OCPBUGS-111056: Make operator log scraper and monitor tests topology-aware - #31597
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The initial-and-final-operator-log-scraper monitor test hard-fails on TNF
(DualReplica) and SNO after disruptive recovery: node reboots race with
kube-apiserver/kubelet coming back up, producing 503s, kubelet proxy auth
errors, and terminated-container errors that the scraper treats as fatal.
Detect DualReplica/SingleReplica topology via the Infrastructure CR and
downgrade transient collection errors to FlakeError instead of a hard
failure, retrying Pods("").List() with exponential backoff first. Apply the
same topology-aware flake treatment to three other monitor tests that see
the same class of expected noise during reduced-topology recovery:
kubelet-log-collector's lease-error detector, legacy-node-invariants'
graceful-termination and overlapping-apiserver checks, and the pathological
events backoff-starting-failed-container check. HA behavior is unchanged —
these errors still hard-fail there.
Also tighten the scraper's pod name filter from Contains("operator") to
Contains("-operator-") to stop matching unrelated marketplace catalog pods
like redhat-operators-*.
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WalkthroughThe change centralizes reduced-topology detection for dual and single control-plane layouts. Node monitors adjust selected test outcomes and event thresholds. Operator log collection retries transient failures and sanitizes eligible reduced-topology errors. ChangesReduced topology resolution
Monitor outcome handling
Operator log collection
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant operatorLogAnalyzer
participant ResolveReducedTopology
participant scanAllOperatorPods
participant KubernetesAPI
operatorLogAnalyzer->>ResolveReducedTopology: resolve control-plane topology
operatorLogAnalyzer->>scanAllOperatorPods: scan with reduced-topology state
scanAllOperatorPods->>KubernetesAPI: list operator pods
KubernetesAPI-->>scanAllOperatorPods: pod list or transient error
scanAllOperatorPods-->>operatorLogAnalyzer: intervals or sanitized error
operatorLogAnalyzer-->>operatorLogAnalyzer: return flake error for transient reduced-topology failure
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A topology lookup failure can cause real HA monitoring failures to be reported as flakes, weakening test results. The cancellation and lint issues are localized, but the HA classification behavior should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 14 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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…penshift#31597 Reverts the 4 monitor-test files to main's version so this PR is scoped to just the TNF recovery suite stability fixes, per review feedback on splitting the two independent concerns into separate PRs. The topology awareness work (operator-log-scraper + kubelet-log-collector + legacy-node-invariants + pathological events) now lives in openshift#31597. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@pkg/monitortests/node/kubeletlogcollector/monitortest.go`:
- Line 36: Handle the BuildClusterData error before deriving topology state: in
pkg/monitortests/node/kubeletlogcollector/monitortest.go at line 36, retain and
process the returned error; in
pkg/monitortests/node/legacynodemonitortests/monitortest.go at line 44, avoid
deriving reducedTopology from an unchecked ClusterData result; and in
pkg/monitortests/testframework/operatorloganalyzer/operator_log_scraper.go at
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| func (w *kubeletLogCollector) StartCollection(ctx context.Context, adminRESTConfig *rest.Config, recorder monitorapi.RecorderWriter) error { | ||
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Do not classify topology-discovery failures as HA.
A temporary Infrastructure read failure makes these paths treat an unknown topology as non-reduced. A DualReplica or SingleReplica run then hard-fails on recovery errors that this PR must classify as flakes.
pkg/monitortests/node/kubeletlogcollector/monitortest.go#L36-L36: retain and handle theBuildClusterDataerror before setting topology state.pkg/monitortests/node/legacynodemonitortests/monitortest.go#L44-L44: do not derivereducedTopologyfrom an uncheckedClusterDataresult.pkg/monitortests/testframework/operatorloganalyzer/operator_log_scraper.go#L71-L73: represent discovery failure separately from HA, then apply a retry or caller error policy.
