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What this PR does

Enabling SeaweedFS on the root tenant without ingress no longer hangs. cozystack-basics wrote _namespace.ingress: tenant-root for the root tenant whatever its spec.ingress said, so seaweedfs-system depended on an ingress-nginx-system release that nothing creates, and the platform backup bucket waited with it. Every other tenant already derives the key in packages/apps/tenant/templates/namespace.yaml and leaves it empty without ingress.

cozystack-basics cannot read the root Tenant, so the platform now carries its ingress state the same way it carries monitoring: the new platform value ingress.rootEnabled reaches the cozystack-values Secret as _cluster.ingress-enabled, and _namespace.ingress is written only when it is true. The default is true, which keeps the value every existing cluster renders today, and a Secret written before the key existed keeps it as well. An operator running the root tenant without ingress sets ingress.rootEnabled: false, kept in sync with Tenant/root spec.ingress by hand, as with monitoring.rootEnabled.

With the key empty, seaweedfs-system drops the dependency through the check it already had (eq $ingress .Release.Namespace), and nothing reads live cluster state for it.

An empty _namespace.ingress now reaches tenant-root and every tenant inheriting from it, so the consumers that would break on it are adjusted in the same PR. The API rejects ingressClassName: "" (checked with a server-side dry run), and two consumers quote the value:

  • kubernetes: the proxied ingress-nginx addon Ingress is not rendered without an ingress; its Service still is.
  • monitoring: Grafana's spec.ingress is left out, since grafana-operator copies it into the Ingress verbatim.
  • seaweedfs: the S3 Ingress is disabled instead of rendering with no controller to serve it.

The KamajiControlPlane network.ingress block is unchanged on purpose: its hostname is what the Kamaji provider uses as the control plane endpoint, and Kamaji itself skips an empty class name. Harbor, bucket, bootbox and alerta write the class unquoted, so an empty value renders as an unset class, which the API accepts.

Tests: packages/core/platform/tests/apps_ingress_enabled_wiring_test.yaml pins the flag reaching _cluster both ways and with ingress set to null; packages/system/cozystack-basics/tests/cozystack-values-secret_test.yaml pins _namespace.ingress for a missing, string, bool and "false" flag, and that the other keys stay when ingress is off; packages/extra/seaweedfs/tests/ingress_dependency_test.yaml pins the dependency and the S3 Ingress for an own, empty and inherited ingress; the kubernetes and monitoring suites pin the gated Ingress. Reverting any of the gates, or flipping the missing-key default, fails the suites.

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The diff adds a key to packages/core/platform/values.yaml, which the website documents by hand.

Release note

fix(platform): a root tenant without ingress no longer leaves seaweedfs-system waiting for an ingress-nginx-system release that is never created. Set the new platform value ingress.rootEnabled to false to match Tenant/root spec.ingress: false.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Added a root-tenant ingress setting, enabled by default, that can be turned off.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Kubernetes and Grafana ingress resources are now rendered only when ingress is configured.
    • SeaweedFS S3 ingress is enabled only when ingress is configured.
    • Ingress-dependent components now respect the root-tenant setting, while other platform services remain available when root ingress is off.

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The platform now propagates a root ingress enablement setting into tenant values. Kubernetes, Grafana, and SeaweedFS templates use the tenant ingress value to control ingress rendering, S3 ingress enablement, and SeaweedFS dependencies.

