Sync with upstream v0.10 #303

…g_ip_pool ✨ IPAM provider for floating ips

e2e: remove "allow-all-in-cluster-traffic" patch

🐛 controllers: do not return a RequeueAfter and an error at the same time

Signed-off-by: Max Rantil <max.rantil@est.tech>

…-capo/max 🌱 Enhance Tilt integration with CAPO using a ClusterClass template

🐛 Fill up OpenStack cluster ReferencedResources with Image ID

This adds a patch to set the image automatically based on the kubernetes version. It also removes the requirement to have the CLUSTER_NAME variable set for the ClusterClass. Finally, the docs are updated to reflect this and with a few additions. Signed-off-by: Lennart Jern <lennart.jern@est.tech>

…-class-update 🌱 Update the dev-test ClusterClass

The e2e tests are currently very unstable. I suspect lack of resources in the devstack to be the issue. In an attempt to solve this, the number of control-plane nodes are reduced in this commit. Now only the multi-az test will use 3 CP. The rest will have 1 CP only. Signed-off-by: Lennart Jern <lennart.jern@est.tech>

While we're changing it, we also add validation that keys and values don't exceed 255 characters.

⚠️ Convert ServerMetadata from a map to a list

…e-down 🌱 Decrease number of machines in e2e tests

Migrate Dockerfile to use golang 1.21 to match go.mod in project

🐛Fix a stacktrace in LB logic by removing listener name from an error message when not set

Signed-off-by: Mathieu Tortuyaux <mtortuyaux@microsoft.com>

…r-update 🌱 test: bump Flatcar version

…block-device-volume-name fix: fix the block device type name in doc

Add --tls-min-version and --tls-max-versin configuration flags. Same flags can be found in k8s, CAPI, CAPM3 etc. Co-authored-by: Jawad Zaheer <jawad.zaheer@est.tech> Signed-off-by: Tuomo Tanskanen <tuomo.tanskanen@est.tech>

When a reconcile loop for the bastion is requeued, we have this error: ``` OpenStackCluster.infrastructure.cluster.x-k8s.io \"cluster-e2e-rha0r3\" is invalid: ready: Required value" ``` The OpenStackMachine.Status is false by default now, so if the status has not been set to anything, patching the object will not fail with the previous error.

We now have a webhook that checks that a bastion has been disabled if a change has to be made (update or delete) in the bastion field. We also document it better. Also, we added some code to prevent that we don't have a nil pointer if the Spec.Bastion or Status.Bastion are unset.

🐛 api: openstackcluster.status default to false

🐛 Adds Kind to ipaddress pool name index

…ration-flags ✨ add TLS configuration flags

…_addresses OpenstackFloatingIPPool: Adds popped ip to claimedIPs kubernetes-sigs#1869

🐛Make sure that allowedCidrs lists are compared correctly to avoid patching LB listener when not needed

`ControlPlaneEndpoint.Host` is not guaranteed to be an IP address, it can also be an hostname. Now we'll try to lookup the hostname if it's not an IP and set that for the LB VipAddress.

🐛 Prevent the bastion to be removed before it's been disabled

This commit introduces SubnetSpec field onto the OpenStackClusterSpec that is supposed to hold all options related to subnets created by CAPO. This means nodeCidr and DNSNameservers are moved into that struct.

✨ Move subnet options to SubnetSpec

✨ Bump Go to 1.22.0

…rk-cleanup 🐛 Fix cluster network cleanup

Users should configure things via a secret, not via environment variables. Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <stephenfin@redhat.com>

🐛 Ignore 'OS_*' environment variables

⚠️ Stop serving v1alpha5

🌱 Fix doc references to NodeCIDR in v1alpha8

Signed-off-by: Lennart Jern <lennart.jern@est.tech>

🐛 e2e: stop testing upgrades from v1alpha5 (v0.6)

We should be able to run with the restricted policy and this will inprove our security. Signed-off-by: Lennart Jern <lennart.jern@est.tech>

…ed-pod-security-standards 🌱 Enforce restricted pod security standards

…_ips ✨ Adds MaxIPs to OpenstackFloatingIPPool

…upgrade 🌱 E2E: Add clusterctl upgrade test for v0.9 -> main

Co-Authored-By: Emilien Macchi <emilien@redhat.com> Co-Authored-By: Matthew Booth <mdbooth@redhat.com>

🐛 loadbalancer: resolve ControlPlaneEndpoint.Host when needed

✨ AllNodes security groups API

When providing additional ports to open on the control plane security group, we'll only open TCP from now as it was initially documented. Opening UDP by default might not be desired for security reasons.

