Design for initramfs update with OOT modules - #1915
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds a design for a namespaced ChangesInitramfsModule design
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participant InitramfsModuleController
participant InspectJob
participant MachineConfigPool
participant RHCOSNode
InitramfsModuleController->>InspectJob: Inspect module dependencies and firmware
InspectJob-->>InitramfsModuleController: Return dependency data
InitramfsModuleController->>MachineConfigPool: Deliver MachineConfig
MachineConfigPool->>RHCOSNode: Apply host configuration
RHCOSNode->>RHCOSNode: Stage artifacts and rebuild initramfs
RHCOSNode-->>InitramfsModuleController: Report node status
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md`:
- Line 85: The stamp validation described in the initramfs rebuild flow must
account for image content, not only the current kernel and specHash. Update the
stamp design to store and compare the resolved image digest or build generation,
or explicitly enforce immutable tags and verify their digest before skipping
pull/rebuild.
- Around line 331-332: Update the InitramfsModule authorization and admission
design so namespace users cannot freely create or update objects that select
nodes and deliver arbitrary images; restrict access to trusted administrators or
enforce approved namespaces, selectors, and image sources before the controller
labels nodes and loads modules.
- Around line 398-399: Update the InitramfsModule reconciliation design to
enforce a cluster-wide single-CR invariant for shared resources such as
kmm-initramfs and 99-kmm-initramfs, rejecting subsequent CRs and surfacing the
conflict on the CR, or define per-CR resource names with an explicit merge model
that prevents updates and deletion from affecting another CR.
- Line 312: Update the host unit registry-pull design to require TLS certificate
verification for every registry hop, reject HTTP and otherwise insecure
registries, and prevent kubelet pull credentials from being forwarded to
unauthorized redirect targets.
- Around line 284-286: Define how ${KERNEL_FULL_VERSION} is expanded in
softLinks by the pre-udev hook, resolving both path and target against the
running kernel version before creating links; alternatively require callers to
provide already-resolved per-kernel paths, while preserving non-empty path and
target validation.
- Around line 406-409: Resolve the open policy in section 9.1 for a pre-existing
kmm-initramfs MachineConfigPool: explicitly choose adoption or failure, then
document the corresponding mutation rules, conflict reporting, and finalization
behavior, keeping it consistent with the selector handling described in section
8.
- Line 211: Clarify the contract for InitramfsModuleSpec.ImageRepoSecret: either
propagate it through the MachineConfig parameters and specHash so the host image
pull uses it, or document that it is only consumed by MIC/MBSC and not the host
pull. Ensure the chosen behavior is explicit and consistent with the host unit’s
kubelet pull-secret handling.
- Around line 243-248: Update the generated MachineConfigPool and MachineConfig
ownership design to define a controller-owned marker containing the
InitramfsModule UID, and require validation of that marker before patching or
deleting either fixed-name resource. Specify lifecycle behavior for
pre-existing, orphaned, and explicitly adopted resources; on marker mismatch,
report an error and leave the resource unchanged.
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| **`initramfs.sh`:** | ||
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| If the stamp already matches the current kernel and `specHash`, the script exits 0 (no rebuild, no reboot). |
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Make the stamp track image content.
current kernel + specHash treats the kernel-suffixed image tag as immutable. If the registry repushes that tag, the unit exits before pulling or rebuilding, so updated modules, firmware, or signatures never reach the initramfs. Store the resolved image digest or build generation in the stamp, or enforce immutable tags and verify the digest.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` at line 85, The stamp
validation described in the initramfs rebuild flow must account for image
content, not only the current kernel and specHash. Update the stamp design to
store and compare the resolved image digest or build generation, or explicitly
enforce immutable tags and verify their digest before skipping pull/rebuild.
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| ## 4.5 Security Considerations | ||
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| The host unit runs as root and uses the kubelet pull secret. Signing uses the same key/cert secrets as Module; enrollment in MOK remains the operator's existing Secure Boot process. Privileged status pods use the same worker SCC pattern as NMC. Webhook validates sign paths. No new authentication model. |
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rg -n -i -C 3 'podman|pull.?secret|registry|redirect|insecure.?registr|credential' docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.mdRepository: rh-ecosystem-edge/kernel-module-management
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Reachability: External
Exploitability: Difficult
CWE: CWE-319 — Cleartext Transmission of Sensitive Information
Define secure registry-pull behavior for the host unit.
