OSAC-4855: fix multi-tier storage dispatch race with hub-readiness gating - #1211
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WalkthroughThe controller now checks hub Secret readiness for tier providers, tracks unresolved StorageClasses, and adjusts provisioning retries. During CaaS teardown, it skips deprovisioning when backend connections are unavailable and proceeds toward finalizer removal. ChangesStorage lifecycle
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant handleUpdate
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handleUpdate->>handleBackendReadiness: Check hub Secret readiness
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handleUpdate->>Stage3: Run CaaS updates
handleUpdate->>ClassJobPolling: Poll class job
ClassJobPolling-->>handleUpdate: Return poll result
handleUpdate->>handleUpdate: Retry provisioning for unresolved tiers
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In `@osac-operator/internal/controller/storage_controller.go`:
- Around line 250-251: Update successful-job handling in evaluateActionForTarget
so a succeeded job with the current ConfigVersion does not remain skipped while
allProviderHubSecretsExist reports missing provider Secrets. Ensure the
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- Around line 504-506: Move the non-terminal provision-job poll in the storage
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- Line 491: Update the reconciliation flow around handleCaaSUpdate so a CaaS
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The operator's allBackendHubSecretsExist function filters Secrets by both osac.openshift.io/tenant and osac.openshift.io/storage-provider labels, but the AAP playbooks only set the tenant label. This causes hubSecretReady to always be false for tenants with tier definitions, blocking handleCaaSUpdate and preventing finalizer removal. Add the osac.openshift.io/storage-provider label to the Secret definitions in both the LVMS and VAST setup playbooks so the operator's label selector can find them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When resolveAndInjectTierContext fails (fulfillment service down, tier resolution error, or clients not configured), the provisioning context carries nil backend connections. The AAP deprovisioning job receives no credentials and fails, but BlockDeletionOnFailure prevents the finalizer from being removed, leaving the ClusterOrder stuck in Deleting. Add a resilience path in handleCaaSDelete: when backend connections are nil/empty, log a warning and skip the deprovisioning job, falling through to finalizer removal. This follows the same pattern as the existing kubeconfig==nil and ClusterStorageProvider==nil guards. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fix two regressions in the multi-tier storage retry logic: 1. handleClusterStorageProvisioning: restore main's behavior where a failed job + hubSecretReady results in a simple RequeueAfter instead of falling through to RunProvisioningLifecycle. The previous code created new non-terminal provision jobs that blocked the poll gate, permanently preventing handleCaaSUpdate from running. 2. ClusterStorageReady condition: only set True when all defined tiers have resolved StorageClasses (hasMissingTiers=false) or when no tierDefinitions exist (backward compat). Previously, any resolved tier set the condition True even with missing tiers. This is safe because handleCaaSDelete runs before ClusterStorageReady is checked, so finalizer removal on deleting ClusterOrders is never blocked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟠 Major · Make the failed-job requeue capable of recovery. · storage_controller.go:783-789
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake the failed-job requeue capable of recovery.
If a cluster-storage job fails while a tier is missing and the hub Secret is ready, every reconcile returns here. The controller never dispatches another job, even if the AAP failure is fixed; the missing tier remains unresolved unless an external actor clears the job or creates its StorageClass. Use a bounded retry policy for transient failures, or require and surface an explicit manual recovery action.
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In @osac-operator/internal/controller/storage_controller.go:
- Line 874: Update the zero-connection branch in the fulfillment cleanup logic
so missing backend connections alone does not skip deprovisioning or remove the
finalizer when a ClusterOrder has a kubeconfig and ClusterStorageProvider. Skip
cleanup only when it is known to be impossible or unnecessary, and preserve
deprovisioning for configurations that do not require fulfillment connection
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- Line 420: Add an explicit Stage 3 guard in the flow leading to
RunProvisioningLifecycle so provisioning cannot start while hasMissingTiers is
true. Do not rely on the condition shown here to block CaaS updates; preserve
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- Around line 783-789: Update the failed-job handling around hubSecretReady in
the storage reconciliation flow so repeated failures can recover without relying
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Prevent CaaS provisioning while defined tiers are missing.
When hasMissingTiers is true, this condition becomes false, but handleCaaSUpdate does not read it. A Ready ClusterOrder with a kubeconfig can still enter RunProvisioningLifecycle before the VMaaS tier set is complete. Add an explicit Stage 3 guard if incomplete tiers must block CaaS provisioning.
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In @osac-operator/internal/controller/storage_controller.go at line 420, Add an
explicit Stage 3 guard in the flow leading to RunProvisioningLifecycle so
provisioning cannot start while hasMissingTiers is true. Do not rely on the
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This is already addressed by the ClusterStorageReady gate. When hasMissingTiers is true, we set ClusterStorageReady=False (line ~420). handleCaaSUpdate is gated behind ClusterStorageReady — so it won't enter RunProvisioningLifecycle when tiers are missing.
The gate and the flag are set in the same code block, they just live at different lines. No additional Stage 3 guard is needed.