Changes: Root ingress configuration and consumers

Layer / File(s) Summary
Root ingress flag propagation
packages/core/platform/values.yaml, packages/core/platform/templates/apps.yaml, packages/core/platform/tests/apps_ingress_enabled_wiring_test.yaml, packages/system/cozystack-basics/templates/cozystack-values-secret.yaml, packages/system/cozystack-basics/tests/cozystack-values-secret_test.yaml
The platform adds ingress.rootEnabled, defaults it to true, and passes it through generated app values. The cozystack-values Secret includes _namespace.ingress when the flag is missing or true, and omits it when false. Tests cover these cases.
Kubernetes and Grafana ingress gates
packages/apps/kubernetes/templates/ingress.yaml, packages/apps/kubernetes/tests/ingress_proxied_gate_test.yaml, packages/system/monitoring/templates/grafana/grafana.yaml, packages/system/monitoring/tests/grafana_ingress_empty_class_test.yaml
Kubernetes and Grafana ingress rendering now also requires a tenant ingress value. Tests cover empty and configured ingress values.
SeaweedFS ingress state and dependency
packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/seaweedfs.yaml, packages/extra/seaweedfs/tests/ingress_dependency_test.yaml
The S3 Ingress enabled value now follows whether tenant ingress is configured. Tests cover its enabled state, ingress class, and dependency behavior across namespaces.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Possibly related issues

  • cozystack/cozystack issue 5204 — The issue describes SeaweedFS waiting for a missing ingress release when root ingress is disabled; this change omits the tenant ingress value in that case.
  • cozystack/cozystack issue 4982 — The issue identifies inconsistent tenant namespace values for disabled modules; this change conditionally omits the ingress namespace value.

Possibly related PRs

  • cozystack/cozystack#5097 — It uses the same root service enablement pattern to control whether a service key is emitted in tenant namespace values.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 67fca

Disabling root ingress through the platform setting works as intended. A boolean false supplied directly in the cluster values would still render the tenant ingress reference, which could keep SeaweedFS waiting on an ingress release that was never created. This is a small, easily fixed gap that is not on the normal configuration path.

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Nitpick comments: 3
packages/apps/tenant/tests/ingress_release_gate_test.yaml: 3

12-14: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add a non-root namespace case for the ingress HelmRelease.

The suite pins only the tenant-root release. It cannot detect a change that hardcodes the ingress namespace to tenant-root for other tenants. Add a suite for a non-root tenant, such as release tenant-acme in tenant-root. Assert that templates/ingress.yaml renders metadata.namespace: tenant-acme.

Prompt for AI Agents
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

Review comment at @packages/apps/tenant/tests/ingress_release_gate_test.yaml
around lines 12 - 14:
Add a non-root tenant case to the ingress HelmRelease test suite, using the
existing release configuration and assertion patterns. Configure release
tenant-acme in namespace tenant-root, then assert that templates/ingress.yaml
renders metadata.namespace as tenant-acme.

32-34: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win

Add an ingress-enabled, SeaweedFS-disabled case to the tenant gate suite.

The gate suite only renders ingress: true together with seaweedfs: true. A later change that also requires seaweedfs for the ingress HelmRelease would still pass both cases. The tenant ingress template gates only on .Values.ingress, so the current behavior is correct. The added case covers that path and makes such a regression fail.

Suggested test case
           value: tenant-root
 
+  - it: renders the ingress HelmRelease for a root tenant with ingress and no seaweedfs
+    set:
+      ingress: true
+      seaweedfs: false
+    asserts:
+      - template: templates/ingress.yaml
+        equal:
+          path: metadata.namespace
+          value: tenant-root
+
   - it: renders the ingress HelmRelease next to seaweedfs for a root tenant with ingress
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

Review comment at @packages/apps/tenant/tests/ingress_release_gate_test.yaml
around lines 32 - 34:
Add a tenant gate test case to the ingress release suite that sets ingress to
true and seaweedfs to false, then asserts that templates/ingress.yaml renders
with the expected tenant namespace. Keep the existing ingress-with-SeaweedFS
case unchanged.

36-43: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value

Assert kind: HelmRelease in the enabled-ingress test.

The enabled-ingress test checks metadata.name and metadata.namespace for templates/ingress.yaml, but no assertion checks kind. If the template rendered a different resource with the same name and namespace, both checks would still pass. The SeaweedFS dependency looks up a HelmRelease named ingress, so the kind is part of the contract that the test title describes. A kind assertion closes this gap.