The design only states that the host uses the kubelet pull secret. Require TLS certificate verification for every registry hop, reject HTTP and insecure registries, and prevent credential forwarding to unauthorized redirect targets.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` at line 312, Update
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every registry hop, reject HTTP and otherwise insecure registries, and prevent
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| `InitramfsModule` is namespaced. Any user who can create it in a namespace can target cluster nodes via `selector` (same as `Module`). Manager ClusterRole gains: CRUD `initramfsmodules` + status; existing MIC/MBSC/Build; MachineConfig, MachineConfigPool; node label patch. No new tenant isolation model. | ||
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Authorization Bypass
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-862 — Missing Authorization
Restrict who can create an InitramfsModule.
A principal with namespace create access can choose the node selector and image. The controller then labels selected nodes and delivers a root host unit whose pre-udev hook loads the selected OOT modules. This allows a namespace user to execute kernel-level code on cluster nodes. Restrict create/update access to trusted administrators or enforce approved namespaces, selectors, and image sources.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` around lines 331 -
332, Update the InitramfsModule authorization and admission design so namespace
users cannot freely create or update objects that select nodes and deliver
arbitrary images; restrict access to trusted administrators or enforce approved
namespaces, selectors, and image sources before the controller labels nodes and
loads modules.
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Natali, for some reason i cannot see your comment in the github
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+**Always `systemctl reboot` after `--enable` (PoC).** Rejected for deselect: a selector-only change must not KMM-reboot the node (FR-20). It also does not patch the MachineConfig.
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+**Parse `modules.dep` in the operator.** Rejected: `initramfs.sh` receives `inTreeModules` and `softLinks` from the CR and the pre-udev hook creates the links and runs `modprobe`. [User]
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+# 7. Observability and Monitoring
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+- Reconciler logs: targeted nodes, MIC image state, MCP/MC create-or-patch result.
+- Host unit stdout (journald `kmm-initramfs.service`): `initramfs.sh` pull, extract, `rpm-ostree --enable` / `--disable`, reboot.
+- No new Prometheus metrics. Created/applied on the CR is the operator-facing signal. [Locked: D13]
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+# 8. Impact and Compatibility
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+- Additive CRD, webhook, RBAC, CSV entry. Existing Module behavior unchanged.
+- New MCP `kmm-initramfs` must not collide with a user pool of that name; if the name exists with a different selector, the reconciler errors and surfaces it on the CR (no overwrite).
+- A second `InitramfsModule` is unsupported. Shared names (`kmm-initramfs`, `99-kmm-initramfs`) are not uniqueness-checked; a second CR is not rejected. [User]
If someone creates a second InitramfsModule anyway, what happens to
kmm-initramfs / 99-kmm-initramfs?
Do both CRs try to update the same objects, or does the second one fail?
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| ## 9.1 If `kmm-initramfs` MachineConfigPool already exists (user-created), should KMM adopt it or fail? |
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I noticed that in §8 you already say: if kmm-initramfs exists with a different selector, the reconciler errors and doesn’t overwrite.
But 9.1 still asks whether to adopt or fail. Did you mean to close 9.1, or is that still open?
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changed it to MCP being handled only by KMM. In case one already exists, error is returned
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| - Additive CRD, webhook, RBAC, CSV entry. Existing Module behavior unchanged. | ||
| - New MCP `kmm-initramfs` must not collide with a user pool of that name; if the name exists with a different selector, the reconciler errors and surfaces it on the CR (no overwrite). | ||
| - A second `InitramfsModule` is unsupported. Shared names (`kmm-initramfs`, `99-kmm-initramfs`) are not uniqueness-checked; a second CR is not rejected. [User] |
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If someone creates a second InitramfsModule anyway, what happens to kmm-initramfs / 99-kmm-initramfs?
Do both CRs try to update the same objects, or does the second one fail?
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a second InitRamfsModule will try to create another initramfs. CoreOS can stage only one, so the later one will overwrite the earlie one
| - New MCP `kmm-initramfs` must not collide with a user pool of that name; if the name exists with a different selector, the reconciler errors and surfaces it on the CR (no overwrite). | ||
| - A second `InitramfsModule` is unsupported. Shared names (`kmm-initramfs`, `99-kmm-initramfs`) are not uniqueness-checked; a second CR is not rejected. [User] | ||
| - Nodes labeled into the pool undergo MCO reboot on first join. Later MachineConfig content changes also MCO-reboot those nodes (default disruption policy). [User] | ||
| - After delete, leftover OOT initramfs remains until the next kernel/ostree upgrade. Document this (PRD risk 6.1). |
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This still says leftover initramfs after delete should just be documented.
