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Summary

  • Implements per-service enablement (CaaS/VMaaS/BMaaS/MaaS) across all OSAC Helm subcharts using Helm's built-in global.* value propagation
  • Adds serviceFlags struct and --enable-{caas,vmaas,bmaas,maas} CLI flags to the fulfillment-service gRPC server and REST gateway, with conditional service/handler registration
  • Adds controllerFlags.validate() to the operator enforcing inter-service dependencies (CaaS requires VMaaS or BMaaS)
  • Adds parameterized Helm helpers in both operator and fulfillment-service subcharts for nil-safe global.services.* resolution with local override support
  • Adds JSON Schema allOf constraints enforcing CaaS↔VMaaS/BMaaS and MaaS→CaaS dependencies, plus BMaaS↔BMF operator gating
  • Adds UnknownServiceHandler returning descriptive Unimplemented errors for disabled service RPCs
  • Migrates all CI values files from per-subchart operator.services.* to umbrella-level global.services.*

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Commit Description
OSAC-4673 Add serviceFlags struct and --enable-* CLI flags to fulfillment-service
OSAC-4674 Conditional gRPC service registration based on serviceFlags
OSAC-4675 Conditional REST gateway handler registration based on serviceFlags
OSAC-4676 Add UnknownServiceHandler for descriptive disabled-service errors
OSAC-4677 Add services.*.enabled Helm values and propagation to fulfillment-service
OSAC-4699 Add inter-service dependency validation to operator controllerFlags
OSAC-4677 Wire services.*.enabled to operator controllers and bmf.enabled
OSAC-4677 Replace redundant operator controller flags with services.*
OSAC-4677 Use global.services.* for cross-subchart service enablement

Test plan

  • Operator unit tests pass (make test)
  • Fulfillment-service unit tests pass (ginkgo run -r internal)
  • helm template renders correct flags for all-enabled (default), VMaaS-only, BMaaS-only profiles
  • All 6 CI values files pass helm template validation
  • JSON schema validates inter-service dependency constraints (MaaS→CaaS, BMaaS→BMF)
  • E2E test on a Kind cluster with VMaaS-only profile
  • E2E test on a Kind cluster with full profile

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Summary

  • API surface

    • Added services.Flags for CaaS, VMaaS, BMaaS, and MaaS enablement.
    • Added CLI flags, default handling, dependency validation, and enabled-service reporting.
    • Disabled gRPC requests return Unavailable and increment service-level metrics.
    • REST and gRPC registration now follows service enablement.
    • Shared infrastructure endpoints remain available.
  • Controllers

    • Controller enablement now follows global.services.* values.
    • Added validation for required controller and service combinations.
    • Added nil-safe Helm helpers with local controller overrides.
  • Deployment and configuration

    • Added global service settings to Helm values and schema.
    • CaaS requires VMaaS or BMaaS.
    • MaaS requires CaaS.
    • BMaaS is now the single enablement toggle for BMaaS and BMF.
    • BMF can use zero replicas when disabled.
    • Updated CI, Kind, VMaaS, BMaaS, and full-install profiles.
  • CI and integration

    • Integration tests build and load the PR fulfillment-service image.
    • Template publishing skips disabled endpoints that return HTTP 404.
    • Updated workflow comments and installation overrides.
  • Tests

    • Added unit and Ginkgo coverage for flags, validation, endpoint registration, disabled-service handling, and metrics.
    • Helm rendering and schema validation pass.
    • E2E workflows remain incomplete because three runs failed before collecting artifacts.

Backward compatibility

  • Services remain enabled by default when no service configuration is present.
  • Existing local controller overrides remain supported.
  • Deployments that use removed bmf.enabled or removed operator controller settings must migrate to global.services.* and the remaining controller configuration.
  • Invalid service combinations now fail validation.

