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In `@pkg/bundler/deployer/helm/templates/deploy.sh.tmpl`:
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…anup closed Addresses the three review findings on #2597. The registry health checks are hydrated independently of the resolved chart version and named the NodeWright kind, which a v0.17.x operator does not serve, so the advertised Skyhook fallback failed deployment validation on a healthy legacy cluster. The operator check no longer asserts the nodewrights CRD (both charts render skyhooks), and the deployment validator skips the customizations assert when discovery resolves to the legacy group only, where the Go readiness check already verifies each Skyhook by name. A discovery error still fails closed. The deploy.sh stale-taint cleanup turned every kubectl read failure into "operator not running" and then stripped live runtime-required taints. It is now a function that skips with a warning on any read error, holds the keys in an array, and matches taint keys exactly, so a configured key can neither word-split nor prefix-match an unrelated taint. tools/deploy-sh-taint-cleanup_test.sh drives the rendered function with a stubbed kubectl and pins which kubectl taint calls each path issues. snapshotter.ParseTaint now enforces the Kubernetes taint rules (qualified-name key, label-value syntax) on every public --workload-gate path, so a malformed key is rejected at bundle time instead of reaching the script. Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
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86-86: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winResolve the live operator Deployment before reading its environment.
runtimeRequiredTaintsalways requestsskyhook-operator-controller-manager, but the VR200 RKE2 reference installation rendersnodewright-controller-manager. The lookup returnsNotFound, so validation uses default taints and ignoresRUNTIME_REQUIRED_TAINT. Apply Deployment-name resolution at the shared lookup boundary.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pkg/bundler/deployer/helm/templates/deploy.sh.tmpl`:
- Line 304: Update the key-selection logic around the NodeWright Deployment
query to distinguish an absent Deployment from an existing Deployment with zero
available replicas, retaining the default nodewright.nvidia.com key when absent
while preserving configured custom-key behavior for an existing Deployment.
Regenerate pkg/bundler/deployer/helm/testdata/nodewright_present/deploy.sh at
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In `@recipes/checks/nodewright-customizations/health-check.yaml`:
- Around line 30-33: Update resolveNodewrightGVR in
recipes/checks/nodewright-customizations/health-check.yaml to fail closed when
nodewright.nvidia.com is absent, unless an explicit pre-v0.18.0 signal
authorizes the legacy skyhook.nvidia.com fallback. Apply the same contract in
recipes/checks/nodewright-operator/health-check.yaml at lines 21-24 and document
it in docs/contributor/validator.md at lines 1205-1212; ensure all three
locations consistently prevent stale legacy Skyhook resources from masking a
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In `@validators/deployment/expected_resources.go`:
- Line 86: Update the shared Deployment lookup boundary used before reading
environment values to resolve the live operator Deployment name, supporting both
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…both default taints on fresh deploy Follow-up to the review on #2597. The legacy Skyhook fallback had no explicit pre-rename signal, so a v0.18.0 cluster missing its own nodewright.nvidia.com CRD would read a stale legacy Skyhook as ready. resolveNodewrightGVR now takes the recipe's nodewright-operator pin as that signal: below v0.18.0 (or no usable pin) the legacy group is read; v0.18.0 or later with only skyhook.nvidia.com served fails closed. The chainsaw-assert skip follows the same rule. deploy.sh's stale-taint cleanup distinguishes an absent operator Deployment (fresh deploy) from one with zero available replicas: on a fresh deploy the previous install may have tainted with either default key, so both defaults are cleaned alongside the configured key, since the incoming operator never removes a stale nodewright.nvidia.com taint on its own. Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
