(feat) version gating initial support - #307
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Today, the config gets dropped if the user specified it but not against a supporting version. Could we have some observability to feedback when this happens? #271 introduced a Is it necessary to set the default value in the config when it is omitted? We don't do this for any other configs. Is a new Status field ValkeyVersion necessary? It's not being consumed by anything in this PR - or was it added for another reason? |
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this is the version-gating shape from #287, reading the tag and bailing to unversioned for latest/digest, good. answering your three: observability / reusing the auto-default: your consistency instinct is fair, and it honestly cuts against what i argued on #287. the deciding question is whether the operator wants to be opinionated about turning cert auto-reload on for TLS clusters (keep the default, but make it observable and documented as operator-set), or stay a thin config passthrough like it is for every other directive (drop the 86400, only gate user-set values). i'd lean passthrough now: least surprising, removes the "why is there a config i didn't set" question, and a user who wants auto-reload sets it explicitly with the gate protecting them on <9.1. the cost is TLS users don't get it for free, which is a fine follow-up if there's demand.
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| Filename | Overview |
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| internal/controller/config.go | Adds version-gated config filtering and warning generation for unsupported directives. |
| internal/controller/status.go | Centralizes ConfigurationWarning condition aggregation and warning event emission. |
| internal/controller/status_test.go | Adds status warning aggregation tests, but one assertion reapplies a different warning set and will fail. |
| internal/controller/valkeycluster_controller.go | Integrates config warning aggregation into cluster reconciliation without clobbering concurrent warnings. |
| internal/valkey/version.go | Adds image tag parsing and minimum-version checks. |
| test/e2e/valkeycluster_tls_test.go | Extends TLS e2e coverage for supported and pre-gate images. |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User as Cluster admin
participant Cluster as ValkeyCluster controller
participant Config as Config renderer
participant Version as Version parser
participant CM as Server ConfigMap
participant Status as Status conditions/events
participant Node as ValkeyNode pods
User->>Cluster: Set spec.image and spec.config
Cluster->>Config: Build valkey.conf
Config->>Version: Parse image tag and compare min version
Version-->>Config: Supported or unsupported/unknown
alt directive supported
Config->>CM: Render user directive
else directive unsupported or unknown
Config->>CM: Drop gated directive
Cluster->>Status: Set ConfigurationWarning and emit Warning event
end
Cluster->>Node: Reconcile ValkeyNode resources using shared ConfigMap
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| // Reapplying the exact same warning set should keep the condition stable. | ||
| before := meta.FindStatusCondition(cluster.Status.Conditions, valkeyiov1alpha1.ConditionConfigurationWarning) | ||
| r.applyConfigurationWarnings(ctx, cluster, []configWarning{ | ||
| {reason: valkeyiov1alpha1.ReasonGracePeriodTooShort, message: "grace warning"}, |
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Hum, this is not the same as the config on line 101 and 102? But it works anyway? The message should be different
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in this case, applyConfigurationWarnings is just passthrough its taking warning string as input. its not depending on actual warning emitted in other function.
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a single condition type with a single reason field can't hold two independent warnings, which is the real lesson of reusing it. two ways out:
i'd lean roll-up to honor the reuse, but either fixes it. the thing to avoid is two independent separately, greptile's config.go:177 one is the point from my earlier comment: |
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There is a potential race condition that goes like this:
- User adds a version gated config, and bumps the image to a version that supports that config
- ConfigMap is generated with the version gated config, this propagates to all pods
- Operator starts to roll ValkeyNodes
- Another ValkeyNode that has not yet had its spec updated, is restarted for whatever reason - its Spec.Image is still the old one
- Restarted ValkeyNode is crash-loop-back-off because it cannot read the version gated config
Therefore I think we should include docs to say:
- Update image in one change, wait for roll to complete
- Add the version gated config in another change
Outside of that, I'm thinking how we can extend this functionality beyond configurations, such the operator gating features, etc., based on what version is being run.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe operator now parses Valkey image versions, gates ChangesTLS configuration and version-gated warnings
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ValkeyCluster
participant Reconciler
participant VersionFromImage
participant ConfigRenderer
participant KubernetesStatus
ValkeyCluster->>Reconciler: Reconcile image and TLS configuration
Reconciler->>VersionFromImage: Parse effective image version
VersionFromImage-->>ConfigRenderer: Return version compatibility
ConfigRenderer-->>Reconciler: Render config and collect warnings
Reconciler->>KubernetesStatus: Apply warning condition and event
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In `@docs/status-conditions.md`:
- Around line 136-137: Update the UnsupportedConfigDirective documentation to
include directives dropped when the Valkey version cannot be determined from
spec.image, not only when a detected version lacks support. Update the
MultipleConfigurationWarnings text to state that the condition reason lists all
active warning reasons, rather than referring to the condition message.