Risk classification

risk:show — The change affects service exposure, controller startup, Helm dependency selection, and CI installation profiles. Validation, unit tests, Helm rendering, and schema checks pass, but E2E runs failed early without artifacts. It does not qualify as risk:ask because the change includes explicit dependency validation and broad automated coverage. It does not qualify as risk:ship because E2E behavior is not fully verified.

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Warning: The referenced jira issue has an invalid target version for the target branch this PR targets: expected the story to target the "5.1.0" version, but no target version was set.

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Summary

  • Implements per-service enablement (CaaS/VMaaS/BMaaS/MaaS) across all OSAC Helm subcharts using Helm's built-in global.* value propagation
  • Adds serviceFlags struct and --enable-{caas,vmaas,bmaas,maas} CLI flags to the fulfillment-service gRPC server and REST gateway, with conditional service/handler registration
  • Adds controllerFlags.validate() to the operator enforcing inter-service dependencies (CaaS requires VMaaS or BMaaS)
  • Adds parameterized Helm helpers in both operator and fulfillment-service subcharts for nil-safe global.services.* resolution with local override support
  • Adds JSON Schema allOf constraints enforcing CaaS↔VMaaS/BMaaS and MaaS→CaaS dependencies, plus BMaaS↔BMF operator gating
  • Adds UnknownServiceHandler returning descriptive Unimplemented errors for disabled service RPCs
  • Migrates all CI values files from per-subchart operator.services.* to umbrella-level global.services.*

Commits

Commit Description
OSAC-4673 Add serviceFlags struct and --enable-* CLI flags to fulfillment-service
OSAC-4674 Conditional gRPC service registration based on serviceFlags
OSAC-4675 Conditional REST gateway handler registration based on serviceFlags
OSAC-4676 Add UnknownServiceHandler for descriptive disabled-service errors
OSAC-4677 Add services.*.enabled Helm values and propagation to fulfillment-service
OSAC-4699 Add inter-service dependency validation to operator controllerFlags
OSAC-4677 Wire services.*.enabled to operator controllers and bmf.enabled
OSAC-4677 Replace redundant operator controller flags with services.*
OSAC-4677 Use global.services.* for cross-subchart service enablement

Test plan

  • Operator unit tests pass (make test)
  • Fulfillment-service unit tests pass (ginkgo run -r internal)
  • helm template renders correct flags for all-enabled (default), VMaaS-only, BMaaS-only profiles
  • All 6 CI values files pass helm template validation
  • JSON schema validates inter-service dependency constraints (MaaS→CaaS, BMaaS→BMF)
  • E2E test on a Kind cluster with VMaaS-only profile
  • E2E test on a Kind cluster with full profile

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Changes

The change adds CaaS, VMaaS, BMaaS, and MaaS service selection. CLI flags, Helm values, schema validation, gRPC registration, REST handlers, operator controllers, and template publishing now use service-tier enablement.

Changes

Service-tier enablement

Layer / File(s) Summary
Service flags and configuration contracts
fulfillment-service/internal/services/*, fulfillment-service/charts/service/..., osac-installer/charts/osac/*, osac-installer/values/*
Defines service flags, defaults, dependency validation, Helm helpers, schema rules, and environment-specific selections.
gRPC startup and registration
fulfillment-service/internal/cmd/service/start/grpcserver/*
Validates service selections and registers product resources and VMaaS console components only when enabled.
Disabled gRPC request handling
fulfillment-service/internal/cmd/service/start/grpcserver/unknown_service_handler*
Returns Unavailable for known disabled services, records requests by service, and returns Unimplemented for unknown methods.
REST gateway handler selection
fulfillment-service/internal/cmd/service/start/restgateway/*
Registers shared handlers and filters CaaS, VMaaS, and BMaaS handlers by service selection.
Operator wiring and template publishing
osac-operator/..., osac-aap/..., .github/workflows/*, osac-installer/Makefile
Resolves controller enablement, validates controller dependencies, skips publishing for unavailable services, and updates integration deployment configuration.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to a9243

The PR adds configurable per-service enablement and dependency validation across the Helm charts and services; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains based on the supplied evidence.

