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✨ Apply a ClusterObjectDeployment instead of managing ClusterObjectSets - #3058
Switches the operator-controller ClusterExtension applier to render and apply
a single ClusterObjectDeployment (COD) instead of directly creating and
managing ClusterObjectSet (COS) revisions. The COD controller owns revision
lifecycle (creation, rollout progress, archival, and history pruning), so the
operator-controller only has to render and apply one top-level object per
extension. This is the "use COD" step of delegating revision management to ClusterObjectDeployment.
All changes are experimental-only (ClusterObjectDeployment is an experimental
API); standard manifests are unaffected.
Changes
Render + apply a COD: generate a packed ClusterObjectDeployment from
bundle content and apply it, replacing direct ClusterObjectSet management.
Packed content: revision-independent packed Secret names, and propagation
of bundle annotations (including olm.properties) from the COD through its template.metadata to each revision.
Owner labels: set revision owner labels via the COD template metadata.
Applyconfiguration builder for ClusterObjectDeployment.
RBAC: grant operator-controller the permissions it needs for ClusterObjectDeployment.
Skip redundant preflights when content is unchanged: fingerprint the
rendered content (content-addressed packed Secret names) into a content-hash
annotation on the COD's top-level metadata, and short-circuit the CRD-safety
preflights when the rendered content matches what is already applied — so they
do not re-run on every steady-state reconcile.
Tests: align the install/uninstall e2e suites with the ClusterExtension → COD → ClusterObjectSet ownership model (install asserts .status.install.bundle and the rolled-up CE/COD Available/Progressing
conditions); remove the now-obsolete applier revision-bounds test (revision
management moved to the COD controller); unit/mock updates.
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Boxcutter now generates and applies ClusterObjectDeployment resources with content stored in referenced Secrets. It skips preflights when the content hash matches and checks for an existing deployment when catalog content is unavailable. E2E scenarios cover deployment, object set, and Secret ownership.
The revision generator builds deployments from rendered bundle content. It packs phase objects into owner-prefixed Secrets, adds Secret references to deployment phases, and propagates bundle annotations.
Boxcutter apply and preflight handling internal/operator-controller/applier/boxcutter.go, internal/operator-controller/applier/boxcutter_test.go, internal/operator-controller/applier/boxcutter_revision_bounds_test.go, internal/testutil/mock/applier/mock_applier.go, internal/testutil/mock/generate.go
Boxcutter creates referenced Secrets and applies the deployment. It fingerprints sorted Secret names and skips preflights when content is unchanged. When content is unavailable, it checks for an existing deployment. The generator interface and mocks are updated. The direct COS revision application flow and its revision-bound tests are removed.
RBAC grants access to deployments, object sets, and Secrets. E2E scenarios check deployment ownership of object sets and extension ownership of deployments and content Secrets.
Deployment reconciliation can miss existing ClusterObjectDeployments and rerun preflights, so this should be resolved before merging.
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Add ClusterObjectDeployment to the manager cache ByObject map.
The manager uses DefaultLabelSelector: k8slabels.Nothing(). The BoxcutterRuntime block exempts only ClusterObjectSet, but Boxcutter reads ClusterObjectDeployment through c.mgr.GetClient().
Without a COD cache entry, these reads can return NotFound for existing CODs. This causes catalog-unavailable reconciles to report catalog content unavailable and no deployment installed. It also prevents the content-hash comparison from reaching StateUnchanged, so CRD-safety preflights run on every reconcile.
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Add ClusterObjectDeployment to the cacheOptions.ByObject map in the
BoxcutterRuntime feature-gate block, using the same unrestricted label selector
as the ClusterObjectSet entry so manager client reads can find existing
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Do not use metadata.generation as the fake-client no-op assertion.
The controller-runtime v0.25.1 fake client does not reliably manage Generation or ResourceVersion, so equal generations can produce a false positive. Compare the rendered Spec and Annotations between the two reads instead.
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Replace the generation-based no-op assertion in this test with comparisons of
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Hash the complete COD template for the unchanged decision.
Reordering phases, objects, or probes can preserve the sorted Secret-name set while changing COD template identity. Boxcutter then marks the deployment StateUnchanged and skips enabled CRD-safety preflights. The COD controller still detects the changed template and creates a new revision.
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- secretNames := make([]string, len(secrets))- for i := range secrets {- secretNames[i] = secrets[i].Name- }- sort.Strings(secretNames)- contentHash := hashutil.DeepHashObject(secretNames)+ contentHash := hashutil.DeepHashObject(cod.Spec.Template)
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Update the content hash used by Boxcutter’s unchanged decision to hash the
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We may also want to go over the remaining TODO(COD) comments, remove those addressed by this PR, and check which remaining items need to be handled here versus tracked as follow-ups.
