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OCPBUGS-93739: skip AWS LB Service deletion and validate cleanup after DestroyInfra - #9052
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add AWS load-balancer discovery, ownership verification, deletion, and persisted cleanup progress. The HostedControlPlane resources reconciler coordinates AWS cleanup with Kubernetes Service deletion and uses platform-specific cleanup paths. AWS infrastructure teardown and E2E audits use shared tag and load-balancer helpers. IAM policies add Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Reconciler->>Kubernetes: List candidate Services
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AWSUtil->>ELB: Verify ownership and delete classic load balancers
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Reconciler->>Kubernetes: Delete Services when cleanup permits
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- Around line 410-429: Add a small consumer-side interface for the
DeleteLoadBalancer operation and update deleteTaggedLoadBalancers to depend on
it. Add unit tests covering valid ELB/NLB ARN deletion, non-load-balancer ARN
filtering, malformed ARN handling, and DeleteLoadBalancer failures without
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- Around line 423-427: Update deleteTaggedLoadBalancers so DeleteLoadBalancer
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Manual Verification on Live ClusterTested the NLB teardown fix on a live AWS-based HostedCluster. Setup:
Reproducing the issue (stock CPO): Created a separate HostedCluster with stock CPO and initiated deletion. HCCO logs showed the slow async LB teardown path ~2 minutes Testing the fix (custom CPO): Initiated deletion of the HostedCluster running the custom CPO image. Result: No "Waiting on service of type LoadBalancer to be deleted" messages. Fix working as expected — HCCO skips the async CCM path, DestroyInfra handles NLB cleanup directly. |
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This looks fragile to me. Basically it strips internal- right?
What about Non-AWS hostname? Custom external-DNS for example
I know tags mitigate this but I think it deserves more love
May we validate against .elb.amazonaws.com / .elb.<region>.amazonaws.com
Adding unit tests too.
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Thanks for calling this out. LoadBalancerNameFromHostname now accepts only AWS ELB DNS formats, including classic/ALB and NLB forms. Custom and non-AWS hostnames return an empty name, with unit coverage added.
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IAM migration gap for existing clusters
Existing clusters (both self-managed and ROSA) created before this PR won't have elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags on their cloud-controller IAM role. When CPO is upgraded via a new OCP release image, the new HCCO binary will call DescribeTags during teardown and fail with AccessDenied, causing cleanup to retry indefinitely.
Since the HCCO path already scopes deletion by LB name (extracted from Service status hostname) + VPC ID, the tag check is defense-in-depth, not the primary safety gate. Consider treating AccessDenied on DescribeTags as a non-fatal degradation: skip the tag verification and proceed with deletion for the exact LBs matched by name + VPC. This keeps the safety properties for clusters with the permission while avoiding a hard failure on older IAM policies.
Something like:
func classicLoadBalancerHasClusterTag(ctx context.Context, client ELBAPI, lbName string, selector LoadBalancerSelector) (bool, error) {
output, err := client.DescribeTags(ctx, &elasticloadbalancing.DescribeTagsInput{
LoadBalancerNames: []string{lbName},
})
if err != nil {
// If the role lacks DescribeTags permission, fall through to
// name+VPC-scoped deletion rather than blocking cleanup entirely.
// This handles existing clusters whose IAM policy predates the
// addition of elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags.
if isAccessDenied(err) {
log.Log.Info("DescribeTags permission missing, skipping tag verification", "loadBalancer", lbName)
return true, nil
}
return false, fmt.Errorf("failed to describe tags for classic load balancer %s: %w", lbName, err)
}
// ... existing tag-check logic
}With a corresponding helper:
func isAccessDenied(err error) bool {
var apiErr smithy.APIError
if !errors.As(err, &apiErr) {
return false
}
code := strings.ToLower(apiErr.ErrorCode())
return code == "accessdenied" || code == "accessdeniedexception"
}Same pattern for v2ResourceHasClusterTag.
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Correction to my earlier reply: AccessDenied or AccessDeniedException from DescribeTags does not bypass ownership verification. Cleanup fails closed when it cannot read the HostedCluster ownership tag. Existing clusters need elasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags on the delegated role assumed for the kube-controller-manager service account; the PR description documents the self-managed and ROSA/OCM migration paths.
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The approach is architecturally sound — directly cleaning up AWS LBs from HCCO breaks the circular dependency with CCM during teardown, and the shared helper cleanly separates VPC-scoped (CLI) vs name+tag-scoped (HCCO) cleanup.
