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Grant the operator permission to read ConfigMaps.
When a Deployment selects an existing Ansible EE ConfigMap without an explicit ANSIBLE_FORKS environment variable, addDefaultAnsibleForks calls Get before creating the Job. The deployed operator-role has no configmaps permission, so this call returns Forbidden and AnsibleExecution exits before JobForOpenStackAnsibleEE.
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Any reason we want this to be 8 from ansible default 5? This is kind of silent default change.
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Raising the default was part of the initial Jira. But yes, it should be mentioned in the commit message and a release note if we do change it.
5 just seems pretty low. I think we could default to even higher than 8. WDYT?
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I guess it depends on how aee pods would be scheduled in a cluster, now that one can run them in parallel with dependency and there can be number of nodesets in a deployment. With 10/20 nodes default forks would be ok unless we've scale testing data or feedback from the field that says otherwise. But 5-8 jump should be fine.
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I switched it to 5, just to minimize the change. We can revisit if we want to raise it.
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Maybe we can simplify this? Do we need the max cap and sign error here? Also, <=0 means "no usable CPU" and if caller omits ANSIBLE_FORKS ansible's own default applies?
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if ANSIBLE_FORKS is absent from the NodeSet Env and the ConfigMap for ansible settings, then fallbackAnsibleForks (currently set to 8) is used.
By simplifying, do you mean just ignore the errors and return fallbackAnsibleForks instead of 0 and an error? I think that would be ok, but it might be unexpected and hide bad user input.
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Yeah, I meant we can drop the pre-validation and follow k8s semantics here, zero is a valid CPU value to the API (only Sign() < 0 is rejected at admission), so erroring means we're disallowing something k8s accepts. Negatives don't need our check either, Job creation fails at admission anyway. I was thinking of something like below
func defaultAnsibleForks(resources corev1.ResourceRequirements) (int64, bool) {
request, hasRequest := usableCPU(resources.Requests)
limit, hasLimit := usableCPU(resources.Limits)
chosen, ok := limit, hasLimit
if hasRequest && (!ok || request.Cmp(limit) < 0) {
chosen, ok = request, true
}
if !ok {
return 0, false
}
// Quantity.Value() is the ceiling of the core count, which is what forks want.
return chosen.Value(), true
}
func usableCPU(list corev1.ResourceList) (resource.Quantity, bool) {
cpu, found := list[corev1.ResourceCPU]
return cpu, found && cpu.Sign() > 0
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🟡 Minor · Reject unsupported claims in AnsibleEEResources. · openstackdataplanenodeset_types.go:219-225
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject unsupported
claimsinAnsibleEEResources.
ResourceRequirements.Claimsmust reference an entry in the Pod'sspec.resourceClaims. The Job builder copies the NodeSet value to the container but does not populatePodSpec.ResourceClaims. Kubernetes validation can therefore reject the Job with a missing resource-claim reference.Reject non-empty
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// +kubebuilder:validation:Optional +// +kubebuilder:validation:XValidation:rule="!has(self.claims) || size(self.claims) == 0",message="claims are not supported for Ansible EE" AnsibleEEResources corev1.ResourceRequirements `json:"ansibleEEResources,omitempty"`🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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I guess it depends on how aee pods would be scheduled in a cluster, now that one can run them in parallel with dependency and there can be number of nodesets in a deployment. With 10/20 nodes default forks would be ok unless we've scale testing data or feedback from the field that says otherwise. But 5-8 jump should be fine.
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Yeah, I meant we can drop the pre-validation and follow k8s semantics here, zero is a valid CPU value to the API (only Sign() < 0 is rejected at admission), so erroring means we're disallowing something k8s accepts. Negatives don't need our check either, Job creation fails at admission anyway. I was thinking of something like below
func defaultAnsibleForks(resources corev1.ResourceRequirements) (int64, bool) {
request, hasRequest := usableCPU(resources.Requests)
limit, hasLimit := usableCPU(resources.Limits)
chosen, ok := limit, hasLimit
if hasRequest && (!ok || request.Cmp(limit) < 0) {
chosen, ok = request, true
}
if !ok {
return 0, false
}
// Quantity.Value() is the ceiling of the core count, which is what forks want.
return chosen.Value(), true
}
func usableCPU(list corev1.ResourceList) (resource.Quantity, bool) {
cpu, found := list[corev1.ResourceCPU]
return cpu, found && cpu.Sign() > 0
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Fix compile error: defaultAnsibleForks returns (int64, bool), not an error.
Line 58 assigns the second return value (a bool) to err, which already has type error. This does not compile. The unit tests in internal/dataplane/util/ansible_forks_test.go still call defaultAnsibleForks with the old (int64, error) signature.
The function also now returns ok == false when no usable CPU is set. The caller must apply fallbackAnsibleForks in that case. The constant is currently unused.
The tests expect errors for zero and negative CPU values. Align the tests with the simplified semantics from the earlier review. With those semantics, zero or negative values fall back to the default.
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- forks, err := defaultAnsibleForks(a.Resources)
- if err != nil {
- return fmt.Errorf("failed to derive Ansible forks: %w", err)
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+ forks, ok := defaultAnsibleForks(a.Resources)
+ if !ok {
+ forks = fallbackAnsibleForks
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a.Env = append(append([]corev1.EnvVar(nil), a.Env...), corev1.EnvVar{Name: "ANSIBLE_FORKS", Value: strconv.FormatInt(forks, 10)})
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The changed method does not return error but a boolean. Also tests need to adapt.
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Sets the default ansible forks to 5 if not otherwise set. Add NodeSet EE resource requests and limits and derive the default fork count from CPU allocation while preserving explicit environment overrides. Jira: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSPRH-18954 Assisted-by: OpenCode GPT-6 Sol Signed-off-by: James Slagle <jslagle@redhat.com>
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🟡 Minor · Correct the no-CPU fallback to 5. · dataplane_performance_tuning_large_scale.adoc:247
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect the no-CPU fallback to 5.
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5when no usable CPU request or limit exists. This example comment states8, so readers may apply the wrong fallback value.🐛 Suggested fix
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I would not have liked to maintain this constant though as a fallback as it would be disconnected from ansible default. If we want to control this in the future, probably makes sense.
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Add NodeSet EE resource requests and limits and derive the default fork
count from CPU allocation while preserving explicit environment
overrides.
Jira: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSPRH-18954
Assisted-by: OpenCode GPT-6 Sol
Signed-off-by: James Slagle jslagle@redhat.com