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We may want to read and watch the COD's rollout status when switching the applier over. Since #3055, COD-created revisions no longer receive progressDeadlineMinutes; the deadline is reported on the COD instead. The CE still derives Progressing only from COS Ready, so a rollout that exceeds its deadline leaves the CE at Progressing=True/RollingOut even when the COD reports ProgressDeadlineExceeded.
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We should update the remaining ownership assertions in group.feature:224 and update.feature:284 to use the new COD step too. They still require the CE to be the direct controller owner of the COS revisions, so both assertions time out with the new ownership chain.
These were the last two CE→COS ownership assertions; install.feature/uninstall.feature already use the COD step, and a grep confirms no ClusterExtension "..." owns N ClusterObjectSets remain in the experimental features.
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[P1] Propagate COD deadline failures into ClusterExtension status
Switching the applier to COD also needs the CE status reader and watch to follow COD rollout conditions. Since #3055, COD-created revisions no longer receive spec.progressDeadlineMinutes: COD reports Progressing=False/ProgressDeadlineExceeded, while COS retains its readiness failure. BoxcutterRevisionStatesGetter and SetupWithManagerForBoxcutter still read/watch only COS, so the CE keeps reporting Progressing=True/RollingOut after its configured deadline.
The experimental CI artifact reproduces this for ce-792 and ce-804: their CODs report ProgressDeadlineExceeded, but their CEs remain RollingOut. Please watch COD updates and incorporate its rollout conditions when setting CE progress status. The timeout E2E assertions also need to follow the COD-owned deadline.
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Addressed in adfd5c8 (pushed after this comment) — the ClusterExtension now reads and watches the ClusterObjectDeployment instead of the ClusterObjectSets:
Watch: SetupWithManagerForBoxcutter now Owns(&ClusterObjectDeployment{}) (replacing the COS watch + clusterExtensionRequestsForClusterObjectSet mapper) so the CE re-reconciles on COD status changes.
Status mapping (new ReflectClusterObjectDeploymentStatus step + clusterobjectdeployment_status.go): CE Available/Progressing are derived from the COD's conditions. The reason mapping is explicit and status is recomputed per reason (the COD reports a completed rollout as Progressing=False, the CE as True/Succeeded):
ProgressDeadlineExceeded → CE Progressing=False/ProgressDeadlineExceeded
RevisionObjectCollision/RevisionPreconditionsNotMet → CE Progressing=True/Retrying
NewClusterObjectSetProgressed → CE Progressing=True/Succeeded
(Revision)InvalidSpecification → CE Progressing=False/Blocked
.status.install.bundle is sourced from the COD template and promoted only on rollout completion (ObservedGeneration-guarded), so an in-progress upgrade keeps reporting the prior bundle.
BoxcutterRevisionStatesGetter is no longer used for CE status (it only feeds ResolveBundle's resolution gate now).
E2E: the timeout scenarios now assert the COD-owned deadline (ClusterObjectDeployment ... reports Progressing as False with Reason ProgressDeadlineExceeded), since COD-created COSes no longer carry progressDeadlineMinutes.
This depends on the COD blocking-reason work in #3071 (collision/preconditions on the COD's Progressing), which is why the PR is held. Validated on a clean experimental cluster: install 16/16 (incl. both deadline scenarios), update 9/9 (incl. the collision/Retrying scenario), group 6/6.
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I know this is pre-existing logic, but this feels like something that should be happening at a different layer, using a more direct signal than a nil contentFS.
@grokspawn and I were looking at this kind of thing needing to be cleaned up because it assumes "catalog access" in an area of the code that has no idea what sourceType was used to resolve the bundle.
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Agreed it's an indirect signal. Added a TODO at the contentFS==nil branch noting it should move to a higher layer and key off a more direct signal than contentFS==nil (the applier has no knowledge of the resolving source type). Also fixed the adjacent comment, which was stale after the status switch — CE status is now derived from the ClusterObjectDeployment's rollout conditions, not from ClusterObjectSet revision states. Done in 9a6bde7.
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Do we record the content hash on the COD in order to avoid a no-op Apply call?
I wonder if we shouldn't just use semantic.DeepEqual or a hash of the entire COD object to compare the desired COD to the existing COD. Content isn't the only thing that can change.
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Ah, looking further it seems we look at content specifically to decide whether to run the preflights, which I think makes sense. The preflight input is the plain objects, so there's no need to run preflights over the same object set more than once.
