WIP: overlay node image before bootstrapping if necessary #8742
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Just surfacing some insights from internal discussions here. The AI test here is not using the ISO from The ABI tests here are not using the ISO from the |
It's odd to me that |
It's tightly coupled in ART builds because machine-os-images depends on the installer image. But upstream CI doesn't have any notion of dependencies between container images. The CI payload just contains the latest master build of every container image. So machine-os-images only gets rebuilt when a PR merges to it, regardless of any changes to the installer repo (let alone unmerged PRs in the installer repo). Arguably we chose the wrong ISO here, and in the event of a conflict between what rhcos.json says and what's in the payload, we should go with downloading the former so that we can CI changes like this. The assumption is that the payload is canonical, but that's not really true in CI, and CI is theoretically the only place they can differ. (I wonder if this would break disconnected CI tests though - @bfournie do you know? It'd also mean we'd be executing different code paths in CI than users are actually getting in reality.) |
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OK, updated! Didn't rebase to make the diff easier, but also because I don't expect this to be merged before the associated enhancement is merged. But changes now include:
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As per openshift/enhancements#1637, we're trying to get rid of all OpenShift-versioned components from the bootimages. This means that there will no longer be oc, kubelet, or crio binaries for example, which bootstrapping obviously relies on. To adapt to this, the OpenShift installer now ships a new `node-image-overlay.service` in its bootstrap Ignition config. This service takes care of pulling down the node image and overlaying it, effectively updating the system to the node image version. Here, we accordingly also adapt assisted-installer so that we run `node-image-overlay.service` before starting e.g. `kubelet.service` and `bootkube.service`. See also: openshift/installer#8742
As per openshift/enhancements#1637, we're trying to get rid of all OpenShift-versioned components from the bootimages. This means that there will no longer be oc, kubelet, or crio binaries for example, which bootstrapping obviously relies on. To adapt to this, the OpenShift installer now ships a new `node-image-overlay.service` in its bootstrap Ignition config. This service takes care of pulling down the node image and overlaying it, effectively updating the system to the node image version. Here, we accordingly also adapt assisted-installer so that we run `node-image-overlay.service` before starting e.g. `kubelet.service` and `bootkube.service`. See also: openshift/installer#8742
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As per openshift/enhancements#1637, we're trying to get rid of all OpenShift-versioned components from the bootimages. This means that there will no longer be oc, kubelet, or crio binaries for example, which bootstrapping obviously relies on. To adapt to this, the OpenShift installer now ships a new `node-image-overlay.service` in its bootstrap Ignition config. This service takes care of pulling down the node image and overlaying it, effectively updating the system to the node image version. Here, we accordingly also adapt assisted-installer so that we run `node-image-overlay.service` before starting e.g. `kubelet.service` and `bootkube.service`. See also: openshift/installer#8742
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The if chain just after this expects the final filename and not the possibly templated version. Strip the suffix in case it's a templated file. This notably fixes the mode for `registries.conf`, which became a templated file and so went from 0644 to 0600. This patch brings it back to 0644.
As per openshift/enhancements#1637, we're trying to get rid of all OpenShift-versioned components from the bootimages. This means that there will no longer be `oc`, `kubelet`, or `crio` binaries for example, which bootstrapping obviously relies on. Instead, now we change things up so that early on when booting the bootstrap node, we pull down the node image, unencapsulate it (this just means convert it back to an OSTree commit), then mount over its `/usr`, and import new `/etc` content. This is done by isolating to a different systemd target to only bring up the minimum number of services to do the pivot and then carry on with bootstrapping. This does not incur additional reboots and should be compatible with AI/ABI/SNO. But it is of course, a huge conceptual shift in how bootstrapping works. With this, we would now always be sure that we're using the same binaries as the target version as part of bootstrapping, which should alleviate some issues such as AI late-binding (see e.g. https://issues.redhat.com/browse/MGMT-16705). The big exception of course being the kernel. Relatedly, note we do persist `/usr/lib/modules` from the booted system so that loading kernel modules still works. To be conservative, the new logic only kicks in when using bootimages which do not have `oc`. This will allow us to ratchet this in more easily. Down the line, we should be able to replace some of this with `bootc apply-live` once that's available (and also works in a live environment). (See containers/bootc#76.) For full context, see the linked enhancement and discussions there.
These bootimages are RHEL-versioned and do not have any OCP components in them.
golint was complaining about:
```
pkg/asset/ignition/bootstrap/common.go:406:2: ifElseChain: rewrite if-else to switch statement (gocritic)
if parentDir == "bin" || parentDir == "dispatcher.d" || parentDir == "system-generators" {
^
```
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One update I did here is in the live ISO case, we now nuke the temporary repo completely after the checkout. This saves precious RAM space so we can fit within the 16G minimum requirements for SNO. /test e2e-aws-ovn |
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As per openshift/enhancements#1637, we're trying
to get rid of all OpenShift-versioned components from the bootimages.
This means that there will no longer be
oc,kubelet, orcriobinaries for example, which bootstrapping obviously relies on.
Instead, now we change things up so that early on when booting the
bootstrap node, we pull down the node image, unencapsulate it (this just
means convert it back to an OSTree commit), then mount over its
/usr,and import new
/etccontent.This is done by isolating to a different systemd target to only bring
up the minimum number of services to do the pivot and then carry on
with bootstrapping.
This does not incur additional reboots and should be compatible
with AI/ABI/SNO. But it is of course, a huge conceptual shift in how
bootstrapping works. With this, we would now always be sure that we're
using the same binaries as the target version as part of bootstrapping,
which should alleviate some issues such as AI late-binding (see e.g.
https://issues.redhat.com/browse/MGMT-16705).
The big exception of course being the kernel. Relatedly, currently
/usr/lib/modulesis also shadowed by the mount, but we could re-mountit if needed.
To be conservative, the new logic only kicks in when using bootimages
which do not have
oc. This will allow us to ratchet this in moreeasily.
Down the line, we should be able to replace some of this with
bootc apply-liveonce that's available (and also works in a liveenvironment). (See containers/bootc#76.)
For full context, see the linked enhancement and discussions there.