Add an AWS job that installs the bgp-cloud-connector operator from its bundle - #84073
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The e2e-aws job runs the operator out of cluster: a script installs the CRDs and starts a manager built from source. Nothing in CI builds the bundle, so the CSV, the RBAC and the Deployment we actually ship are never exercised, and those are the whole of what OLM installs. This adds e2e-aws-operator. It builds the bundle from bundle.Dockerfile, substitutes the pipeline-built manager image for the controller:latest placeholder the CSV carries, and installs it with operator-sdk run bundle. It stops once the manager Deployment reports Available; the route server estate and the suite itself come later. FRR is enabled before the install because both controllers watch FRRConfiguration and RouteAdvertisements from SetupWithManager, and CNO creates those two CRDs only in response to that patch. Without them the caches never sync, the manager exits after two minutes and the CSV never installs. The operator issues the same patch as the first phase of reconcile, but it cannot stay alive long enough to do so. When that is fixed the step comes out, and the job then proves the install anyone gets from a catalogue. Declaring the bundle also makes prowgen emit a gating ci-bundle-bgp-cloud-connector-bundle presubmit, so the bundle has to build on every pull request.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 12 included reviews per hour; 11 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe CI configuration adds an Operator SDK 4.17 base image, configures bundle generation, and adds an optional AWS workflow. The workflow prepares FRR, installs the operator, waits for readiness, and runs AWS end-to-end tests. ChangesAWS operator CI workflow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change adds CI coverage for building and installing the operator bundle without any supplied evidence of an actionable merge-blocking risk; it is merge-ready after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AWSWorkflow
participant FRR
participant Kubernetes
participant AWSE2ETest
AWSWorkflow->>FRR: Configure network and enable FRR
AWSWorkflow->>Kubernetes: Poll CRDs and verify daemonset rollout
AWSWorkflow->>Kubernetes: Install operator bundle
Kubernetes-->>AWSWorkflow: Report controller availability
AWSWorkflow->>AWSE2ETest: Invoke AWS end-to-end validation
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The 4.22 tag came from reading other configs and is not there. The rehearsal spent nineteen minutes retrying the import and gave up with "quay.io/openshift/ci:origin_4.22_operator-sdk not found", so it never reached the cluster, though everything else built: src, the manager image, and the bundle with the CSV pullspec substituted. openshift/ocp-release-operator-sdk stops building an operator-sdk image after release-4.18, and aws-load-balancer-operator, whose e2e-aws-operator job passed on 20 August doing the same run bundle, takes it from 4.17.
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- Around line 163-199: Remove the temporary CredentialsRequest block from the
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| # THROWAWAY. This is the CredentialsRequest openshift/bgp-cloud-connector#91 | ||
| # makes for itself, applied by hand so that the question it depends on | ||
| # can be answered before it merges: does the cloud credential operator | ||
| # mint in this account, and does the minted key carry the route server | ||
| # permissions? Drop this step once the answer is recorded. | ||
| NAMESPACE=openshift-cudn-bgp-routing | ||
| SECRET=cudn-bgp-routing-aws-credentials | ||
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| apiVersion: cloudcredential.openshift.io/v1 | ||
| kind: CredentialsRequest | ||
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| name: cudn-bgp-routing-aws | ||
| namespace: openshift-cloud-credential-operator | ||
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| name: ${SECRET} | ||
| namespace: ${NAMESPACE} | ||
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| - openshift-cudn-bgp-routing-controller-manager | ||
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| apiVersion: cloudcredential.openshift.io/v1 | ||
| kind: AWSProviderSpec | ||
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| - effect: Allow | ||
| resource: "*" | ||
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| - ec2:DescribeRouteServers | ||
| - ec2:DescribeRouteServerEndpoints | ||
| - ec2:DescribeRouteServerPeers | ||
| - ec2:DescribeSubnets | ||
| - ec2:DescribeInstances | ||
| - ec2:CreateRouteServerPeer | ||
| - ec2:DeleteRouteServerPeer | ||
| - ec2:CreateTags | ||
| - ec2:ModifyNetworkInterfaceAttribute | ||
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Remove the temporary write-capable CredentialsRequest before merge.
