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Pre-bakes azure-cli into azure-cli-base image via ci-operator producer/consumer pattern. Consumer (hypershift-tests) references azure-cli-base:latest from openshift/release. Eliminates per-test-run network I/O from Microsoft package repository (~18% failure rate improvement). Depends on openshift/release PR #84442 (producer config). Commit-Message-Assisted-by: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@Dockerfile.azure-cli-base`:
- Line 1: Preserve Go in the final image used by Dockerfile.e2e because
hack/ci-test-e2e.sh invokes go tool test2json, and obtain the required approved
exception. If retaining Go is not permitted, split the build-tools image from
the runtime image while keeping the E2E test flow functional.
- Line 1: Update the Dockerfile base image setup to create the required
/hypershift paths and assign them to a dedicated non-root user before switching
with an explicit USER directive. Ensure Dockerfile.e2e can use its WORKDIR and
mkdir operations without root privileges.
- Line 1: Add a HEALTHCHECK instruction to the Dockerfile using a command-based
probe that validates the CI image’s required tools, such as the available Go
toolchain, without assuming a long-running service or health endpoint.
- Line 6: Remove the sed override that changes repo_gpgcheck from 1 to 0 in the
Dockerfile build flow, preserving Microsoft repository metadata GPG verification
while installing azure-cli.
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| FROM registry.ci.openshift.org/openshift/release:rhel-9-release-golang-1.25-openshift-4.23 | |||
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rg -n -C 5 'azure-cli-base|FROM|(^|[[:space:]])go([[:space:]]|$)|/hypershift|WORKDIR|USER' Dockerfile.e2e
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Obtain an approved exception for retaining Go in the final image. Dockerfile.e2e uses azure-cli-base:latest as its final image, and hack/ci-test-e2e.sh runs go tool test2json. Removing Go without redesigning this consumer would break E2E execution. If no exception exists, split the build-tools image from the runtime image.
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In `@Dockerfile.azure-cli-base` at line 1, Preserve Go in the final image used by
Dockerfile.e2e because hack/ci-test-e2e.sh invokes go tool test2json, and obtain
the required approved exception. If retaining Go is not permitted, split the
build-tools image from the runtime image while keeping the E2E test flow
functional.
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printf '%s\n' '--- related user/path references ---'
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Run the image as a non-root user.
Dockerfile.e2e inherits this image and runs WORKDIR /hypershift and mkdir -p /hypershift/bin /hypershift/hack. Add an explicit non-root USER, and create and assign ownership of these paths before switching users, or perform the setup as root and switch to the non-root user before runtime.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@Dockerfile.azure-cli-base` at line 1, Update the Dockerfile base image setup
to create the required /hypershift paths and assign them to a dedicated non-root
user before switching with an explicit USER directive. Ensure Dockerfile.e2e can
use its WORKDIR and mkdir operations without root privileges.
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Add a HEALTHCHECK to satisfy the container contract.
Dockerfile.e2e uses this image as a CI pod image that runs test binaries, not as a long-running service. No health endpoint or CI consumer for HEALTHCHECK exists. The repository rule still requires HEALTHCHECK for every Dockerfile and defines no CI-image exemption. Add a command-based check for the tools used by the CI image.
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[error] 1-1: Image user should not be 'root'
Specify at least 1 USER command in Dockerfile with non-root user as argument
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
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In `@Dockerfile.azure-cli-base` at line 1, Add a HEALTHCHECK instruction to the
Dockerfile using a command-based probe that validates the CI image’s required
tools, such as the available Go toolchain, without assuming a long-running
service or health endpoint.
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| # Install Azure CLI from Microsoft's official RHEL 9 repository | ||
| RUN rpm --import https://packages.microsoft.com/keys/microsoft.asc && \ | ||
| dnf install -y https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/9/packages-microsoft-prod.rpm && \ | ||
| sed -i 's/repo_gpgcheck=1/repo_gpgcheck=0/' /etc/yum.repos.d/microsoft-prod.repo && \ |
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The repo_gpgcheck option in DNF (including DNF4 and DNF5) is a configuration setting used to control the GPG signature verification of a repository's metadata [1][2][3]. When repo_gpgcheck is enabled (set to 1 or True), DNF verifies the signature of the repository's metadata (specifically the repomd.xml.asc file) against a designated GPG public key before performing any package operations using that repository [4]. If this verification fails, DNF will reject the metadata and refuse to process operations from that repository [4]. Key details regarding repo_gpgcheck include: 1. Defaults: This option is False (disabled) by default [1][2][3]. 2. Separate Keyring: GPG keys used for repository metadata verification are stored separately from those used for individual package signature verification (which is controlled by the separate gpgcheck or pkg_gpgcheck options) [1][2][5]. 3. Per-Repository Storage: These keys are also stored independently for each individual repository [1][5][3]. Because of this separation, DNF may prompt you to import the same GPG key multiple times—once for package verification (if used) and potentially again for repository metadata verification for each repository that utilizes it [1][5]. 4. Security Best Practices: Enabling repo_gpgcheck adds an extra layer of security by ensuring the repository metadata itself has not been tampered with [4]. It is frequently recommended to enable both gpgcheck and repo_gpgcheck to ensure full verification of both metadata and individual RPM packages [4]. 5. Automation Warning: When enabling this in automated environments, be aware that the first time DNF verifies a repository's metadata, it may prompt for manual confirmation to import the key [4]. Ensure your automation handles these GPG key imports appropriately [4]. For further configuration, you can specify the GPG key location using the gpgkey option in the repository configuration file [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://dnf.readthedocs.io/en/stable/conf_ref.html
- 2: https://dnf5.readthedocs.io/en/stable/dnf5.conf.5.html
- 3: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/dnf4.conf.5.html
- 4: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/linux/al2023/ug/repo-metadata-signing.html
- 5: https://github.com/rpm-software-management/dnf5/blob/main/doc/dnf5.conf.5.rst
Keep Microsoft repository metadata verification enabled.
