClassNameset; confirm ephemeral PVC mounted at/diskparameters.storage.storageClassName: ""forces emptyDir over the classmake e2e-exporterset-qemu— lease → flash Alpine → boot marker