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…anup closed Addresses the three review findings on #2597. The registry health checks are hydrated independently of the resolved chart version and named the NodeWright kind, which a v0.17.x operator does not serve, so the advertised Skyhook fallback failed deployment validation on a healthy legacy cluster. The operator check no longer asserts the nodewrights CRD (both charts render skyhooks), and the deployment validator skips the customizations assert when discovery resolves to the legacy group only, where the Go readiness check already verifies each Skyhook by name. A discovery error still fails closed. The deploy.sh stale-taint cleanup turned every kubectl read failure into "operator not running" and then stripped live runtime-required taints. It is now a function that skips with a warning on any read error, holds the keys in an array, and matches taint keys exactly, so a configured key can neither word-split nor prefix-match an unrelated taint. tools/deploy-sh-taint-cleanup_test.sh drives the rendered function with a stubbed kubectl and pins which kubectl taint calls each path issues. snapshotter.ParseTaint now enforces the Kubernetes taint rules (qualified-name key, label-value syntax) on every public --workload-gate path, so a malformed key is rejected at bundle time instead of reaching the script. Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
…both default taints on fresh deploy Follow-up to the review on #2597. The legacy Skyhook fallback had no explicit pre-rename signal, so a v0.18.0 cluster missing its own nodewright.nvidia.com CRD would read a stale legacy Skyhook as ready. resolveNodewrightGVR now takes the recipe's nodewright-operator pin as that signal: below v0.18.0 (or no usable pin) the legacy group is read; v0.18.0 or later with only skyhook.nvidia.com served fails closed. The chainsaw-assert skip follows the same rule. deploy.sh's stale-taint cleanup distinguishes an absent operator Deployment (fresh deploy) from one with zero available replicas: on a fresh deploy the previous install may have tainted with either default key, so both defaults are cleaned alongside the configured key, since the incoming operator never removes a stale nodewright.nvidia.com taint on its own. Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
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nodewright-operator v0.18.0 (the registry pin) renames Skyhook to NodeWright and writes status only on the NodeWright, so the deployment gate timed out on the never-populated legacy status. The validator now polls nodewright.nvidia.com/v1alpha1 NodeWright, falling back to Skyhook for older operators, and the chainsaw health check asserts NodeWright. The same release moved the chart's default runtimeRequiredTaint to the nodewright.nvidia.com key. The taint gate now reads the configured taint from the operator Deployment's RUNTIME_REQUIRED_TAINT env (the only place a bundle-time --workload-gate value is visible to the validator Job) and gates on it plus the legacy skyhook.nvidia.com taint the operator still removes, instead of a hardcoded key. Fixes #2593 Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
…n cleanup The stale-taint guard selected the operator Deployment with app.kubernetes.io/name=skyhook-operator, a label neither the v0.17.0 nor the v0.18.0 nodewright chart renders, so the guard never saw a running operator and every deploy.sh re-run stripped live runtime-required taints. Select on app.kubernetes.io/name=nodewright,control-plane=controller-manager, which both charts set regardless of fullnameOverride. When a bundle configures runtimeRequiredTaint, the cleanup now also covers the legacy skyhook.nvidia.com key, matching the set the validator gate waits on, so a stale legacy taint cannot outlive the fresh-deploy cleanup. Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
…anup closed Addresses the three review findings on #2597. The registry health checks are hydrated independently of the resolved chart version and named the NodeWright kind, which a v0.17.x operator does not serve, so the advertised Skyhook fallback failed deployment validation on a healthy legacy cluster. The operator check no longer asserts the nodewrights CRD (both charts render skyhooks), and the deployment validator skips the customizations assert when discovery resolves to the legacy group only, where the Go readiness check already verifies each Skyhook by name. A discovery error still fails closed. The deploy.sh stale-taint cleanup turned every kubectl read failure into "operator not running" and then stripped live runtime-required taints. It is now a function that skips with a warning on any read error, holds the keys in an array, and matches taint keys exactly, so a configured key can neither word-split nor prefix-match an unrelated taint. tools/deploy-sh-taint-cleanup_test.sh drives the rendered function with a stubbed kubectl and pins which kubectl taint calls each path issues. snapshotter.ParseTaint now enforces the Kubernetes taint rules (qualified-name key, label-value syntax) on every public --workload-gate path, so a malformed key is rejected at bundle time instead of reaching the script. Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
