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What this PR does / why we need it:

Draft design proposal, not ready to merge or deploy. This extracts the remaining resource-policy work from performance-sizing experiments into one cohesive feature, independent of Minimal zonal scheduling and PRs #9626, #9627, #9628, #9629. It does not include the availability-prober fix.

Allow a ClusterSizingConfiguration size class to specify default and per-container CPU/memory requests, calculated memory limits, CPU limits, and Go runtime settings. This is a mechanism for explicit budgets, not measured production sizing recommendations or a change to baked-in resource baselines.

Three signed-off, GPG-signed commits organize the proposal:

  1. API contract, annotation constant, generated CRD/vendor/apply clients, serialization tests, and admission tests.
  2. Component-framework validation/projection, precedence, removal behavior, and tests.
  3. Scheduler publication, HC-to-HCP transport, startup bootstrap, and etcd-recovery handling/tests.

Proposed Behavior

  • Policy is optional under spec.sizes[].effects.containerResourcePolicy. The framework is inert when the transport annotation is absent; baseline component fixtures remain unchanged.
  • Explicit default requests cover unmatched regular and init containers. Overrides match exact workload/container names, including injected sidecars.
  • Choose exactly one memory limit mode: multiplier, or percentage rounded upward to whole MiB.
  • cpuLimitPolicy is None (also the omitted behavior) or EqualsRequest. The experimental boolean was replaced with this enum to meet API lint conventions; no compatibility for an unshipped boolean API was added.
  • GOMEMLIMIT derives from the memory request; a per-container zero removes the managed environment variable. Optional GOMAXPROCS overrides preserve manifest/runtime defaults when omitted.
  • Projection follows manifest adaptation, sidecar injection, and legacy resource overrides. Policy takes precedence. Removal restores generated CPU/memory values plus remaining legacy overrides, not a snapshot of previous manual tuning; other resources are preserved.
  • HO attempts to publish initial policy before workload creation, then delegates subsequent policy publication to the scheduler. Etcd-recovery jobs receive policy at creation; changed policy on unfinished immutable jobs reports manual intervention rather than deleting them.
  • This applies to workloads reconciled through the shared framework plus the explicit recovery-job integration, not automatically to operands created by downstream operators.

Merge Blockers / Design Questions

  • CRD installation currently fails on Kubernetes 1.31.0. Actual envtest found quantity CEL rules exceed per-rule and aggregate estimated cost budgets. The CRD installs and all 28 admission cases pass on Kubernetes 1.36.0. Optional policy omission does not avoid this install-time failure. Do not deploy these manifests to older management clusters as-is.
  • Bootstrap ownership is incomplete. It does not yet respect sizing enablement and scheduler topology eligibility consistently. It can wait for a validator that is not running or publish policy without a subsequent owner. Missing configuration or removal of the last policy leaves stale startup annotations. Valid-condition observed generation is not checked.
  • Rollout scope is too broad. Every projected pod template carries a hash of the whole policy. An unrelated override edit or list reordering can roll all policy-managed workloads, including API-serving components. Same-size policy edits are not protected by size-transition concurrency/delay controls. Decide effective-workload hashing and fleet-wide rollout throttling.
  • Admission/runtime validation differ. Positive quantities can still overflow derived memory limits; runtime rejects some admitted policies. Complete admission bounds and update/ratcheting coverage, including the new maximum of 64 size classes.
  • Feature contract/gating remains open. The API calls the field experimental, but this is not a registered feature gate. Agree on exposure, ownership, and support policy before shipping.
  • HO/CPO delivery differs. A new HO can consume policy while an older payload CPO ignores it. Define and test activation, mixed-version behavior, rollback, and removal. This feature does not require or justify arbitrary custom-CPO/old-payload skew.
  • Recovery/workload lifecycle needs more proof. The whole-policy hash can report recovery drift even for unrelated changes. Resolve immutable-job behavior and add real API-defaulting, StatefulSet/Job, and first-workload lifecycle coverage.
  • Admission tests are not in the standard matrix yet. The new envtest-tagged test is under scheduler/util; standard targets run test/envtest. Integrate it into the supported Kubernetes/OpenShift matrix before merge.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

No Jira issue associated yet. Requesting feature/API design feedback rather than claiming an existing production bug is fixed.

Special notes for your reviewer:

This work was extracted onto upstream/main without altering the original experimental worktree. No baseline CPU/memory changes, availability probes, TLS/payload compatibility workarounds, or zonal feature-gate overrides are included.

Enabling, editing, or removing policy changes management-side workload pod templates and can cause broad control-plane rollouts. No direct NodePool config-hash input was introduced in this scope. Full mixed-version, capacity, upgrade, recovery, and rollout validation is still required. Do not infer production safety from unit tests or lint.

Validation

Passed:

  • make update followed by make deps to synchronize generated API deepcopy code into vendor.
  • make api-lint and make lint: zero issues after fixing API enum, import formatting, complexity, and pause-error handling.
  • API module: go test -race -count=1 ./scheduling/v1alpha1 ./hypershift/v1beta1.
  • Main module: go test -race -count=1 ./support/controlplane-component ./hypershift-operator/controllers/hostedcluster ./hypershift-operator/controllers/scheduler/util.
  • Full baseline fixtures: go test -race -count=1 ./control-plane-operator/controllers/hostedcontrolplane -run "^TestControlPlaneComponents$", without UPDATE or filters; no fixture changes needed.
  • Generated client/CRD packages compiled; targeted API vet passed.
  • go test -tags envtest -race -count=1 -run "^TestContainerResourcePolicyValidation$" ./hypershift-operator/controllers/scheduler/util with vanilla Kubernetes 1.36.0 assets: all 28 cases passed.
  • make run-gitlint, git diff --check, and GPG verification of all three commits.

Failed:

  • The same admission command with vanilla Kubernetes 1.31.0 assets: CRD installation rejected for CEL estimated cost. This is a known merge blocker, not an environment-only failure.

Not completed: full make pre-commit, full Kubernetes/OpenShift admission matrix, live-cluster tests, performance benchmarks, and mixed-HO/CPO upgrade/rollback validation.

Checklist:

  • Subject and description added to both, commit and PR.
  • Relevant issues have been referenced.
  • This change includes user-facing docs and approved design/support guidance.
  • This change includes unit tests.
  • All supported admission versions pass.
  • Feature ownership and rollout blockers resolved.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added configurable container resource policies for control plane workloads.
    • Supports default and per-container CPU/memory requests, memory limits, CPU limit behavior, Go memory settings, and GOMAXPROCS.
    • Policies are automatically selected, validated, propagated, and applied to workload templates.
    • Etcd recovery resources now honor configured policies and detect policy changes during recovery.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Preserves custom resources when policies change or are removed.
    • Prevents workloads from being updated when resource policies are invalid or inconsistent.

Add an optional experimental policy for default and per-container CPU/memory requests,
memory limit calculation, CPU limit policy, and Go runtime settings.
Include annotation transport, generated API artifacts, serialization coverage, and admission tests.

This is a design proposal, not ready for deployment. Kubernetes 1.31 rejects the CRD
because quantity CEL rules exceed its cost budget; Kubernetes 1.36 admission tests pass.
Feature gating, admission bounds, and standard envtest matrix integration remain open.