In `@docs/valkeycluster.md`:
- Around line 148-152: Update docs/valkeycluster.md lines 148-152 to state that
both unsupported and indeterminate image versions suppress the directive and
produce a ConfigurationWarning. Update docs/valkeycluster.md line 376 to replace
“older images” with “unsupported or indeterminate images” and capitalize “It”.
In `@internal/controller/config.go`:
- Around line 167-170: Update the ConfigurationWarning construction around
effectiveImage and versionDetail in internal/controller/config.go: when
cluster.Spec.Image is empty, identify DefaultImage as the image source;
otherwise retain spec.image. Add the requested empty-spec.image test with an
explicit tls-auto-reload-interval in internal/controller/config_test.go lines
192-210, asserting that the warning names the default image.
In `@test/e2e/valkeycluster_tls_test.go`:
- Around line 341-345: Update the pre-gate manifest’s TLS configuration to use
the spec.networking.tls field, including the certificate secretName and
tls-auto-reload-interval settings, instead of placing TLS at the unsupported
spec.tls location.
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47-96: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a regression test for stable warning aggregation.
The implementation suppresses repeated events and logs by comparing the aggregated message. Apply the same warnings twice and then apply them in a different order. Assert that the condition message remains stable and that only one warning event is emitted.
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In `@internal/controller/status.go`:
- Around line 47-96: Add a regression test for applyConfigurationWarnings that
applies the same warnings twice and then reapplies them in a different order.
Verify the ConditionConfigurationWarning condition message remains unchanged
across calls and that exactly one warning event is emitted, confirming duplicate
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Are we blocking the unsupported config anywhere? I saw that we're updating the ConfigMap then bubbling that warning to the user. If the container were to restart for whatever reason like a node drain, it would try to read the unsupported config and crash. Would it be better to block that config from being written and bubble the warning there? Outside of that, it will be useful to document how a developer can implement version gating into the development guide. |
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Blocking the write instead of warning after it does not close that window, because both paths read the same signal. The ConfigMap is a single object shared by every node in the cluster ( Getting that number is the part that needs a decision, because no field holds it today. If the gate reads an observed floor instead, the sequence converges without asking anything of the user. Mid-roll the floor is still the old version, the directive stays out of the ConfigMap, and a node drained at the wrong moment restarts on a config it can parse. Once every pod is on the new image the floor rises, the directive lands on the next reconcile, and the resulting ConfigMap change rolls nodes that can all parse it. One spec change from the user, no ordering to document, which would retire the two-step note you suggested in your earlier review. That also gives the |
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Two notes while this is in review. The new e2e block collides with #377. It applies networking:
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certificate:
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… honest (#382) This PR closes #369 ### Summary `ACLApplied` compares the user set and each user's password hashes, so a permission-only edit leaves it reading `True` for the whole window before the mounted aclfile refreshes, while the granted or revoked command is not yet live on the server. ### Features / Behaviour Changes The aclfile gains a trailing disabled user, `_operator_acl_revision`, whose only password hash is a hash of the managed ACL above it. It appears in `ACL LIST` and `ACL USERS`. It is `off` with `-@all` and no keys or channels, so it cannot authenticate and holds no capability. `ACLApplied` now reads `True` only once the running server has loaded the current revision, permission edits included. ### Implementation Comparing permissions directly is not practical: `ACL GETUSER` returns Valkey's normalized rendering of the rules while the operator only holds the aclfile text, so a field-by-field comparison would mean reimplementing Valkey's ACL parser and keeping it in step with the server. The revision user sidesteps that. Its password hash covers every managed entry above it, so any edit changes it, and it then flows