Main concerns:
- IAM migration gap: existing clusters lack
DescribeTagspermission, causing indefinite cleanup retries on teardown (see inline comment onclassicLoadBalancerHasClusterTag) - One-shot client init: transient failures at
Setup()permanently disable AWS cleanup until pod restart - Unused API:
WithSafeToEvictLocalVolumeExclusionshas no consumer in this PR
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Unused public API method
WithSafeToEvictLocalVolumeExclusions is defined here but never called by any component in this PR (including the HCCO component that motivates it). The cloud-token volume is correctly included in the safe-to-evict annotation by default, so this method isn't needed for the current change.
Shipping an unused public API method adds surface area without a consumer. Either remove it from this PR or add a comment explaining the intended consumer.
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Thanks for highlighting the initialization race. AWS client creation is now lazy and retryable during reconciliation, so transient setup failures do not permanently disable cleanup. Successful clients are cached, with a unit test added.
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One-shot AWS client initialization
If newAWSLoadBalancerClients fails here (e.g., the token file hasn't been written by the sidecar yet, or STS is transiently unavailable), HCCO runs without AWS cleanup capability permanently. Every subsequent reconcile will error with "AWS load balancer clients are not configured" until the pod is restarted.
Consider either:
- Lazy initialization: construct clients on first use in
ensureAWSLoadBalancersRemoved, caching the result - Retry: re-attempt client construction if
awsLoadBalancerClientsis nil at reconcile time
The sidecar startup race is a realistic scenario — the token-minter container writes the token file asynchronously, and there's no ordering guarantee that it completes before Setup() runs.
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Thanks for pointing this out. The unused WithSafeToEvictLocalVolumeExclusions API, field, filtering logic, and obsolete test were removed. cloud-token remains in the standard safe-to-evict annotation.
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PlatformTypes restricts token minter to AWS only
This is correct for the current scope (only AWS LB cleanup needs cloud credentials in HCCO). Worth a comment noting the intentional restriction — if future HCCO features need cloud access on Azure/GCP, this list must be expanded rather than relying on the framework's default platform check.
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Thanks for the clarification request. I added a concise comment documenting that cloud credentials are intentionally restricted to AWS for the current HCCO load-balancer cleanup scope.
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PR #9052 Review: OCPBUGS-93739 — Skip AWS LB Service deletion and validate cleanup after DestroyInfra
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Overview
This PR shifts HCCO's load balancer cleanup from deleting Kubernetes Services (waiting for cloud-controller-manager finalizer) to directly calling AWS ELB/ELBv2 APIs. A new shared library (support/awsutil/loadbalancer.go) consolidates LB cleanup logic with two scoping modes:
- HCCO path (service-scoped): Name + VPC + cluster tag verification
- CLI path (VPC-scoped): All LBs in the VPC, matching pre-existing behavior
The architecture is well-designed. Test coverage is strong (~1050 lines of tests for ~560 lines of library code). The token-minter wiring follows existing CPOv2 patterns. The STS/endpoint separation, IAM permission scoping, and ELBv2 dependency-ordered deletion are all correct.
Critical Findings
1. isAccessDenied fallback assumes ownership — risk in shared VPCs
Files: support/awsutil/loadbalancer.go — classicLoadBalancerHasClusterTag, v2ResourceHasClusterTag
When DescribeTags returns AccessDenied, both functions return (true, nil) — asserting ownership with no error and no log. While intended for backward compatibility with clusters lacking the new DescribeTags permission, this means any AccessDenied (misconfigured role, expired credentials, STS issue) silently triggers deletion. In shared VPCs with multiple hosted clusters, this could delete another cluster's load balancers.
Mitigating factors: The HCCO path applies triple scoping (name from Service hostname + VPC + tag), and cloud-controller-generated LB names include the infraID, making collisions very unlikely.
Recommendation: At minimum, add a logger parameter to the tag-check functions and log a WARNING when the access-denied fallback is triggered, creating an audit trail. Currently the fallback is completely silent.
2. Pending Services get deleted even when their AWS LBs were never cleaned up
File: resources.go — ensureAWSLoadBalancersRemoved
When loadBalancerNamesFromServices returns pending=true (Services with no hostname), the code proceeds with partial cleanup. If DeleteLoadBalancersByName succeeds for the known names, the subsequent cleanupResources deletes all non-ingress LoadBalancer Services — including the ones whose AWS LB names were never resolved. This orphans AWS resources.