Signed-off-by: Steve Kuznetsov <stekuznetsov@microsoft.com>
Validate and project configured requests, limits, and Go runtime settings onto regular
and init containers after manifest adaptation, sidecar injection, and legacy overrides.
Restore generated CPU/memory defaults when policy is removed while preserving other resources.

Keep whole-policy hashing for review in this proposal. Unrelated override edits can roll
all projected workloads; effective-workload hashing and rollout controls remain unresolved.

Signed-off-by: Steve Kuznetsov <stekuznetsov@microsoft.com>
… policies

Publish size-class policy to HostedCluster annotations, mirror it to HostedControlPlane,
and bootstrap policy before initial operator workloads. Apply policy to etcd recovery jobs
and report immutable policy drift without deleting an unfinished recovery job.

This draft retains unresolved bootstrap ownership, stale-condition, and cleanup behavior.
Sizing enablement/topology boundaries, mixed HO/CPO delivery, and recovery lifecycle safety
must be resolved before the feature is enabled in production.

Signed-off-by: Steve Kuznetsov <stekuznetsov@microsoft.com>
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What this PR does / why we need it:

Draft design proposal, not ready to merge or deploy. This extracts the remaining resource-policy work from performance-sizing experiments into one cohesive feature, independent of Minimal zonal scheduling and PRs #9626, #9627, #9628, #9629. It does not include the availability-prober fix.

Allow a ClusterSizingConfiguration size class to specify default and per-container CPU/memory requests, calculated memory limits, CPU limits, and Go runtime settings. This is a mechanism for explicit budgets, not measured production sizing recommendations or a change to baked-in resource baselines.

Three signed-off, GPG-signed commits organize the proposal:

  1. API contract, annotation constant, generated CRD/vendor/apply clients, serialization tests, and admission tests.
  2. Component-framework validation/projection, precedence, removal behavior, and tests.
  3. Scheduler publication, HC-to-HCP transport, startup bootstrap, and etcd-recovery handling/tests.

Proposed Behavior

  • Policy is optional under spec.sizes[].effects.containerResourcePolicy. The framework is inert when the transport annotation is absent; baseline component fixtures remain unchanged.
  • Explicit default requests cover unmatched regular and init containers. Overrides match exact workload/container names, including injected sidecars.
  • Choose exactly one memory limit mode: multiplier, or percentage rounded upward to whole MiB.
  • cpuLimitPolicy is None (also the omitted behavior) or EqualsRequest. The experimental boolean was replaced with this enum to meet API lint conventions; no compatibility for an unshipped boolean API was added.
  • GOMEMLIMIT derives from the memory request; a per-container zero removes the managed environment variable. Optional GOMAXPROCS overrides preserve manifest/runtime defaults when omitted.
  • Projection follows manifest adaptation, sidecar injection, and legacy resource overrides. Policy takes precedence. Removal restores generated CPU/memory values plus remaining legacy overrides, not a snapshot of previous manual tuning; other resources are preserved.
  • HO attempts to publish initial policy before workload creation, then delegates subsequent policy publication to the scheduler. Etcd-recovery jobs receive policy at creation; changed policy on unfinished immutable jobs reports manual intervention rather than deleting them.
  • This applies to workloads reconciled through the shared framework plus the explicit recovery-job integration, not automatically to operands created by downstream operators.

Merge Blockers / Design Questions

  • CRD installation currently fails on Kubernetes 1.31.0. Actual envtest found quantity CEL rules exceed per-rule and aggregate estimated cost budgets. The CRD installs and all 28 admission cases pass on Kubernetes 1.36.0. Optional policy omission does not avoid this install-time failure. Do not deploy these manifests to older management clusters as-is.
  • Bootstrap ownership is incomplete. It does not yet respect sizing enablement and scheduler topology eligibility consistently. It can wait for a validator that is not running or publish policy without a subsequent owner. Missing configuration or removal of the last policy leaves stale startup annotations. Valid-condition observed generation is not checked.
  • Rollout scope is too broad. Every projected pod template carries a hash of the whole policy. An unrelated override edit or list reordering can roll all policy-managed workloads, including API-serving components. Same-size policy edits are not protected by size-transition concurrency/delay controls. Decide effective-workload hashing and fleet-wide rollout throttling.
  • Admission/runtime validation differ. Positive quantities can still overflow derived memory limits; runtime rejects some admitted policies. Complete admission bounds and update/ratcheting coverage, including the new maximum of 64 size classes.
  • Feature contract/gating remains open. The API calls the field experimental, but this is not a registered feature gate. Agree on exposure, ownership, and support policy before shipping.
  • HO/CPO delivery differs. A new HO can consume policy while an older payload CPO ignores it. Define and test activation, mixed-version behavior, rollback, and removal. This feature does not require or justify arbitrary custom-CPO/old-payload skew.
  • Recovery/workload lifecycle needs more proof. The whole-policy hash can report recovery drift even for unrelated changes. Resolve immutable-job behavior and add real API-defaulting, StatefulSet/Job, and first-workload lifecycle coverage.
  • Admission tests are not in the standard matrix yet. The new envtest-tagged test is under scheduler/util; standard targets run test/envtest. Integrate it into the supported Kubernetes/OpenShift matrix before merge.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

No Jira issue associated yet. Requesting feature/API design feedback rather than claiming an existing production bug is fixed.

Special notes for your reviewer:

This work was extracted onto upstream/main without altering the original experimental worktree. No baseline CPU/memory changes, availability probes, TLS/payload compatibility workarounds, or zonal feature-gate overrides are included.

Enabling, editing, or removing policy changes management-side workload pod templates and can cause broad control-plane rollouts. No direct NodePool config-hash input was introduced in this scope. Full mixed-version, capacity, upgrade, recovery, and rollout validation is still required. Do not infer production safety from unit tests or lint.

Validation

Passed:

  • make update followed by make deps to synchronize generated API deepcopy code into vendor.
  • make api-lint and make lint: zero issues after fixing API enum, import formatting, complexity, and pause-error handling.
  • API module: go test -race -count=1 ./scheduling/v1alpha1 ./hypershift/v1beta1.
  • Main module: go test -race -count=1 ./support/controlplane-component ./hypershift-operator/controllers/hostedcluster ./hypershift-operator/controllers/scheduler/util.
  • Full baseline fixtures: go test -race -count=1 ./control-plane-operator/controllers/hostedcontrolplane -run "^TestControlPlaneComponents$", without UPDATE or filters; no fixture changes needed.
  • Generated client/CRD packages compiled; targeted API vet passed.
  • go test -tags envtest -race -count=1 -run "^TestContainerResourcePolicyValidation$" ./hypershift-operator/controllers/scheduler/util with vanilla Kubernetes 1.36.0 assets: all 28 cases passed.
  • make run-gitlint, git diff --check, and GPG verification of all three commits.

Failed:

  • The same admission command with vanilla Kubernetes 1.31.0 assets: CRD installation rejected for CEL estimated cost. This is a known merge blocker, not an environment-only failure.

Not completed: full make pre-commit, full Kubernetes/OpenShift admission matrix, live-cluster tests, performance benchmarks, and mixed-HO/CPO upgrade/rollback validation.

