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In `@pkg/kubelet/status/status_manager.go`:
- Around line 714-718: The hasPodInitialized container-status check should
require explicit startup evidence: preserve LastTerminationState.Terminated
handling, but replace the zero-value-sensitive status.State.Waiting == nil
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- Around line 713-729: Update the caller of hasPodInitialized to pass the
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Use the effective status for initialization detection.
If pod.Status is stale and lacks initialization evidence while cachedStatus.status contains it, hasPodInitialized returns false and leaves missing regular-container states non-terminal. Pass the effective status to hasPodInitialized while retaining pod.Spec for container lookup. Add a regression test.
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In `@pkg/kubelet/status/status_manager.go` around lines 713 - 729, Update the
caller of hasPodInitialized to pass the effective cached status rather than
stale pod.Status, while continuing to use pod.Spec for container lookup. Add a
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Require explicit startup evidence for regular containers.
status.State.Waiting == nil is true for a zero-value v1.ContainerState. A failed pod with ContainerStatus{} can therefore make hasPodInitialized return true, causing TerminatePod to replace that status with ContainerStatusUnknown without evidence that the container started. Check Running or Terminated explicitly, and add a regression test.
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In `@pkg/kubelet/status/status_manager.go` around lines 714 - 718, The
hasPodInitialized container-status check should require explicit startup
evidence: preserve LastTerminationState.Terminated handling, but replace the
zero-value-sensitive status.State.Waiting == nil condition with explicit Running
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58-67: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument the intentional probe exemption.
registry.k8s.io/pause:3.9only keeps the pod sandbox alive and provides no service endpoint for a meaningful readiness probe. Document that liveness and readiness probes are intentionally omitted from this reproduction asset.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@openshift-hack/repro/OCPBUGS-109667/smt-odd-cpu-deployment.yaml`:
- Around line 39-43: Update the smt-odd-cpu Deployment manifest for namespace
smt-repro to define a namespace-scoped default-deny NetworkPolicy with only the
reproduction’s required ingress and egress exceptions, or document the
intentional exemption if isolation is not applicable.
- Around line 57-67: Add deterministic SMT-node placement to the pause
Deployment by documenting the required node label and adding a nodeSelector or
equivalent affinity targeting that label. Update the manifest around the pause
container’s pod spec so the 5-CPU workload cannot schedule on non-SMT workers
and produce a false-negative reproduction.
- Around line 57-67: Harden the pause pod security configuration by setting
runAsNonRoot and readOnlyRootFilesystem, disabling allowPrivilegeEscalation, and
dropping all Linux capabilities for the pause container; disable
automountServiceAccountToken at the pod spec level. Ensure the target namespace
admits this pod through the restricted or an equivalent custom-scoped SCC.
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In `@openshift-hack/repro/OCPBUGS-109667/smt-odd-cpu-deployment.yaml`:
- Around line 58-67: Document near the pause container definition that liveness
and readiness probes are intentionally omitted because the
registry.k8s.io/pause:3.9 sandbox container provides no service endpoint for
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Define network isolation for smt-repro.
This manifest uses smt-repro but defines no NetworkPolicy. Ingress and egress therefore remain governed by cluster defaults. Add a namespace-scoped default-deny policy with only required exceptions, or document why this reproduction namespace is intentionally exempt.
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In `@openshift-hack/repro/OCPBUGS-109667/smt-odd-cpu-deployment.yaml` around lines
39 - 43, Update the smt-odd-cpu Deployment manifest for namespace smt-repro to
define a namespace-scoped default-deny NetworkPolicy with only the
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| image: registry.k8s.io/pause:3.9 | ||
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| cpu: "5" | ||
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Make SMT placement deterministic.
If the target cluster has both SMT and non-SMT workers, this Deployment can schedule on the wrong topology because it has no node selector or affinity. The 5-CPU request can then avoid SMTAlignmentError, producing a false-negative reproduction. Add a documented SMT-node label and selector, or require node selection before applying the manifest.
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57 - 67, Add deterministic SMT-node placement to the pause Deployment by
documenting the required node label and adding a nodeSelector or equivalent
affinity targeting that label. Update the manifest around the pause container’s
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The Kubernetes pause container image, including version 3.9, is configured in its Dockerfile to run as a non-root user [1]. Specifically, the Dockerfile includes the instruction USER 65535:65535 [1]. This change was introduced in version 3.5 to improve security by running the container with a pseudo user and group [2][3]. Regarding the root filesystem, the pause image is built from scratch and serves as a minimal container for the pod sandbox [4][1]. Because it is designed to be minimal and runs as a non-root user, it naturally does not require and does not provide a writable root filesystem for typical operations [5]. While the Dockerfile does not explicitly contain a readOnlyRootFilesystem directive (which is a Kubernetes securityContext setting applied at runtime rather than in a Dockerfile), the image's design and non-root status are fully compatible with environments enforcing a read-only root filesystem [4][5]. Key points: - User: The image uses USER 65535:65535 [1]. - Origin: This non-root configuration has been the default since version 3.5 [3][5]. - Read-only compatibility: The image is highly minimal and supports being run with a read-only root filesystem, as it performs no operations requiring write access to the container filesystem [5].