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In `@pkg/monitortests/node/kubeletlogcollector/monitortest.go` at line 36, Handle
the BuildClusterData error before deriving topology state: in
pkg/monitortests/node/kubeletlogcollector/monitortest.go at line 36, retain and
process the returned error; in
pkg/monitortests/node/legacynodemonitortests/monitortest.go at line 44, avoid
deriving reducedTopology from an unchecked ClusterData result; and in
pkg/monitortests/testframework/operatorloganalyzer/operator_log_scraper.go at
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…p, migration-threshold, east-west fixes (#31530) * Fix TNF recovery test stability with AfterEach cleanup and migration-threshold Recovery tests were failing at 57-95% pass rate due to two root causes: 1. No AfterEach cleanup: failed tests leaked cluster state (maintenance mode, disabled etcd-clone, stale CRM attributes) causing cascade failures in subsequent tests. 2. No migration-threshold protection: Pacemaker's default retry budget would exhaust during node recovery, permanently abandoning etcd restarts and causing false test failures. Changes: - Add comprehensive AfterEach cleanup block mirroring the disruption test pattern (which passes at 100%): reset maintenance mode, unstandby nodes, enable etcd-clone, clear CRM attributes, pcs resource cleanup, validate cluster and etcd health. - Set migration-threshold=INFINITY with DeferCleanup for 5 tests that trigger node failures: double graceful shutdown, sequential graceful shutdowns, graceful+ungraceful failure, kernel panic recovery, and simultaneous graceful shutdown. - Replace bare o.Expect with o.Eventually (5min timeout) for etcd container check in simultaneous graceful shutdown test to avoid race with recovery. - Fix variable shadowing (err := to err =) after migration-threshold block. Bug: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPBUGS-111056 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Make operator-log-scraper topology-aware with FlakeError on reduced topologies The initial-and-final-operator-log-scraper monitor test hard-fails on DualReplica (TNF) and SingleReplica (SNO) topologies when transient API errors occur during node recovery. On HA clusters these errors indicate real problems, but on reduced topologies they are expected during disruptive tests (503s from apiserver restart, kubelet proxy auth failures, terminated containers, connection refused). Changes: - Add isReducedTopology() to detect DualReplica/SingleReplica via the Infrastructure CR (same pattern as etcd-log-analyzer). - Add isTransientScrapeError() as a local classifier for recovery-related errors (503, NotFound, connection refused/reset, TLS timeout, kubelet down, terminated containers). Does not modify the shared IsTransientAPIError in pkg/monitortestlibrary. - Retry pod listing (Pods("").List) up to 4 times with exponential backoff on transient errors. - Skip per-pod log read errors that are transient instead of accumulating them as hard failures. - Wrap StartCollection and CollectData errors as FlakeError on reduced topologies when transient, producing a visible flake in CI instead of a blocking job failure. HA behavior remains strict. - Tighten pod name filter from Contains("operator") to Contains("-operator-") to exclude marketplace catalog pods like redhat-operators-*. Bug: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPBUGS-111056 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address review feedback: cache topology, scope transient skip, retry node discovery Address three CodeRabbit findings: 1. Cache topology detection in StartCollection (when API is healthy) instead of querying it after scan failures when the API may be down. Store as reducedTopology field and reuse in CollectData. 2. Only skip transient log-read errors on reduced topologies. On HA clusters, transient per-pod errors are now accumulated and reported as hard failures, preserving full log coverage visibility. 3. Retry node discovery in recovery test AfterEach (up to 2 minutes) instead of silently skipping cleanup when GetNodes fails. Prevents leaked cluster state from cascade-failing subsequent tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Address review round 2: preserve last list error, pick Ready cleanup node 1. Scraper: preserve the last transient API error from pod listing so that when ExponentialBackoffWithContext returns ErrWaitTimeout, isTransientScrapeError can classify the original error and correctly wrap it as FlakeError on reduced topologies. 2. Recovery AfterEach: select a Ready node for cleanup commands instead of blindly using Items[0] which may be unreachable after a failed recovery test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Wait for cluster health before etcd validation in double-reboot tests After both nodes reboot simultaneously, the API server is unavailable for several minutes. The tests were immediately attempting oc port-forward with a 5-second poll interval, generating ~360 failed subprocess attempts before timing out with "could not get a etcd client". Add IsClusterHealthyWithTimeout gate and use ThirtySecondPollInterval for all four double-reboot test variants. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix simultaneous graceful reboot test missing cluster health wait The "simultaneous graceful shutdown of both nodes" test (shutdown -r 1) had the same issue as the cold-boot tests: after both nodes reboot, the API is unavailable and the test immediately polls etcd with a 5-second interval. Add IsClusterHealthyWithTimeout gate and ThirtySecondPollInterval. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix validateEtcdRecoveryState ignoring pollInterval parameter Both validateEtcdRecoveryState and validateEtcdRecoveryStateWithoutAssumingLeader accepted a pollInterval parameter but hardcoded utils.FiveSecondPollInterval in EventuallyWithOffset. Callers passing ThirtySecondPollInterval had no effect. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Retry east-west connectivity with OVN-K recovery after node replacement After node replacement, the PodNetworkConnectivityCheck sometimes never transitions to Reachable=True because OVN-K does not resync the dataplane for the new chassis without a pod restart. The OVN recovery was only in the AfterEach cleanup (triggered after the test already failed). Move the recovery into the test flow: if the initial 12min east-west check fails, restart ovnkube-node/control-plane pods, wait 60s for dataplane settle, then retry the check. Also fix validateEtcdRecoveryState and validateEtcdRecoveryStateWithoutAssumingLeader which accepted a pollInterval parameter but hardcoded FiveSecondPollInterval. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Increase cluster health timeout for double-reboot tests to 20 minutes The 10-minute longRecoveryTimeout was designed for single-node container kill / standby recovery. After double cold-boot, bare-metal nodes need time for BIOS POST, OS boot, kubelet startup, and API server recovery before cluster operators stabilize. CI shows AllNodesReady passes but MonitorClusterOperators times out at 10 min with 503 Service Unavailable. Introduce clusterReachableAfterDoubleReboot (20 min) for all 5 double-reboot tests while keeping longRecoveryTimeout (10 min) for single-node AfterEach cleanup. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Reset stale PNCC before east-west connectivity check after node replacement After node replacement the old PodNetworkConnectivityCheck persists but its Reachable condition is never re-evaluated — the target endpoint changed when the node was destroyed and reprovisioned. CI logs show status="" (empty) for 24+ minutes across two 12-minute polling attempts. Delete the stale PNCC and restart the network-check-source pod before each connectivity check so CNO creates a fresh check against the replacement node's current pod IP. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix double-reboot health timeout and east-west PNCC resolution after node replacement 3of3: Replace direct IsClusterHealthyWithTimeout calls with a retry wrapper that runs Pacemaker cleanup between attempts. After a double reboot, etcd containers can fail ("podman container exited after start") and need pcs resource cleanup to clear the failure count. The existing function only cleans up once at the start; if etcd fails during MonitorClusterOperators the cleanup never re-runs. Also bump timeout from 20 to 25 minutes. 2of3: Fix three issues in PNCC-based east-west connectivity checking: - waitForNetworkCheckSourcePodReady now skips pods with DeletionTimestamp (was immediately finding the same terminating pod as "Ready" after delete) - resetStalePNCC waits for deleted pods to fully terminate before returning and deletes PNCCs in both directions - New resolveEastWestNodes discovers the actual source pod node — after pod restart it may land on the replacement node, changing the PNCC name Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Clean up double-reboot retry and PNCC reset code - Remove redundant TryPacemakerCleanup call from retry wrapper (IsClusterHealthyWithTimeout already runs it at the start of each attempt) - Add minInnerTimeout floor to avoid pointless sub-30s health checks - Promote innerTimeout/minInnerTimeout to const - Eliminate redundant otherNode variable in resolveEastWestNodes - Restore error logging on PNCC delete - Delete only the expected PNCC direction (resolveEastWestNodes handles dynamic direction already) - Replace raw time.Sleep poll loop with core.PollUntil for pod termination Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Flake node monitor tests on reduced topologies during disruptive recovery On DualReplica (TNF) and SingleReplica (SNO) topologies, disruptive recovery tests cause expected node reboots that trigger lease failures, apiserver termination, and container restart storms. These are normal recovery behavior but the kubelet-log-collector and legacy-node-invariants monitors treat them as hard JUnit failures, blocking CI jobs. Add topology detection to both monitors and convert specific hard failures to flakes on reduced topologies: rapid lease errors, apiserver graceful termination, apiserver process overlap, and excessive container restarts. HA topology behavior is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Remove unused adminRESTConfig field and fix gofmt alignment Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Increase CEO update-setup job timeout from 5m to 10m Two payload runs (2of3 shard) hit this timeout at the exact 5m cap while restorePacemakerCluster waited for the survivor's update-setup job after node replacement. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Revert CEO update-setup job timeout back to 5m Bumping to 10m did not fix the 2of3 payload failure — the job still timed out at the new cap, meaning it's a stuck job, not a slow one. Reverting to avoid needlessly extending failing-run duration; the underlying CEO/Pacemaker issue needs product-side investigation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Fix PacemakerHealthCheckDegraded observer swallowing API errors in tnf_etcd_disruption The background observer silently dropped errors from IsPacemakerHealthCheckDegraded, so an apiserver hiccup during the disruption window (etcd losing majority) looked identical to the condition genuinely never firing. Track error count/last error and switch both call sites from hard assertions to an informational log, since a missed observation during that correlated blind spot isn't a recovery-test failure — detection latency itself is covered by tnf_pacemaker_healthcheck.go. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * Split out operator-log-scraper/monitor-test topology awareness into #31597 Reverts the 4 monitor-test files to main's version so this PR is scoped to just the TNF recovery suite stability fixes, per review feedback on splitting the two independent concerns into separate PRs. The topology awareness work (operator-log-scraper + kubelet-log-collector + legacy-node-invariants + pathological events) now lives in #31597. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@pkg/monitortestlibrary/platformidentification/topology.go`:
- Line 119: Update the controlPlaneTopology error path to return reduced=false
alongside the existing error, ensuring unresolved topology is not classified as
reduced. Revise TestResolveReducedTopologyFallsBackToReduced to assert this
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In `@pkg/monitortestlibrary/utility/errorsummary_test.go`:
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| func resolveReducedTopology(ctx context.Context, configClient configclient.ConfigV1Interface) (bool, string, error) { | ||
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Do not classify an unresolved topology as reduced.
When controlPlaneTopology returns an error, do not return reduced=true. Callers use this flag to convert transient failures into flakes, so an HA cluster with an API or authorization error can bypass hard-failure handling. Return reduced=false with the error, and update TestResolveReducedTopologyFallsBackToReduced to cover this contract.
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In `@pkg/monitortestlibrary/platformidentification/topology.go` at line 119,
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Use net.JoinHostPort for the URL authority.
The root .golangci.yml enables nosprintfhostport, and this fmt.Sprintf call violates that check. Use net.JoinHostPort to construct the authority.
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| URL: fmt.Sprintf("https://%s:6443/api/v1/pods", internalAPIHost), | |
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Pass the evaluation context to BuildClusterData.
Monitor.Stop passes its caller context to evaluation, and BuildClusterData forwards that context to several Kubernetes API calls. context.Background() discards cancellation, so interrupted stops can continue these requests and delay evaluation.
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| clusterData, clusterDataErrs := platformidentification.BuildClusterData(context.Background(), w.adminRESTConfig) | |
| clusterData, clusterDataErrs := platformidentification.BuildClusterData(ctx, w.adminRESTConfig) |
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In `@pkg/monitortests/node/legacynodemonitortests/monitortest.go` at line 62,
Update the call to platformidentification.BuildClusterData in Monitor.Stop to
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Summary
Split out from #31530 per review feedback — this PR contains just the monitor test / scraper topology-awareness changes (the OCPBUGS-111056 fix itself). The TNF recovery suite stability fixes remain in #31530.
1. Operator log scraper topology awareness (OCPBUGS-111056)
FlakeErrorinstead of hard failure on transient API errors (503, NotFound, connection refused, terminated containers)Pods("").List()with exponential backoff (4 attempts) before failingContains("operator")toContains("-operator-")to exclude marketplace catalog pods2. Monitor test flaking on reduced topologies
nodeFailedLeaseErrorsInRapidSuccessionon DualReplica/SingleReplica (lease errors are expected during disruptive recovery)kube-apiserver terminates within graceful termination periodandoverlapping apiserver process detectedon reduced topologiesfailThreshold = math.MaxIntforBackoffStartingFailedContaineron reduced topologies (flake-only, no hard failure)HA behavior is unchanged — these errors still hard-fail there. Applies to both SNO and DualReplica (TNF).
Bug: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPBUGS-111056
Test plan
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