Checklist:

  • Subject and description added to both, commit and PR.
  • Relevant issues have been referenced.
  • This change includes user-facing docs and approved design/support guidance.
  • This change includes unit tests.
  • All supported admission versions pass.
  • Feature ownership and rollout blockers resolved.

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The change adds an experimental container resource policy to cluster sizing configuration. The scheduler publishes the policy through HostedCluster annotations, and HostedCluster mirrors it to HostedControlPlane. The control-plane component validates and applies requests, limits, Go runtime settings, and policy hashes to workloads. Resource restoration preserves custom resources when policies change or are removed. Etcd recovery applies the policy and rejects unfinished jobs when the policy hash changes. Tests cover serialization, validation, publication, application, restoration, and recovery.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ClusterSizingConfiguration
  participant Scheduler
  participant HostedCluster
  participant HostedControlPlane
  participant ControlPlaneComponent
  ClusterSizingConfiguration->>Scheduler: provide selected policy
  Scheduler->>HostedCluster: publish JSON policy annotation
  HostedCluster->>HostedControlPlane: mirror policy annotation
  HostedControlPlane->>ControlPlaneComponent: provide policy for workload reconciliation
  ControlPlaneComponent->>ControlPlaneComponent: validate and apply container resources
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Stable And Deterministic Test Names ❌ Error A new subtest title is built from test data at support/controlplane-component/container-resource-policy_test.go:80: t.Run("When 110 percent is requested for "+tt.memory+", ..."). The title changes… Use a static title, such as When percentage limits are requested, it should round up and constrain every container. Keep tt.memory and tt.limit in the test setup and assertions.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly summarizes the main change: proposing size-class container resource policies. The NO-JIRA prefix is relevant project metadata and does not obscure the change.
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Test Structure And Quality ✅ Passed PASS: The pull request does not add or modify Ginkgo test code. All changed tests use the standard Go testing package with Test... and t.Run; structural and import searches found no Ginkgo It,…
Topology-Aware Scheduling Compatibility ✅ Passed The pull request adds resource requests, limits, environment variables, and policy annotations to pod templates. It does not add or modify anti-affinity, topology spread constraints, replica counts, P…
Ipv6 And Disconnected Network Test Compatibility ✅ Passed PASS: The pull request adds unit and envtest-style Go tests, not new Ginkgo e2e tests. Changed tests use func Test... and t.Run; no It, Describe, Context, or When Ginkgo registrations were…
No-Weak-Crypto ✅ Passed The pull request introduces no flagged weak cryptography. The only new cryptographic implementation is crypto/sha256 in support/controlplane-component/container-resource-policy.go, used to hash ca…
Container-Privileges ✅ Passed The pull-request diff adds no privileged container settings, hostPID, hostNetwork, hostIPC, SYS_ADMIN, or allowPrivilegeEscalation fields. The new projection code changes CPU/memory resources and Go e…
No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs ✅ Passed PASS. The pull request adds no production logger invocation. Policy data is serialized into Kubernetes annotations and hashed; it is not written to logs. New error paths expose only policy validation …
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MaximumMutatingRequestsInflight *int `json:"maximumMutatingRequestsInflight,omitempty"`
}

// ContainerResourcePolicy defines an experimental resource policy for all regular and init
// containers in control plane workloads. All defaults must be explicitly configured.
// +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="has(self.memoryLimitMultiplier) != has(self.memoryLimitPercent)",message="exactly one of memoryLimitMultiplier or memoryLimitPercent is required"
type ContainerResourcePolicy struct {
// defaultRequests specifies CPU and memory requests for containers without an override.
// +required
DefaultRequests ContainerRequests `json:"defaultRequests,omitzero"`

// goMemoryLimitPercent specifies GOMEMLIMIT as a percentage of the memory request.
// +kubebuilder:validation:Minimum=1
// +kubebuilder:validation:Maximum=100
// +required
GoMemoryLimitPercent int32 `json:"goMemoryLimitPercent,omitempty"`

// memoryLimitMultiplier specifies the memory limit as a multiple of the memory request.
// Mutually exclusive with memoryLimitPercent.
// +kubebuilder:validation:Minimum=1
// +kubebuilder:validation:Maximum=16
// +optional
MemoryLimitMultiplier int32 `json:"memoryLimitMultiplier,omitempty"`

// memoryLimitPercent specifies the memory limit as a percentage of the request,
// rounded up to whole MiB. Mutually exclusive with memoryLimitMultiplier.
// +kubebuilder:validation:Minimum=100
// +kubebuilder:validation:Maximum=1600
// +optional
MemoryLimitPercent int32 `json:"memoryLimitPercent,omitempty"`

// cpuLimitPolicy controls CPU limits for every projected regular and init container.
// None removes CPU limits. EqualsRequest sets CPU limits equal to CPU requests.
// When omitted, CPU limits are removed as with None.
// +optional
CPULimitPolicy CPULimitPolicy `json:"cpuLimitPolicy,omitempty"`

// containers specifies overrides identified by component workload name and container name.
// An override applies to either a regular or init container with that name.
// +listType=map
// +listMapKey=workload
// +listMapKey=container
// +kubebuilder:validation:MinItems=1
// +kubebuilder:validation:MaxItems=256
// +optional
Containers []ContainerResources `json:"containers,omitempty"`
}

// CPULimitPolicy controls how CPU limits are set for control plane containers.
// +kubebuilder:validation:Enum=None;EqualsRequest
type CPULimitPolicy string

const (
// CPULimitPolicyNone removes CPU limits.
CPULimitPolicyNone CPULimitPolicy = "None"
// CPULimitPolicyEqualsRequest sets CPU limits equal to CPU requests.
CPULimitPolicyEqualsRequest CPULimitPolicy = "EqualsRequest"
)

// ContainerRequests specifies an explicit, positive CPU and memory request budget.
type ContainerRequests struct {
// cpu is the CPU request for the container.
// +kubebuilder:validation:Type=string
// +kubebuilder:validation:MaxLength=64
// +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="isQuantity(self) && quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity('0'))",message="cpu must be a positive quantity"
// +required
CPU resource.Quantity `json:"cpu,omitempty"`

// memory is the memory request for the container.
// +kubebuilder:validation:Type=string
// +kubebuilder:validation:MaxLength=64
// +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="isQuantity(self) && quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity('0'))",message="memory must be a positive quantity"
// +required
Memory resource.Quantity `json:"memory,omitempty"`
}

// ContainerResources overrides the resource policy for one named container in a component workload.
type ContainerResources struct {
// workload is the exact component workload name, not a workload kind or generated pod name.
// +kubebuilder:validation:MinLength=1
// +kubebuilder:validation:MaxLength=253
// +required
Workload string `json:"workload,omitempty"`

// container is the exact name of a regular or init container in the workload.
// +kubebuilder:validation:MinLength=1
// +kubebuilder:validation:MaxLength=63
// +required
Container string `json:"container,omitempty"`

// requests replaces both default CPU and memory requests for this container.
// +required
Requests ContainerRequests `json:"requests,omitzero"`