// The filter deletes ALL LB Services, not just ones with confirmed cleanup
if removed {
_, serviceErr = cleanupResources(ctx, r.client, &corev1.ServiceList{}, func(obj client.Object) bool {
return isNonIngressLoadBalancerService(*obj.(*corev1.Service))
}, false)
}Recommendation: Only delete Services whose load balancer names were successfully resolved and cleaned up. Services without hostnames should be retained for retry.
High-Severity Findings
3. Empty VPCID when CloudProviderConfig is nil
File: resources.go — ensureAWSLoadBalancersRemoved
If hcp.Spec.Platform.AWS.CloudProviderConfig is nil (possible for partially provisioned clusters), selector.VPCID will be empty, causing validateNamed() to return an opaque "VPCID must be specified" error on every reconciliation. No test covers this case.
Recommendation: Add explicit handling or a test verifying the error path with a clear log message.
Medium-Severity Findings
4. Deletion log messages lost resource identity — observability regression
File: support/awsutil/loadbalancer.go
The original code logged "Deleted ELB", "name", aws.ToString(lb.LoadBalancerName). The new shared library drops this context: log.Info("Deleted ELB"). This makes post-incident debugging significantly harder and is a regression from the replaced code.
Recommendation: Include the resource name/ARN in all deletion log messages.
5. Inconsistent pagination error handling
File: support/awsutil/loadbalancer.go
deleteClassicLoadBalancers returns immediately on pagination error (return), while deleteV2LoadBalancers uses break and falls through to target group cleanup. The behavior should be consistent — the V2 approach (best-effort cleanup) is more robust.
6. awsConfigForRole error lacks context
File: resources.go
config, err := awsconfig.LoadDefaultConfig(ctx, awsconfig.WithRegion(region))
if err != nil {
return awssdk.Config{}, err // No context
}Should wrap with region context: fmt.Errorf("failed to load AWS default config for region %s: %w", region, err)
7. Token-minter sidecar resource cost at scale
File: component.go
The cloud-token-minter sidecar (10m CPU, 30Mi memory) runs continuously on every AWS HCCO pod, but cloud credentials are only needed at teardown. At scale (thousands of clusters), this adds up. Worth documenting as an explicit tradeoff.
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8. PlatformTypes filtering not directly unit-tested
The supportsCloudTokenPlatform method is only exercised indirectly through the deployment integration test. Add explicit unit tests verifying: PlatformTypes=[AWS] blocks GCP; empty list preserves default behavior (AWS, Azure, GCP).
9. IAM error message for shared-role case is misleading
In iam.go, the error message for the shared role case still references ingressPolicyStatement even though the policy document now combines ingress and CCM statements.
10. Missing GovCloud hostname test case
TestLoadBalancerNameFromHostname covers commercial and China formats but not GovCloud (us-gov-west-1.elb.amazonaws.com). The function handles it correctly, but a test would provide confidence.
11. IAM test should verify DescribeTags is NOT on the ingress role
The separate-role test verifies DescribeTags IS on the CCM role, but doesn't verify it is NOT on the ingress role. Adding g.Expect(policyDocuments[ingressRoleName]).NotTo(ContainSubstring("DescribeTags")) would catch over-permissioning.
12. KubeconfingVolumeName typo
Pre-existing field name, but used in new code — KubeconfingVolumeName should be KubeconfigVolumeName.
Architecture Validation (Positive)
- Role choice: Using
KubeCloudControllerARNviakube-controller-managerSA is correct — avoids expanding CPO IAM - STS endpoint separation:
stsConfigcopy beforeBaseEndpointmutation correctly prevents projected tokens from reaching custom endpoints - ELBv2 deletion order: Listeners → target groups → load balancer is correct
- CLI VPC-scoped cleanup: Matches pre-existing behavior, appropriate for infrastructure teardown
DescribeTagspermission:Resource: "*"is required (AWS doesn't support resource-level constraints for this API)- Hostname parsing: Handles all known AWS formats (classic, NLB, China, GovCloud)
- PostDeleteAction reordering: Running after DestroyInfra correctly allows leak validation
- Backwards-compatible
PlatformTypes: Empty slice preserves default behavior for all existing callers safe-to-evict-local-volumes: Correctly includescloud-tokenmemory-backed emptyDir
Rollout Impact
The HCCO deployment desired-state-hash changes for all AWS clusters → one-time HCCO pod rolling restart. HCCO is not request-serving, so impact is limited. Per repo guidelines, this should pass e2e-aws-upgrade-hypershift-operator to validate the rollout.
