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OCPBUGS-42107: fix leaked VPC endpoint and hypershift.local DNS records on AWS HC deletion - #9718
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participant HostedClusterReconciler
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HostedClusterReconciler->>HostedControlPlaneReconciler: wait for endpoint-service cleanup
HostedControlPlaneReconciler->>AWSEndpointServiceResources: list and delete endpoint services
AWSEndpointServiceResources-->>HostedControlPlaneReconciler: return remaining services
HostedControlPlaneReconciler-->>HostedClusterReconciler: requeue or remove finalizer
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🟠 Major · Coordinate endpoint-service cleanup with cloud-resource… · hostedcontrolplane_controller.go:426-448
control-plane-operator/controllers/hostedcontrolplane/hostedcontrolplane_controller.go:426-448
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftCoordinate endpoint-service cleanup with cloud-resource cleanup.
removeCloudResourcescan returnfalsewhile guest resources are being destroyed, and the caller requeues for one minute. This can consume the HCP's ten-minuteDeletionTimestampwindow beforeensureAWSEndpointServicesRemovedsends the first delete request. The HCP finalizer can then be removed immediately, whiledeleteAWSEndpointServiceshas only just started its independent ten-minute wait from theAWSEndpointService.DeletionTimestamp. The guest KAS may stop before endpoint cleanup completes.Persist the cleanup start time when the first endpoint-service delete is issued, or start endpoint-service deletion before the long cloud-resource wait. Use the same deadline in both controllers. If the cleanup order changes, continue
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- Around line 426-448: Coordinate the deletion flow around removeCloudResources
and ensureAWSEndpointServicesRemoved so endpoint-service cleanup begins before
the HCP deletion window can expire, or persist and reuse the endpoint cleanup
start time across both controllers. Ensure the HCP finalizer is not removed
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- Around line 394-395: Update reconcileDeletion around cleanupAWSCloudResources
so cleanup errors are returned only while the deletion timestamp is absent or
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Good design — keeping the HCP alive while VPC endpoint cleanup runs is the right fix for the resource leak. The CPO/HO layered defense with timeout mechanism and credential status handling are sound. No harmful race conditions between CPO and HO (they operate on different finalizers). Unit tests are thorough with 9 well-named scenarios.
A few suggestions below, mostly around observability of the timeout path and consistency with surrounding patterns.
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| 1 | HIGH | hostedcontrolplane_controller.go |
Timeout logs resource leak at Info instead of Error |
| 2 | MEDIUM | hostedcontrolplane_controller.go |
Error not wrapped with context in reconcileDeletion |
| 3 | MEDIUM | hostedcluster_controller.go |
Log message fires outside if block and is misleading |
| 4 | MEDIUM | fixture.go |
E2E swallows all AWS errors as retryable; last error lost in output |
| 5 | nit | hostedcontrolplane_controller.go |
Missing comment explaining asymmetry with HO credential check |
| 6 | nit | fixture.go |
Silent no-op for SharedVPC/Public with no skip logging |
| 7 | nit | hostedcontrolplane_controller_test.go |
Missing List/Delete error path test cases |
| // endpoint cleanup. It matches the hypershift-operator's awsEndpointDeletionGracePeriod, | ||
| // whose fallback removes the finalizer once it elapses. | ||
| awsEndpointServiceDeletionTimeout = 10 * time.Minute | ||
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nit: This duplicates the finalizer const in awsprivatelink_controller.go. Low risk since it's a stable string, but worth a TODO or extracting to a shared location to prevent drift.
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Gonna leave this one for now to keep the backport small, sharing it would pull in the awsprivatelink const + support/config. Can do a follow-up cleanup on main.
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Wrap the error for consistency with surrounding code in reconcileDeletion:
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| done, err := r.deleteAWSEndpointServices(ctx, hostedControlPlane) | |
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| return ctrl.Result{}, fmt.Errorf("failed to delete AWSEndpointServices: %%w", err) | |
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Other error returns in this function use fmt.Errorf wrapping (e.g., "failed to ensure cloud resources are removed: %w", "failed to remove finalizer from cluster: %w"). This should follow the same pattern.