Add emilienm to CAPO reviewers

For the BYO scenario, when the `OpenStackCluster.Spec.Network` is not specified the query to OpenStack would return all the Networks available in the cloud and fail the reconciliation. To avoid this, if any Subnets were specified under `OpenStackCluster.Spec.Subnets` this can be used to identify which Network to use.

…by-subnet ✨ Modify OpenStackCluster.Spec.Network API

🌱 Deprecate v1alpha6

✨ Move `spec.allowAllInClusterTraffic` to `spec.ManagedSecurityGroups`

🐛 e2e: bastion tests

🐛 Remove `IdentityRef.Kind`

This commit adds API that allows users to set `allocations_pools` in the subnet created by CAPO. This allows the users to restrict the IP address ranges that will be allocated automatically by OpenStack when creating Machines. Users can utilize this to reserve addresses for VIPs (virtual IPs) or special nodes that will have predefined addresses and will be created later.

generate-controller-gen and generate-conversion-gen targets are split out of generate-go

When conversion-gen has to generate a dependency between 2 input packages it uses the value passed to --input-dirs as the package name in the generated import. This does not work if that value is a directory name. If you specify a package name here instead it works correctly. We also stop trying to generate conversions for versions which don't need them.

Scope encapsulates an initialised OpenStack client which can be safely shared between reconciles which share the same credentials. The logger is initialised with context specific to an individual reconcile, so it cannot be shared between reconciles. To avoid code churn we preserve the previous interface of Scope with the creation of scope.WithLogger, which changes the initialisation to ensure that the returned logger always comes from the current reconcile even if the scope was cached. While touching logging in tests, we also take the opportunity to replace uses of logr.Discard with GinkgoLogr or logr/testr as appropriate, so test logs are now captured.

✨ Re-work ports management

✨ Add support to set `allocation_pools` for subnet

🌱 Rename `v1alpha8` to `v1beta1`

This function had become genuinely too complex over time, to the point that even the linter was starting to complain about it when making almost any change. This change refactors ReconcileLoadBalancer into several smaller logical functions which are much easier to read and reason about. It also revealed some trivial optimisations: * Only fetch Octavia providers if we need them to create a new loadbalancer * Only calculate allowed CIDRs once * Don't re-fetch a loadbalancer to check it's active if it's already active Co-Authored-By: Emilien Macchi <emacchi@redhat.com>

🌱 Enhancements to how controller-gen is invoked

…Balancer 🌱 Reduce cyclomatic complexity of ReconcileLoadBalancer

🐛 Remove logger from scope

This change refactors reconcileNetworkComponents into several smaller logical functions which are easier to read and reason about. It also makes the gocyclo linter happy when making new changes to this code. Co-Authored-By: Emilien Macchi <emacchi@redhat.com>

…orkComponents 🌱 Reduce cyclomatic complexity of reconcileNetworkComponents

Signed-off-by: alexandre.vilain <alexandre.vilain@corp.ovh.com>

…-api-reference 📖 Add API reference documentation generation

🐛 api/additionalPorts: don't create UDP rules

Internally, all optional fields become pointers. This change has no direct effect on the CRD, but means that unset values and zero values now have different meanings. SecurityGroupFilters is renamed to SecurityGroups for consistency with other filter fields used throughout the API. Note that this change thoroughly confuses conversion-gen. Consequently we explicitly disable the conversion of these fields in v1alpha6 and v1alpha5 and do the conversion entirely manually.

