NO-JIRA: fix(azure): orphan AzureMachines when capi-provider cannot run - #9403
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DeleteOrphanedMachines previously only removed a stuck AzureMachine's finalizer when CAPZ had set a Ready=False/DeletionFailed condition. If the guest API is permanently unavailable (e.g. the customer resource group or the etcd KMS Key Vault was deleted), the availability-prober init container blocks capi-provider from ever starting, so CAPZ never sets that condition and HostedCluster deletion deadlocks forever. Extend the orphan check to also fire when the capi-provider deployment itself has no available replicas (or does not exist), guarded by the existing 10-minute deletionFailedThreshold. This unblocks deletion for the CAPZ-cannot-run case without weakening the existing credential -failure path. Fixes AROSLSRE-1167. Upstream follow-up tracked in openshift#9402. Signed-off-by: Cliff Schomburg <cschombu@redhat.com> Commit-Message-Assisted-by: Claude (via Claude Code)
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DeleteOrphanedMachinesnow returns an error when thecapi-providerGetcall fails with an error other than NotFound. The current fake-client setup cannot exercise that branch. Add a focused test with a client wrapper that returns a non-NotFound error, then assert that the method returns an error before it changes finalizers.As per coding guidelines, “Unit test any code changes and additions.”
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- Around line 781-792: Add a focused test covering the Deployment lookup failure
in DeleteOrphanedMachines: use a client wrapper that makes the capi-provider Get
operation return a non-NotFound error, then assert the method returns an error
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Add TestDeleteOrphanedMachines_CapiProviderLookupError to exercise the error path added in the previous commit: when the capi-provider Deployment Get call fails with something other than NotFound, DeleteOrphanedMachines must return the error and leave AzureMachine finalizers untouched. Addresses a CodeRabbit review nitpick on PR openshift#9403. Signed-off-by: Cliff Schomburg <cschombu@redhat.com> Commit-Message-Assisted-by: Claude (via Claude Code)
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The deadlock hatch is the right call site, but capiProviderUnavailable currently treats a point-in-time AvailableReplicas == 0 as “CAPZ cannot run”.
deletionFailedThreshold only ages the AzureMachine DeletionTimestamp. Delete requeues every 5s, so a brief CAPZ restart (drain/OOM/crash) after machines have already been deleting for 10+ minutes will strip MachineFinalizer while CAPZ may still be able to finish Azure cleanup. That can leak VMs; the old DeletionFailed condition is a sticky cloud-delete failure, not a snapshot of Deployment status.
Issue #9402 described unavailability “for longer than” the 10-minute threshold; this implementation does not do that.
Please gate the new path on CAPZ having been unavailable for deletionFailedThreshold (e.g. DeploymentAvailable=False with a stale LastTransitionTime; keep IsNotFound as immediately unavailable) and add a test for a recent Available=False that must not orphan. The incident case still works: CAPZ never became Available, so the condition is already old.
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…rphaning capiProviderUnavailable previously treated a point-in-time AvailableReplicas == 0 as "CAPZ cannot run". Since delete requeues every few seconds, a brief CAPZ restart (OOM kill, rolling update) occurring after an AzureMachine had already been deleting for 10+ minutes could strip its finalizer while CAPZ might still finish real Azure cleanup shortly after recovering, leaking the VM. Gate the new path on the capi-provider Deployment's Available condition reporting False for at least deletionFailedThreshold, mirroring how the existing DeletionFailed condition is a sticky signal rather than a live snapshot. A missing deployment is still treated as immediately unavailable. Add a test for a recent Available=False that must not orphan. Addresses review feedback from vsolanki12 on PR openshift#9403. Signed-off-by: Cliff Schomburg <cschombu@redhat.com> Commit-Message-Assisted-by: Claude (via Claude Code)
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Thanks @vsolanki12, good catch — fixed.
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Several TestDeleteOrphanedMachines subtests share the same *appsv1.Deployment pointer (healthyCapiProvider, staleUnavailableCapiProvider, recentlyUnavailableCapiProvider) and run in parallel via t.Parallel(). fake.ClientBuilder.Build() mutates the objects it's given (e.g. ResourceVersion), so passing the shared pointer directly raced under -race across parallel subtests. Deep-copy the fixture before handing it to the fake client so each subtest gets its own object. Signed-off-by: Cliff Schomburg <cschombu@redhat.com> Commit-Message-Assisted-by: Claude (via Claude Code)
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Summary
HostedClusterdeletion can deadlock permanently on Azure when the guest API ispermanently unavailable (e.g. the customer resource group or the etcd KMS Key Vault has
been deleted):
capi-provider(CAPZ)Deploymenthas anavailability-proberinit container thatgates pod startup on the guest KAS
/readyz, with no overall timeout.managercontainer never starts, so it neverremoves the
AzureMachinefinalizer.Azure.DeleteOrphanedMachinesescape hatch only orphans a stuckAzureMachinewhen CAPZ has set aReady=False/Reason=DeletionFailedcondition — whichnever happens if CAPZ never ran in the first place.
HostedClusterdeletion then loopsforever, requiring manual finalizer removal to recover.
This was confirmed by an incident (Prow run
2057959692289708032, 2026-05-22), manuallyremediated on 2026-06-11.
Fix
Azure.DeleteOrphanedMachinesnow also orphans a stuckAzureMachine(past the existing10-minute
deletionFailedThreshold) when thecapi-providerdeployment itself has noavailable replicas or does not exist — in addition to the existing
DeletionFailedcondition check.
that point, so the underlying Azure VMs are already gone — orphaning the Kubernetes object
doesn't leak real infrastructure.
capi-providerthat hits a transient Azure error is left untouched so it canretry normally.
The
cluster_delete_cx_rgARO test, which intentionally deletes the customer resourcegroup to validate this exact recovery path, is left unchanged.
Upstream tracking
The deeper root cause — the availability-prober having no bypass/timeout during
HostedClusterdeletion — is tracked separately for a more complete fix:#9402
Test plan
TestDeleteOrphanedMachinesinazure_test.gowith cases for: capi-providerunavailable + stale deletion (orphan), capi-provider unavailable + recent deletion (no
-op), capi-provider missing entirely (orphan), and capi-provider healthy (no-op,
unchanged behavior).
make pre-commit(build, e2e compile, lint, staticcheck, fmt, vet, generate/update) —clean, 0 lint issues.
make test— full unit suite passes (238 packages, 0 failures).cluster_delete_cx_rgflow completes deletion without manual finalizer removal afterKMS Key Vault removal (SRE-owned, before closing AROSLSRE-1167).
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