Something still feels a little off here to me, but maybe that's a broader discussion about the preflights in general.
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Done — the Install-vs-Upgrade decision now keys off whether the ClusterObjectDeployment already exists (a direct, controller-owned signal) instead of reading ext.Status.Install:
No more reading our own (possibly stale/externally-modified) status. The COD Get was already being done for the content-hash short-circuit, so this adds no extra call.
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Good idea for the future, but I think it's YAGNI today: the only preflight is crdupgradesafety, whose Install and Upgrade both just call the same runPreflight (crdupgradesafety.go:55-61), so Install vs Upgrade has no behavioral effect at the moment — and "does the COD have a status that suggests it is installed?" would reintroduce reading a status that's transitional (COD exists but its first revision is still rolling out = install-in-progress), which we'd then have to reason about carefully.
I'd suggest deferring until Install and Upgrade preflights actually diverge, at which point "exists-and-installed" (e.g. COD Available=True) becomes the meaningful signal. Happy to drop a TODO at the state determination capturing that — want me to add it, or leave it to the broader preflight-layer cleanup you and @grokspawn mentioned?
…ion rollouts
Map the head active ClusterObjectSet revision's Ready reason onto the
ClusterObjectDeployment (COD) Progressing condition so a user can tell a
rollout that is merely in progress from one stalled on something they must
fix:
- RevisionObjectCollision (False, hard stall) - objects owned by another
controller or already exist; resolve ownership.
- RevisionInvalidSpecification (False, hard stall) - the revision's rendered
objects are invalid; fix the spec. Distinct from the COD's own
InvalidSpecification (invalid spec.template.metadata).
- RevisionPreconditionsNotMet (True, keeps retrying) - an unmet precondition
(e.g. RBAC, dependency CRD, referenced Secret); governed by the deadline.
Hard stalls short-circuit the progress deadline (the actionable cause is more
useful than ProgressDeadlineExceeded). The COD reports its own generic message
naming the revision and directs the user to inspect it, rather than echoing the
ClusterObjectSet message.
Updates the status conditions docstring (regenerating CRDs, apply
configurations, and the API reference), adds unit tests for every branch and
the hard-stall-beats-deadline precedence, adds an e2e feature, and documents
the reasons in the ClusterObjectSets concept doc.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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Is stateonly used for the preflight determination? If so, maybe we could abstract all this state determination and preflight execution out into a separate function/method to make that association more structural and clear?
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Confirmed — state was used only for the preflight determination (the COD apply afterward is unconditional). Extracted the whole thing into a (bc *Boxcutter) runPreflights(ctx, ext, contentHash, secrets) method, so Apply now just calls bc.runPreflights(...) and state lives entirely inside it. Content-hash computation + stamping it on the COD stays in Apply (it's part of building the object to apply); runPreflights takes the hash as input to decide install/upgrade/unchanged. Done in the latest push.
It seems like it has more safety hardening that is useful. For example, disallowing multiple controller: true references, and comparing ownerRefs by group/kind/name, not UID (since an owner's UID might change if it is deleted/recreated)
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Done — switched the ref-Secret owner stamping to controllerutil.SetControllerReference(ext, &secrets[i], bc.Scheme) and removed the hand-rolled ensureOwnerReference (and its now-unused manual OwnerReference / ptr import). We get the single-controller enforcement and group/kind/name comparison for free; the resulting ownerRef is equivalent (CE as controller, BlockOwnerDeletion=true). Applier unit tests (incl. the Secret-ownership assertions) still pass.
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Agreed — that assertion (identical apply doesn't bump generation) tests SSA/controller-runtime behavior, not ours. Removed it. The behavior we actually care about — unchanged content skips the preflights — is covered by TestBoxcutterApply_SkipsPreflightWhenContentUnchanged, which uses a mock preflight expecting Install exactly once across two identical applies.
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I'm guessing this is pre-existing, so more of a callout (and maybe request for a TODO comment):
This feels too "registry+v1"-ism for a function that generically generates a COD from a bundleFS. I'm wondering if getBundleAnnotations should conceptually be getCODAnnotationsFromBundle and have an interface somewhere that each bundle format could implement to provide whatever subset or translation makes sense.
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Agreed, and yes it's pre-existing. There was already a note about the future bundle interface; I turned it into a proper TODO on getBundleAnnotations (provider.go) capturing your framing — annotation extraction should move behind a bundle-format interface, each format providing the subset/translation that makes sense for the COD (conceptually getCODAnnotationsFromBundle), rather than reaching into the registry+v1 CSV. Left it as a TODO here since it's broader than this PR.