⚠️ API cleanup of PortOpts

This change came from attempting to write validation markers for CloudName and IdentityRef in both the machine and cluster specs. Firstly I noticed that IdentityRef was marked optional in the cluster spec, but it is certainly required: the cluster cannot be provisioned without cloud credentials. I made IdentityRef required in the cluster spec. In contrast, IdentityRef is genuinely optional in the machine spec because, if not specified, we will use the credentials defined in the cluster spec. CloudName on the machine spec is also marked optional. However, it is required if IdentityRef was specified. This is because it refers to the same object as IdentityRef. The most sensible way to to represent this in the API is to put it in the IdentityRef. This means that if IdentityRef is provided, it must be provided completely, including CloudName.

⚠️Move CloudName into IdentityRef and make cluster IdentityRef required

Co-Authored-By: Matthew Booth <mbooth@redhat.com>

TEST_PATHS defaults to the previous hardcoded value of './...', but can now be overridden. e.g. To run just the controller tests: make test TEST_PATHS=./controllers/...

🐛 ci: fix upgrades by dropping cloudName

…t go out of range

Transform neutron filter tags into lists

…al-ports 🐛 Make LB additional ports security-group generation are dynamic

Moves webhooks from api to pkg/webhooks making only mechanical code changes except for the removal of the defaulting webhooks, because they weren't used. This results in there now being no mutating webhook configured.

The conversion webhook does not try to register conversions for versions which are not present in the scheme.

The conversion webhook fails to register without this.

…tests ✨ Add API validation test framework

This is 100% code motion with no code changes whatsoever. conversion.go has become unwieldy, making changes to it harder to understand. This simply splits it into several files based on the corresponding _types.go. We don't touch v1alpha5 as it's about to be deleted. It can stay a mess.

🌱 Move webhooks into pkg/webhooks

The bastion has a separate restorer.

This is a breaking change, although it should not have any negative effects in practise. The v1alpha6 cluster restorer had become too complex with too many individual fields. This change reduces the number of fields to be consistent with the v1alpha7 restorer. With this change, an object stored as v1alpha6 with previous v1beta1 annotations could have fields in its spec restored to a semantically equivalent but slightly different serialisation when converted to v1beta1. Differences in the bastion and status are not affected. In practise this should not matter for 2 reasons: * The storage version is v1beta1, so the annotation should have been freshly generated in the new format anyway. * Even if it were not, and the v1alpha6 were under external control, the external controller would observe a difference and restore it to the previous version. It would then converted again with the new annotation. Note that if the object is not under external control these differences don't matter anyway.

…eanup 🌱 Split v1alpha6 & v1alpha7 conversion into multiple files

…r_restore ⚠️ Simplify v1alpha6 cluster restorer

When moving the webhooks we didn't separate CRD generation from webhook generation, meaning controller-gen was looking for CRDs to generate in pkg/webhook. This resulted in CRDs not being generated.

Fix CRD generation

Removes a gophercloud dependency for consumers of the API.

This change creates separate targets for individual API targets when generating api documentation. The generate-api-docs target continues to execute all of them as before.

🌱 Allow generating api-docs for individual versions

K8s API conventions require the acronyms in the field names to be uppercase if not being the first word in the name. We aren't following this in several places and this commit fixes these occurrences: * `projectId` becomes `projectID` * `gateway_ip` becomes `gatewayIP` * `ipv6RaMode` becomes `ipv6RAMode` * `networkMtu` becomes `networkMTU` * `hostId` becomes `hostID` * `allowedCidrs` becomes `allowedCIDRs`

…tions ⚠️ Rename fields to correctly do uppercase acronyms

🐛 CI: Specify external network by name

✨ Add junit output to e2e tests

🌱 Move filter conversions out of /api

This makes the behaviour slightly more ergonomic and safer as we turn these into pointers.

This improves safety and ergonomics checking it when NetworkFilter can be be a pointer type.

For non-mergeable list types, make the default 'atomic' behaviour explicit.

ExternalNetwork was already marked optional. This change allows it to be omitted when marshalling and unmarshalling the object in Go. This change also adds the 'external' flag when executing an explicit external network query.