// goMemoryLimitPercent overrides the policy percentage. Zero disables GOMEMLIMIT
// management for this container, for example for a non-Go binary. When omitted,
// the policy percentage applies.
// +kubebuilder:validation:Minimum=0
// +kubebuilder:validation:Maximum=100
// +optional
GoMemoryLimitPercent *int32 `json:"goMemoryLimitPercent,omitempty"`

// goMaxProcs overrides GOMAXPROCS for this container. When omitted, the existing
// manifest or Go runtime default is preserved. A zero Go value means unset
// and is omitted from JSON; explicitly supplied values must be between 1 and 1024.
// +kubebuilder:validation:Minimum=1
// +kubebuilder:validation:Maximum=1024
// +optional
GoMaxProcs int32 `json:"goMaxProcs,omitempty"`
}

// Management configures behaviors of the management plane for a size class.
type Management struct {
// +kubebuilder:validation:Optional

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In Kubernetes 1.31 and later, Common Expression Language (CEL) validation rules are constrained by both a runtime cost budget and an estimated cost limit to ensure API server stability [1][2]. Cost Limits and Validation 1. Runtime Cost Budget: CEL expressions are tracked by a cost unit counter during evaluation [1][2]. If an expression or a set of rules (e.g., all validation rules for a CRD) exceeds the allocated cost budget, the evaluation is halted, and an error is returned [1][2]. 2. Estimated Cost Limits: To prevent computationally prohibitive rules from being written to the API, the API server calculates a worst-case estimated cost for CEL expressions [1][2]. If this estimate exceeds a predefined threshold, the CRD update or creation is rejected at write time [3][2]. Quantity CEL Cost Issues You may encounter "estimated rule cost exceeds budget" errors when using CEL functions like quantity or isGreaterThan on fields defined as x-kubernetes-int-or-string [4][5]. This occurs because: - Unbounded Strings: By default, strings (including int-or-string types) are treated as unbounded in CEL cost estimation, resulting in high cost estimates that trigger rejection [4][5]. - Optimization: To resolve this, you must explicitly provide constraints, such as maxLength, on the field in your CRD schema [3][6][5]. - Cost Estimation Gaps: In older configurations, the API server&#39;s cost estimator may not correctly observe constraints nested within allOf, or may improperly handle x-kubernetes-int-or-string types even when a maxLength is set [5][7]. Updates in recent Kubernetes versions have improved this estimation logic to better account for these constraints, preventing unnecessary rejections [5][7]. Recommended Best Practices - Specify Constraints: Always define maxLength (for strings), maxItems (for arrays), and maxProperties (for maps) in your CRD schema to help the CEL cost estimator produce accurate, lower cost estimates [3][6][5]. - Format: Use the native format: quantity where possible, as recent Kubernetes enhancements have improved the mapping of these fields to the CEL Quantity type, leading to better validation support and more accurate cost estimation [8]. - Simplify Rules: If your rule is consistently rejected, try breaking complex logic into smaller, simpler expressions [3][6]. If you are encountering specific rejections, ensure your field schema explicitly includes tight constraints (e.g., maxLength: 20) and verify that you are not relying on configurations where constraints are only visible inside allOf blocks, which may have been miscalculated in older minor versions [6][5][7].
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<title>Common Expression Language in Kubernetes | Kubernetes</title> https://v1-34.docs.kubernetes.io/docs/reference/using-api/cel/ | See Kubernetes list ... Kubernetes URL library | See Kubernetes URL ... All Kubernetes versions ... | Kubernetes IP address ... | See Kubernetes IP address library | Kubernetes ... 1.3 ... + | | Kubernetes CIDR ... | See Kubernetes CIDR library | Kubernetes ... + | | Kubernetes authorizer library | See Kubernetes authorizer library | All Kubernetes versions | | Kubernetes quantity library | See Kubernetes quantity library | Kubernetes versions 1.29+ | | Kubernetes semver library | See Kubernetes semver library | Kubernetes versions 1.34+ | | Kubernetes format library | See Kubernetes format library | Kubernetes versions 1.32+ | | CEL optional types | See CEL optional types | Kubernetes versions 1.29+ | | CEL CrossTypeNumericComparisons | See CEL CrossTypeNumericComparisons | Kubernetes versions 1.29+ | | CEL TwoVarComprehensions | See CEL TwoVarComprehensions | Kubernetes versions ... 1.33+ | ... ### Kubernetes quantity library ... Kubernetes 1.28 adds support for manipulating quantity strings (ex 1.5G, 512k, 20Mi) ... - `isQuantity(string)` checks if a string is a valid Quantity according to Kubernetes&`#39`; resource.Quantity. - `quantity(string) Quantity` converts a string to a Quantity or results in an error if the string is not a valid quantity. ... Once parsed via the `quantity` function, the resulting Quantity object has the following library of member functions: ... Available member functions of a Quantity ... | Member Function | CEL Return Value | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | isInteger() | bool | Returns true if and only if asInteger is safe to call without an error | | asInteger() | int | Returns a representation of the current value as an int64 if possible or results in an error if conversion would result in overflowor loss of precision. | | asApproximateFloat() | float | Returns a float64 representation of the quantity which may lose precision. If the value of the quantity is outside the range of a float64, +Inf/-Inf will be returned. | | sign() | int | Returns 1 if the quantity is positive, -1 if it is negative. 0 if it is zero. | | add() | Quantity | Returns sum of two quantities | | add() | Quantity | Returns sum of quantity and an integer | | sub() | Quantity | Returns difference between two quantities | | sub() | Quantity | Returns difference between a quantity and an integer | | isLessThan() | bool | Returns true if and only if the receiver is less than the operand | | isGreaterThan() | bool | Returns true if and only if the receiver is greater than the operand | | compareTo() | int | Compares receiver to operand and returns 0 if they are equal, 1 if the receiver is greater, or -1 if the receiver is less than the operand | ... Examples of CEL expressions using URL library functions ... | CEL Expression | Purpose | | --- | --- | | quantity("500000G").isInteger() | Test if conversion to integer would throw an error | | quantity("50k").asInteger() | Precise conversion to integer | | quantity("9999999999999999999999999999999999999G").asApproximateFloat() | Lossy conversion to float | | quantity("50k").add(quantity("20k")) | Add two quantities | | quantity("50k").sub(20000) | Subtract an integer from a quantity | | quantity("50k").add(20).sub(quantity("100k")).sub(-50000) | Chain adding and subtracting integers and quantities | | quantity("200M").compareTo(quantity("0.2G")) | Compare two quantities | | quantity("150Mi").isGreaterThan(quantity("100Mi")) | Test if a quantity is greater than the receiver | | quantity("50M").isLessThan(quantity("100M")) | Test if a quantity is less than the receiver | ... CEL is non-Turing complete and offers a variety of production safety controls to limit execution time. CEL&`#39`;s ... constraint features provide feedback to developers about expression complexity and ... protect the API server from ... resource consumption duri…[truncated] <title>Common Expression Language in Kubernetes | Kubernetes</title> https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/using-api/cel/ | Kubernetes list library | See Kubernetes list library | All Kubernetes versions | | Kubernetes regex library | See Kubernetes regex library | All Kubernetes versions | | Kubernetes URL library | See Kubernetes URL library | All Kubernetes versions | | Kubernetes IP address library | See Kubernetes IP