Suggested fix
       - template: templates/ingress.yaml
         equal:
           path: metadata.name
           value: ingress
+      - template: templates/ingress.yaml
+        equal:
+          path: kind
+          value: HelmRelease
       - template: templates/ingress.yaml
         equal:
           path: metadata.namespace
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Review comment at @packages/apps/tenant/tests/ingress_release_gate_test.yaml
around lines 36 - 43:
Add an assertion in the enabled-ingress test for templates/ingress.yaml that
checks kind is HelmRelease, alongside the existing metadata.name and
metadata.namespace assertions.

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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

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Review comments at @packages/apps/tenant/tests/ingress_release_gate_test.yaml:
- Around line 12-14: Add a non-root tenant case to the ingress HelmRelease test
suite, using the existing release configuration and assertion patterns.
Configure release tenant-acme in namespace tenant-root, then assert that
templates/ingress.yaml renders metadata.namespace as tenant-acme.
- Around line 32-34: Add a tenant gate test case to the ingress release suite
that sets ingress to true and seaweedfs to false, then asserts that
templates/ingress.yaml renders with the expected tenant namespace. Keep the
existing ingress-with-SeaweedFS case unchanged.
- Around line 36-43: Add an assertion in the enabled-ingress test for
templates/ingress.yaml that checks kind is HelmRelease, alongside the existing
metadata.name and metadata.namespace assertions.

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scooby87 LGTM. I checked this on a trial merge with current main. The no-ingress regression fails on main and passes here; the local and inherited ingress cases also pass. E2E is still pending.

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scooby87 NOT LGTM. I need to correct my earlier approval. The new lookup assumes the parent HelmRelease is named ingress, but the API name validator allows other Ingress names. Evidence: I rendered the Ingress chart as frontdoor; it still creates ingress-nginx-system. With both releases present, main keeps the SeaweedFS dependency and this head drops it. Please detect the deployed local ingress without relying on its parent release name, retain the Gateway-only/no-ingress fix, and add this regression case.

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Verdict: NOT LGTM

The fix is at the right layer (consumer-side, existence-only lookup, offline-safe) and not touching cozystack-basics is justified. The blocker is the key it matches on.

[MAJOR] the gate keys on the HelmRelease name, not on what the release is

packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/seaweedfs.yaml:207-208 adds the ingress-nginx dependency only when a HelmRelease literally named ingress exists in the namespace. But an Ingress application creates ingress-nginx-system under whatever release name it is given (the validator only requires DNS-1035). A root tenant with spec.ingress: false plus an Ingress application under a different name, e.g. frontdoor, has ingress-nginx-system running yet loses the dependency that main keeps: the readiness/ordering guarantee regresses for that topology. Match the population instead of one name: lookup the HelmReleases in the namespace and filter by the label apps.cozystack.io/application.kind: Ingress that the tenant chart and the API both set. That stays existence-only and fixes the original hang without the regression.

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The non-root case is added: the tenant suite now renders release tenant-acme in tenant-root and asserts that both the ingress and the seaweedfs HelmReleases land in tenant-acme, and the seaweedfs suite covers a sub-tenant that deploys its own ingress. The ingress-enabled, SeaweedFS-disabled case is not added: the lookup is only read when seaweedfs renders, so what the suite needs to pin is the ingress HelmRelease next to seaweedfs, and the ingress template gating on .Values.ingress alone is not something this PR relies on. The kind: HelmRelease assertion is not added either, since kind is a literal in templates/ingress.yaml and the suite already pins the name and namespace the lookup uses.