Affects go marshalling only.

…rPort->optional Affects go marshalling only.

The following types become a corresponding optional type: * NetworkMTU * DisableExternalNetwork * DisableAPIServerFloatingIP * DisablePortSecurity * ControlPlaneOmitAvailabilityZone

…ter_apicleanup ⚠️ OpenStackCluster api general cleanup

Enabled now defaults to true. Provider becomes optional.String.

…ter_apicleanup ⚠️ Cleanup APILoadBalancer

The json field names were unnecessarily leaking the internal name of a struct.

…ter_apicleanup 🌱 Rename Ports fields in status

This commit changes `ID` and `Name` of `ImageFilter` to pointers which should only affect go marshalling. Other than that it adds CEL validation of the ImageFilter, so that Name or Tags can only be set when ID is unset. Conversions are updated accordingly to make sure we only set Name when ID is unset. Moreover validation is added that ID has to be UUID. It's not enforced in conversions, as non-UUID IDs would produce clusters or machines that would not work properly.

This adds tests related to kubebuilder validations of ImageFilter.

Signed-off-by: Mathieu Tortuyaux <mtortuyaux@microsoft.com>

This commit sets the provider ID in the flatcar templates. To avoid issues with potential mismatches between node names and openstack servers we can configure the kubelet to set the provider ID. Otherwise, the cloud controller will try to match nodes and servers based on just the name. The names can differ because of special characters, like dots. When this happens, the cloud controller will be unable to match them and thus believe that the node has no underlying server. Co-authored-by: Mathieu Tortuyaux <mtortuyaux@microsoft.com>

🐛 v1alpha5: Fix panic in conversion when port has no binding profile

⚠️ ImageFilter - add exclusive validation -> pointers

…pool ✨ Adds IPAM support for floating ips in OpenStackMachine

CreatePorts was creating a port name based on the index of the port in the *current reconcile*. This could be different to the absolute index of the port if ports had been partially created in a previous reconcile. We fix this by passing all current state into CreatePorts so it can create an absolute index. This also ensures that partially created ports will be persisted on failure so we don't have to rely on adoption in the next reconcile.

Firstly, we remove the resource reconcile calls from the cluster flow before calling reconcileNormal/reconcileDelete because the guards around them and various other guards throughout the code are heavily inter-depdendent and hard to reason about. Instead, we push them to the the places we: * know they are required * know we are sufficiently initialised that they can work Firstly we resolve references at the top of reconcileBastion. We know the cluster has been initialised at this point, so we don't need to guard against it. This also means that it is always called when entering that function, so we don't need to guard against it not having been called during first cluster initialisation. We also force that function to re-reconcile if it calls deleteBastion(), because deleteBastion() removes the bastion status. We reconcile again, so we always know that it is set. We also add an explicit call to resource reconcile in the reconcileDelete flow. This is the only place we now need a 'weird' guard against the cluster network not having been set. We add a comment about that appropriate to its weirdness.

test: bump Flatcar version

🐛 Fix port name after port creation failure

When clouds.yaml gets parsed by `env.rc`, the `yq` command is accidentally parsing the contents of the password variable. Under most circumstances the password contents is detected correctly as a string. This fixes failures when the password is accidentally parseable as a yaml structure. More info at: https://mikefarah.gitbook.io/yq/operators/env-variable-operators

…sword-quoting 🐛 Fix accidental parsing of password

We were ignoring any update which only touched the status. This code has been there an extremely long time, and was originally copied from CAPA. Unfortunately this introduces a race for recently added code which sets port status and exits the reconcile early for transactional safety.

🐛 Fix a race when updating status before reconcile completes

Both of these methods rely on ReferencedMachineResources and DependentMachineResources, so they can be easily refactored to have a common implementation.

Unlike referenced resources, which specify a future intent, adoption only affects resources which have already been created. Successive executions will produce the same output, so there is no need to re-reconcile if we found orphaned resources. Also we seem to be hitting this a lot in practise, most likely due to the controller-runtime read-after-write cache inconsistency issue.

We can't resolve machine resources until the cluster is initialised.

