OSAC-4138: provision block volumes via the vendor CSI controller - #408
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WalkthroughThe change propagates resolved backend and protocol status to Volume resources. It adds VAST CSI volume provisioning, tenant credential handling, vendor endpoint configuration, and default Volume controller enablement. ChangesVolume provisioning flow
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR enables vendor-backed block-volume provisioning and turns the controller on by default, but the current implementation still has bounded correctness, security, and deployment risks: some requests can fail with an empty protocol, large sizes may overflow, credentials may traverse plaintext gRPC, default installs can fail without endpoint configuration, and duplicate backend mappings can select the wrong controller. These issues require explicit owner follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant VolumeController
participant VastVendorProvisioner
participant KubernetesSecrets
participant VendorCSIController
VolumeController->>VastVendorProvisioner: CreateVolume with tenant, tier, protocol, and capacity
VastVendorProvisioner->>KubernetesSecrets: Read tenant credentials and VIP configuration
VastVendorProvisioner->>VendorCSIController: Send CSI CreateVolume request
VendorCSIController-->>VastVendorProvisioner: Return vendor volume ID
VastVendorProvisioner-->>VolumeController: Return provisioning response
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In
`@fulfillment-service/internal/controllers/volume/volume_reconciler_function.go`:
- Around line 201-208: Update VolumeReconciler to defer provisioning and requeue
when the resolved status backend or protocol is empty, ensuring CreateVolume
receives the resolved backend and protocol only after the separate
Status().Update completes. Add a test covering reconciliation between Create and
Status().Update, verifying provisioning is deferred and retried rather than
recording a terminal failure.
In `@osac-operator/charts/operator/values.yaml`:
- Around line 34-45: Change the default Volume controller setting in values.yaml
to disabled so the chart does not enable it with an empty vendorControllers map.
Preserve the existing vendorControllers configuration and allow users to enable
controllers.volume only after supplying the required backend-to-endpoint
mappings.
In `@osac-operator/go.mod`:
- Around line 8-9: Add release supply-chain controls for the operator dependency
set: update the release pipeline to generate and publish an SBOM and signed
provenance attestations for released artifacts, while preserving the existing
dependency configuration and release flow.
In `@osac-operator/internal/controller/vast_vendor_provisioner.go`:
- Around line 157-160: Validate req.SizeGiB before constructing
csi.CreateVolumeRequest, rejecting values greater than math.MaxInt64 divided by
bytesPerGiB; only perform the multiplication for values within that bound so
CapacityRange.RequiredBytes remains valid.
- Around line 173-175: Update the CreateVolume and DeleteVolume RPC paths to
derive a child context with a configurable timeout before calling the vendor CSI
client, ensuring the deadline is propagated while preserving existing error
handling and cancellation behavior. Add tests verifying deadline propagation for
both RPCs, using the relevant controller timeout configuration and methods such
as cli.CreateVolume and cli.DeleteVolume.
- Around line 311-315: Update the vendor CSI client creation around
grpc.NewClient to replace insecure.NewCredentials with validated TLS
credentials, including an explicit configured server name. Require the necessary
TLS configuration and return an error when it is missing or invalid, while
preserving the existing client and connection-close return behavior.
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| // Populate status.backend/protocol from the resolved private volume so the | ||
| // operator can select the vendor controller endpoint and protocol on the | ||
| // first provisioning reconcile, before any vendor round-trip. Status is a | ||
| // subresource, so it is set with a separate update after Create. | ||
| newObject.Status.Backend = t.volume.GetStatus().GetBackend() | ||
| newObject.Status.Protocol = protoProtocolToCRD(t.volume.GetStatus().GetProtocol()) | ||
| if err = t.hubClient.Status().Update(ctx, newObject); err != nil { | ||
| return controllers.HandleK8sWriteError(ctx, t.r.logger, err, t.setFailed) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Prevent the create and status-update race.
A Create event can reach VolumeReconciler before Line 207 writes status.backend and status.protocol. The operator then calls the VAST provisioner with an empty protocol. The provisioner rejects that request, and the controller records the Volume as terminal Failed.