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Thanks. The key is the name on purpose, because the name is what decides whether ingress-nginx-system can exist: the ingress chart fails the render under any release name other than ingress (packages/extra/ingress/templates/check-release-name.yaml), the Ingress ApplicationDefinition has an empty release prefix, and the apps API sets neither releaseName nor targetNamespace, so an Ingress application frontdoor is a Helm release frontdoor that never renders. On a test cluster a HelmRelease frontdoor ended InstallFailed with The name of the release MUST BE ingress and no ingress-nginx-system appeared. Matching on apps.cozystack.io/application.kind: Ingress would count that frontdoor release and make seaweedfs-system wait for an ingress-nginx-system that is never created, which is the hang this PR removes. To keep the name and the guard from drifting apart, packages/extra/ingress/tests/release_name_test.yaml now pins the render failure under frontdoor and ingress-nginx-system under ingress, and the seaweedfs and tenant suites pin the lookup and the ingress HelmRelease to the tenant's own namespace for sub-tenants as well.

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Thanks for the second look. I could not reproduce an ingress-nginx-system from a release named anything other than ingress: the ingress chart fails the render for any other release name in packages/extra/ingress/templates/check-release-name.yaml (The name of the release MUST BE ingress). Both a full helm template frontdoor packages/extra/ingress and one restricted to --show-only templates/nginx-ingress.yaml stop with that error, while helm template ingress renders ingress-nginx-system. On the release side, the Ingress ApplicationDefinition has an empty release prefix and the apps API sets neither releaseName nor targetNamespace on the HelmRelease, so Flux names the Helm release after the HelmRelease, and an Ingress application named frontdoor becomes a Helm release frontdoor. On a test cluster a HelmRelease frontdoor with the ingress chart ended InstallFailed with the same error, and no ingress-nginx-system was created. How did you render it? If there is a path that skips check-release-name.yaml, I would like to cover it. The coupling between the lookup and that guard is now pinned: packages/extra/ingress/tests/release_name_test.yaml asserts the render failure under frontdoor and ingress-nginx-system under ingress, so dropping the guard fails the suite. The no-ingress fix is unchanged, and the seaweedfs and tenant suites gained sub-tenant cases that pin the lookup and the ingress HelmRelease to the tenant's own namespace.

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scooby87 LGTM. My previous objection about custom release names was wrong. The full ingress chart rejects frontdoor, including at the head I reviewed. My test rendered only one template and skipped that guard. I checked the actual application naming and the root and nested-tenant renders. E2E has now passed on this head.

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Verdict

Request changes

The code is fine. There's no regression, the three new suites hold the behaviour under per-conjunct mutation, the full suites are green, and a tenant already stuck in the deadlock recovers on the next upgrade. What I'm blocking on is the shape of the fix, not whether it works.

Main concern: the new lookup is avoidable

The root cause sits one line outside the diff. _namespace.ingress is hardcoded to tenant-root for the root tenant in packages/system/cozystack-basics/templates/cozystack-values-secret.yaml:18, no matter what the root Tenant's spec.ingress says. Every other tenant derives the same value correctly and leaves it empty when ingress is off (packages/apps/tenant/templates/namespace.yaml:33-35), which is the whole reason the original eq $ingress .Release.Namespace check already works for sub-tenants. Only the root writer reports something that isn't true, and that one wrong value is what seaweedfs is reaching into the cluster to route around.

The same Secret already handles this without a lookup. gateway is gated on _cluster.gateway-enabled, fed from platform values in packages/core/platform/templates/apps.yaml:183, right next to oidc-enabled and monitoring-enabled. Carry the root Tenant's ingress state through that same *-enabled path and _namespace.ingress goes empty when ingress is off, the original one-line check keeps working, and the lookup plus all three new test files drop out. The same move closes the twin bug sitting in that hardcoded block, the etcd case in #4783, instead of patching one consumer and leaving the rest exposed.

This isn't a style preference. A render-time lookup on live state is something we'd rather not add at all, and it brings three costs the source fix doesn't: the dependency lags a render on any toggle, its soundness leans on invariants owned by two other packages, and the S3 Ingress is still left inert. Details in the inline comments.