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nit: Consider adding a comment explaining why only ValidAWSIdentityProvider is checked here, since the HO's GetCredentialStatus checks both ValidOIDCConfiguration AND ValidAWSIdentityProvider. The asymmetry is correct (ValidOIDCConfiguration is a HostedCluster-level condition not present on the HCP) but could confuse future readers.
| awsEndpointServiceList := &hyperv1.AWSEndpointServiceList{} | |
| // Only ValidAWSIdentityProvider is checked here, not ValidOIDCConfiguration. | |
| // ValidOIDCConfiguration is a HostedCluster-level condition not propagated to the HCP. | |
| if cond := meta.FindStatusCondition(hcp.Status.Conditions, string(hyperv1.ValidAWSIdentityProvider)); cond != nil && cond.Status == metav1.ConditionFalse { |
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Added a comment explaining the asymmetry, the HO gates on both conditions via GetCredentialStatus while we only have ValidAWSIdentityProvider on the HCP.
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When this timeout fires, VPC endpoints will leak — the CPO is giving up, and the HO backstop only removes the Kubernetes finalizer, it does not clean up the actual AWS resources. This should be logged at Error level so it's visible in alerting and log queries. The current Info level is indistinguishable from normal operational messages.
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| if elapsed := time.Since(awsEndpointService.DeletionTimestamp.Time); elapsed > awsEndpointServiceDeletionTimeout { | |
| log.Error(nil, "Timed out waiting for AWSEndpointService cleanup, VPC endpoint may be leaked; continuing HCP deletion", | |
| "name", awsEndpointService.Name, "elapsed", duration.ShortHumanDuration(elapsed)) | |
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Yeah agreed, bumped it to Error and called out the leak in the message.
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When a private AWS HostedCluster is deleted, the VPC endpoint the control-plane-operator created in the customer VPC could leak. CAPI deletes the HostedControlPlane via its controlPlaneRef once all Machines are gone, which garbage-collects KAS and breaks the CPO's token-minter credentials before the hypershift-operator reaches AWSEndpointService cleanup. By then ValidAWSIdentityProvider reads Unknown, the grace period (granted only when credentials are Valid) is skipped, and the CPO finalizer is force-removed before the VPC endpoint, its Route53 records or its security group are torn down. Delete the AWSEndpointServices from HostedControlPlaneReconciler.reconcileDeletion while the HCP (and therefore KAS and the SharedVPC role configuration) still exists, and wait, bounded by a 10 minute timeout, until the control-plane-operator finalizer is gone from each before removing the HCP finalizer. The hypershift-operator finalizer is not awaited here because it does not depend on the HCP. If the AWS identity provider is invalid, or the timeout elapses, HCP deletion proceeds and the hypershift-operator fallback strips the leftover finalizer, preserving today's behavior. Add an e2e post-delete check that fails when a private AWS cluster's VPC endpoints survive HostedCluster deletion, looked up by vpc-id and the AWSEndpointService tag key. It runs in PostDeleteAction, before infra destroy would hide the leak; SharedVPC and public clusters are skipped and it is gated to OCP >= 5.1. Signed-off-by: Claudio Busse <cbusse@redhat.com> Assisted-by: LLM Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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openshift#9718) When a private AWS HostedCluster is deleted, the VPC endpoint the control-plane-operator created in the customer VPC could leak. CAPI deletes the HostedControlPlane via its controlPlaneRef once all Machines are gone, which garbage-collects KAS and breaks the CPO's token-minter credentials before the hypershift-operator reaches AWSEndpointService cleanup. By then ValidAWSIdentityProvider reads Unknown, the grace period (granted only when credentials are Valid) is skipped, and the CPO finalizer is force-removed before the VPC endpoint, its Route53 records or its security group are torn down. Delete the AWSEndpointServices from HostedControlPlaneReconciler.reconcileDeletion while the HCP (and therefore KAS and the SharedVPC role configuration) still exists, and wait, bounded by a 10 minute timeout, until the control-plane-operator finalizer is gone from each before removing the HCP finalizer. The hypershift-operator finalizer is not awaited here because it does not depend on the HCP. If the AWS identity provider is invalid, or the timeout elapses, HCP deletion proceeds and the hypershift-operator fallback strips the leftover finalizer, preserving today's behavior. Add an e2e post-delete check that fails when a private AWS cluster's VPC endpoints survive HostedCluster deletion, looked up by vpc-id and the AWSEndpointService tag key. It runs in PostDeleteAction, before infra destroy would hide the leak; SharedVPC and public clusters are skipped and it is gated to OCP >= 5.1. Assisted-by: LLM Signed-off-by: Claudio Busse <cbusse@redhat.