🌱 Deduplicate AdoptMachinePorts and AdoptBastionPorts

Also make IdentityRef required, as it doesn't currently permit fallback to cluster credentials.

…rules ⚠️ Remove security group rules from status

This commit works with .spec.bastion: * makes availablityZone, floatingIP and instance pointers * adds floatingIP IPv4 validation * adds validation that if Bastion is enabled, instance cannot be null

Bastion.Spec is way more descriptive and it suggests it's an OpenStackMachineSpec.

🌱 Add .gitattributes to identify generated files to GitHub

…eta1 🌱 Update FloatingIPPool to use v1beta1

🐛 Fix server metadata length validation

⚠️ Bastion cleanup

🐛 Revert accidental update to previous API templates

The purpose of this change is fix an issue where we are storing unresolved references in ReferencedMachineResources. Specifically we are storing a PortOpts, which is a user-intent struct. PortOpts can contain unresolved references to both subnets and security groups, as well fields requiring additional processing which reference external objects: the port name, description, and tags. We create a new type, ResolvedPortSpec, which can contain only fully resolved data. This can be seen in the new signature of CreatePorts(), which no longer requires any source of data other than the []ResolvedPortSpec from ReferencedMachineResources, and is now greatly simplified. Fully resolving the port name also allows a simplification in port adoption. All of the complexity now moves to ConstructPorts(), which is updated to return []ResolvedPortSpec instead of []PortOpts. ConstructPorts() is updated to resolve security groups, port name, description, and all subnets referenced in FixedIPs.

⚠️ Store []ResolvedPortSpec in ReferencedMachineResources

The intent of this structure is to hold all OpenStack resources created for the machine, including the server. 'dependent' was redundant.

This struct has already moved beyond external references, and seems be evolving towards a fully-resolved machine spec. For want of a better name we call it 'resolved', which is more accurate.

🌱 Rename referencedResources and dependentResources

…cespointers ⚠️ Resolved and Resources become optional pointer types

Firstly this change consolidates common fuzzer funcs for fuzzing v1beta1 between v1alpha6 and v1alpha7. Secondly, we fix a couple of bugs where we were generating invalid output: In OpenStackClusterSpec we were creating a second subnet with FuzzNoCustom, which doesn't use our custom functions for generating valid output. When generating filters we were appending a second tag after validating tags, which meant we occasionally got invalid tags. We now add tags before validation, and also add tags to all tag fields instead of just 'Tags'. We also consolidate tag validation in a FilterByNeutronTags func instead of individually for each Filter.

🐛 Consolidate and fix v1beta1 fuzzer funcs

⚠️ NetworkFilter to NetworkParam

⚠️ SubnetFilter to SubnetParam

Unlike the v1alpha6 and v1alpha7 tests, these only test if the conversion causes a panic. It found 1 panic, which is also fixed here.

🐛 Add fuzz tests for v1alpha5 conversion

…param ⚠️SecurityGroupFilter to SecurityGroupParam

⚠️ Split ImageFilter into ImageParam

⚠️ RouterFilter to RouterParam

The v1alpha7 machine spec restorer was missing the exclusion for ProviderID and InstanceID was missing, and the test which was supposed to ensure it worked was broken. This fixes both.

🐛 Fix v1alpha7 machine restorer and test

Bastion.Enabled is a wart. Ideally it would not be required, but because of limitations in how we delete the bastion we require an intermediate 'disabled' step before removal. Ultimately we intend to remove this limitation. Eventually we would like to be able to ignore enabled entirely. e.g. To create a Bastion just specify it: ```yaml spec: bastion: spec: ... floatingIP: x.x.x.x ``` and to delete it just remove the bastion field. Right now with enabled defaulting to `false`, doing the above will not result in the creation of a bastion, because enabled must be explicitly set to true. Paving the way for the eventual deprecation of Bastion.Enabled, we change the default value of enabled to be true so the above does today what we eventually want it to do. This is also generally more intuitive: why would you include a bastion and a spec if you didn't want to create a bastion? Having to also set enabled to true is currently a trip hazard. Until we resolve the limitations of bastion deletion, though, we still need to be able to disable the bastion. For this case enabled can be explicitly set to false. In the future when we remove the requirement to disable the bastion before deletion the user can simply ignore Bastion.Enabled, which will continue to work but without the limitations.