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Good catches — two separate things:
16 vs 8: not a mismatch — h.Sum(nil)[:8] is 8 bytes, which %x renders as 16 hex characters, matching the doc comment ("first 16 hex characters"). Added an inline comment so it doesn't read as a discrepancy.
Length: the previous scheme used RevisionName (<ext.Name>-<revision>-<hash>), so switching to OwnerName (<ext.Name>-<16hex>, i.e. +17 chars) is strictly shorter — no regression here. It's not hard-bounded at 253 though: ext.Name has no explicit maxLength, and in practice it's only implicitly limited by the ClusterObjectSet revision names (<ext.Name>-<n>) that must also be ≤253, which leaves a narrow window (~236–250) where a pathologically long name could overflow the Secret name while other objects still fit. The robust fix is a maxLength on the ClusterExtension name (which would also protect COS/COD/SA naming), rather than truncating ownerName here (truncation risks cross-extension collisions). Happy to file a follow-up for the CE-name bound — it's broader than this PR.
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I went back and forth on this. The asymmetry is deliberate: Pack is stateful — it needs OwnerName/SystemNamespace to name and own the Secrets — whereas unpacking is stateless: the packed format is self-describing (gzip magic bytes + JSON), so reversing it needs none of the SecretPacker fields. The only caller (runPreflights in boxcutter.go) also has no SecretPacker in scope — the packing happens earlier in the generator — so making this a method would force callers to construct an empty SecretPacker{} just to call a method that ignores its receiver.
That's why I left it as a standalone function with a doc comment calling out that it's the inverse of SecretPacker.Pack. If you'd still prefer the symmetry, I'm happy to make it (*SecretPacker) Unpack (and have the caller hold a packer) — just let me know.
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yes - once this PR is down, we'll clean up the COS. It's just to maintain compatibility with the current implementation and have e2es gating the changes as we go along with minimal changes.
Switches the operator-controller ClusterExtension applier to render and apply
a single ClusterObjectDeployment (COD) instead of directly creating and
managing ClusterObjectSet (COS) revisions. The COD controller owns revision
lifecycle (creation, rollout progress, archival, and history pruning), so the
operator-controller renders and applies one top-level object per extension.
All changes are experimental-only (ClusterObjectDeployment is an experimental
API); standard manifests are unaffected.
- Render and apply a packed ClusterObjectDeployment generated from bundle
content, replacing direct ClusterObjectSet creation and management.
- Use revision-independent packed Secret names, and propagate bundle
annotations (including olm.properties) from the COD through its
template.metadata to each revision.
- Add a ClusterObjectDeployment applyconfiguration builder.
- Set revision owner labels via the COD template metadata.
- Grant operator-controller the RBAC it needs for ClusterObjectDeployments.
- Align the install/uninstall e2e suites with the ClusterExtension -> COD ->
ClusterObjectSet ownership model, and remove the now-obsolete applier
revision-bounds test (revision management moved to the COD controller).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Per G. da Silva <[email protected]>
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Description
Switches the operator-controller
ClusterExtensionapplier to render and applya single
ClusterObjectDeployment(COD) instead of directly creating andmanaging
ClusterObjectSet(COS) revisions. The COD controller owns revisionlifecycle (creation, rollout progress, archival, and history pruning), so the
operator-controller only has to render and apply one top-level object per
extension. This is the "use COD" step of delegating revision management to
ClusterObjectDeployment.All changes are experimental-only (
ClusterObjectDeploymentis an experimentalAPI); standard manifests are unaffected.
Changes
ClusterObjectDeploymentfrombundle content and apply it, replacing direct
ClusterObjectSetmanagement.of bundle annotations (including
olm.properties) from the COD through itstemplate.metadatato each revision.ClusterObjectDeployment.ClusterObjectDeployment.rendered content (content-addressed packed Secret names) into a content-hash
annotation on the COD's top-level metadata, and short-circuit the CRD-safety
preflights when the rendered content matches what is already applied — so they
do not re-run on every steady-state reconcile.
ClusterExtension→ COD →ClusterObjectSetownership model (install asserts.status.install.bundleand the rolled-up CE/CODAvailable/Progressingconditions); remove the now-obsolete applier revision-bounds test (revision
management moved to the COD controller); unit/mock updates.
Not in scope
the object-controller (see ✨ ClusterObjectDeployment adopts existing ClusterObjectSets in its group #3062). This PR touches only the operator-controller
applier and does not modify the COD controller.
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ClusterObjectDeploymentto manage revisions and rollout.ClusterExtension.