Summary
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| 1 | Critical | isAccessDenied fallback silently assumes ownership — no log, no audit trail |
| 2 | Critical | Pending Services (no hostname) deleted even when AWS LBs not cleaned up — orphans resources |
| 3 | High | Empty VPCID when CloudProviderConfig nil — opaque error on every reconciliation |
| 4 | Medium | Log messages lost resource name/ARN — observability regression |
| 5 | Medium | Inconsistent pagination error handling between classic and v2 |
| 6 | Medium | LoadDefaultConfig error lacks context |
| 7 | Medium | Token-minter sidecar resource cost at scale |
| 8-12 | Low | PlatformTypes untested, IAM error messages, GovCloud test, typo |
The two most actionable items are #2 (pending Services deleted prematurely — can orphan AWS resources) and #4 (log messages lost resource identity — straightforward to fix). #1 is worth discussing but has mitigating factors in practice.
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Critical: isAccessDenied fallback silently assumes ownership
When DescribeTags returns an AccessDenied error, this returns (true, nil) — telling the caller the load balancer IS owned by this cluster. This means the LB will be deleted without actually verifying ownership.
The comment says "Existing clusters may not have DescribeTags permission", but the failure mode is dangerous: if the IAM policy happens to deny DescribeTags for any reason (permissions boundary, SCP, transient policy update), every load balancer that matches by name+VPC will be deleted regardless of actual ownership.
Consider:
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(false, nil)to skip unverifiable LBs instead of deleting them, OR - Returning an error and logging a clear warning so operators know the IAM policy needs updating, OR
- At minimum, logging a warning here so there is an audit trail when ownership cannot be verified.
The same pattern repeats in v2ResourceHasClusterTag at line 511.
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Thanks for flagging the shared-VPC risk. Classic and ELBv2 tag checks now fail closed: AccessDenied returns an error rather than treating an unverified resource as owned. Tests cover denied tag reads for load balancers and target groups.
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Critical: Pending Services deleted even when their AWS LBs may not be cleaned up
The loadBalancerNamesFromServices function (called above) only extracts LB names from Services that already have an AWS hostname in Status.LoadBalancer.Ingress. Services still in Pending state (no hostname yet) produce no names, so DeleteLoadBalancersByName never tries to delete their backing AWS resources.
However, when removed == true, cleanupResources here deletes all isNonIngressLoadBalancerService Services — including the pending ones whose AWS LBs were never targeted for deletion. This can orphan AWS load balancers that were being provisioned but had not received a hostname yet.
The log message at line 3061 acknowledges this: "deleting Services without waiting for their names", but deleting the K8s Service object removes the only reference to the in-flight LB.
Consider:
- Only deleting Services whose LB names were actually included in the
DeleteLoadBalancersByNamecall, OR - Waiting for all Services to get a hostname before proceeding (returning
removed=falsewhenpending==true), OR - Doing a VPC-scoped count/cleanup as a safety net when pending Services exist.
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Follow-up: this changed after my earlier reply. Hostname-less Services are now deleted through Kubernetes, and HCCO remains pending while the Service object or its finalizer exists. This gives the cloud controller a chance to clean up any in-flight load balancer; named AWS deletions still require VPC and HostedCluster ownership verification.
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Thanks for the detailed review. The current changes address the cleanup and coverage findings: AWS cleanup errors retain context; ELBv2 retries can clean up owned, unattached target groups after partial deletion failures; tests cover non-AWS cleanup and listener/pagination failure paths; not-found detection uses explicit AWS error codes; and cluster-tag construction is shared. Classic ELB pagination still aborts on error because that path has no later target-group cleanup phase. |
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- Around line 303-310: Update deleteOwnedV2TargetGroups to skip target groups
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PR #9052 — Comprehensive Review (Latest Version)Reviewed against: Force-push from 2026-09-29T17:48:33Z SummaryThis PR adds direct AWS API calls to delete load balancers during hosted cluster teardown, replacing the previous approach of deleting Kubernetes Service objects and waiting for the cloud controller to clean up. The change improves teardown reliability by removing the dependency on a functioning cloud controller during destruction. The implementation is well-structured with a shared library ( Issues — Must Fix1. AWS connection error log missing error valueFile: The AWS path logs connection errors without including the error itself: log.Info("Connection error while removing AWS load balancers")The non-AWS path correctly includes it: log.Info("Connection error while removing load balancers", "error", err.Error())This makes debugging AWS connectivity issues unnecessarily difficult in production. Add Agent instructionsIn 2.