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| This design implements [MGMT-25378](https://issues.redhat.com/browse/MGMT-25378): a new namespaced CRD, `InitramfsModule`, that stands alone (no `Module`) and puts out-of-tree (OOT) kernel modules — and their firmware — into the RHCOS initramfs on selected worker nodes. [Locked: D4] [Locked: D16] | ||
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| On-node work follows the verified PoC: a MachineConfig-installed systemd unit pulls the kmod image, stages files under `/etc/kmods`, runs `rpm-ostree initramfs --enable` with dracut `--include`, and reboots after apply or spec change. In-cluster image build and Secure Boot signing reuse `ModuleImagesConfig` / `ModuleBuildSignConfig` with `InitramfsModule` as owner. This design assumes a single `InitramfsModule` in the cluster; KMM does not reject a second object. One CR can load several OOT modules from one image and omit several in-tree names. `spec.containerImage` is `<repository>:<partialTag>`; the node script appends `-<kernelVersion>` when pulling. There is no `kernelMappings` field. [User] [Codebase: internal/mic/mic.go] |
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Although it is not great to query the k8s api from the webhook, it may be a better option rather than just silently fail. WDYT?
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md`:
- Line 254: Update the FR-17 node-label design to avoid embedding namespace and
resource names in the label key, whose name segment can exceed Kubernetes’
63-character limit. Use a fixed valid label key and represent the CR identity in
its value with an encoding that is collision-safe, preserving the documented
apply, deselect, delete, and post-upgrade removal behavior.
- Line 256: Define a durable creation BootID record alongside the
kernel/specHash stamp used by the status pod, including its storage location and
read path through reboot and rollback. Update the initramfsApplied semantics in
the documented node-status flow so it compares the current BootID with that
creation record, while preserving removal or reset of the record consistently
after rollback.
- Line 338: Update the reconciler design around the MCP creation and
selector-label management to explicitly define ownership of
node-role.kubernetes.io/initramfs, including how pre-existing, stale, or
manually added labels are detected and handled before the MCP is created or
used. Ensure the documented behavior prevents nodes outside spec.selector from
being selected and clarifies cleanup or conflict resolution when the controller
does not own the label.
- Line 89: Update the inputHash used by the irm-inspect Job name to include both
dirName and modulesPath in addition to the existing normalized kernel,
moduleNames, and omit inputs, so changes to either extraction field invalidate
and recreate the Job.
- Around line 195-197: Update the non-rollback staging flow described in steps
1–3 to replace the `/etc/kmods/...` staging tree on every rebuild before
extracting files, or use a fresh generation-specific directory for each build;
ensure `rpm-ostree initramfs --enable --include` reads only the current build’s
staged modules, metadata, firmware, and pre-udev hook.
- Line 138: Update the reconciler’s successful Job result handling so inspect
results are persisted durably outside the Pod termination message, or use a
bounded result protocol that cannot be truncated or invalid. Ensure empty,
oversized, or malformed results do not leave the MachineConfig permanently
unpatched while the successful Job remains reused; do not rely on deleting and
recreating the Job unless the replacement representation fits reliably.
- Line 176: Update the kmm-initramfs.service recovery design to define behavior
after failed image pulls: specify an explicit retry delay and a mechanism to
resume polling after systemd’s start limit, or change initramfs.sh to perform
bounded polling until the image is available. Ensure the documented behavior
satisfies the requirement to continue polling rather than stopping after the
default restart burst.
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| On `Job.Status.Succeeded == 1`, the reconciler reads `parse`'s `terminated.message`, unmarshals the JSON, and patches **only** `99-kmm-initramfs` with those `inTreeModules` and `softLinks` for that kernel. `initramfs.sh` reads the MachineConfig entry for normalized `uname -r`. The MachineConfig is the durable copy of the lists. There is no result ConfigMap and the reconciler does not persist the raw `modules.dep`. Operators can `oc get job`, `oc get pod -o yaml` (terminated message), and `oc get mc 99-kmm-initramfs`. [User] | ||
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| If a Job for the same `inputHash` already succeeded, the reconciler does not create another; it re-reads that Pod's status if the MachineConfig does not yet have the lists. If `moduleNames` or `omit` change, `inputHash` changes and the reconciler creates a new Job. If MIC/MBSC records a new successful build or sign for that image, the reconciler deletes the old Job and creates a new one. The Job has no `ttlSecondsAfterFinished` so the Pod remains until the owner CR (or a replacement Job) deletes it. [User] |
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Persist inspect results outside the termination message.