Defer provisioning and requeue while either resolved status field is empty. Add a test that reconciles the Volume between Create and Status().Update.
Based on learnings, the initial VendorProvisioner.CreateVolume request must contain the resolved backend.
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In
`@fulfillment-service/internal/controllers/volume/volume_reconciler_function.go`
around lines 201 - 208, Update VolumeReconciler to defer provisioning and
requeue when the resolved status backend or protocol is empty, ensuring
CreateVolume receives the resolved backend and protocol only after the separate
Status().Update completes. Add a test covering reconciliation between Create and
Status().Update, verifying provisioning is deferred and retried rather than
recording a terminal failure.
Source: Learnings
| # The Volume controller provisions volumes via the vendor CSI controllers. | ||
| # When enabled, set vendorControllers (backend=endpoint map) below, or the | ||
| # operator fails fast at startup rather than running without a provisioner. | ||
| volume: true | ||
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| # vendorControllers maps StorageBackend names to their vendor CSI controller | ||
| # gRPC endpoints, rendered into OSAC_VENDOR_CONTROLLERS for the Volume | ||
| # controller. Required when controllers.volume is true. | ||
| # Example: | ||
| # vendorControllers: | ||
| # vast: vast-csi-controller.osac-csi-backends.svc:50051 | ||
| vendorControllers: {} |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Do not enable the Volume controller with an empty default endpoint map.
The default chart renders OSAC_ENABLE_VOLUME_CONTROLLER=true but omits OSAC_VENDOR_CONTROLLERS. NewVastVendorProvisioner then rejects the empty endpoint map, so a default installation enters a startup failure loop.
Set controllers.volume to false until a mapping is supplied, or make Helm require vendorControllers when the Volume controller is enabled.
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In `@osac-operator/charts/operator/values.yaml` around lines 34 - 45, Change the
default Volume controller setting in values.yaml to disabled so the chart does
not enable it with an empty vendorControllers map. Preserve the existing
vendorControllers configuration and allow users to enable controllers.volume
only after supplying the required backend-to-endpoint mappings.
| github.com/container-storage-interface/spec v1.13.0 | ||
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Add release supply-chain controls. The dependency has no OSV advisories, uses Apache-2.0, and is used by the operator. The release pipeline does not generate SBOMs or publish signed provenance attestations.
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In `@osac-operator/go.mod` around lines 8 - 9, Add release supply-chain controls
for the operator dependency set: update the release pipeline to generate and
publish an SBOM and signed provenance attestations for released artifacts, while
preserving the existing dependency configuration and release flow.
Source: Path instructions
| csiReq := &csi.CreateVolumeRequest{ | ||
| Name: req.Name, | ||
| CapacityRange: &csi.CapacityRange{RequiredBytes: req.SizeGiB * bytesPerGiB}, | ||
| VolumeCapabilities: []*csi.VolumeCapability{blockVolumeCapability(req.AccessMode)}, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate SizeGiB before calculating CSI capacity.
req.SizeGiB * bytesPerGiB overflows for values above math.MaxInt64 / bytesPerGiB. The wrapped value produces an invalid or incorrect RequiredBytes value.
Reject values outside the supported range before constructing csi.CreateVolumeRequest. As per path instructions, “Integer overflow: bounds-check user-supplied sizes.”
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In `@osac-operator/internal/controller/vast_vendor_provisioner.go` around lines
157 - 160, Validate req.SizeGiB before constructing csi.CreateVolumeRequest,
rejecting values greater than math.MaxInt64 divided by bytesPerGiB; only perform
the multiplication for values within that bound so CapacityRange.RequiredBytes
remains valid.
Source: Path instructions
| resp, err := cli.CreateVolume(ctx, csiReq) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return VendorCreateVolumeResponse{}, fmt.Errorf("vendor CreateVolume for %q: %w", req.Name, err) |
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Bound vendor CSI RPC duration.
Both cli.CreateVolume and cli.DeleteVolume use the reconcile context without a local deadline. Add a configurable timeout-bound child context and test deadline propagation.