…both default taints on fresh deploy Follow-up to the review on #2597. The legacy Skyhook fallback had no explicit pre-rename signal, so a v0.18.0 cluster missing its own nodewright.nvidia.com CRD would read a stale legacy Skyhook as ready. resolveNodewrightGVR now takes the recipe's nodewright-operator pin as that signal: below v0.18.0 (or no usable pin) the legacy group is read; v0.18.0 or later with only skyhook.nvidia.com served fails closed. The chainsaw-assert skip follows the same rule. deploy.sh's stale-taint cleanup distinguishes an absent operator Deployment (fresh deploy) from one with zero available replicas: on a fresh deploy the previous install may have tainted with either default key, so both defaults are cleaned alongside the configured key, since the incoming operator never removes a stale nodewright.nvidia.com taint on its own. Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
…vailable replicas status.availableReplicas is omitempty, so an existing Deployment with zero available printed nothing and the stale-taint cleanup read it as a fresh deploy, widening the key set to both defaults. The probe now lists "<name> <availableReplicas>" per Deployment: no line means absent; a line with no count means zero available. Shell test row added for the existing-but-omitted case. Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
… is available The label query returns one row per matching Deployment, but the probe read only the first row, so a zero or omitted count there hid an available operator on a later row and the cleanup stripped taints that operator still owned. Every row is now inspected and any available replica skips the cleanup. Shell test rows cover the mixed case in both orders and the all-zero case. Signed-off-by: Atif Mahmood <atif1996@users.noreply.github.com>
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MAJOR — Do not infer that runtime-required taints are stale from Deployment availability. This function runs before installation and deliberately enters cleanup when the Deployment is absent or has zero available replicas. A first installation onto a deliberately pre-tainted pool—or an operator outage during a rerun—therefore removes the configured/default scheduling gate before any controller can complete node setup. Upstream explicitly recommends pre-tainting during node provisioning and defines the taint as the workload barrier until configuration completes. The shell regression currently pins deletion as success for both fresh and all-unavailable states.
Minimum correction: require explicit stale-cleanup intent or verifiable ownership/provenance before deleting any taint; absence or unavailability alone must issue zero kubectl taint ... key- calls.
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MAJOR — Validate the effective taint before any cleanup. The generic public bundle --set nodewright-operator:controllerManager.manager.env.runtimeRequiredTaint=... path writes this value directly; at this head, foo bar=true:NoSchedule bundles successfully. This code only slices delimiters, so malformed configuration reaches cleanup, and on a fresh deployment it still appends and removes both default/legacy gate keys. The operator then has no valid configured taint to own or restore, so the deploy can proceed after discarding the known scheduling barriers. ParseTaint validation on --workload-gate does not protect this input path.
Minimum correction: validate the effective Kubernetes taint string before any node mutation and fail closed with zero taint calls; add a public --set-through-render regression.
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MAJOR — Enforce v0.18 discovery before suppressing the static check. When effective values suppress every NodeWright CR (for example, tuningEnabled=false), this early return runs before resolveNodewrightGVR; verifyNodewrightReady returns before discovery on the same condition. A recipe pinned to v0.18+ can therefore pass deployment validation against a legacy-only or stale v0.17 cluster even though nodewright.nvidia.com is absent. The operator health check now asserts only the legacy CRD, so no remaining check catches the missing v0.18 API.
Minimum correction: perform the version-aware discovery gate before any values-based suppression, and add a v0.18+, suppressed-render, legacy-only regression.
