Adapt install-openstack-lightspeed playbook to current operator - #4108
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Updated the playbook to work with the current OpenStack Lightspeed operator after org migration from openstack-lightspeed to openstack-k8s-operators. Changes: 1. Namespace: Changed default from openshift-lightspeed to openstack-lightspeed to match operator's suggested namespace in csv 2. CR creation: Added STEP 3 to create OpenStackLightspeed CR - Deploys the actual service (not just operator) - Configurable LLM parameters (endpoint, credentials, model) - Graceful timeout with ignore_errors for test environments 3. Kubeconfig fix: Resolved variable recursion bug on line 29 - Renamed cifmw_openshift_kubeconfig to kubeconfig_path - Prevents 'recursive loop detected' error Relates-To: OSPRH-33342" Signed-off-by: malingatembo <tembomalinga@gmail.com>
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Good start!:) Couple of comments.
| llmEndpoint: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_llm_endpoint | default('https://api.models.corp/v1/chat/completions') }}" | ||
| llmEndpointType: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_llm_endpoint_type | default('openai') }}" | ||
| modelName: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_model_name | default('openai/gpt-oss-20b') }}" | ||
| tlsCACertBundle: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_tls_ca_cert_bundle | default('openstack-lightspeed-certs') }}" |
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issue (blocking): Where is the ConfigMap created? IMO it should be created as part of this playbook.
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In commit c76fd9c. Playbook now creates the ConfigMap from cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_ca_cert when the var is provided.
Please check it. Thank you
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Fixes the following 3 blocking issues 1. Remove hardcoded Downstream LLM configurations - Make llmEndpoint and modelName required variables - Update README to document these vars as REQUIRED 2. Add llm credentials secret creation - Create secret from cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_api_token when provided - Validate secret exists when variable not provided - Fail fast when secret missing ( with clear message ) 3. Add TLS certificate ConfigMap creation - Create ConfigMap from cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_ca_cert when provided - Validate ConfigMap exists when variable not provided - Fail early with clear error message if ConfigMap missing - Provides flexibility: either create via playbook or pre-create manually Signed-off-by: Malinga Tembo <mtembo@redhat.com>
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Nice update! Thank you!:) Couple of follow up comments.
| - name: Create LLM API token secret | ||
| kubernetes.core.k8s: | ||
| state: present | ||
| definition: | ||
| apiVersion: v1 | ||
| kind: Secret | ||
| metadata: | ||
| name: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_llm_credentials | default('openstack-lightspeed-apitoken') }}" | ||
| namespace: "{{ openstack_lightspeed_namespace }}" | ||
| stringData: | ||
| apitoken: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_api_token }}" | ||
| when: cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_api_token is defined | ||
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| - name: Verify LLM credentials secret exists | ||
| kubernetes.core.k8s_info: | ||
| kind: Secret | ||
| name: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_llm_credentials | default('openstack-lightspeed-apitoken') }}" | ||
| namespace: "{{ openstack_lightspeed_namespace }}" | ||
| register: secret_check | ||
| failed_when: secret_check.resources | length == 0 | ||
| when: cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_api_token is not defined |
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issue (blocking): This should have 💯 no_log: true to prevent accidental leakage of the token through the logs.
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@malingatembo, we want to add no_log: true to the second task that is handling the Secret as well. Since it is handling the Secret in some way, there is a slight chance that with -vvvv it would expose the value. It is better to be safe than sorry here.
| - osls_cr.resources[0].status.conditions | selectattr('type', 'equalto', 'Ready') | selectattr('status', 'equalto', 'True') | list | length > 0 | ||
| retries: 60 | ||
| delay: 10 | ||
| ignore_errors: true |
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question (blocking): Is it possible for this step to ever fail with ignore_errors: true?
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Thanks for catching the error in this logic. I've removed this wait task entirely in commit 97d20cc. The playbook now installs the operator and creates the CR.
I was thinking that we can add the validation logic instead to the ticket: Task
[OSPRH-33343]; Create a job upstream that deploys openstack lightspeed. what do you think?
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@malingatembo, the validation that OpenStack Lightspeed has been deployed successfully must be part of this playbook 🙈. The ignore_errors: true setting was causing the job not to fail if there was an issue during the OpenStack Lightspeed deployment. What we want:
- Deploy OpenStack Lightspeed -> validate that OpenStack Lightspeed has been deployed successfully -> if OpenStack Lightspeed deployment failed -> fail the job.