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In `@osac-operator/internal/controller/vast_vendor_provisioner.go` around lines
173 - 175, Update the CreateVolume and DeleteVolume RPC paths to derive a child
context with a configurable timeout before calling the vendor CSI client,
ensuring the deadline is propagated while preserving existing error handling and
cancellation behavior. Add tests verifying deadline propagation for both RPCs,
using the relevant controller timeout configuration and methods such as
cli.CreateVolume and cli.DeleteVolume.
| conn, err := grpc.NewClient(endpoint, grpc.WithTransportCredentials(insecure.NewCredentials())) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return nil, nil, err | ||
| } | ||
| return csi.NewControllerClient(conn), conn.Close, nil |
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p = Path("osac-operator/internal/controller/vast_vendor_provisioner.go")
s = p.read_text()
checks = {
"plaintext transport": "grpc.WithTransportCredentials(insecure.NewCredentials())" in s,
"CreateVolume carries username": '"username": creds.username' in s,
"CreateVolume carries password": '"password": creds.password' in s,
"CreateVolume carries endpoint": '"endpoint": creds.vastEndpoint' in s,
"CreateVolume uses same context": bool(re.search(
r'func \(p \*VastVendorProvisioner\) CreateVolume\(ctx context\.Context.*?cli\.CreateVolume\(ctx,',
s, re.S)),
"DeleteVolume uses same context": bool(re.search(
r'func \(p \*VastVendorProvisioner\) DeleteVolume\(ctx context\.Context.*?cli\.DeleteVolume\(ctx,',
s, re.S)),
}
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r'func dialVendorController\([^)]*\).*?\{(?P<body>.*?)\n\}',
s, re.S)
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Use TLS for the vendor CSI connection.
insecure.NewCredentials() sends CSI Secrets, including the tenant username and password, without encryption. Configure TLS with certificate validation and an explicit server name, and fail startup when this configuration is absent.
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Replace the operator Volume controller's nil VendorProvisioner with a real implementation that provisions block volumes on the vendor array by calling the vendor CSI controller directly over gRPC. The provisioner resolves the vendor controller endpoint from the volume's backend name, reads the per-tenant VMS Manager credentials from the hub Secret "vast-tenant-config-<tenant>" (using the operator's existing cluster-wide secret-read, no new RBAC), and issues a CSI CreateVolume / DeleteVolume with the credentials in the CSI secrets field. The VAST view (NVMe subsystem) referenced by the request is created out-of-band during tenant onboarding; the operator only references it by name. The CreateVolume contract is verified against the upstream vast-data/vast-csi driver at the pinned image tag (v2.6.5). Only block volumes are implemented; NFS is a follow-up. Wire the provisioner into the Volume controller without letting it affect operator startup. When no vendor controllers are configured (OSAC_VENDOR_CONTROLLERS unset) or the config is invalid, the operator logs and runs with volume provisioning disabled (nil provisioner) instead of failing startup: an unconfigured or misconfigured vendor backend must never take down the operator or the other controllers. Most setups (including LVMS/dev) run without a vendor backend, so their Volumes simply stay in Progressing until one is configured. The delete-path safety net that refuses to drop the finalizer for an already-provisioned volume without a provisioner stays as defense in depth. Enable the Volume controller by default (Helm values and the enable-all default), and render the backend->endpoint map into OSAC_VENDOR_CONTROLLERS. Pin container-storage-interface/spec to v1.12.0 to match osac-csi-driver so the mono-repo go.work does not raise the workspace-wide csi version: v1.13.0 is incompatible with osac-csi-driver's csi-test sanity build. Unit tests cover request mapping (subsystem, vip pool, secrets, capacity, access mode), block-only enforcement, missing-secret and unknown-backend errors, and delete idempotency (NotFound treated as success). Controller tests assert the create and delete requests carry the tenant, tier, protocol, and backend derived from the CR; that an unconfigured (nil) provisioner leaves Volumes in Progressing and deletes cleanly without crashing the operator; and the OSAC_VENDOR_CONTROLLERS parser is covered for multi-pair, whitespace, and malformed input. Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: akshaynadkarni <25892229+akshaynadkarni@users.noreply.github.com>
…eation The fulfillment-service Volume reconciler created the hub Volume CR with only its spec, leaving status.backend and status.protocol empty until the operator synced them back after provisioning. The operator needs both before the first provisioning call: the backend to select the vendor controller endpoint and the protocol to choose the provisioning path. Populate status.backend and status.protocol from the resolved private volume (set during tier resolution) with a status-subresource update immediately after the CR is created. Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: akshaynadkarni <25892229+akshaynadkarni@users.noreply.github.com>
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In `@osac-operator/cmd/main.go`:
- Around line 617-626: Update the backend mapping parser around the result
assignment to reject duplicate backend keys before storing the endpoint,
returning a descriptive error that identifies the repeated backend; add a test
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| parts := strings.SplitN(pair, "=", 2) | ||
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| return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid pair %q: expected format backend=endpoint", pair) | ||
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Reject duplicate backend mappings.