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….18.0 The deployment readiness gate polled skyhook.nvidia.com/v1alpha1 Skyhook and gated on a hardcoded skyhook.nvidia.com taint key. Operator v0.18.0 renames the kind to nodewright.nvidia.com/v1alpha1 NodeWright and writes completion status only there, and moves the default runtime-required taint key to nodewright.nvidia.com, so both reads missed and a tuned cluster timed out. Resolve the served group by discovery with a legacy fallback, and read the configured taint from the operator Deployment's RUNTIME_REQUIRED_TAINT rather than assuming a key -- --workload-gate is applied at bundle time and never reaches the recipe the validator is handed. Both fail closed. Restores the validator work from the closed PR #2597, which was live-validated on a bare-metal GB300 NVL72 but became unmergeable when the pin rolled back to v0.17.1, and carries the pin forward to v0.18.0 so its chainsaw assert on NodeWright is correct rather than premature. Beyond the validator, the legacy names leaked into surfaces #2597 never touched: - UAT gpu_census_verdict matched only the legacy taint prefix, so a node cordoned by v0.18.0 tuning reported "ok (N gpu-worker nodes ready)". A false pass, now covered by a test that fails without the fix. - tools/cleanup reaped no nodewright.nvidia.com CRDs, leaving them behind. - UAT debug capture dumped only the legacy kind, which is empty on v0.18.0. - Conformance assert-crds asserted the legacy CRD rather than the kind the operator writes status on. The pin bump reopens the transition record, as designed: its stale expect-aicr-readiness-to-fail steps are gone and the ceiling now sits on the pin. AICR's webhook.removalImage override is dropped because v0.18.0 qualifies the image upstream -- the BOM confirms an identical digest. Refs #2593, #2594, #2597 Signed-off-by: Alex Yuskauskas <ayuskauskas@nvidia.com>
….18.0 The deployment readiness gate polled skyhook.nvidia.com/v1alpha1 Skyhook and gated on a hardcoded skyhook.nvidia.com taint key. Operator v0.18.0 renames the kind to nodewright.nvidia.com/v1alpha1 NodeWright and writes completion status only there, and moves the default runtime-required taint key to nodewright.nvidia.com, so both reads missed and a tuned cluster timed out. Resolve the served group by discovery with a legacy fallback, and read the configured taint from the operator Deployment's RUNTIME_REQUIRED_TAINT rather than assuming a key -- --workload-gate is applied at bundle time and never reaches the recipe the validator is handed. Both fail closed. Restores the validator work from the closed PR #2597, which was live-validated on a bare-metal GB300 NVL72 but became unmergeable when the pin rolled back to v0.17.1, and carries the pin forward to v0.18.0 so its chainsaw assert on NodeWright is correct rather than premature. Beyond the validator, the legacy names leaked into surfaces #2597 never touched: - UAT gpu_census_verdict matched only the legacy taint prefix, so a node cordoned by v0.18.0 tuning reported "ok (N gpu-worker nodes ready)". A false pass, now covered by a test that fails without the fix. - tools/cleanup reaped no nodewright.nvidia.com CRDs, leaving them behind. - UAT debug capture dumped only the legacy kind, which is empty on v0.18.0. - Conformance assert-crds asserted the legacy CRD rather than the kind the operator writes status on. The pin bump reopens the transition record, as designed: its stale expect-aicr-readiness-to-fail steps are gone and the ceiling now sits on the pin. AICR's webhook.removalImage override is dropped because v0.18.0 qualifies the image upstream -- the BOM confirms an identical digest. Refs #2593, #2594, #2597 Signed-off-by: Alex Yuskauskas <ayuskauskas@nvidia.com>
Summary
The deployment-phase Nodewright readiness gate now reads the
nodewright.nvidia.com/v1alpha1 NodeWrightCR (falling back to the legacySkyhookfor pre-v0.18.0 operators) and gates on the runtime-required taint the operator is actually configured with, read from its Deployment, instead of a hardcodedskyhook.nvidia.comkey.Motivation / Context
nodewright-operator v0.18.0 (the registry pin since #2355) renames
SkyhooktoNodeWright, mirrors each legacy CR into aNodeWright, and writesstatus.statusonly on theNodeWright. The validator and the chainsaw health check both read the legacy kind, so a fully tuned cluster timed out after the 8m poll budget.The same release also moved the chart default