What's correct

  • The mutations are non-vacuous: per-conjunct and cross-package reverts each redden the tests that should, and the full runs pass for seaweedfs, ingress and tenant.
  • It isn't a regression. The old code added the dependency unconditionally for tenant-root, so disabling ingress deadlocked before this change too.
  • The stuck-tenant upgrade recovers on its own, because the parent seaweedfs release isn't gated and rewrites the dependency on the next render.

Findings

  • [MAJOR] packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/seaweedfs.yaml:209, Avoidable live-state lookup; fix the value at its source instead
  • [MINOR] packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/seaweedfs.yaml:210, lookup-gated dependency lags a render on an ingress toggle
  • [MINOR] packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/seaweedfs.yaml:203, soundness leans on invariants owned by two other packages
  • [MINOR] packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/seaweedfs.yaml:205, comment claims more than holds
  • [NIT] packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/seaweedfs.yaml:348, S3 Ingress still rendered with no controller

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These reference code outside this PR's diff (unchanged files, or lines outside a hunk), so GitHub cannot render them inline.

[NIT] packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/seaweedfs.yaml:348 S3 Ingress still rendered with no controller

Pre-existing and out of scope, flagging it because it's adjacent: the S3 Ingress renders unconditionally with className: {{ $ingress }} even when no controller exists, so with ingress off the object is created but inert. This PR makes that state reachable (the release now completes) without touching the inert object. Follow-up, not a blocker.

this release, and only for spec.ingress. The ingress chart refuses any
other release name, so no differently named Ingress application can
bring ingress-nginx-system up here. */}}
{{- $localIngress := lookup "helm.toolkit.fluxcd.io/v2" "HelmRelease" .Release.Namespace "ingress" }}

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[MAJOR] Avoidable live-state lookup; fix the value at its source instead

This is what I'm blocking on, and it's about shape, not correctness. The dependency is being decided by a render-time lookup on live cluster state, added to work around a value that's simply wrong for one tenant. _namespace.ingress is hardcoded to tenant-root for the root tenant in packages/system/cozystack-basics/templates/cozystack-values-secret.yaml:18, ignoring the root Tenant's spec.ingress. Every other tenant already derives this correctly and leaves it empty when ingress is off (packages/apps/tenant/templates/namespace.yaml:33-35), which is why the original eq $ingress .Release.Namespace check works for them without any lookup.

The same Secret already solves this the clean way: gateway gates on _cluster.gateway-enabled, fed from platform values (packages/core/platform/templates/apps.yaml:183, next to oidc-enabled and monitoring-enabled). Route the root Tenant's ingress state through that same *-enabled path and _namespace.ingress goes empty when ingress is off, the original one-liner stands, and the lookup plus all three new test files drop out. It also closes the twin bug in that hardcoded block, #4783 for etcd, rather than patching one consumer. Please drop the lookup and fix the source value.

other release name, so no differently named Ingress application can
bring ingress-nginx-system up here. */}}
{{- $localIngress := lookup "helm.toolkit.fluxcd.io/v2" "HelmRelease" .Release.Namespace "ingress" }}
{{- if and (eq $ingress .Release.Namespace) $localIngress }}

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[MINOR] lookup-gated dependency lags a render on an ingress toggle

helm-controller re-renders on chart-source or values changes, not when a lookup result changes. So flipping spec.ingress after seaweedfs-system is already rendered leaves this dependsOn stale until the next seaweedfs render: turning ingress off brings back the exact deadlock this PR fixes until someone runs flux reconcile helmrelease seaweedfs --force. It's in the PR body and it isn't a regression, but it's a cost the source-value fix avoids, since there the value itself changes and that does trigger a re-render.

dependsOn:
- name: {{ .Release.Name }}-db
{{- if eq $ingress .Release.Namespace }}
{{- /* tenant-root's _namespace.ingress is hardcoded by cozystack-basics, so it

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[MINOR] soundness leans on invariants owned by two other packages

Keying on a HelmRelease named ingress holds only because the ingress chart refuses any other release name and the tenant chart happens to name the release ingress. Both invariants live in other packages, and the only thing pinning them is the tests added here. That's an implicit cross-package contract: a rename or a loosened name guard elsewhere would quietly drop the dependency and nothing in this chart would notice. The source-value fix doesn't need any of that coupling.