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> (cherry picked from commit 34f27f2) Conflict resolution for release-5.0: - hostedcontrolplane_controller_test.go: kept only the new TestReconcileDeletionAWSEndpointServices; the 3-way merge also pulled in TestReconcileDefaultSecurityGroup*, TestReconcileValidIDPConfigurationCondition from main, which test code not present on this branch. - reconcileDeletion takes (ctx, hcp, originalHCP) on release-5.0; updated the new test's call accordingly. - test/e2e/util/fixture.go: dropped the IsLessThan(Version51) gate on the VPC endpoint cleanup check; on release-5.0 the release is always 5.0, so the gate would skip the check unconditionally, and this branch carries the fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What this fixes
Deleting a private (or PublicAndPrivate) AWS HostedCluster could leak the AWS PrivateLink VPC endpoint the control-plane-operator created in the customer VPC, along with its security group and its
hypershift.localRoute53 records.Root cause
The awsprivatelink controller (in the control-plane-operator) deletes the VPC endpoint, its security group, and its Route53 records using credentials minted against the guest KAS (and, for SharedVPC, cross-account role ARNs read from
hcp.Spec.Platform.AWS.SharedVPC). That cleanup is gated by the CPO finalizer on theAWSEndpointServiceCR.On teardown, CAPI deletes the HCP via its
controlPlaneRefonce all Machines are gone, and GC collects the HCP-owned KAS/etcd. With KAS and the HCP gone,ValidAWSIdentityProvidercan no longer be verified, soGetCredentialStatusreadsUnknown. The hypershift-operator'sdeleteAWSEndpointServicesgrants the cleanup grace period only when credentials areValid, soUnknownis treated likeInvalid: it force-removes the CPO finalizer immediately. TheAWSEndpointServiceCR then disappears before the awsprivatelink controller has finished the AWS-side cleanup, leaking the VPC endpoint, its security group, and its Route53 records.Changes
1. control-plane-operator: delete AWSEndpointServices before removing the HCP finalizer.
HostedControlPlaneReconciler.reconcileDeletionnow deletes theAWSEndpointServices in the HCP namespace and waits (requeueing every 10s, bounded by a 10 minuteawsEndpointServiceDeletionTimeout) until the control-plane-operator finalizer is gone from each, before removing the HCP finalizer. This runs while the HCP — and therefore KAS, the token-minter credentials, and the SharedVPC role configuration — still exists, so the awsprivatelink controller can delete the VPC endpoint, its security group, and its Route53 records first.Only the control-plane-operator finalizer is awaited; the hypershift-operator finalizer does not depend on the HCP and is handled by the HostedCluster controller. Cleanup is skipped when
ValidAWSIdentityProvideris explicitlyFalse(genuinely broken credentials); anUnknownstatus still attempts cleanup. If the timeout elapses, HCP deletion proceeds and the hypershift-operator fallback strips any leftover finalizer, so deletion can never wedge.2. hypershift-operator: clarify the fallback path.
The hypershift-operator's
deleteAWSEndpointServiceskeeps its existing behavior, but its doc comment now reflects the new ordering: by the time it runs the HCP is gone, so a control-plane-operator finalizer still present means the CPO gave up (timeout or invalid credentials) or is an older version without change 1. It is removed so deletion proceeds. The grace period only applies while credentials are still reported valid.Testing
TestReconcileDeletionAWSEndpointServicescovers no endpoint services (finalizer removed), delete-and-requeue, waiting within the timeout, ignoring a hypershift-operator-only finalizer, proceeding past the timeout, skipping onValidAWSIdentityProvider=False, still cleaning up onUnknown, multiple endpoint services with one pending, and the non-AWS no-op.validateAWSVPCEndpointsDeletedFunc) fails the test if a private cluster's VPC endpoints (looked up byvpc-id+tag-key=AWSEndpointService) survive HostedCluster deletion. It runs inPostDeleteAction, before infra destroy would otherwise hide the leak; Public and SharedVPC clusters are skipped and it is gated to OCP >= 5.1.🤖 Generated with Claude Code