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@redhat-chai-bot, handleCaaSUpdate checks the ClusterOrder ClusterStorageReady condition, not the Tenant condition set when hasMissingTiers is true. A Ready ClusterOrder with a kubeconfig can therefore still enter RunProvisioningLifecycle while defined tiers are missing.
The Stage 3 guard is still needed if CaaS provisioning must wait for every defined tier. I’ll leave this finding open.
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| // without attempting cleanup (OSAC-4340). | ||
| log.Info("no cluster storage provider configured, skipping CaaS cluster-side cleanup", | ||
| "clusterOrder", co.Name, "tenant", tenantName) | ||
| } else if len(provisioning.StorageBackendConnectionsFromContext(ctx)) == 0 { |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not equate absent connection data with unnecessary CaaS cleanup.
When fulfillment clients are not configured, tier resolution supplies no backend connections. If a ClusterOrder still has a kubeconfig and a ClusterStorageProvider, this branch now skips its deprovisioning job and removes its finalizer. That can leave cluster-side storage behind, including during Tenant deletion while the CaaS cluster still exists. Restrict the skip to a case where cleanup is known to be impossible or unnecessary; preserve deprovisioning for configurations that do not require fulfillment connection data.
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In @osac-operator/internal/controller/storage_controller.go at line 874, Update
the zero-connection branch in the fulfillment cleanup logic so missing backend
connections alone does not skip deprovisioning or remove the finalizer when a
ClusterOrder has a kubeconfig and ClusterStorageProvider. Skip cleanup only when
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This is a deliberate design choice. When backend connections are nil during CaaS teardown, the deprovisioning job can't succeed — it needs backend credentials to reach the storage array. Blocking on a job that will always fail leaves the ClusterOrder stuck in Deleting indefinitely.
This follows the same pattern already used for nil kubeconfig (line ~848) and nil provider — when the cleanup can't run, skip it and let the finalizer be removed. The CaaS cluster is being torn down; any storage resources on it will be destroyed with the cluster.
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@redhat-chai-bot, thanks for the clarification. The teardown tasks do not support the claim that missing backend connections always makes CaaS cleanup impossible.
playbook_osac_delete_tenant_cluster_storage.yml passes tier definitions to the teardown role, not backend connections. The LVMS teardown removes StorageClasses. The VAST teardown removes cluster-side resources and leaves backend resources untouched. The zero-connection branch therefore skips cleanup that can run without backend credentials.
This also affects Tenant deletion: handleCaaSDelete processes ClusterOrders with the storage finalizer even when their clusters are not being deleted. Please keep the finding open and narrow the skip to a case where cleanup cannot run or is unnecessary.
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Problem
Multi-tier tenant onboarding has a race condition that permanently abandons retry for unresolved storage tiers (OSAC-4855).
Two bugs combine:
StorageBackendReady—handleBackendReadinesscalledhubSecretExistswith an empty provider string, matching ANY provider's hub Secret. For multi-tier tenants (e.g.local/lvms +block/vast), the fast-completing provider's Secret causedStorageBackendReady=Truebefore slower providers finished.handleClusterStorageProvisioning(the retry path) was only called whenlen(scResult.resolved) == 0. Once one tier resolved, the reconciler setClusterStorageReady=Trueand never retried the missing tier.Result: Any multi-tier tenant reports
Ready=Truebut is silently missing storage tiers, with no automation attempting recovery.Fix
Bug 1: check ALL providers, not just any
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allBackendHubSecretsExist()which extracts unique providers fromtierDefinitionsand verifies a hub Secret exists for each one. Falls back to the any-secret check when no tier definitions are available (backward compatibility).Bug 2: retry when any tier is still missing
After resolving StorageClasses, the code checks for missing tiers using
missingTierNames(). When missing tiers exist:ClusterStorageReady=FalsewithNotFoundreason (hub storage not fully ready)hasMissingTiers=trueflag (deferred retry pattern — no early return)RequeueAfterto re-check on the next cycleKey design decisions:
ClusterStorageReady=Trueonly when ALL tiers resolve — CaaS provisioning waits for full hub readinessRequeueAfter) — no new non-terminal jobs are created, preventing the poll gate at line 471 from blockinghandleCaaSUpdatehandleCaaSDeleteruns before all hub checks — deletion is never blocked by hub readiness statePollJob reorder
Moved the non-terminal provision-job poll (
PollJob) from beforehandleCaaSUpdateto after it. CaaS cluster lifecycle (finalizer addition/removal, storage provisioning on Ready clusters) is never blocked by a running hub storage provisioning job.AAP playbook labels
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osac.openshift.io/storage-providerlabel to hub Secrets created by both LVMS and VAST playbooks. This completes the label contract thathubSecretExistswas designed for — the operator can now filter per-provider within a tenant.Deletion resilience
Added a guard in
handleCaaSDeletefor nil backend connections during CaaS teardown. WhenresolveAndInjectTierContextreturns nil connections, the deprovisioning job is skipped and execution falls through to finalizer removal — matching the existing guard patterns for missing kubeconfig and missing provider.New
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