Line 626 silently replaces an earlier endpoint for the same backend. For example, vast-primary=controller-a:50051,vast-primary=controller-b:50051 routes requests to controller-b without an error. This can send CSI operations to an unintended controller.
Return an error when backend already exists in result. Add a test for duplicate backend entries.
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if backend == "" || endpoint == "" {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid pair %q: backend and endpoint must not be empty", pair)
}
+ if _, exists := result[backend]; exists {
+ return nil, fmt.Errorf("duplicate backend %q", backend)
+ }
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| parts := strings.SplitN(pair, "=", 2) | |
| if len(parts) != 2 { | |
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid pair %q: expected format backend=endpoint", pair) | |
| } | |
| backend := strings.TrimSpace(parts[0]) | |
| endpoint := strings.TrimSpace(parts[1]) | |
| if backend == "" || endpoint == "" { | |
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid pair %q: backend and endpoint must not be empty", pair) | |
| } | |
| result[backend] = endpoint | |
| parts := strings.SplitN(pair, "=", 2) | |
| if len(parts) != 2 { | |
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid pair %q: expected format backend=endpoint", pair) | |
| } | |
| backend := strings.TrimSpace(parts[0]) | |
| endpoint := strings.TrimSpace(parts[1]) | |
| if backend == "" || endpoint == "" { | |
| return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid pair %q: backend and endpoint must not be empty", pair) | |
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In `@osac-operator/cmd/main.go` around lines 617 - 626, Update the backend mapping
parser around the result assignment to reject duplicate backend keys before
storing the endpoint, returning a descriptive error that identifies the repeated
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fulfillment-service/internal/controllers/volume/volume_reconciler_function.go:209: [medium] error-handling-gap
If the status subresource update (Backend/Protocol) fails after CR Create succeeds, retry takes the Patch branch which only updates Spec — status is never retried. Empty Backend causes operator to fail the volume permanently.
Suggested fix: Check whether status.Backend/Protocol are empty in the Patch branch and re-apply them, or combine Create and status population into a single idempotent path.
osac-operator/internal/controller/vast_vendor_provisioner.go:314: [medium] insecure-transport
dialVendorController uses insecure.NewCredentials() for plaintext gRPC. Per-tenant management credentials are sent in CSI Secrets field over unencrypted channel. Standard for in-cluster CSI but these are management-plane credentials.
Suggested fix: Make transport configurable (mTLS opt-in) or document the threat model for plaintext credential transit.
fulfillment-service/internal/controllers/volume/volume_reconciler_function_test.go(file-level): Line 49 · [low] test-gap
No test covers the failure scenario where Create succeeds but Status().Update() fails — the root cause of the error-handling-gap finding.
osac-operator/internal/controller/vast_vendor_provisioner.go:60: [low] edge-case
Each CreateVolume/DeleteVolume call opens a new gRPC connection and closes it. Per-call connection churn adds latency; connection pooling would be a future optimization.
osac-operator/internal/controller/vast_vendor_provisioner.go:150: [low] credential-exposure
Error messages from readTenantCreds include Secret namespace and name. While credential values are not logged, verbose vendor errors could surface reflected request content.
osac-operator/internal/controller/vast_vendor_provisioner.go:148: [low] tenant-isolation
readTenantCreds constructs Secret name from tenant annotation without cross-validating against Volume ownership. Defense-in-depth; fulfillment-service sets the annotation server-side.