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| 1 | HIGH | AWS connection error log missing error value |
| 2 | HIGH | deleteNamedV2LoadBalancer early-returns abandon siblings |
| 3 | HIGH | scanOrphanedTargetGroups not set on partial failure |
| 4 | MEDIUM | No test for non-AWS platform branching |
| 5 | MEDIUM | No test for listener deletion failure |
| 6 | LOW | isNotFound uses substring matching |
| 7 | LOW | Tag key format duplicated |
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Thanks for the detailed review. The current changes address the cleanup and coverage findings: AWS cleanup errors retain context; ELBv2 retries can clean up owned, unattached target groups after partial deletion failures; tests cover non-AWS cleanup and listener/pagination failure paths; not-found handling uses explicit AWS error codes; and cluster-tag construction is shared. Classic ELB pagination still aborts on error because that path has no later target-group cleanup phase. |
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Thanks for addressing the review feedback — all suggestions except the pending Services handling look good.
On the pending Services approach: I'm not sure I follow the reasoning for deleting them through Kubernetes and waiting for the cleanup finalizer. The scenario that motivates this whole PR is precisely that the cloud controller may be unavailable (crashlooping KAS, missing pods, etc.). When the cloud controller is down, the service.kubernetes.io/load-balancer-cleanup finalizer will never be removed, which means HCCO will wait indefinitely for those Services to disappear. This effectively stalls the entire load balancer cleanup phase on exactly the failure mode we're trying to handle.
Could you clarify the expected behavior in that case? It seems like we'd end up with CloudResourcesDestroyed stuck at False and cleanup blocked on a finalizer that no controller is processing.
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Thanks for calling this out. The cleanup no longer uses the CCM Service finalizer as proof that AWS teardown is complete. If a Service’s AWS resources are identified and ownership-verified, HCCO records that proof, deletes the resources, and runs the guarded orphan-target-group scan. Once that succeeds, it requests Kubernetes Service deletion but does not wait for CCM to remove If ownership cannot be verified—for example, because the VPC is missing, |
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Review: AWS Load Balancer Cleanup During Teardown
Architecture: Sound. The dual cleanup path (HCCO Service-scoped for shared VPC safety, CLI VPC-scoped for infra teardown) is well-designed. Fail-closed ownership verification via kubernetes.io/cluster/{infraID}:owned tags, progress persistence on the management cluster, and error redaction in status conditions are all correctly implemented. CI is fully green.
Critical
1. json.Unmarshal error silently discarded — aws_load_balancer_cleanup.go in loadAWSLoadBalancerCleanupProgress
if serialized == "" || json.Unmarshal([]byte(serialized), progress) != nil {
return nil, nil, false, fmt.Errorf("AWS load balancer cleanup progress is invalid")
}The unmarshal error is evaluated for truthiness but thrown away. Operators get zero diagnostic information (truncated data? schema change? corrupt JSON?). The safeLoadBalancerCleanupError pattern exists specifically for this — use it:
Agent: In loadAWSLoadBalancerCleanupProgress in aws_load_balancer_cleanup.go:
- Split the compound condition into two separate checks — one for
serialized == ""and one for the unmarshal result. - Return a distinct error for the empty-data case:
fmt.Errorf("progress ConfigMap has no data for key %q", awsLoadBalancerProgressDataKey). - Capture the
json.Unmarshalerror into a named variable and wrap it:fmt.Errorf("AWS load balancer cleanup progress is invalid: %w", err). - Update the existing test that covers invalid ConfigMap data to assert the unmarshal error is present in the error chain.
High
2. Raw Kubernetes API error propagated without wrapping — aws_load_balancer_cleanup.go in loadAWSLoadBalancerCleanupProgress
return nil, nil, false, err // raw error, not wrapped in safeLoadBalancerCleanupErrorNon-NotFound Kubernetes errors (network timeout, RBAC) flow up unwrapped. This could leak internal hostnames/IPs into logs, contradicting the PR's explicit goal of redacting sensitive endpoint details.