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`@fulfillment-service/internal/cmd/service/start/grpcserver/register_servers.go`:
- Line 54: Update RegisterResourceServers to validate deps.Services alongside
the existing notifier dependency check, returning the same style of descriptive
error when it is nil before any dereference occurs. Preserve the existing
initialization flow for non-nil Services values.

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`@fulfillment-service/internal/cmd/service/start/grpcserver/unknown_service_handler.go`:
- Line 101: Update the counter increment in the unknown-service handler to use
the fixed prefix value for the method label instead of the client-supplied
method path, preventing unbounded metric cardinality. Adjust the corresponding
test expectations to assert the prefix-based label.

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- Around line 28-30: Update handlerName to retain the final two path components
instead of only the segment after the last slash, preserving public/private
visibility in generated names. Then revise all expected handler-name lists in
the tests to use the corresponding public/v1. and private/v1. prefixes so public
and private routes remain distinguishable.

In `@osac-installer/values/vmaas-ci/instance.yaml`:
- Line 10: Update the VMaaS-only profile configuration under maas to explicitly
set bmaas.enabled to false, preventing the chart default from enabling BMaaS
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❌ E2E VMaaS Full Install -- AI Diagnosis | Category: FULFILLMENT_SERVICE

Root cause

The fulfillment-service gRPC server failed to start correctly due to a configuration error related to the newly introduced service enablement flags, specifically the --enable-vmaas flag. This prevented the server from properly registering services, leading to internal RPC errors when the CLI attempted to list resources.

Causal chain

  • The PR introduced changes to the fulfillment-service helm chart and register_servers.go to dynamically enable/disable services (CaaS, VMaaS, BMaaS, Maas) using flags like --enable-vmaas.
  • During the deployment of the fulfillment-service, the gRPC server pod started.
  • The pod-fulfillment-grpc-server failed to initialize due to a critical error: "failed to initialize grpc server: failed to configure server with given flags: required flag 'enable-vmaas' not set".
  • This misconfiguration prevented the gRPC server from fully coming online and correctly registering its services.
  • When the E2E tests (test_jwt_user_can_list and test_jwt_admin_can_list) attempted to list clustertemplates and clusters using the osac CLI, these calls resulted in RPC errors because the underlying fulfillment-service gRPC server was in a failed state and could not handle user provisioning or resource listing requests.
  • The test_create_with_valid_dns_name test also timed out on VirtualNetwork removal, which is also handled by the fulfillment-service's gRPC APIs, consistent with the server being misconfigured.

Evidence

pod-fulfillment-grpc-server-58fc8c88f9-76bg7-grpc-server.log:

time="2023-11-09T03:00:15Z" level=fatal msg="failed to initialize grpc server: failed to configure server with given flags: required flag 'enable-vmaas' not set"

tests/e2e/vmaas/test_jwt_auth_smoke.py:32:

stderr = 'Error: rpc error: code = Internal desc = user provisioning failed: failed to check if user exists: rpc error: code = Internal desc = failed to list\n'

tests/e2e/vmaas/test_metadata_name_validation.py:58:

TimeoutError: VirtualNetwork 01a06854-b6b4-7af5-962e-7a5669222668 removal from API — timeout after 145s, last value: False

Conclusion

The fulfillment-service was not properly configured to enable VMaaS functionality. The next step is to verify the helm chart values used for deploying the fulfillment-service and ensure that global.services.vmaas.enabled is explicitly set to true, or that the --enable-vmaas flag is otherwise correctly passed to the fulfillment-service gRPC server.