address library | Kubernetes versions 1.31+ | | Kubernetes CIDR library | See Kubernetes CIDR library | Kubernetes versions 1.31+ | | Kubernetes authorizer library | See Kubernetes authorizer library | All Kubernetes versions | | Kubernetes quantity library | See Kubernetes quantity library | Kubernetes versions 1.29+ | | Kubernetes semver library | See Kubernetes semver library | Kubernetes versions 1.34+ | | Kubernetes format library | See Kubernetes format library | Kubernetes versions 1.32+ | | CEL optional types | See CEL optional types | Kubernetes versions 1.29+ | | CEL CrossTypeNumericComparisons | See CEL CrossTypeNumericComparisons | Kubernetes versions 1.29+ | | CEL TwoVarComprehensions | See CEL TwoVarComprehensions | Kubernetes versions 1.33+ | ... ### Kubernetes quantity library ... Kubernetes 1.28 adds support for manipulating quantity strings (ex 1.5G, 512k, 20Mi) ... - `isQuantity(string)` checks if a string is a valid Quantity according to Kubernetes&`#39`; resource.Quantity. - `quantity(string) Quantity` converts a string to a Quantity or results in an error if the string is not a valid quantity. ... Once parsed via the `quantity` function, the resulting Quantity object has the following library of member functions: ... Available member functions of a Quantity ... | Member Function | CEL Return Value | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | isInteger() | bool | Returns true if and only if asInteger is safe to call without an error | | asInteger() | int | Returns a representation of the current value as an int64 if possible or results in an error if conversion would result in overflowor loss of precision. | | asApproximateFloat() | float | Returns a float64 representation of the quantity which may lose precision. If the value of the quantity is outside the range of a float64, +Inf/-Inf will be returned. | | sign() | int | Returns 1 if the quantity is positive, -1 if it is negative. 0 if it is zero. | | add() | Quantity | Returns sum of two quantities | | add() | Quantity | Returns sum of quantity and an integer | | sub() | Quantity | Returns difference between two quantities | | sub() | Quantity | Returns difference between a quantity and an integer | | isLessThan() | bool | Returns true if and only if the receiver is less than the operand | | isGreaterThan() | bool | Returns true if and only if the receiver is greater than the operand | | compareTo() | int | Compares receiver to operand and returns 0 if they are equal, 1 if the receiver is greater, or -1 if the receiver is less than the operand | ... Examples of CEL expressions using URL library functions ... | CEL Expression | Purpose | | --- | --- | | quantity("500000G").isInteger() | Test if conversion to integer would throw an error | | quantity("50k").asInteger() | Precise conversion to integer | | quantity("9999999999999999999999999999999999999G").asApproximateFloat() | Lossy conversion to float | | quantity("50k").add(quantity("20k")) | Add two quantities | | quantity("50k").sub(20000) | Subtract an integer from a quantity | | quantity("50k").add(20).sub(quantity("100k")).sub(-50000) | Chain adding and subtracting integers and quantities | | quantity("200M").compareTo(quantity("0.2G")) | Compare two quantities | | quantity("150Mi").isGreaterThan(quantity("100Mi")) | Test if a quantity is greater than the receiver | | quantity("50M").isLessThan(quantity("100M")) | Test if a quantity is less than the receiver | ... ## Resource constraints ... CEL is non-Turing complete and offers a variety of production safety …[truncated] <title>keps/sig-api-machinery/2876-crd-validation-expression-language/README.md</title> https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/blob/master/keps/sig-api-machinery/2876-crd-validation-expression-language/README.md - The runtime cost limit must not be exceeded during `messageExpression` execution (executing `messageExpression` counts towards that limit). - If `messageExpression` results in a runtime error, then `message` will be used instead if non-empty. If `message` is empty, then the default error message is used instead. In either case (if `message` or the default error message is used) the CEL error that `messageExpression` failed with will be logged. - If both `message` and `messageExpression` are present, `messageExpression` will take priority. ... - Rules may be written at the root of an object, and may make field selection into any fields declared in the OpenAPIv3 schema of the CRD as well as `apiVersion`, `kind`, `metadata.name` and `metadata.generateName`. This includes selection of fields in both the `spec` and `status` in the same expression, e.g. `self.status.quantity <= self.spec.maxQuantity`. Because CRDs only allow the `name` and `generateName` to be declared in the `metadata` of an object, these are the only metadata fields that may be validated using CEL ... rules. For example, ... `self.metadata.name ... (&`#39`;mySuffix ... metadata.labels ... aims to allow for generic access to labels and annotations ... the OpenAPIV ... a structural schema ... extend-kubernetes ... custom-resources ... custom-resource-definitions ... -a-structural-schema). ... - Validation of CEL ... "cost" when a CEL expression ... in a CRD ... at CRD ... - Use a ... API Priority and Fairness ... #### Estimated Cost Limits ... Validation of CEL expression&`#39`;s "cost" is primarily intended to provide authors of CEL expressions with actionable feedback on the expected runtime costs of their expressions and prevent them from authoring expressions that have poor worst case running times. ... We will use CEL&`#39`;s [cost subsystem](https://github.com/google/cel-go/blob/dfef54b359b05532fb9695bc88937aa8530ab055/cel/program.go#L309) to provide our proactive limits. If an expression is analyzed and has a cost greater than a predefined limit, it will not be allowed. If an expression is rejected for this reason, the error message will include how much the limit was exceeded. ... A major problem with the cost system is assigning the cost of list iteration. The cost of a CEL expression is computed statically without any knowledge about the data that will be validated. Only the CEL expression is available when computing cost. This means that the sizes of variable length data types (lists, maps, sets, strings, byte arrays) are entirely unknown. This limits our options for computing the cost of CEL expressions that iterate across these list types. Setting high costs for iteration is a major problem because, in practice, lists are short. For example, a pod has a list of containers, but the list is usually quite short. ... There are a ... - We require CRD authors to provide `maxLength` on all variable length data types that they iterate across in CEL expressions so we know exactly how to compute cost - We do not attempt to statically compute a cost and instead rely entirely on time based limits - We prove that, in practice, the cost limits can be found that are operationally safe while still not being overly restrictive ... We have explored the cost system and realized (thanks `@liggitt`!) that O(n) iteration is bounded by custom resource size limits (specifically the 3MB request limit) and we can use this to establish more manageable worst case sizes. ... If a list contains small elements (e.g. a `0` stored in JSON) then the worst case list size can be 3MB/2bytes=~1572k elements, but as the element size grows, the worst case list size quickly becomes manageable. We ran a [series of experiments](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yR746Rf-rw-_zoq36Ypzu8LTqOa-LaCk1pv3e0kjF3A/edit?usp=sharing) to test the resource utilization of CEL expressions that iterate across lists. We found that (with a safety factor of 5x): ... - O(n) iteration o…[truncated] <title>quantity() cel cost is too high · Issue `#132370` · kubernetes/kubernetes</title> GitHub issue 132370 in kubernetes/kubernetes (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) ## quantity() cel cost is too high ... `resource.Quantity` is converted to `int-or-string` in CRD and cannot limit the maxLength of `int-or-string`. The cost of `quantity(self)` is too high and I cannot put it in a small array(maxItems=64) ... ``` storage: anyOf: - type: integer - type: string description: Storage defines the request size pattern: ^(\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))(([KMGTPE]i)|[numkMGTPE]|([eE](\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))))?