feat: support disabling monitoring for RootSync and RepoSync#2233
feat: support disabling monitoring for RootSync and RepoSync#2233cowsking wants to merge 1 commit into
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This pull request introduces the ability to disable monitoring in Config Sync by adding a monitoring field to the RepoSync and RootSync CRD specs, and conditionally omitting the otel-agent container and its volumes when disabled. However, a critical issue was identified in the metrics registration logic across pkg/metrics/register.go, pkg/kmetrics/register.go, and pkg/resourcegroup/controllers/metrics/register.go. Returning a nil exporter when DISABLE_MONITORING is active will cause runtime panics (nil pointer dereferences) in callers that invoke defer exporter.Shutdown(ctx) or use the exporter without a nil check. To resolve this, all callers must be updated to handle a nil exporter safely, or a safe no-op exporter should be returned.
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| // MonitoringSpec defines the monitoring configuration. | ||
| type MonitoringSpec struct { |
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The API descriptions for monitoring and enabled are currently a bit tautological (monitoring defines the monitoring configuration). Following Kubernetes API documentation conventions, it would be clearer to describe the exact behavior, affected sidecars, and defaults
| otelCredentialProvider := &auth.CachingCredentialProvider{ | ||
| Scopes: traceapi.DefaultAuthScopes(), | ||
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| if os.Getenv("DISABLE_MONITORING") != "true" { |
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Notice that the CRD API uses positive naming (spec.monitoring.enabled: false) while the internal environment variable uses negative opt-out naming (DISABLE_MONITORING=true). While spec.monitoring.enabled follows K8s API conventions and DISABLE_MONITORING=true provides backward-compatible defaults when unset, the difference might confuse contributors. Could we add a short code comment in pkg/reconcilermanager/controllers/util.go explaining this naming rationale?
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| func deploymentMissingVolume(volumeName string) testpredicates.Predicate { |
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Suggest moving the predicates to e2e/nomostest/testpredicates/predicates.go
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| // RegisterOTelExporter creates the OTLP metrics exporter. | ||
| func RegisterOTelExporter(ctx context.Context, containerName string) (*otlpmetricgrpc.Exporter, error) { | ||
| if os.Getenv("DISABLE_MONITORING") == "true" { |
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Meant to be "!="? I wonder why the test was not catching this
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In cmd/reconciler-manager/main.go, we use if os.Getenv("DISABLE_MONITORING") != "true" because we are conditionally executing and wrapping a block of code (and persisting general initialization flow afterwards).
Here in pkg/kmetrics/register.go (and pkg/metrics/register.go), we use == "true" as an early return to guard clause. If monitoring is explicitly disabled, we initialize the safe Noop variables and return early. The rest of the function operates under the assumption that monitoring is active.
Returning nil here is by design, no exporter exists when monitoring is disabled. All four call sites in this PR already nil-check OTel Collector Exporter before Shutdown, so this can't panic.
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| // RegisterOTelExporter creates the OTLP metrics exporter. | ||
| func RegisterOTelExporter(ctx context.Context, containerName string) (*otlpmetricgrpc.Exporter, error) { | ||
| if os.Getenv("DISABLE_MONITORING") == "true" { |
| func RegisterOTelExporter(ctx context.Context, containerName string) (*otlpmetricgrpc.Exporter, error) { | ||
| if os.Getenv("DISABLE_MONITORING") == "true" { | ||
| klog.V(5).Infof("METRIC DEBUG: Monitoring is disabled via DISABLE_MONITORING env var") | ||
| err := InitializeOTelMetrics() |
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Why init if monitoring is disabled?
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The recording functions in record.go call these global instruments unconditionally and skipping init would leave them nil and panic on the first Record() call. Since we skip SetMeterProvider here, the instruments fall back to the global no-op provider, so recordings are safe no-ops and nothing is exported. Added a comment in the code to clarify.
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This commit introduces the ability to opt-out of monitoring sidecars (specifically otel-agent) for RootSync and RepoSync objects via the spec.monitoring.enabled field in the declarative API. When monitoring is disabled, the config-sync controllers will omit the otel-agent container from the reconciler pods and set the environment variable DISABLE_MONITORING=true in the remaining vital containers to silence telemetry exporter logic. All Unit and E2E tests for this logic have been implemented accordingly. TAG=agy
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This commit introduces the ability to opt-out of monitoring sidecars (specifically otel-agent) for RootSync and RepoSync objects via the
spec.monitoring.enabled fieldin the declarative API.When monitoring is disabled, the config-sync controllers will omit the otel-agent container from the reconciler pods and set the environment variable
DISABLE_MONITORING=truein the remaining vital containers to silence telemetry exporter logic. All Unit and E2E tests for this logic have been implemented accordingly.