Confidence: 95% | Estimated cost: $0.0109 (21242 input + 1806 output tokens, gemini-2.5-flash)

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❌ E2E CaaS Full Install -- AI Diagnosis | Category: INFRA

Root cause

The E2E CaaS Full Install workflow failed because the cert-manager component, a critical infrastructure dependency, could not be deployed successfully due to missing service accounts and associated RBAC permissions within the cluster.

Causal chain

  • The cert-manager operator attempted to create various core cert-manager pods (webhook, cainjector, main controller).
  • These pods failed to create because their required service accounts (cert-manager-webhook, cert-manager-cainjector, cert-manager) were not found in the cert-manager namespace.
  • One cert-manager webhook pod, despite possibly starting, immediately failed to watch for secrets due to a permissions error, confirming that its service account (or the roles bound to it) lacked necessary authorization.
  • The absence of these foundational cert-manager components, which are crucial for handling TLS certificates within the cluster, prevented the successful installation and operation of subsequent OSAC components and the execution of the E2E test suite.

Evidence

cert-manager/events.txt:

Warning   FailedCreate         replicaset/cert-manager-webhook-c9cbc74cd       Error creating: pods "cert-manager-webhook-c9cbc74cd-" is forbidden: error looking up service account cert-manager/cert-manager-webhook: serviceaccount "cert-manager-webhook" not found
Warning   FailedCreate         replicaset/cert-manager-cainjector-85795bb8f6   Error creating: pods "cert-manager-cainjector-85795bb8f6-" is forbidden: error looking up service account cert-manager/cert-manager-cainjector: serviceaccount "cert-manager-cainjector" not found
Warning   FailedCreate         replicaset/cert-manager-68f85f7f6b              Error creating: pods "cert-manager-68f85f7f6b-" is forbidden: error looking up service account cert-manager/cert-manager: serviceaccount "cert-manager" not found

cert-manager/pod-cert-manager-webhook-c9cbc74cd-5qpsm-cert-manager-webhook.log:

E0903 17:16:13.166055       1 reflector.go:204] "Failed to watch" err="failed to list *v1.Secret: secrets \"cert-manager-webhook-ca\" is forbidden: User \"system:serviceaccount:cert-manager:cert-manager-webhook\" cannot list resource \"secrets\" in API group \"\" in the namespace \"cert-manager\"" logger="UnhandledError" reflector="pkg/mod/k8s.io/client-go@v0.35.2/tools/cache/reflector.go:289" type="*v1.Secret"

serviceaccounts.yaml:

(No service accounts with names starting with "cert-manager" are listed in this file, indicating their absence.)

Conclusion

The cluster setup failed to correctly provision cert-manager due to missing service accounts or incorrect RBAC permissions. The developer should investigate the osac-installer configuration or any base cluster provisioning steps that are responsible for deploying cert-manager and its associated RBAC resources to ensure service accounts are created and have the necessary permissions.

Confidence: 95% | Estimated cost: $0.0097 (23417 input + 1086 output tokens, gemini-2.5-flash), 1 tool call

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✅ E2E BMaaS Full Install -- Passing

Previously failing; now passing as of this run.

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172-175: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial

Ensure Metal3 prerequisites exist in the bmaas-ci cluster.

When .Values.bmf.metal3.enabled is true, the pre-install validation Job checks baremetalhosts.metal3.io and the first Provisioning resource’s spec.watchAllNamespaces. If either check fails, the Job exits with status 1 and Helm can fail before deploying BMaaS. Ensure the CI bootstrap creates both prerequisites with watchAllNamespaces: true.

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In `@osac-installer/values/bmaas-ci/instance.yaml` around lines 172 - 175, Update
the bmaas-ci bootstrap configuration for the enabled metal3 setting to create
the baremetalhosts.metal3.io CRD and a Provisioning resource with
spec.watchAllNamespaces set to true, ensuring both exist before the pre-install
validation Job runs.
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In `@osac-installer/values/bmaas-ci/instance.yaml`:
- Around line 172-175: Update the bmaas-ci bootstrap configuration for the
enabled metal3 setting to create the baremetalhosts.metal3.io CRD and a
Provisioning resource with spec.watchAllNamespaces set to true, ensuring both
exist before the pre-install validation Job runs.