The prove-credentials step applies this request on every ipi-aws run. It grants ec2:CreateRouteServerPeer, ec2:DeleteRouteServerPeer, ec2:CreateTags, and ec2:ModifyNetworkInterfaceAttribute, but the step only calls aws sts get-caller-identity and aws ec2 describe-route-servers.
Remove this temporary step. If it must remain, restrict the policy to the actions required by the test.
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In
`@ci-operator/config/openshift/bgp-cloud-connector/openshift-bgp-cloud-connector-main.yaml`
around lines 163 - 199, Remove the temporary CredentialsRequest block from the
prove-credentials step, including its environment variables and heredoc oc apply
invocation. Do not retain the write-capable AWS permissions; the step should
only perform the existing credential validation.
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/assign @alebedev87 merging this would help my cause. Does the test cluster present itself with a running operator. If so, I can iterate from there w.r.t. the actual e2e testing in openshift/bgp-cloud-connector. |
The job stood a cluster up, enabled FRR, installed the bundle and stopped. Everything it proved was about the install; nothing exercised the operator. hack/ci-e2e-aws.sh is the same entry point e2e-aws names, and it owns the whole sequence: stand the route server estate up, label the router nodes, write a profile describing what was built, run the suite, then tear the estate down. Ordering the teardown ahead of the deprovision is the reason it sequences this itself rather than expressing it as a post step -- a test that declares post steps replaces the workflow's, which would take the cluster deprovision with it. The grace period matches e2e-aws so the teardown has room to run when prow cancels the job.
ipi-conf-aws resolves ZONES_COUNT=auto to one zone for anything whose job name starts pull-ci-, to keep presubmit costs down. That leaves the operator with a single AZ, and per-AZ grouping is the thing it exists to do: one FRRConfiguration per zone, one route server peer per zone. Against one zone the suite cannot tell correct grouping from no grouping at all. Two is enough to make the distinction and is what the aws-load-balancer operator asks for on the same profile.
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e2e-awsjob runs the operator out of cluster: a script installs the CRDs and starts a manager built from source. Nothing in CI builds the bundle, so the CSV, the RBAC and the Deployment we ship are never exercised, and those are the whole of what OLM installs.This adds
e2e-aws-operator, a non-gating job that has to be asked for with/test e2e-aws-operator. It builds the bundle frombundle.Dockerfile, substitutes the pipeline-built manager image for thecontroller:latestplaceholder the CSV carries, and installs it withoperator-sdk run bundleintoopenshift-cudn-bgp-routing. It stops once the manager Deployment reports Available. The AWS route server estate and the e2e suite itself are deliberately not here; this establishes that the bundle builds and installs, which nothing has shown yet.FRR is enabled before the install because both controllers watch
FRRConfigurationandRouteAdvertisementsfromSetupWithManager, and CNO creates those two CRDs only in response to the patch that enables them. Measured on a cluster that has never had FRR enabled, the manager retries for two minutes and then exits, so the CSV never installs. The operator issues that same patch as the first phase of reconcile, but it cannot stay alive long enough to do so. When that is fixed the step comes out, and the job then proves the install anyone gets from a catalogue.Declaring the bundle also makes prowgen emit a gating
ci-bundle-bgp-cloud-connector-bundlepresubmit, so the bundle has to build on every pull request to the repository.Test plan
/pj-rehearse e2e-aws-operator.ci-operator-checkconfig,ci-operator-prowgen,sanitize-prow-jobsanddeterminize-ci-operatorwere all run from the same images this repository'smaketargets use; the config needed no reformatting and the generators touched no other repository's jobs.Summary by CodeRabbit
e2e-aws-operatorjob forbgp-cloud-connector, triggered with/test e2e-aws-operator.openshift-cudn-bgp-routing.ci-bundle-bgp-cloud-connector-bundlepresubmit.