Agent: In loadAWSLoadBalancerCleanupProgress in aws_load_balancer_cleanup.go:
- Find the
return nil, nil, false, errline after theapierrors.IsNotFoundcheck. - Wrap it with
newSafeLoadBalancerCleanupError("failed to read AWS load balancer cleanup progress from management cluster", err). - Add a test case that simulates a non-NotFound API error (e.g., a generic
apierrors.NewInternalError) and asserts the returned error has asafeLoadBalancerCleanupErrorwrapper with the safe message, and that the raw Kubernetes error is reachable viaUnwrap()but not present in the safe message string.
3. HCP identity validation — single generic error for four distinct failure modes — aws_load_balancer_cleanup.go in loadAWSLoadBalancerCleanupProgress
The 188-character boolean expression checks UID, InfraID, Region, and VPC in one condition. All mismatches produce "does not match the HostedControlPlane". Each mismatch has a different root cause (HCP recreation, VPC change, region mismatch).
Agent: In loadAWSLoadBalancerCleanupProgress in aws_load_balancer_cleanup.go:
- Replace the single compound
ifwith four sequential checks, one per field: HCPUID, InfraID, Region, VPCID. - Return a field-specific error message for each, e.g.
"AWS load balancer cleanup progress UID %q does not match HostedControlPlane UID %q". - Add four unit tests in
resources_test.go— one per mismatch — asserting the specific field name appears in the error message.
4. No OwnerReference on the progress ConfigMap.
The aws-lb-cleanup-{hash} ConfigMap has no OwnerReference to the HostedControlPlane. If cleanup is interrupted (controller crash), the ConfigMap is orphaned. Adding an OwnerReference provides GC as a safety net.
Agent: In loadAWSLoadBalancerCleanupProgress in aws_load_balancer_cleanup.go:
- When constructing the ConfigMap object (the not-found / new-progress path), set
OwnerReferenceson it pointing to the HCP withcontroller: trueandblockOwnerDeletion: false. - Also in
saveAWSLoadBalancerCleanupProgress, ensure the OwnerReference is preserved on update (it should be, but verify). - Add a test asserting the created ConfigMap has the expected OwnerReference with the HCP's UID, name, and GVK.
Medium
5. Log messages lack resource identifiers throughout.
All delete log messages are generic ("Deleted classic load balancer", "Deleted ELBV2 load balancer", "Deleted target group").
Agent: In support/awsutil/loadbalancer.go:
- Search for all
log.Info("Deletedcalls. - Add structured key-value pairs:
"name"for classic LBs,"arn"for v2 LBs and target groups. Useaws.ToString()to extract the values from the corresponding input/identity fields. - No test changes needed — this is observability only.
6. isNotFound is case-sensitive, isAccessDenied is case-insensitive.
Inconsistent strategy for the same API surface.
Agent: In support/awsutil/loadbalancer.go:
- Update
isNotFoundto usestrings.EqualFoldfor comparing error codes against"LoadBalancerNotFound","TargetGroupNotFound", and"ListenerNotFound". - Add a test case in
loadbalancer_test.gowith a lowercase variant of one of the not-found codes to confirm case-insensitive matching.
7. VPC mismatch error wraps nil cause — prepareAWSLoadBalancerCleanupState
return nil, newSafeLoadBalancerCleanupError(
"AWS VPC configuration changed while load balancer cleanup was in progress", nil)The mismatched VPC IDs are available but not included.
Agent: In prepareAWSLoadBalancerCleanupState in aws_load_balancer_cleanup.go:
- Replace the
nilcause withfmt.Errorf("progress VPC %q does not match current VPC %q", progress.VPCID, state.selector.VPCID). - Add a test asserting both VPC IDs appear in the unwrapped error chain.
8. cleanupAWSLoadBalancersWithoutVPC — when Service deletion also fails, only the Service error is returned. The more important VPC-missing condition is never reported.
Agent: In cleanupAWSLoadBalancersWithoutVPC in aws_load_balancer_cleanup.go:
- Capture the Service deletion error in a variable.
- Always return the VPC-missing
safeLoadBalancerCleanupError, but join the Service deletion error with it as the cause usingerrors.Join. - Add a test that simulates both Service deletion failure and VPC-missing, and assert the returned error contains both the VPC-missing safe message and the Service deletion error in its chain.
9. HCCO rollout impact not documented. Adding the token-minter sidecar changes HCCO's desired-state-hash (visible in all four fixture YAMLs). Deploying this PR triggers an HCCO rollout for all existing AWS HostedClusters. Document this in "Special notes for your reviewer."