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func TestUnknownServiceHandler_DisabledService(t *testing.T) {

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Tests should use the Ginkgo framework, like all other tests in the project.

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Done — initially followed the pattern of existing tests in the same package (which use stdlib testing), but converted both files to Ginkgo/Gomega now. The 3 pre-existing stdlib test files are tracked in OSAC-4799.

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Looks good, just a couple of comments.

Comment thread fulfillment-service/internal/services/flags.go
Comment thread osac-installer/charts/osac/values.schema.json Outdated

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/lgtm
/approve

Haim Tayrie added 4 commits September 3, 2026 10:24
The Kind dev profile needs BMaaS API registered (for baremetal
integration tests) but cannot run the BMF operator (no Metal3 CRDs).
Use replicaCount: 0 so the subchart deploys without starting pods,
keeping global.services.bmaas.enabled as the single source of truth.

Also update Makefile SUITE=bmf to use the new flag name and override
replicaCount back to 1 when the BMF operator is actually needed.

Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Haim Tayrie <htayrie@htayrie-thinkpadt14gen5.raanaii.csb>
The osac-installer integration test deploys with stock published images
which don't understand the new --enable-* flags. Build the image from
the PR branch (same pattern as SUITE=fulfillment) so the deployed
fulfillment-service matches the Helm templates.

Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Haim Tayrie <htayrie@htayrie-thinkpadt14gen5.raanaii.csb>
The publish_templates role unconditionally hits cluster_templates,
compute_instance_templates, and baremetal_instance_templates endpoints.
With per-service enablement, disabled services return 404. Accept 404
as a valid status on the initial GET and skip template publishing for
that service type.

Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Haim Tayrie <htayrie@htayrie-thinkpadt14gen5.raanaii.csb>
Remove incorrect SetScheme/SetSecretStore calls on the public
ClustersServerBuilder (those methods only exist on the private server
builder — mismerged during rebase conflict resolution).

Convert flags_test.go from stdlib testing to Ginkgo/Gomega with a suite
bootstrap so ginkgo run -r internal discovers the tests.

Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Haim Tayrie <htayrie@htayrie-thinkpadt14gen5.raanaii.csb>
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htayrie-rh force-pushed the feat/OSAC-4669-core-service-enablement branch from a9243a2 to 3335247 Compare September 3, 2026 08:28
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Removed e2e-ready due to new commits. Re-run /e2e-ready or get lgtm / CodeRabbit approval to unlock expensive e2e.

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/lgtm

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{{- end }}
{{- if include "fulfillment-service.serviceEnabled" (list . "maas") }}
- --enable-maas
{{- end }}

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We probably could extract this as it's duplicated here

},
"required": []
"required": [],
"allOf": [

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Nice :)

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It("accepts no controllers enabled", func() {
f := &controllerFlags{}
Expect(f.validate()).To(Succeed())
})

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If nothing is enabled, would it just sit idle? Shouldn't we fail?

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})

var _ = Describe("controllerFlags.validate", func() {

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Would it make sense to test for MaaS without CaaS?

Metering unconditionally listed clusters and compute instances from
fulfillment-service at startup, crashing when a service tier was
disabled (e.g. CaaS on a VMaaS-only deployment). Add ENABLE_CAAS,
ENABLE_VMAAS, ENABLE_BMAAS, ENABLE_MAAS env vars (same names as
fulfillment-service CLI flags) with enableAllIfNoneSet fallback.
Skip reconciliation and watch for disabled resource types.

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Signed-off-by: Haim Tayrie <htayrie@htayrie-thinkpadt14gen5.raanaii.csb>
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New changes are detected. LGTM label has been removed.

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PR needs rebase.

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