through the user and password-hash comparison that `aclObservablyInSync` already does. It needs no new comparison logic, and the condition stops depending on which fields happen to be comparable. `reconcileUsersAcl` is the only place the aclfile is assembled, and the revision user has to be appended in every version written there. A path that wrote the file without it would leave a stale revision on the server and hold every node at `ACLApplied=False` forever, so there is a comment on that function saying to keep aclfile assembly in one place. ### Limitations The revision user is a workaround for the server having no way to report which ACL revision it holds. valkey-io/valkey#4355 proposes `ACL DIGEST` for exactly this, and the TSC vote on it is currently 3 core-team approvals with no objections. Once that command exists, the operator can compare the server's digest directly and the bookkeeping user can be dropped, behind a version gate of the kind #307 is adding. ### Testing Unit tests cover the revision user being appended last and its hash covering the managed entries above it, plus the sync comparison. Verified on a local k3d cluster, both directions, using a permission-only edit that leaves users and passwords untouched. On this branch, `ACLApplied` held `False` with reason `PendingPropagation` for about 40 seconds, the mounted-secret refresh window, then flipped to `True` once the reload landed. The revision hash changed with the edit. `ACL GETUSER _operator_acl_revision` on the server reported `off`, `-@all`, no keys and no channels. On a build of `main` with the same cluster and the same class of edit, starting from a stable `True`, the condition stayed `True` for the full 60 seconds and never signalled, which is the behaviour #369 describes. ### Checklist - [x] This Pull Request is related to one issue. - [x] Commit message explains what changed and why - [x] Tests are added or updated. - [x] Documentation files are updated. - [x] I have run pre-commit locally (`pre-commit run --all-files` or hooks on commit) Signed-off-by: melancholictheory <selimvhorst@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Björn Svensson <bjorn.a.svensson@est.tech>
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176-192: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMatch the
gatedUserKeysToSuppresssignature.Lines 181 and 190 pass
clusteras one argument. The function now requirescluster.Spec.Imageandcluster.Spec.Config. These test cases do not compile.Proposed fix
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398-405: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftAdd TLS upgrade compatibility.
The CRD now requires
spec.networking.tls.certificates.server.secretName, but no conversion or migration path exists for the previousspec.networking.tls.certificate.secretNamelayout. The existing pre-upgrade test submits the old layout to the new schema and cannot validate persisted-resource upgrades. Add conversion or migration handling and a test that upgrades a stored legacyValkeyClusterwithout losing TLS configuration.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/controller/config.go`:
- Around line 241-242: Update buildServerConfig so gatedUserKeysToSuppress
derives its version gate from the observed minimum running node version rather
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In `@api/v1alpha1/valkeycluster_types.go`:
- Around line 398-405: Add conversion or migration handling for the legacy TLS
field path spec.networking.tls.certificate.secretName so persisted ValkeyCluster
resources are transformed to the current TLSSpec.Certificates.server.secretName
layout without losing TLS configuration. Update the existing pre-upgrade test to
store a legacy ValkeyCluster, perform the upgrade, and assert the migrated
server secret name and related TLS settings.
In `@internal/controller/config_test.go`:
- Around line 176-192: Update both gatedUserKeysToSuppress calls in the affected
tests to pass cluster.Spec.Image and cluster.Spec.Config separately, matching
the function’s current signature while preserving the existing test
expectations.
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| excludeKeys := gatedUserKeysToSuppress(cluster.Spec.Image, cluster.Spec.Config) | ||
| return renderServerConfig(cluster.Spec.Config, getBaseConfig(nodeTLSFromCluster(cluster.GetTLS())), excludeKeys) |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Gate the shared ConfigMap on the running version floor.
buildServerConfig uses the desired cluster.Spec.Image. The controller updates the shared ConfigMap before it rolls ValkeyNodes. During a 9.0.0-to-9.1.0 update, an old pod can restart and mount tls-auto-reload-interval before its image changes. Valkey 9.0.0 can then fail to start.