{{- if eq $ingress .Release.Namespace }}
{{- /* tenant-root's _namespace.ingress is hardcoded by cozystack-basics, so it
does not say whether ingress-nginx-system will ever exist here; the
tenant chart creates the `ingress` HelmRelease in the same render as

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[MINOR] comment claims more than holds

The comment says the tenant chart creates the ingress HelmRelease "only for spec.ingress". Not quite: ingress-rd sets prefix: "" (packages/system/ingress-rd/cozyrds/ingress.yaml:13), so an Ingress application named ingress can be created straight through the API without the tenant's spec.ingress. Behaviour is unaffected (the lookup still finds the release and the dependency is still right), but the justification written for the lookup's soundness is wider than what's actually guaranteed.

cozystack-basics wrote _namespace.ingress: tenant-root whatever the root
Tenant's spec.ingress said, so applications in tenant-root were told an
ingress-nginx runs there when nothing deploys it. SeaweedFS then waited
forever on ingress-nginx-system, and the platform backup bucket with it.
Every other tenant already derives the key and leaves it empty without
ingress.

cozystack-basics cannot read the root Tenant, so the platform carries
its ingress state the way it carries monitoring: ingress.rootEnabled
reaches the Secret as _cluster.ingress-enabled and gates the key. The
default keeps the value existing clusters render, and a Secret written
before the key existed keeps it too.

Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…ingress

seaweedfs-system waits on ingress-nginx-system only when _namespace.ingress
names its own namespace. With tenant-root's key now empty when the root
Tenant runs no ingress, an empty value has to drop the dependency, and a
value inherited from a parent must not add it.

Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…ngress

An empty _namespace.ingress means no ingress-nginx serves the tenant,
which tenant-root now reports when the root Tenant has ingress off. The
Ingress would carry ingressClassName "", which the API rejects, and the
release would fail to install where it used to leave an unserved
Ingress behind.

Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
grafana-operator creates the Ingress from spec.ingress verbatim, so an
empty _namespace.ingress reached the API as ingressClassName "" and was
rejected. With no ingress-nginx in the tenant there is nothing for that
Ingress to attach to.

Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
The S3 Ingress kept rendering with no ingress-nginx to serve it. Now
that seaweedfs-system no longer waits on ingress-nginx-system there, the
release completes and the unserved Ingress would stay behind.

Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
@scooby87 scooby87 changed the title fix(seaweedfs): wait for ingress-nginx only when the tenant deploys it fix(platform): leave tenant-root's ingress empty when the root tenant has none Nov 11, 2026
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Reworked as suggested: the lookup and its three test files are gone, and the value is fixed at its source. ingress.rootEnabled in the platform values reaches the cozystack-values Secret as _cluster.ingress-enabled, next to monitoring-enabled, and cozystack-basics writes _namespace.ingress only when it is true. The default keeps tenant-root, so existing clusters render as before, and seaweedfs is back to its original one-line check.

Emptying the key reached further than seaweedfs, because tenant-root and every tenant inheriting from it now see an empty value. The API rejects ingressClassName: "" (server-side dry run), and two consumers quote it, so the proxied addon Ingress in kubernetes and Grafana's spec.ingress are now skipped without an ingress. The S3 Ingress is disabled in the same case, which covers the NIT. KamajiControlPlane keeps its network.ingress block: the provider takes the control plane endpoint from its hostname, and Kamaji already skips an empty class. The comment you flagged went away with the lookup. The etcd twin (#4783) is left for its own change.