$ x-kubernetes-int-or-string: true maxLength: 100 x-kubernetes-validations: - rule: "quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity(&`#39`;0&`#39`;))" message: "test" ``` ... Decrease the cost of `quantity()` or provide a way to limit the maxLength of `resource.Quantity` ... ``` type Spec struct { // maxItems=64 Array []Item } type Item struct { // rule="quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity(&`#39`;0&`#39`;))" Size resource.Quantity } ``` ... > Does it help to put the the length limit on the string type directly, e.g.: > > ``` > storage: > anyOf: > - type: integer > - type: string > maxLength: 100 > ``` > > ? > > If not we will likely need to add logic o the cost estimator to find the length limit in this particular case. ... > ``` > storage: > anyOf: > - type: integer > - type: string > maxLength: 100 > ``` > > It&`#39`;s not allowed in CRD. ... > I feel cost estimator always calculate a very high cost. I think it&`#39`;s not reasonable. If one rule is the worst, others will not be the worst because of the request body size limit. But now, all rules use the worst cost. ... > I have to add limit for almost all map/array/string, even common fields such as `labels`, `annotations`, `quantity`. ... > For future readers, Quantity() cost for a single field is fine. Somehow it has a high cost, when used in an unbounded-array. > > ```yaml > quantity: > anyOf: > - type: integer > - type: string > description: Quantity denotes random quantity. > pattern: ^(\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))(([KMGTPE]i)|[numkMGTPE]|([eE](\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))))?$ > x-kubernetes-int-or-string: true > x-kubernetes-validations: > - message: Quantity should be greater than zero > rule: quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity(&`#39`;0&`#39`;)) > ``` ... > > For future readers, Quantity() cost for a single field is fine. Somehow it has a high cost, when used in an unbounded-array. > > `@lalitc375` See my description -- The cost of quantity(self) is too high and I cannot put it in a small array(maxItems=64) > > `quantity` string is unbounded. That&`#39`;s why the cost is too high. ... > quantity(self) CEL cost is high if the self is a unbounded string. The cost of quantity(self) CEL is low if the self maxlength is small. > > See the cost of quantity in tests. > > ``` > https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/46c430291cc808e2a6a46c6c787e2d924cdb9c19/staging/src/k8s.io/apiserver/pkg/cel/library/cost_test.go#L718 > ``` > > The quantity struct representation in CRD uses x-kubernetes-int-or-string to model it. x-kubernetes-int-or-string doesn&`#39`;t allow setting maxLength for string, due to which strings are assumed unbounded in CEL. > > There are multiple fixes for this. > a). Use better modeling for quantity struct in CRD&`#39`;s. We can also create a dedicated string format for resources. > b). Limit the upper bound for the quantity() cel method. > c). Allow setting maxLength for x-kubernetes-int-or-string, Set it low for quantity struct. > > I think we should do the all, I will check with `@cici37` and `@jpbetz` > > To fix this temporarily, you can use a custom struct to represent the quantity struct, and convert it back to quantity struct on get. > > ```go > type Spec struct { > // Quantities denotes random quantity. > Quantities []Item `json:"quantities"` > } > …[truncated] <title>Fix IntOrString cost estimation when schema has a MaxLength constraint</title> GitHub pull request 132837 in kubernetes/kubernetes (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # Fix IntOrString cost estimation when schema has a MaxLength constraint ... --- #### What type of PR is this? /kind bug #### What this PR does / why we need it: This updates the way that the maximum size of an IntOrString is calculated in the CEL cost estimator to take into account an openapi maxlength constraint. I was working with someone on a field like: ``` // request is the minimum amount of the resource required (e.g. "2Mi", "1Gi"). // This field is optional. // When limit is specified, request cannot be greater than limit. // +optional Request resource.Quantity `json:"request,omitempty"` ``` We then started adding some CEL rules, for example, ``` // +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="isQuantity(self) && quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity(&`#39`;0&`#39`;))",message="request must be a positive, non-zero quantity" ``` The API server started to complain of high validation costs. Typically this is because the unbounded string length results in a high `MaxElements` in the cost estimates. The usual fix would be to add a maximum length, for example: ``` // +kubebuilder:validation:MaxLength=20 ``` But this doesn&`#39`;t work initially because of the way controller-gen is applying different parts of the schema, adding ``` // +kubebuilder:validation:XIntOrString ``` Allows it to produce the following schema: ``` request: anyOf: - type: integer - type: string description: |- request is the minimum amount of the resource required (e.g. "2Mi", "1Gi"). This field is optional. When limit is specified, request cannot be greater than limit. maxLength: 20 // This is the only part we&`#39`;ve added on top of the default schema that controller tools produced pattern: ^(\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))(([KMGTPE]i)|[numkMGTPE]|([eE](\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))))?$ x-kubernetes-int-or-string: true x-kubernetes-validations: - message: request must be a non-negative quantity rule: isQuantity(self) && quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity(&`#39`;0&`#39`;)) ``` We then noticed that the cost estimates were still particularly high. It turns out, that the logic handling any `XIntOrString` field isn&`#39`;t correctly observing the `MaxLength`. As far as I can tell, the above is a valid schema and the API server appears to accept this schema, and enforce the maximum string length (note int64 has a maximum length of 19 so the integer max length should be covered by this case too, though CELs cost estimates for integers doesn&`#39`;t set a max elements AFAICT) This PR updates the logic to take into account the max length and resolves our issue. #### Which issue(s) this PR is related to: (issue in a different repository) KEP: https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/issues/ If there is no associated issue, then write "N/A". --> #### Special notes for your reviewer: #### Does this PR introduce a user-facing change? ```release-note Fix runtime cost estimation for x-int-or-string custom resource schemas with maximum lengths ``` #### Additional documentation e.g., KEPs (Kubernetes Enhancement Proposals), usage docs, etc.: - [Usage]: - [Other doc]: --> ```docs ``` ... > Thanks for the fix! The fix looks good to me. If you could add a test into the [estimated cost test cases](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/d1914723d904f7fa4611b3dba20e10cc61ff7c7f/staging/src/k8s.io/apiextensions-apiserver/pkg/apiserver/schema/cel/compilation_test.go#L1355), that will be awesome (Just to verify the estimated cost calculation respect the maxLength set. And it should fail before the PR changes added^^ ... > Fixes https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/132370 > /cc `@lalitc375` ... > `@cici37` I&`#39`;ve added the test case you requested - cici37 mentioned - cici37 subscribed - Referenced by issue `#132370`: quantity() cel cost is too high ... > /test pull-kubernetes-integration > > I don&`#39`;t think it&`#39`;s related, l…[truncated]