When a successful Job produces an empty, truncated, or invalid terminated.message, the reconciler rejects the payload. Because the Job for that inputHash remains successful, reconciliation keeps reading the same immutable invalid Pod status and does not patch the MachineConfig. An oversized result can therefore leave the workflow permanently blocked.
Store the result in a durable object such as a ConfigMap, or use a bounded result protocol. Deleting and recreating the Job alone does not fix deterministic truncation unless the replacement uses a representation that fits.
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| **Host unit (`kmm-initramfs.service`):** | ||
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| 1. It is a `Type=simple` unit with `Restart=on-failure` (restart only on failure). |
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Define recovery semantics for failed image pulls.
kmm-initramfs.service restarts initramfs.sh after a failed pull. Systemd defaults already bound this behavior to a 100 ms restart delay and five starts per 10 seconds. After the burst is exhausted, automatic restarts stop. This conflicts with the design’s requirement that the unit poll until the image becomes available. Specify an explicit retry delay and a way to resume polling after the start limit, or implement bounded polling in initramfs.sh.
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| 1. It pulls the container image (`spec.containerImage` + `-` + normalized `uname -r`) and extracts the `.ko` files, `modules.*` files, and firmware into `/etc/kmods/...`. | ||
| 2. It updates dracut config with `omit_drivers` for `omit` and `add_drivers` for the inspect-Job-computed `inTreeModules`. | ||
| 3. It runs `rpm-ostree initramfs --enable` and uses `--include` to copy the staged files from `/etc/kmods/...` into the new initramfs (including the pre-udev hook). |
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Replace the staging tree on every rebuild.
The non-rollback flow stages files under /etc/kmods/... and passes that tree to rpm-ostree initramfs --enable --include. The design defines no cleanup, replacement, mount, or generation-specific path. If a later image omits a module or firmware file, the old file can remain staged and be included in the new initramfs.
Clear the target before extraction or use a fresh generation-specific directory.
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197, Update the non-rollback staging flow described in steps 1–3 to replace the
`/etc/kmods/...` staging tree on every rebuild before extracting files, or use a
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| **Created vs applied:** a status pod (privileged, hostPath `/var/opt/kmods`, NMC-style) reads the stamp. It patches: | ||
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| - Node labels: `kmm.node.kubernetes.io/initramfs.<ns>.<name>=""` when the CR is applied on the current kernel (FR-17). Removed on deselect, delete, and during the in-tree window after a kernel upgrade until applied again. |
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Keep the status label key within Kubernetes limits.
The label name ends with initramfs.<namespace>.<name>. That name segment has a 63-character limit, but valid namespace and resource names can exceed it together. Long valid CR names will fail the label update.
Use a fixed label key with an encoded or collision-safe value.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` at line 254, Update
the FR-17 node-label design to avoid embedding namespace and resource names in
the label key, whose name segment can exceed Kubernetes’ 63-character limit. Use
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encoding that is collision-safe, preserving the documented apply, deselect,
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| - CR `status.nodes[]`: `initramfsCreated`, `initramfsApplied`, `kernelVersion` | ||
| - Node labels: `kmm.node.kubernetes.io/initramfs.<ns>.<name>=""` when the CR is applied on the current kernel (FR-17). Removed on deselect, delete, and during the in-tree window after a kernel upgrade until applied again. | ||
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Define the durable creation BootID record.
The status pod reads a stamp defined by kernel and specHash, while InitramfsNodeStatus contains no BootID field. However, initramfsApplied requires comparing the current BootID with the BootID recorded at creation. Define where the creation BootID is stored and how the status pod reads it across reboot and rollback.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` at line 256, Define a
durable creation BootID record alongside the kernel/specHash stamp used by the
status pod, including its storage location and read path through reboot and
rollback. Update the initramfsApplied semantics in the documented node-status
flow so it compares the current BootID with that creation record, while
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md`:
- Line 89: Update the inputHash definition for irm-inspect Jobs to include
spec.containerImage and its resolved digest or build generation, ensuring image
changes invalidate and recreate or rerun the Job instead of reusing stale
results.