osac-operator/cmd/main.go:622: [low] input-validation
parseVendorControllers accepts arbitrary endpoint strings with no format validation. Malformed endpoint fails safely (connection error) but format validation would catch misconfigurations at startup.
osac-operator/cmd/main.go:578: [low] fail-open
setupVolumeControllers deliberately runs with nil provisioner when vendor controllers are unconfigured. Volumes stay in Progressing; handleDelete correctly guards against finalizer removal for provisioned volumes. Safe design.
osac-operator/internal/controller/vast_vendor_provisioner_test.go:31: [low] test-framework-consistency
Uses standard testing.T while sibling test files in the package use Ginkgo/Gomega.
osac-operator/internal/controller/volume_controller.go(file-level): Line 50 · [low] stale-comment
VendorProvisioner interface doc still references 'wired in PR #3' — now stale.
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Summary
OSAC-4138: replace the osac-operator Volume controller's nil
VendorProvisionerwith a real implementation that provisions block volumes on the vendor array by calling the vendor CSI controller directly over gRPC. This is the operator-side counterpart to OSAC-4109 (CSI driver → fulfillment-service): CSI driver → fulfillment Volume API → Volume CR → this → vendor CSI controller → array.Why
With the provisioner nil, a volume request flowed to the operator but provisioning was skipped, so the volume stayed
Progressing, the feedback controller never syncedAVAILABLE, and the CSI driver'sCreateVolumepolled forever. Wiring OSAC-4109 alone does not produce a working create-volume flow; this closes that gap.The provisioner resolves the vendor controller endpoint from the volume's backend name, reads the per-tenant VMS Manager credentials from the hub Secret
vast-tenant-config-<tenant>(using the operator's existing cluster-wide secret-read — no new RBAC), and issues a CSI CreateVolume/DeleteVolume with the credentials in the CSIsecretsfield. The VAST view (NVMesubsystem, namedview-<tenant>-<uid_hash>-<tier>) is created out-of-band during tenant onboarding; the operator only references it by name.Scope is block only. The CreateVolume contract was verified against the upstream
vast-data/vast-csidriver source at the pinned image tag: https://github.com/vast-data/vast-csi/blob/v2.6.5/vast_csi/builders/block.py (block requiressubsystem+ a VIP pool + username/password/endpoint in secrets; NFS needs a different parameter set). NFS is tracked separately in OSAC-4198.This PR also: keeps a nil-provisioner guard so the Volume controller degrades safely when no vendor is configured (Volumes stay
Progressing) instead of failing, while the delete-path safety net still refuses to drop the finalizer for an already-provisioned volume without a provisioner; enables the Volume controller by default; and, on the fulfillment-service side, stampsstatus.backend/status.protocolonto the Volume CR at creation so the operator has both before the first provisioning call.Testing
osac-operator:make fmt(clean),make manifests generate(no diff — no API changes),make build,make lint(0 issues),make test(envtest; controller 73.1%). New unit tests cover request mapping (subsystem, vip pool, secrets, capacity, access mode), block-only enforcement, missing-secret and unknown-backend errors, delete idempotency (NotFound → success), graceful degradation when no provisioner is configured (Volumes stayProgressing, delete stays clean, operator starts normally), create/delete field passthrough (tenant/tier/protocol/backend), and theOSAC_VENDOR_CONTROLLERSparser.fulfillment-service:gofmt -s(clean),buf generate(no diff),go build ./...,ginkgo run -r internal(93 suites pass),uv run dev.py lint(0 issues). Added a test assertingstatus.backend/status.protocolare populated at creation.E2E is out of scope here: end to end needs this PR plus OSAC-4109, a configured vendor controller, and a cluster (OSAC-4046).
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Startup behavior (resolved): the Volume controller is enabled by default (
controllers.volume: true) and is safe with no vendor configured. WhenOSAC_VENDOR_CONTROLLERSis empty or invalid, the operator logs and runs with provisioning disabled (Volumes stayProgressing) rather than failing startup, so an unconfigured or misconfigured vendor backend can never take down the operator or the other controllers. Most setups (including LVMS/dev) run without a vendor backend.Related PRs
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Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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