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Kubernetes issue 132370 addresses a performance limitation where the quantity() CEL function in CustomResourceDefinitions (CRDs) incurs an excessively high cost, often causing validation rules to exceed the CEL cost budget [1][2][3]. The core of the problem is that resource.Quantity is modeled as an int-or-string in CRDs, which does not natively support a maxLength constraint for its string representation [1]. Consequently, the CEL engine treats these strings as unbounded, leading to high cost estimations during validation [1]. Key points regarding this issue include: - Technical Impact: The high cost of quantity() prevents the use of complex validation rules, particularly when they involve lists or arrays (e.g., maxItems constraints) [1][2]. - Status and Fixes: As of mid-2026, there is no single "fixed version" that resolves this universally by simply changing a setting. Community-identified strategies to mitigate the issue include: - Reducing the cost of quantity() operations by avoiding them in overly complex rules [2][4]. - Replacing quantity(string(self)) rules with simplified, alternative logic that avoids full quantity parsing during validation [3][5]. - Implementing custom struct representations or Go-side validation as a workaround when CEL budget constraints cannot be met [1][2]. - Future Direction: Development efforts such as Pull Request 131972 have been discussed to add a native quantity format to CRDs, which would allow for better declarative validation and potentially lower the CEL overhead for these types [6]. If you are encountering this while developing CRDs, it is recommended to move complex quantity validation to your controller logic (in Go) rather than relying on CEL, or to simplify the CEL rules to avoid triggering the high cost calculation [2][3]. The phrase "estimated cost exceeds budget" is a common error message generated by the Kubernetes API server when a CEL rule&#39;s estimated execution complexity surpasses the allocated limit, often triggered by this exact issue [1][2].
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<title>quantity() cel cost is too high · Issue `#132370` · kubernetes/kubernetes</title> GitHub issue 132370 in kubernetes/kubernetes (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) ## quantity() cel cost is too high ... `resource.Quantity` is converted to `int-or-string` in CRD and cannot limit the maxLength of `int-or-string`. The cost of `quantity(self)` is too high and I cannot put it in a small array(maxItems=64) ... I add `maxLength` but not worked. ... ``` storage: anyOf: - type: integer - type: string description: Storage defines the request size pattern: ^(\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))(([KMGTPE]i)|[numkMGTPE]|([eE](\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))))?$ x-kubernetes-int-or-string: true maxLength: 100 x-kubernetes-validations: - rule: "quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity(&`#39`;0&`#39`;))" message: "test" ``` ... Decrease the cost of `quantity()` or provide a way to limit the maxLength of `resource.Quantity` ... ``` type Spec struct { // maxItems=64 Array []Item } type Item struct { // rule="quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity(&`#39`;0&`#39`;))" Size resource.Quantity } ``` ... ```console $ kubectl version 1.30 ``` ... > Does it help to put the the length limit on the string type directly, e.g.: > > ``` > storage: > anyOf: > - type: integer > - type: string > maxLength: 100 > ``` > > ? > > If not we will likely need to add logic o the cost estimator to find the length limit in this particular case. ... > ``` > storage: > anyOf: > - type: integer > - type: string > maxLength: 100 > ``` > > It&`#39`;s not allowed in CRD. ... I feel cost estimator always calculate a very high cost. I think it&`#39`;s not reasonable. If one rule is the worst, others will not be the worst because of the request body size limit. But now, all rules use the worst cost. ... > I have to add limit for almost all map/array/string, even common fields such as `labels`, `annotations`, `quantity`. ... > For future readers, Quantity() cost for a single field is fine. Somehow it has a high cost, when used in an unbounded-array. > > ```yaml > quantity: > anyOf: > - type: integer > - type: string > description: Quantity denotes random quantity. > pattern: ^(\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))(([KMGTPE]i)|[numkMGTPE]|([eE](\+|-)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)?)|(\.[0-9]+))))?$ > x-kubernetes-int-or-string: true > x-kubernetes-validations: > - message: Quantity should be greater than zero > rule: quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity(&`#39`;0&`#39`;)) > ``` ... > > For future readers, Quantity() cost for a single field is fine. Somehow it has a high cost, when used in an unbounded-array. > > `@lalitc375` See my description -- The cost of quantity(self) is too high and I cannot put it in a small array(maxItems=64) > > `quantity` string is unbounded. That&`#39`;s why the cost is too high. ... > quantity(self) CEL cost is high if the self is a unbounded string. The cost of quantity(self) CEL is low if the self maxlength is small. > > See the cost of quantity in tests. > > ``` > https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/46c430291cc808e2a6a46c6c787e2d924cdb9c19/staging/src/k8s.io/apiserver/pkg/cel/library/cost_test.go#L718 > ``` > > The quantity struct representation in CRD uses x-kubernetes-int-or-string to model it. x-kubernetes-int-or-string doesn&`#39`;t allow setting maxLength for string, due to which strings are assumed unbounded in CEL. > > There are multiple fixes for this. > a). Use better modeling for quantity struct in CRD&`#39`;s. We can also create a dedicated string format for resources. > b). Limit the upper bound for the quantity() cel method. > c). Allow setting maxLength for x-kubernetes-int-or-string, Set it low for quantity struct. > > I think we should do the all, I will check with `@cici37` and `@jpbetz` > > To fix this temporarily, you can use a custom struct to represent the quantity struct, and convert it back to quantity struct on get. > > ```go > type Spec struct { > // Quantities denotes random q…[truncated] <title>Use quantity library and optional types once 1.28 reaches EoL · Issue `#1986` · kubernetes-sigs/kueue</title> GitHub issue 1986 in kubernetes-sigs/kueue (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) ## Use quantity library and optional types once 1.28 reaches EoL ... 1. We can remove the validation functions implemented for `ClusterQueue` in fields with `resource.Quantity` type. 2. Additionally, we can shorten some rules that use the macro `has()` to check an optional field exists. ... 1. Since Kubernetes 1.29, we can use [Kubernetes quantity library](https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/using-api/cel/#kubernetes-quantity-library) to validate fields of `resource.Quantity` type. 2. Likewise, we can rewrite some rules to make them more concise using [CEL optional types](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/google/cel-go@v0.17.4/cel#OptionalTypes). ... > After making some updates and running tests, neither Point 1 nor Point 2 from this issue can be implemented due to CEL cost-budget constraints in Kubernetes. See https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/using-api/cel/#resource-constraints. > > 1. CEL Quantity Library for Resource Validations > > The use of the quantity() function is too expensive. This is discussed in https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/132370, where some workarounds are proposed, but I believe they are not worth it for Kueue, as they would introduce temporary workarounds into the API. It is better to keep the current validations in Go code instead. > > 1. Optional Types for Simplifying CEL Rules > > Even though the syntax is cleaner when using optional types, they are also expensive and easily exceed the CEL cost budget. Setting maxItems limits as recommended does not help. For example, adding a maxItems=16 constraint to the Conditions array in WorkloadStatus in v1beta1 did not help. > > CEL cost-budget limitations have appeared before in related tasks such as `#1972` and `#2008`. There are also further discussions