⚠️ Bastion is enabled by default if specified

…tus2 ⚠️ Move InstanceID from Spec to Status

🐛 Fix multiple panics in restore functions

⚠️ ServerGroupFilter to ServerGroupParam

📖 Document changes to Filters

✨ Add API docs for v1alpha1

🌱 Bump version artifacts for release-0.10

🌱 Remove legacy v1alpha7 filterconvert utils

network use it as default

network kubernetes-sigs#1985

Rules were removed from the security group status in v1beta1. If the status is modified then an up-converted v1alphaN object will not have its security group rules restored on down-conversion. As the CRD requires rules, this results in an API error.

🐛 Rules are optional in security group rules before v1beta1

* Adds a helper function which registers a cleanup helper if an object was created * Moves infrav1 tests under a separate context in anticipation of adding other version tests.

API versions must be registered in the scheme before starting the envtest in order for conversion webhooks to be registered.

🐛 Make floatingIPNetwork a pointer and if there's only one external network use it as default

…tcleanups 🌱 Minor improvements to api validation tests

Previously when loadbalacer was created it used the same network/subnet as the control plane nodes for the VIP. This was not always the right assumption as some users might want to be able to customize this according to their env. This commit fixes the above by adding two fields into OpenStackClusterSpec/Status two fields `network` and `subnets` under `APIServerLoadBalancer` so that user can define which network/subnet to use for allocation of the loadbalancer. Signed-off-by: Ondrej Blazek <ondrej.blazek@firma.seznam.cz>

…n_instanceid 📖 Document the change of instanceID in v1beta1

This fixes a bug where if we created a machine for a cluster which never became ready, we would never be able to 'resolve' the machine and therefore never delete it. We address this situation in several layers: Firstly, we move the point in the machine controller at which we add the finalizer in the first place. We don't add the finalizer until we're writing resolved, so this situation can never occur for newly created machines. This makes sense because we don't create resources until we've observed that both the finalizer has been added and resolved is up to date, so we don't need the finalizer to protect resources which can't have been created yet. Secondly, we shortcut the delete flow if the cluster is not ready. This is safe for the same reason as above, but is only relevant to machines created before v0.10. Lastly we surface and restrict the circumstances in which 'Resolved' is required on delete anyway. On closer inspection, this is only required in the very specific circumstance that the machine has volumes defined, and we are deleting it without the machine having been created. To make this more obvious we split volume deletion out of DeleteInstance and only resolve the machine spec in the event that it's required. 2 other factors make this change larger than it might otherwise be. We hit a cyclomatic complexity limit in reconcileDelete(), requiring a refactor. We remove the DeleteInstance tests which, after separating out DeleteVolumes, are quite trivial, and replace them with much more comprehensive set of tests for reconcileDelete.

…network feat: add configurable loadbalancer network

🐛 Include more device_owners when looking for a port for floating ip

🌱 Cleanup security group created by e2e test

🐛 Don't try to resolve machine on delete if cluster not ready

This deprecates k8s.io/util/pointer, which we replace with k8s.io/util/ptr to keep the linter happy.

Add opt to use AZ for APISeverLoadBalancer

Replaces an AvailabilityZone string for volumes with a VolumeAvailabilityZone struct which allows more flexibility in defaulting behaviour. Specifically it enables us to express both the current default behaviour where we take the volume AZ from the Machine, and a new default behaviour where to don't specify a volume AZ at all. In making this change to both RootVolume and AdditionalBlockDevices we use common code for both APIs. This has the result of updating RootVolume to be consistent with AdditionalBlockDevices.

🌱 Bump k8s dep to 0.29.3

⚠️ Allow explicitly empty volume AZ

🐛 Fix idempotent restore when setting ControlPlaneEndpoint

🐛 Fix crash on delete with no bastion

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