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- 1: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/42850664/build/pause/Dockerfile
- 2: Run pause image as non-root user and group kubernetes/kubernetes#97963
- 3: Update pause image to v3.5 kubernetes/kubernetes#100292
- 4: Run Linux Pause container as a non-root user kubernetes/kubernetes#95038
- 5: https://support.chainguard.dev/hc/en-us/articles/42326630118555-Align-run-user-as-non-root-to-upstream-in-kubernetes-pause-image
Declare the pod security boundary.
The pause:3.9 image supports non-root and read-only execution. Set runAsNonRoot, readOnlyRootFilesystem, allowPrivilegeEscalation: false, and capability drop ALL explicitly. Set automountServiceAccountToken: false because the container does not use the Kubernetes API. Ensure the namespace admits the pod through the restricted or a custom-scoped SCC.
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readOnlyRootFilesystem, disabling allowPrivilegeEscalation, and dropping all
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…ods from StatusUnknown Carry of kubernetes#136592, still open upstream. TerminatePod used hasPodInitialized, and that helper treated any pod without init containers as already initialized. Admission rejects such as SMTAlignmentError therefore got their Waiting containers rewritten to ContainerStatusUnknown, which hid the real failure reason. A pod with no init containers is now treated as initialized only if a regular container actually started, or the pod is already Running. Signed-off-by: Trushna Deokar <tdeokar@redhat.com>
…rror StatusUnknown Lab Deployment with a Guaranteed 5-CPU request. On an SMT worker with CPU Manager static + full-pcpus-only, kubelet admission rejects it with SMTAlignmentError. Use this to confirm the status manager keeps that reason instead of flipping the pod to ContainerStatusUnknown. Signed-off-by: Trushna Deokar <tdeokar@redhat.com>
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| image: registry.k8s.io/pause:3.9 | ||
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| cpu: "5" | ||
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Add probes or document the lab exception.
The Deployment has no livenessProbe or readinessProbe. Define valid probes for registry.k8s.io/pause:3.9, or document why this inert reproduction is exempt from the probe requirement.
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In `@openshift-hack/repro/OCPBUGS-109667/smt-odd-cpu-deployment.yaml` around lines
49 - 58, Update the pause container in the Deployment to either add valid
livenessProbe and readinessProbe definitions for registry.k8s.io/pause:3.9, or
document the lab reproduction’s explicit exemption from probe requirements near
the container configuration.
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OCPBUGS-109667
Carry of kubernetes#136592, which is still open upstream, so this is
UPSTREAM: <carry>rather than a numbered backport. Related: OCPBUGS-56710, RFE-7821, kubernetes#133733.On SMT workers with kubelet CPU Manager
staticandfull-pcpus-only: "true", a Guaranteed pod whose CPU request is not a multiple of threads-per-core is rejected at admission withSMTAlignmentError. That rejection is correct. We are not changing CPU Manager policy and we are not admitting odd CPU requests.The bug is what kubelet does to the pod status afterwards.
Admission writes Failed +
SMTAlignmentErrorwith the container still Waiting. The status manager then callsTerminatePod.TerminatePoduseshasPodInitializedto decide whether regular containers should be moved to terminated /ContainerStatusUnknown. That helper treated any pod with no init containers as already initialized, so those Waiting containers got overwritten withContainerStatusUnknown. Operators then seeStatusUnknowninstead of the admission reason.ReplicaSet/Deployment still see a failed pod and create a replacement. That is how you get a replica storm with
replicas: 1and, in the bad cases, thousands of pods stressing the API server and etcd. This PR does not stop that replacement loop by itself. Failed pods are still Failed. Stopping the storm needs a scheduler SMT filter or controller backoff (that is the RFE-7821 side). What this does is stop kubelet from destroying the real failure reason so the pod is at least diagnosable.hasPodInitializedinpkg/kubelet/status/status_manager.gonow does this:TerminatePodcase for a Running pod with a still-Waiting container, which should still become StatusUnknown.TestTerminatePod_DefaultUnknownStatushas a new case: Failed +SMTAlignmentError+ Waiting container must stay Waiting and keep the reason. The old Running + Waiting case is still there so we do not regress that path.openshift-hack/repro/OCPBUGS-109667/smt-odd-cpu-deployment.yamlis a lab Deployment (UPSTREAM: <drop>). Guaranteed pause container, 5 CPU request/limit. Use it on an SMT worker (threads per core = 2) with CPU Manager static +full-pcpus-only.How to test
Unit:
Check the new case stays Failed /
SMTAlignmentError/ Waiting, and the existing Running + Waiting case still becomes StatusUnknown.Cluster:
Before this change:
ContainerStatusUnknown/ StatusUnknown, and withreplicas: 1the pod count still climbs. After: Failed +SMTAlignmentError, container still Waiting. ReplicaSet may still replace the Failed pod until something filters SMT-misaligned requests in the scheduler.Summary by CodeRabbit