feat(api): add GPUClass to cozystack.io and the shared GPU model - #4998

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Review comments at @internal/gpu/model/node.go:
- Around line 26-28: Replace the broad systemTaintPrefix filtering with an
explicit mirroredTaints set containing only TaintNodeUnschedulable,
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Add a served-flag assertion to the GPUClass chart test.

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Add a served-flag assertion to the GPUClass chart test.

The test checks the group, scope, and resource-policy annotation. It does not check spec.versions[0].served. The Go install-time validation does not check this flag either. A chart change that sets served: false on v1alpha1 would pass both tests. The current value is true, so this adds coverage for working behavior rather than fixing a defect.

Suggested test assertion

       - equal:
           path: metadata.annotations["helm.sh/resource-policy"]
           value: keep
+      - equal:
+          path: spec.versions[0].served
+          value: true

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Add an assertion to the GPUClass chart test that spec.versions[0].served is
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Matches step 1 of community#99 at 30da976, nothing from step 2 left. CRD and deepcopy are in sync, tests pass. Two things I'd fix before merge:

1. Conflicts in internal/gpu/model/class.go always gives the name to the older class, but the design says the class that takes an already used name gets ResourceNameConflict. These differ on update. If a hoster edits resourceName of an old class and hits the name of l40s-24c, which tenants already run on, l40s-24c gets the condition and its VMs can't start anymore. Wouldn't it be better to keep the name on the class that has no conflict condition right now, and use creation time only when neither is settled?

2. internal/gpu/model/node.go ignores tolerationSeconds. A class that tolerates a NoExecute taint for 300s counts that node as free, the VM lands there and gets evicted 5 minutes later. Let's either not count such toleration as tolerating, or drop tolerationSeconds from the CRD, the design doesn't need it.

nits:

• VMIGPUNamePrefix = "gpu-" shouldn't become the way the #5030 webhook recognises its own entries, a tenant can name a raw entry gpu-0.
• profile is required for vgpu, which is stricter than the text. Fine for me, just mention it.
• helm.sh/resource-policy: keep on the CRD is new for this chart, worth a line in the description.

#5013 and #5030 still have GPUClaim and GPUNode, I'll look at them once they're rebased on this.

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• api/v1alpha1/gpuclass_types.go
• internal/gpu/apitest/crdcel_test.go
• internal/gpu/doc.go
• internal/gpu/model/class.go
• internal/gpu/model/class_test.go
• internal/gpu/model/node.go
• internal/gpu/model/node_test.go
• packages/system/cozystack-controller/definitions/cozystack.io_gpuclasses.yaml
• packages/system/cozystack-controller/tests/gpuclass_crd_test.yaml

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Thanks for the rework. The stack now follows the merged design: the kinds are in cozystack.io, the budget keys have the DRA-style shape <class>.gpuclass.cozystack.io/devices and gpuclass.cozystack.io/devices, and no step 2 field or kind is left. The GPUClass schema matches §3 of the design field by field:

• vendor, model, mode, profile, memory and the kind of source are frozen by transition rules, and memory is compared as a quantity, so a client that re-spells 24Gi is not refused.
• license is allowed on vGPU classes only, with a DNS-subdomain secretName and featureType 1 or 4, defaulting to 1.
• maxCount has a minimum of 1 and no schema default, and the class name must be a DNS label.
• Tolerations admit only what pod validation admits.
• resourceName is kept out of the budget domain and out of kubernetes.io.

I regenerated the CRD and deepcopy with the pinned controller-gen v0.16.4, and both match the committed files. Both of Andrei Kvapil (@kvaps)'s must-fix points are handled. Below are the points I'd like settled before merge, most important first.

1. status.ownedResourceName is API surface the merged design doesn't have. §3 says a class that takes a resource name another class already has gets ResourceNameConflict, and §7 says the status holds only free and maxFreePerNode. Recording ownership is a reasonable answer to the edit-steals-the-name case. It is still a change of course, and the proposal asks for a decision record for each one, so I'd like a short record in cozystack/community before this lands. It should cover:

• why the owner is recorded state in status rather than a stateless rule. internal/shared/appdefowner resolves the same "one owner per name" shape by creation time and name, so the record should say whether recording is GPU-specific (running VMs depend on the name) or the pattern new code should follow;
• what happens when status is lost: a restore or re-create without status falls back to creation order;
• the duplicate case. When two classes record one name, both are refused until the hoster edits one, so a controller overlap can take a class with running VMs offline. Is failing closed there preferred to a tie-break?

The record should also weigh the StorageClass model, which avoids the problem instead of managing it. Kubernetes lets many StorageClasses share one provisioner. It attributes use through the class name that the PVC and PV carry, and counts the quota keys <class>.storageclass.storage.k8s.io/… from that name. GPU budgets already work this way, since they count the declared class entries, so budgets don't need uniqueness. Uniqueness is needed only because the class name is lost before the usage record: the VMI webhook rewrites a class entry into a raw resource name, and the launcher pod's Workload sees only that name. If the class reached the record instead, for example as <class>.gpuclass.cozystack.io/devices taken from the class entries the pod carries, both ResourceNameConflict and ownedResourceName could go. That needs the class entries to reach the pod the WorkloadMonitor reads. It would also allow catalogs that uniqueness rules out, such as a licensed class next to a bring-your-own-license class (#100) on the same vGPU profile.