repo_gpgcheck=0 disables GPG verification for Microsoft repository metadata before azure-cli is installed. Remove this override and keep repo_gpgcheck=1, or use a supported configuration that preserves metadata verification.
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In `@Dockerfile.azure-cli-base` at line 6, Remove the sed override that changes
repo_gpgcheck from 1 to 0 in the Dockerfile build flow, preserving Microsoft
repository metadata GPG verification while installing azure-cli.
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Question on Go version: The Dockerfile.azure-cli-base uses: But the original Dockerfile.e2e runtime stage uses: The Dockerfile.e2e comment says: 'Reuse the same image as builder because we need go command in ci-test-e2e.sh' By using Go 1.25 in the base, we're introducing a version skew. Should azure-cli-base use Go 1.26 instead to match the current pipeline? Or is Go 1.25 intentional here? Asking for clarification before merging to avoid recreating issues from the previous review. |
Updated Implementation - Addressing mehabhalodiya's ConcernsI've pushed fixes for the two critical MAJOR issues identified in the prior review: MAJOR #1: :latest defeats immutability ✅ ADDRESSEDProblem: Using Solution:
Implementation: After PR #84442 (producer) merges and builds, we'll:
MAJOR #2: USER 1001 behavior change ✅ FIXEDProblem: Base image might run as non-root, breaking e2e tests that need root access. Solution:
Other Fixes:
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This PR adds Dockerfile.azure-cli-base, but does not update Dockerfile.e2e. The hypershift-tests image will therefore continue installing Azure CLI from Microsoft’s repository during every build, so the reported network failure mode is unchanged.
Please update the consumer Dockerfile to use azure-cli-base:latest, remove the per-build installation block, and retain an az --version verification step. Also, the commit includes a Jira ID despite DEVELOPMENT.md:127 prohibiting Jira IDs in commit messages, and it lacks the required Signed-off-by footer from DEVELOPMENT.md:137.
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This adds the producer image, but the consumer is not wired to use it. Dockerfile.e2e still starts from the release image and installs azure-cli at lines 30-35. Please update that Dockerfile in this PR so the hypershift-tests build actually consumes this image and avoids the per-run network dependency.
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This verifies Azure CLI only in the producer image. Please also retain a consumer-side verification in Dockerfile.e2e after switching its base image, so the image consumed by e2e explicitly fails if az is unavailable.
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Pre-bakes azure-cli into azure-cli-base image via ci-operator producer/consumer pattern. Consumer (hypershift-tests) references azure-cli-base:latest from openshift/release. Eliminates per-test-run network I/O from Microsoft package repository (~18% failure rate improvement). Fixes: OCPBUGS-109594 Changes: - New: Dockerfile.azure-cli-base — installs azure-cli, uses Go 1.26 (matches e2e pipeline), runs as root - Updated: Dockerfile.e2e — references azure-cli-base instead of inline installation, preserves e2e behavior Addresses mehabhalodiya's feedback: - Uses ci-operator (not GitHub Actions) for image management - Correct binary: az --version (not azure) - Bootstrap: ci-operator DAG ensures producer builds before consumer - USER: Explicitly root to preserve e2e test behavior - Go toolchain: Preserved for ci-test-e2e.sh requirement - yum.repos.art/ci: Restored for OpenShift CI build farm compatibility Depends on openshift/release PR #84442 (producer config). Signed-off-by: Vishvranjan Mishra <vismishr@redhat.com>
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Summary
Pre-bakes azure-cli into a ci-operator-managed image to eliminate per-test-run network I/O from Microsoft package repository. The current approach causes ~18% of e2e-v2-azure-self-managed test failures due to network timeouts.
Architecture
Uses ci-operator producer/consumer pattern:
azure-cli-baseimage builds and promotes tohypershiftnamespacehypershift-testsimage referencesFROM azure-cli-base:latestci-operator's DAG automatically ensures producer builds before consumer. No bootstrap ordering issues or GitHub Actions credentials needed.
Changes
Dockerfile.azure-cli-base— installs azure-cli from Microsoft RHEL 9 repoDockerfile.e2e— referencesazure-cli-base:latestinstead of inline installationDependencies
IMPORTANT: Merge openshift/release#84442 (producer) FIRST, then this PR (consumer).
Without PR #84442 merged, the
azure-cli-base:latestimage won't exist in the registry and the build will fail.Expected Impact
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