Keep the directive suppressed until all running nodes meet the minimum version, or derive the gate from an observed minimum version.
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In `@internal/controller/config.go` around lines 241 - 242, Update
buildServerConfig so gatedUserKeysToSuppress derives its version gate from the
observed minimum running node version rather than the desired
cluster.Spec.Image; keep tls-auto-reload-interval suppressed until every running
ValkeyNode meets the required minimum, then pass the resulting exclusions to
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371-387: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftCover the default-image warning path.
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In `@test/e2e/valkeycluster_tls_test.go`:
- Around line 371-387: Extend the configuration-warning test around the existing
gated-cluster setup to use an explicit gated directive with spec.image empty,
exercising the default-image path. Verify the resulting ConfigurationWarning
still has ReasonUnsupportedConfigDirective and includes the directive plus the
default image identifier, while preserving the existing preGateImage coverage.
- Around line 156-165: Update the test case around “does not surface an
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| // Reapplying the exact same warning set should keep the condition stable. | ||
| before := meta.FindStatusCondition(cluster.Status.Conditions, valkeyiov1alpha1.ConditionConfigurationWarning) | ||
| r.applyConfigurationWarnings(ctx, cluster, []configWarning{ | ||
| {reason: valkeyiov1alpha1.ReasonGracePeriodTooShort, message: graceMessage}, | ||
| {reason: valkeyiov1alpha1.ReasonUnsupportedConfigDirective, message: "directive warning"}, | ||
| }) | ||
| after := meta.FindStatusCondition(cluster.Status.Conditions, valkeyiov1alpha1.ConditionConfigurationWarning) | ||
| g.Expect(after).NotTo(BeNil()) | ||
| g.Expect(after.Reason).To(Equal(before.Reason)) | ||
| g.Expect(after.Message).To(Equal(before.Message)) |
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This block says it reapplies the exact same warning set, but it switches from the prior two UnsupportedConfigDirective warnings to a mixed grace/directive set. applyConfigurationWarnings recomputes the reason as MultipleConfigurationWarnings, so the after.Reason == before.Reason assertion fails.
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Looks good as initial support.
Its good that you documented the issue regarding pod restarts during a config roll. Maybe we should do the move from having a common ConfigMap to having one for each ValkeyNode (but keep common scripts). Something to investigate in another issue/pr.
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The following image name is a valid one, K8s validates the hash and it also contains a version tag. We would be able to extract 9.1.1 from this.
image: "valkey/valkey:9.1.1@sha256:70739f85ad2ee01a726a965584a0f94895f01b0c60b3cc8b0aeef11eaa6888cf"
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| var versionGatedConfig = map[string]*semver.Version{ | ||
| tlsAutoReloadIntervalKey: semver.MustParse("9.1.0"), |
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| tlsAutoReloadIntervalKey: semver.MustParse("9.1.0"), | |
| "tls-auto-reload-interval": semver.MustParse("9.1.0"), |
and remove tlsAutoReloadIntervalKey since its not used then
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Shouldn't we have this info under the Config section? At least the instructions how to lift the valkey version vs. version specific configs is important.
Alt. a short text under Config with a link to this section would also do.
@bjosv I think this has come up enough to warrant an issue for us to track it. |
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Raised as #404. It records the mechanism from the review here, why per-node rendering removes the gate rather than making it more accurate, and the object-count cost. One thing worth weighing before this PR lands: if the fix here goes the observed-minimum-version route, that machinery is thrown away once configs are per node. Deciding the direction first would save building it twice. |
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We still require version gating as there are other issues that would benefit from it like #262. So this PR would still be beneficial, though I think that the inclusion of the tls- config has conflated the scope. |
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Fair, I overstated that. Version detection outlives per-node ConfigMaps, and #262 is a good example: a CRD field gated on 9.1 never touches Worth noting where #262 does land though. The failure modes differ, which is the useful part. An unrecognised On scope, the line you are pointing at looks clean to me. Detecting the version and reporting a |
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This PR closes #287 and initial support for #263
Summary
This PR adds initial support for Valkey version detection and uses it to gate Valkey 9.1-specific behavior in the operator.
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