Independently of that choice, resourceName could be frozen, as a StorageClass freezes its provisioner and parameters. A class would then name one backend for its lifetime, and a resource name in a usage record would never change meaning. If uniqueness stays, freezing alone makes the stateless creation-order rule stable, because only creates can collide and the incumbent is always the older class. The cost is that a device-plugin rename becomes a new class, which is the trade-off against the reason §2 gives for keeping resourceName mutable.

The half of this protocol that matters lives in the status writer. As pushed today, #5008, #5013 and #5030 still carry the earlier commits of this branch, and none of them reads or writes ownedResourceName. So the reservation rules can't be reviewed end to end yet.

2. Land each part of internal/gpu/model with its first caller. Nothing in this PR calls the package (about 480 lines plus about 840 lines of tests), and the names in internal/gpu are used only by the model. The seam itself looks right: pure functions, no client-go, table tests. Whether the logic is right, though, depends on how its callers use it, and a review of #4998 alone can't check that. I'd keep this PR to the API (the types, the CRD and its admission tests) and move each piece to the PR that first uses it:

• quota.go and tenant.go to #5008;
• class.go, node.go and pod.go to #5013;
• kubevirt.go to #5030.

The same goes for doc.go. Its 100 lines describe webhooks, the license copier and budget checks that this PR doesn't contain, and they restate §3–§6 of the design, which keeps two sources of truth. They have already drifted: the field docs and doc.go speak of a Ready state, but no Ready condition is defined anywhere in the stack. A package doc listing the names, with a link to the design, would be enough.

3. Keep KubeVirt details out of the model. model/kubevirt.go hard-codes where the KubeVirt CR lives and parses its schema. It also duplicates permittedResourceNames and kubevirtNamespace in pkg/registry/core/option/providers.go, with one difference that matters: the model returns nil for an unset table, while the option source returns an empty set. I'd keep reading the KubeVirt CR in the code that calls KubeVirt, with one shared helper for both callers, and have the model take the set of permitted names.

4. Drop tolerationSeconds from GPUClassToleration (api/v1alpha1/gpuclass_types.go:101). This is the second option from Andrei Kvapil (@kvaps)'s review. The design doesn't need the field. A class toleration with an expiry is copied onto launcher pods, where it evicts a GPU VM N seconds after the taint appears, and the model already has to treat such a node as not free (model/node.go:78). Removing the field removes both the special case and the trap.

5. Tests. The admission tests in crdcel_test.go test behaviour, not text, and they are the valuable part, especially the immutability and quantity cases. Two of the tests only restate kubebuilder markers:

• TestCRDShape;
• the helm test tests/gpuclass_crd_test.yaml.

Both check group, scope, the keep annotation and the status subresource. They can fail only when someone changes the marker on purpose, and then the tests get changed with it. I'd drop both. Optionally, the repo already runs envtest in internal/controller, and running these cases against a real apiserver would avoid rebuilding its prune, default, prepare and validate sequence by hand. The hand-built sequence also always validates with the v0.37 libraries, whatever version the clusters run.

6. Mark the CRD as generated. The other CRD directories mark their files with a per-directory .gitattributes: backup-controller/definitions, backupstrategy-controller/definitions and internal/crdinstall/manifests. packages/system/cozystack-controller/definitions/ has none, so cozystack.io_gpuclasses.yaml shows up as hand-written in the diff view. A packages/system/cozystack-controller/definitions/.gitattributes with *.yaml linguist-generated fixes that, and also covers the CRDs already in that directory. The deepcopy file is already covered by api/.gitattributes.

Nits

• VMIGPUNamePrefix (internal/gpu/consts.go:30) has no user in this PR. Andrei Kvapil (@kvaps)'s nit stands for #5030: a tenant can name a raw entry gpu-0, so the prefix must not be how the webhook recognises its own entries.
• model.Pod.Namespace is never read.
• The source immutability rule compares only has(self.devicePlugin). That is fine with one member, but the rule has to grow when dra is added; a comment next to the reserved name would help whoever adds it.
• A note in the design or a decision record that profile is required for vGPU, which is stricter than §3.

A question about the design, not a defect of this PR. For WorkerClass, #115 settled that the CRD, controller and webhooks ship in a package of their own, so a platform without managed Kubernetes carries none of it. GPUClass is VM-only by design (record 0002), yet its CRD ships with cozystack-controller on every cluster, and the rest of the stack adds GPU-specific checks to the Cozystack API. #99 places it there, so this PR follows the design. Is that still where we want it, or should GPUClass follow the WorkerClass packaging before the controllers and webhooks land?