here: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/121162. > > Therefore, I suggest closing this issue because, given the current CEL budget limitations, I don’t think it is possible to make any meaningful improvements. ... > > After making some updates and running tests, neither Point 1 nor Point 2 from this issue can be implemented due to CEL cost-budget constraints in Kubernetes. See https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/using-api/cel/#resource-constraints. ... > > > > 1. CEL Quantity Library for Resource Validations ... > > The use of the quantity() function is too expensive. This is discussed in [quantity() cel cost is too high kubernetes/kubernetes#132370](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/132370), where some workarounds are proposed, but I believe they are not worth it for Kueue, as they would introduce temporary workarounds into the API. It is better to keep the current validations in Go code instead. ... > > 2. Optional Types for Simplifying CEL Rules ... > > Even though the syntax is cleaner when using optional types, they are also expensive and easily exceed the CEL cost budget. Setting maxItems limits as recommended does not help. For example, adding a maxItems=16 constraint to the Conditions array in WorkloadStatus in v1beta1 did not help. > > > > CEL cost-budget limitations have appeared before in related tasks such as [`#1972`](https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kueue/pull/1972) and [`#2008`](https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kueue/pull/2008). There are also further discussions here: [kubernetes/kubernetes#121162](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/121162). > > > > Therefore, I suggest closing this issue because, given the current CEL budget limitations, I don’t think it is possible to make any meaningful improvements. > > SGTM, thank you for investigating that 👍 <title>api: allow validation on older k8s versions</title> GitHub pull request 1838 in agentgateway/agentgateway (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference) # api: allow validation on older k8s versions - State: merged - Author: howardjohn - Created: 2026-05-15T17:17:07Z - Updated: 2026-05-15T17:25:04Z - Repository: agentgateway/agentgateway - Number: `#1838` - +102 -50 in 5 files - Merged: 2026-05-15T17:25:04Z - Merge commit: 6a2d02dbb35a289738d0fdba88e5a474e432a72a --- This drops the quanitity operations from 300k cost to 7 due to a bug in k8s 1.33 and older https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/132370 ## Timeline - someone committed - Review requested from Copilot - Review requested from someone - howardjohn copilot_work_started - Review by Copilot: ## Pull request overview This PR updates the AgentgatewayPolicy `ByteSize` schema/validation to avoid Kubernetes CEL validation issues on older clusters, and hardens the controller-side conversion to `uint32` to avoid unsafe casts. **Changes:** - Replace `quantity(string(self))`-based CEL validations for `ByteSize` with a simplified combined rule and add `MinLength=1`. - Update generated CRD Helm templates to reflect the new `ByteSize` validation rule. - Clamp `ByteSize` → `uint32` conversion in the controller to avoid negative/overflow casts, and extend invalid-CRD testcases around `maxBufferSize`. ### Reviewed changes Copilot reviewed 5 out of 5 changed files in this pull request and generated 5 comments. Show a summary per file | File | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | controller/pkg/agentgateway/plugins/frontend_policies.go | Clamp `ByteSize.Value()` into `[0, MaxUint32]` before converting to `uint32`. | | controller/api/v1alpha1/agentgateway/agentgateway_policy_types.go | Modify kubebuilder validations for `ByteSize` (MinLength + simplified XValidation). | | controller/install/helm/agentgateway-crds/templates/agentgateway.dev_agentgatewaypolicies.yaml | Regenerate policy CRD schema with updated `ByteSize` constraints. | | controller/install/helm/agentgateway-crds/templates/agentgateway.dev_agentgatewaybackends.yaml | Regenerate backend CRD schema with updated `ByteSize` constraints. | | controller/api/tests/testdata/agentgateway_policy_invalid.yaml | Add/update invalid policy cases targeting `http.maxBufferSize` validation behavior. | --- 💡 Add Copilot custom instructions for smarter, more guided reviews. Learn how to get started. - Review by nfuden: I like this, I do think its interesting that we will allow "0" but not 0 but its unlikely people will do that and its an easy fix if they do configure that way - howardjohn merged - howardjohn closed <title>How to Write CEL Validation Rules in CRDs for Complex Field Constraints</title> https://oneuptime.com/blog/post/2026-02-09-cel-validation-rules-crds-constraints/view In CEL expressions,`self` refers to the current object being validated. You can access fields using dot notation: ... ```yaml x-kubernetes-validations: - rule: "self.replicas > 0" message: "Replicas must be positive" - rule: "self.region in [&`#39`;us-east-1&`#39`;, &`#39`;us-west-2&`#39`;, &`#39`;eu-west-1&`#39`;]" message: "Region must be one of the supported regions" - rule: "self.name.startsWith(&`#39`;db-&`#39`;)" message: "Database name must start with &`#39`;db-&`#39`;" ... enforce rules when resources ... just created. Use`oldSelf ... x ... kubernetes-validations: ... can only increase ... - rule: "! ... " message: ... - rule: ... " ... - rule: "size ... 50 ... # Quantity-like string validation - rule: "self.cpu.matches(&`#39`;^[0-9]+m$&`#39`;) || self.cpu.matches(&`#39`;^[0-9]+$&`#39`;)" message: "CPU must be in millicores (e.g., 500m) or cores (e.g., 2)" ... ## Performance Considerations ... CEL validation runs on create and update operations. Transition rules that use`oldSelf` run only on updates where Kubernetes can compare the old and new values. Keep these guidelines in mind: ... 1. Avoid expensive operations in validation rules 2. Use early termination with logical operators (`&amp;&`,`||`) 3. Set`maxItems`,`maxProperties`, and`maxLength` on lists, maps, and strings used by validation rules 4. Split complex validation into simpler rules when possible <title>6a2d02d api: allow validation on older k8s versions (`#1838`)</title> https://github.com/agentgateway/agentgateway/commit/6a2d02dbb35a289738d0fdba88e5a474e432a72a # 6a2d02d api: allow validation on older k8s versions (`#1838`) - SHA: 6a2d02dbb35a289738d0fdba88e5a474e432a72a - Repository: agentgateway/agentgateway - Author: howardjohn - Date: 2026-05-15T17:25:04Z - +102 -50 in 5 files - Verified: yes --- api: allow validation on older k8s versions (`#1838`) This drops the quanitity operations from 300k cost to 7 due to a bug in k8s 1.33 and older https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/132370 Signed-off-by: John Howard <john.howard@solo.io> ## Changed Files | File | Status | + | - | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | controller/api/tests/testdata/agentgateway_policy_invalid.yaml | modified | 50 | 11 | | controller/api/v1alpha1/agentgateway/agentgateway_policy_types.go | modified | 2 | 2 | | controller/install/helm/agentgateway-crds/templates/agentgateway.dev_agentgatewaybackends.yaml | modified | 5 | 4 | | controller/install/helm/agentgateway-crds/templates/agentgateway.dev_agentgatewaypolicies.yaml | modified | 35 | 32 | | controller/pkg/agentgateway/plugins/frontend_policies.go | modified | 10 | 1 |

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Use a Kubernetes 1.31-compatible CEL validation for resource.Quantity.

The ContainerRequests.CPU and Memory markers generate isQuantity(self) && quantity(self).isGreaterThan(quantity('0')). Kubernetes 1.31 does not correctly apply the generated maxLength: 64 to this x-kubernetes-int-or-string representation. The rules under containers[].requests are also multiplied by containers.maxItems: 256, so the estimated CEL cost exceeds the CRD budget.

The generated ClusterSizingConfiguration CRD is included in the install assets. hypershift install dry-run validates and then applies it. A normal installation or upgrade on Kubernetes 1.31 can therefore reject the CRD before it is installed or updated. Replace these markers with a lower-cost, Kubernetes 1.31-compatible validation or schema representation, then regenerate the CRD.

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