Agent: No code change needed. In the PR description body, add a bullet under "Special notes for your reviewer" stating: "Deploying this PR triggers an HCCO Deployment rollout for all existing AWS HostedClusters because the new token-minter sidecar changes the desired-state-hash."
Low / Verification
10. Hostname parsing fragility. LoadBalancerNameFromHostname() parses undocumented AWS hostname formats. Tests cover 9 variants, but if AWS changes formats, cleanup silently degrades. Consider logging a warning when a hostname containing "elb" or "amazonaws" fails to parse.
11. recordCloudResourceCleanupFailure silently drops ErrLoadBalancerOwnershipUnverified. The intent is that unverified ownership is handled higher up via unverifiedNames, but if this error reaches the summary through an unexpected path, it's invisible. At minimum add a documenting comment explaining why the return is intentional.
12. Verify ELBAPI/ELBV2API interfaces include DescribeTags. The diff shows +1 line in each interface file — confirm this is the DescribeTags method, since the mocks depend on it.
13. Rate limiting for persistent DescribeTags denials. This is not a connection error, so the cleanupTracker won't apply backoff. If AWS consistently denies DescribeTags, the reconciler requeues in a tight loop. Consider an explicit requeue delay for this case.
Test Coverage
Overall test coverage is strong — multi-pass reconciliation testing, error redaction verification, write-ahead-log integrity, and deletion ordering are all well covered. Main gaps:
- No dedicated unit tests for
InspectLoadBalancersByNameorCleanupRecordedLoadBalancersinloadbalancer_test.go(exercised indirectly through integration tests) - No tests for
deleteRecordedClassicLoadBalancer/deleteRecordedV2LoadBalancerVPC drift guards loadAWSLoadBalancerCleanupProgressidentity mismatch paths (UID/Region) not tested in isolation
Positive Highlights
- The
safeLoadBalancerCleanupErrorpattern is well-designed for protecting sensitive info in status conditions - Fail-closed ownership verification correctly refuses deletion when tags can't be read
- Progress persistence ensures AWS deletion never happens before candidate proof is recorded
- The
PlatformTypesfilter on token-minter is backward-compatible (empty list preserves defaults) - PostDeleteAction reordering is properly tested, including the error case
- IAM policy change is minimal (read-only
DescribeTags) with correct shared-role handling
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Thanks for the detailed review. I pushed follow-up commit I kept load-balancer names and ARNs out of success logs to preserve the redaction policy. The VPC mismatch message identifies the field but does not include the old/new VPC IDs in its unwrap cause. The optional hostname-parse warning and explicit retry delay are also not included; dedicated unit tests for |
Prevent deletion of unverified shared-VPC resources and orphaning load balancers while Service hostnames are pending. Signed-off-by: Vimal Solanki <vsolanki@redhat.com>
Validate persisted cleanup identity and retain safe error causes so retries do not act on an unrelated HCP or hide failures.
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Fixes the AWS cleanup timeout in
TestCreateClusterRequestServingIsolation/Teardownand moves AWS load-balancer deletion toward the installer-like cleanup described in HOSTEDCP-1454.AWS cleanup changes:
LoadBalancerService status, deletes only named classic ELB/ELBv2 load balancers and target groups whose HostedCluster ownership is verified, and verifies named resources so reconciliation can retry. Services with resolved AWS names are removed only after AWS cleanup succeeds. Services without a resolvable AWS hostname and Services with an explicitloadBalancerClassare deleted through Kubernetes; HCCO waits for those Service objects to disappear so any cleanup finalizer can finish. Cleanup of identified AWS resources proceeds while those Kubernetes deletions are pending.kube-controller-managerservice account and the existing delegated cloud-controller role. The CPO IAM role is not expanded, and HCCO does not requiretag:GetResources.PostDeleteActionremains validation-only and runs afterDestroyInfra, checking paginated tagged resources for leaks.Non-AWS platforms retain the existing Kubernetes
Servicecleanup behavior.Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes https://issues.redhat.com/browse/OCPBUGS-93739
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kube-controller-managerservice account allowselasticloadbalancing:DescribeTags. For self-managed roles, rerunhypershift create iamwith the existing cluster settings and apply the resulting policy updates. For ROSA/OCM-managed roles, coordinate the permission update through the role-management workflow.Checklist:
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