runtimeRequiredTaintfromskyhook.nvidia.com=…tonodewright.nvidia.com=…. The validator's taint gate only looked for the old key, so on a default v0.18.0 deploy it was silently a no-op (reopening the #1775 false-pass window), and it was already a no-op for any custom--workload-gatevalue.--workload-gateis applied at bundle time and never reaches the recipe the validator Job is handed, so the validator now reads the configured taint from the operator Deployment'sRUNTIME_REQUIRED_TAINTenv.Fixes: #2593
Related: #2594, #2595, #2568, #2599 (Deployment lookup by label for out-of-band installs)
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Component(s) Affected
pkg/bundler,pkg/component/*)pkg/validator)docs/,examples/)validators/deployment,recipes/checks/nodewright-*Implementation Notes
resolveNodewrightGVRdiscovery-gatesnodewright.nvidia.com/v1alpha1first, falls back toskyhook.nvidia.com/v1alpha1, skips only when neither group is served (preserves Enhance deployment-phase validation to reflect post-install workload readiness #607), and fails closed on any non-NotFound discovery error. Name extraction acceptskind: NodeWrightas well askind: Skyhook, so the manifests can be renamed later (nodewright v0.18.0 upgrade changed the CR status contract (Skyhook -> NodeWright); legacy status never populates #2594) without touching the validator.runtimeRequiredTaintsreadsRUNTIME_REQUIRED_TAINTfrom theskyhook-operator-controller-managerDeployment and gates on that taint (key, value and effect) plus the legacyskyhook.nvidia.com=runtime-required:NoSchedulethe operator still removes during its deprecation window — the same recognised set the operator itself uses. Falls back to the two chart defaults when the Deployment or env is absent; fails closed on any other read error or an unparseable value. Any arbitrary--workload-gatevalue is therefore honoured.skyhook.nvidia.comshould pass--workload-gate skyhook.nvidia.com=runtime-required:NoScheduleso auto-tainted and pre-tainted nodes carry one key (documented indocs/integrator/components/nodewright.mdand the CLI reference). The v0.18.0 operator still tolerates, removes, and never double-taints the legacy key, so unflagged internal clusters still converge.nodewright-customizationsassertsNodeWright status.status: complete(a static assert cannot fall back, and the registry pins v0.18.0 — this couples to the recipes: downgrade nodewright-operator pin to v0.17.x to restore the Skyhook status contract #2595 disposition);nodewright-operatoradditionally asserts thenodewrights.nodewright.nvidia.comCRD is Established. Catalog goldens regenerated.runtimeRequiredTaint, and the configured key plus the legacy key when it does. The "is the operator running" guard now selects the Deployment onapp.kubernetes.io/name=nodewright,control-plane=controller-manager; the previousapp.kubernetes.io/name=skyhook-operatorlabel is rendered by neither chart version, so the guard never matched and adeploy.shre-run stripped live taints.Skyhookmanifests toNodeWright(nodewright v0.18.0 upgrade changed the CR status contract (Skyhook -> NodeWright); legacy status never populates #2594 / design doc 021).Testing
New unit coverage: v0.18.0 shape (both groups registered, legacy status empty, NodeWright complete → pass; NodeWright
in_progressgates even when the legacy copy says complete), legacy-only fallback, neither-registered skip, configured-taint derivation (custom env, legacy env dedupe, namespace resolution, env absent, Deployment absent, unparseable env, non-NotFound read error), end-to-end gate on a custom taint, andkind: NodeWrightname extraction.Coverage:
validators/deployment: 71.4% → 72.9% (+1.5%).Live check: ran the generic GB300 recipe (
generic-gb300-ubuntu-training, #2568) end to end on a bare-metal GB300 NVL72 cluster (2 system + 2 GPU nodes) with this head merged in: freshdeploy.shinstall of all 14 components including nodewright-operator v0.18.0, thenaicr validatewith validator images built from the merged tree. deployment 4/4, conformance 5/5, performance 1/1 (NVLS all-reduce 842.63 GB/s vs the>= 823floor). Details in the comment below.Risk Assessment
Rollout notes: No recipe or bundle output changes apart from the health-check content (catalog digests). Clusters on v0.17.x keep working through the
Skyhookfallback and the legacy taint match. Clusters deployed between #2355 and this fix carry thenodewright.nvidia.comtaint on auto-tainted nodes; the gate now recognises it.Checklist
make testwith-race)make lint)git commit -S) — GPG signing info