- Line 142: Update the initramfs.sh host flow to require inspect data for the
current uname -r entry before invoking dracut or rpm-ostree initramfs --enable;
if inTreeModules or softLinks are missing, exit without enabling and retry until
the current-kernel inspect result is available.
- Around line 186-191: Update the rollback path after successful `rpm-ostree
initramfs --disable` to persist a stamp containing the current kernel and
rollback `specHash`, or an equivalent rollback-complete state, before rebooting.
Ensure the next boot recognizes rollback completion and does not repeat the
disable-and-reboot cycle; do not merely clear the existing stamp.
- Line 78: The design must replace namespaced ownerReferences for cluster-scoped
resources with a controller marker containing the InitramfsModule UID. Update
reconciliation for kmm-initramfs and 99-kmm-initramfs to validate that marker
before creating, updating, or deleting either resource; on an existing resource
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Do not enable an initramfs without current-kernel inspect data.
The design gates new MachineConfig updates, but it does not define the host script’s behavior when the current uname -r entry is absent. The host flow proceeds to dracut and rpm-ostree initramfs --enable; treating missing inTreeModules and softLinks as empty can produce an incomplete initramfs. Require initramfs.sh to exit before --enable and retry until the inspect result is present.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` at line 142, Update
the initramfs.sh host flow to require inspect data for the current uname -r
entry before invoking dracut or rpm-ostree initramfs --enable; if inTreeModules
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Record rollback completion before reboot.
The service exits only when the stamp matches the current kernel and specHash. The rollback path runs rpm-ostree initramfs --disable and reboots, but it does not define a stamp update or a rollback-complete state. After rollback changes, the existing stamp remains mismatched, so the next boot can run --disable and reboot again.
After --disable succeeds, write a stamp containing the current kernel and rollback specHash, or an equivalent rollback-complete state, before reboot. Clearing the stamp alone is not sufficient because it would preserve the mismatch.
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191, Update the rollback path after successful `rpm-ostree initramfs --disable`
to persist a stamp containing the current kernel and rollback `specHash`, or an
equivalent rollback-complete state, before rebooting. Ensure the next boot
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| | Deselect | no (selector does not patch the MC) | do not `--disable` | no | | ||
| | Delete CR | MCO may reboot when MC/MCP is removed | do not `--disable` | no | | ||
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here it says we should revert to the original initramf with the old intree kmods
| | Image missing, no build | Unit polls pull; no `--enable`, no reboot | `initramfsCreated=false`, `initramfsApplied=false` | | ||
| | Build/sign failure | MIC/MBSC Failure; unit keeps polling | same; MBSC status Success/Failure as today | | ||
| | `modules.dep` missing in the kmod image | init container writes `{"error":"missing_modules.dep"}` to `/dev/termination-log` and exits 1; reconciler does not patch dependency lists into the MC | created false | | ||
| | Inspect Job pull/registry failure | Job retries up to `backoffLimit`; no apply payload on the MC | created false; reconcile waits | |
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In `@docs/enhancements/0006-initramfs-oot-modules.md`:
- Line 89: Update the deselection lifecycle statements and flow in
0006-initramfs-oot-modules.md, including the references around lines 22, 102,
and 134, to match FR-20: deselected nodes retain the generated initramfs across
later reboots, are no longer managed by KMM, and require the user or
administrator to restore the original initramfs manually.
In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md`:
- Around line 420-421: Define bounded recovery for an inspect Job after its
backoffLimit is exhausted: have reconciliation detect the terminal failure,
delete and recreate the Job with a controller retry limit, and preserve the
existing no-payload behavior until a retry succeeds. Specify the retry
exhaustion outcome so persistent failures do not cause an unbounded recreate
loop.
- Line 144: Select the inspect Pod owned by the completed Job and require
PodPhase=Succeeded before reading the parse container’s terminated.message. Use
that successful Pod’s dependency lists when patching 99-kmm-initramfs, rather
than potentially selecting an earlier failed Pod.
- Line 97: Update the documented inspect Job identity input for
`irm-inspect-<initramfsmodule-name>-<inputHash>` so `inputHash` includes the
effective `dirName` and `modulesPath` values alongside the existing kernel,
`moduleNames`, and `omit` inputs, ensuring changes to extraction or
dependency-parsing inputs do not reuse stale results.