this pr: 1. removes CR wait task (fixes ignore_errors issue) - ci job calling this hook should now be responsible for waiting for full service health 2. Add no_log to secret creation 3. Add CA and URL download support Signed-off-by: Malinga Tembo <mtembo@redhat.com>
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WalkthroughThe playbook now targets the ChangesOpenStack Lightspeed deployment
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Playbook->>CertificateSource: retrieve CA bundle when a URL is configured
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In `@hooks/playbooks/install-openstack-lightspeed.yml`:
- Around line 149-167: Require cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_ca_cert_url to use
HTTPS before the Download TLS CA certificate from URL task runs, rejecting
non-HTTPS values. Update hooks/playbooks/install-openstack-lightspeed.yml lines
149-167 accordingly; replace the HTTP example and document the HTTPS requirement
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The example incorrectly showed HTTP. Updated to HTTPS and documented the requirement. In fact RH cert server uses HTTPS. Fixes coderabbit security concern. Signed-off-by: Malinga Tembo <mtembo@redhat.com>"
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Thanks for the updates!:) 🎉 Couple of follow up comments.
| - name: Create LLM API token secret | ||
| kubernetes.core.k8s: | ||
| state: present | ||
| definition: | ||
| apiVersion: v1 | ||
| kind: Secret | ||
| metadata: | ||
| name: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_llm_credentials | default('openstack-lightspeed-apitoken') }}" | ||
| namespace: "{{ openstack_lightspeed_namespace }}" | ||
| stringData: | ||
| apitoken: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_api_token }}" | ||
| when: cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_api_token is defined | ||
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| - name: Verify LLM credentials secret exists | ||
| kubernetes.core.k8s_info: | ||
| kind: Secret | ||
| name: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_llm_credentials | default('openstack-lightspeed-apitoken') }}" | ||
| namespace: "{{ openstack_lightspeed_namespace }}" | ||
| register: secret_check | ||
| failed_when: secret_check.resources | length == 0 | ||
| when: cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_api_token is not defined |
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@malingatembo, we want to add no_log: true to the second task that is handling the Secret as well. Since it is handling the Secret in some way, there is a slight chance that with -vvvv it would expose the value. It is better to be safe than sorry here.
| - name: Create TLS CA certificate bundle ConfigMap (from URL) | ||
| kubernetes.core.k8s: | ||
| state: present | ||
| definition: | ||
| apiVersion: v1 | ||
| kind: ConfigMap | ||
| metadata: | ||
| name: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_tls_ca_cert_bundle | default('openstack-lightspeed-certs') }}" | ||
| namespace: "{{ openstack_lightspeed_namespace }}" | ||
| data: | ||
| ca-bundle.crt: "{{ ca_cert_download.content }}" | ||
| when: cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_ca_cert_url is defined | ||
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| - name: Create TLS CA certificate bundle ConfigMap (from content) | ||
| kubernetes.core.k8s: | ||
| state: present | ||
| definition: | ||
| apiVersion: v1 | ||
| kind: ConfigMap | ||
| metadata: | ||
| name: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_tls_ca_cert_bundle | default('openstack-lightspeed-certs') }}" | ||
| namespace: "{{ openstack_lightspeed_namespace }}" | ||
| data: | ||
| ca-bundle.crt: "{{ cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_ca_cert }}" | ||
| when: | ||
| - cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_ca_cert is defined | ||
| - cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_ca_cert_url is not defined |
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suggestion (non-blocking): These two can be probably merged into one. Something like:
ca-bundle.crt: >-
{{
ca_cert_download.content
if cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_ca_cert_url is defined
else cifmw_openstack_lightspeed_ca_cert
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| # STEP 3: Create prerequisites (secrets and certificates) | ||
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Blocking: Before we start chasing reviews, it would be good to see it being executed in a job somewhere. It is going to save us from a lot of trouble later. :) That way, we chase the reviews ideally once.
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Fair point. I have since tested the playbook on CRC with Downstream resources. I've attached the execution output in JIRA OSPRH-33342. I'll start OSPRH-33343 (Create upstream job that deploys OpenStack Lightspeed) to set up the Zuul CI job that calls this playbook. when this goes successfully, we can call in the reviews :)
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| - osls_cr.resources[0].status.conditions | selectattr('type', 'equalto', 'Ready') | selectattr('status', 'equalto', 'True') | list | length > 0 | ||
| retries: 60 | ||
| delay: 10 | ||
| ignore_errors: true |
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@malingatembo, the validation that OpenStack Lightspeed has been deployed successfully must be part of this playbook 🙈. The ignore_errors: true setting was causing the job not to fail if there was an issue during the OpenStack Lightspeed deployment. What we want:
- Deploy OpenStack Lightspeed -> validate that OpenStack Lightspeed has been deployed successfully -> if OpenStack Lightspeed deployment failed -> fail the job.
Per lpiwowar feedback: - Add no_log to secret verification task (prevent token leak with -vvvv) - Merge two ConfigMap creation tasks into one with conditional logic Signed-off-by: Malinga Tembo <mtembo@redhat.com>
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Updated the playbook to work with the current OpenStack Lightspeed operator after org migration from openstack-lightspeed to openstack-k8s-operators.
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Jira ticket: OSPRH-33342