OCPBUGS-112451: fix(azure): check VMRunning condition for CAPZ VM deletion failures - #9383
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Fix Azure orphaned-machine detection to check `VMRunning=False` with `Reason=DeletionFailed` instead of the CAPI `Ready` condition. CAPZ reports VM delete failures on `VMRunningCondition` during VM deletion ([CAPZ virtualmachines.go](https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-azure/blob/69ec3a40a818ccbc32b8ce88c84609404d8cb7a2/azure/services/virtualmachines/virtualmachines.go#L160)). `Ready` is a summary of other conditions and is not the right signal here. Signed-off-by: Suraj Patil <patilsuraj767@gmail.com>
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- Around line 657-659: Add a separate regression case in the relevant Azure test
using ReadyCondition with Status False, Reason DeletionFailed, and no
VMRunningCondition; assert that the finalizer remains. Keep the existing
VMRunningCondition=True case unchanged.
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| Status: corev1.ConditionTrue, | ||
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Add a regression case for generic Ready=False.
The current negative case uses VMRunningCondition=True. It does not prove that a stale machine with Ready=False and Reason=DeletionFailed is ignored. Add a separate case with ReadyCondition=False and no matching VMRunningCondition condition. Assert that the finalizer remains.
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around lines 657 - 659, Add a separate regression case in the relevant Azure
test using ReadyCondition with Status False, Reason DeletionFailed, and no
VMRunningCondition; assert that the finalizer remains. Keep the existing
VMRunningCondition=True case unchanged.
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how do we know this works? Are we creating an e2e test on the ARO HCP side to remove the permission associated with the capz identity, or removing the capz identity? Do we cover both cases:
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@bennerv, I tested this locally, and it works in both cases: when the CAPZ identity lacks permissions, and when the identity no longer exists. I did notice that VMRunningCondition.reason is not stable. It keeps flipping between Deleting and DeletionFailed, so I think we can drop the hasDeletionFailedCondition check entirely. A deletion timestamp on the AzureMachine object plus a deletionFailedThreshold of 10 minutes is enough to treat deletion as stuck. Hypershift can then orphan the VM and hand deletion off to CS, where the 1P app can be used to delete it. Let me know your thoughts on this. |
| if condition.Type == capiazure.VMRunningCondition && | ||
| condition.Status == corev1.ConditionFalse && | ||
| condition.Reason == capiazure.DeletionFailedReason { | ||
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Could we broaden hasDeletionFailedCondition to match the delete lifecycle on VMRunningCondition, not one terminal reason? e.g
condition.Type == capiazure.VMRunningCondition &&
condition.Status == corev1.ConditionFalse &&
(condition.Reason == capiazure.DeletionFailedReason ||
condition.Reason == capiazure.VMDeletingReason)
This would make the outcome identical regardless of which oscillation phase we sample, while still excluding non-delete VMRunning=False states (e.g. provisioning failures). Combined with the 10m gate, the race would be gone. Going fully reason-agnostic (False, any reason) is even simpler but risks orphaning and thus leaking Azure infra for a machine that's slowly-but-successfully deleting, so I'd keep the two-reason match as the safer middle ground.
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| Status: capiazure.AzureMachineStatus{ | |||
| Conditions: capiv1.Conditions{ | |||
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| Type: capiv1.ReadyCondition, | |||
| Type: capiazure.VMRunningCondition, | |||
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Could we also assert test case for:
- VMRunning=False / Reason=VMDeleting, stale timestamp → finalizer removed — the regression that proves the oscillation no longer defeats orphaning (a DeletionFailed-only match fails this).
- Add (per CodeRabbit): Ready=False / Reason=DeletionFailed with no VMRunning condition → finalizer remains — guards the condition-type decision (a DeletionFailed on the summary Ready condition must not orphan).
- Keep a healthy negative case (VMRunning=True, stale timestamp) → finalizer remains.
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Fix Azure orphaned-machine detection to check
VMRunning=FalsewithReason=DeletionFailedinstead of the CAPIReadycondition. CAPZ reports VM delete failures onVMRunningConditionduring VM deletion (CAPZ virtualmachines.go).Readyis a summary of other conditions and is not the right signal here.Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPBUGS-112451
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