- Line 97: Update the specified inspect Job naming scheme to stay within
Kubernetes’ 63-character Job-name limit: truncate the InitramfsModule name, add
a collision-resistant identity hash for the original CR name, and preserve the
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| - **FR-18:** Once the generated initramfs is applied, that node stays booted. KMM must not reboot it again solely because it remains selected. [User] | ||
| - **FR-19:** When the operator changes the node selector on the custom resource, nodes that are newly targeted must receive the generated initramfs (create and KMM reboot as in FR-11). [User] | ||
| - **FR-20:** When the operator removes a node from the selector, KMM must not reboot that node. The node continues running the generated initramfs until the next reboot (by the operator, an admin, or any other cause). KMM must ensure that next reboot uses the original in-tree initramfs. [User] | ||
| - **FR-20:** When the operator removes a node from the selector, KMM must not reboot that node. The node continues running the generated initramfs. KMM does not manage that node anymore, and it is up to the user/admin to revert to the original initramfs. [User] |
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Align the deselection lifecycle across the design documents.
docs/enhancements/0006-initramfs-oot-modules.md still states at Lines 22, 102, and 134 that a deselected node uses the original in-tree initramfs on its next reboot. This contradicts FR-20 and docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md, which state that deselection leaves the generated initramfs in place and does not revert it. Update the stale statements and flow to use one lifecycle contract. Otherwise, implementations can disagree about whether a later reboot removes the OOT module.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0006-initramfs-oot-modules.md` at line 89, Update the
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including the references around lines 22, 102, and 134, to match FR-20:
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| | Name | `irm-inspect-<initramfsmodule-name>-<inputHash>` (DNS-1123; `inputHash` is a short hash of the normalized kernel plus `moduleNames` and `omit`) | |
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Include all inspect inputs in inputHash.
dirName and modulesPath control extraction and dependency parsing, which produce inTreeModules and softLinks. The Job identity includes only the kernel, moduleNames, and omit, so a successful Job can be reused after either field changes. The resulting MachineConfig can therefore retain stale dependency data. The documented image build/sign invalidation does not cover these spec-only changes.
Include the effective dirName and modulesPath values in inputHash, or explicitly invalidate and recreate the Job when either changes.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` at line 97, Update
the documented inspect Job identity input for
`irm-inspect-<initramfsmodule-name>-<inputHash>` so `inputHash` includes the
effective `dirName` and `modulesPath` values alongside the existing kernel,
`moduleNames`, and `omit` inputs, ensuring changes to extraction or
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Bound the generated inspect Job name.
metadata.name allows a valid InitramfsModule name up to 253 characters, but Kubernetes limits Job names to 63 characters. The specified irm-inspect-<initramfsmodule-name>-<inputHash> value has no truncation or generateName fallback, so a sufficiently long valid CR name can make Job creation fail. Truncate the CR name and include a collision-resistant identity hash while preserving the input hash.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` at line 97, Update
the specified inspect Job naming scheme to stay within Kubernetes’ 63-character
Job-name limit: truncate the InitramfsModule name, add a collision-resistant
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Select the successful inspect Pod explicitly.
Job.Status.Succeeded == 1 confirms that one Pod succeeded, but it does not identify that Pod. With RestartPolicy: Never and backoffLimit: 3, failed Pods remain while a later Pod succeeds. Select the Pod owned by this Job with PodPhase=Succeeded before reading the parse container's termination message. Otherwise, the reconciler may read a failed Pod and leave the MachineConfig without the dependency lists.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` at line 144, Select
the inspect Pod owned by the completed Job and require PodPhase=Succeeded before
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| | Inspect Job pull/registry failure | Job retries up to `backoffLimit`; no apply payload on the MC | created false; reconcile waits | | ||
| | Pod `terminated.message` empty, truncated, or not valid JSON | do not patch apply payload into the MC; keep the Job | created false; reconcile retries | |
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Define recovery for a failed inspect Job.
After backoffLimit: 3 is exhausted, the deterministic Job remains terminal. The design says that reconciliation waits, but it does not define deletion and recreation. A transient registry failure can therefore block dependency data until the input changes or an operator intervenes. Define a bounded controller retry that replaces the failed Job.
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In `@docs/enhancements/0007-initramfs-oot-modules-design.md` around lines 420 -
421, Define bounded recovery for an inspect Job after its backoffLimit is
exhausted: have reconciliation detect the terminal failure, delete and recreate
the Job with a controller retry limit, and preserve the existing no-payload
behavior until a retry succeeds. Specify the retry exhaustion outcome so
persistent failures do not cause an unbounded recreate loop.
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