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ingress-nginx-system in tenant-root, so the key stays empty, as
it does for a sub-tenant with no ingress anywhere above it. A
missing key keeps tenant-root for Secrets written before it. */ -}}
{{- if eq (toString (index .Values._cluster "ingress-enabled" | default "true")) "true" }}

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Preserve an explicit boolean false before applying the default.

When _cluster.ingress-enabled is boolean false, default "true" replaces it with "true" before toString runs. The template then emits ingress: tenant-root. SeaweedFS can consequently retain its dependency on the absent ingress-nginx-system.

Use a presence-based default, as the platform producer does. Add a boolean-false case beside the existing boolean-true test. The platform's quoted "false" path already works.

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Update the `ingress-enabled` condition to apply its default based on key presence, preserving an explicit boolean `false` so it does not emit `ingress: tenant-root`. Add a boolean-false case beside the existing boolean-true test, and keep the quoted `"false"` behavior unchanged.

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LGTM

This is the reworked version, and it does the thing the earlier round asked for: the render-time lookup is gone, and _namespace.ingress is fixed at its source. An ingress-enabled flag flows from platform values into _cluster and cozystack-basics writes ingress: tenant-root only when it is set, exactly the shape gateway-enabled and monitoring-enabled already use. The true default keeps every existing cluster byte-identical on upgrade, and the seaweedfs dependency now keys on a value that tells the truth. I rendered every consumer of an empty _namespace.ingress and none breaks, the five touched suites pass, and the gate mutations redden them.

A few non-blocking notes below; none of them holds up the merge.

Notes

The weightiest is consumer coverage. The PR says consumers tolerate the empty value, but it updates three of them and alerta is left out in the very chart whose grafana you did fix: on an ingress-less tenant packages/system/monitoring/templates/alerta/alerta.yaml still renders an Ingress, now with an empty class, same as bucket, harbor and bootbox. It is no worse than before (they carried the dead tenant-root class already), so nothing regresses, but the claim is wider than the change and alerta sitting next to the fixed grafana is the odd one out.

The ingress.rootEnabled flag is a manual platform value that has to be kept in sync with Tenant/root spec.ingress by hand, which you document at the value. That matches the gateway/monitoring precedent, so it is consistent, but it means a fresh install still carries the old mismatch until an operator sets it, and setting it wrong (false while the root runs ingress) blanks ingress for tenant-root and every child that inherits. Default-true keeps the common path safe, so this is a note, not a blocker.

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  • [MINOR] packages/system/cozystack-basics/templates/cozystack-values-secret.yaml:21, a bool false for ingress-enabled renders ingress: tenant-root
  • [MINOR] packages/system/monitoring/templates/grafana/grafana.yaml:1, alerta, in this same chart, was not given the empty-ingress treatment grafana got
  • [NIT] packages/extra/seaweedfs/templates/seaweedfs.yaml:341, the COSI endpoint changes for an ingress-less tenant, untested

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[MINOR] packages/system/monitoring/templates/grafana/grafana.yaml:1 alerta, in this same chart, was not given the empty-ingress treatment grafana got

grafana here drops its ingress on an empty _namespace.ingress, but alerta in the same chart (packages/system/monitoring/templates/alerta/alerta.yaml) still renders an Ingress with an empty class, as do packages/system/bucket/templates/ingress.yaml, packages/apps/harbor/templates/ingress.yaml and packages/extra/bootbox/templates/matchbox/ingress.yaml. None regresses (they carried the dead tenant-root class before), so this is consistency rather than a break, but alerta sharing a chart with the fixed grafana is the clear one to fold in.

{{- /* Without ingress on the root Tenant there is no
ingress-nginx-system in tenant-root, so the key stays empty, as
it does for a sub-tenant with no ingress anywhere above it. A
missing key keeps tenant-root for Secrets written before it. */ -}}

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[MINOR] a bool false for ingress-enabled renders ingress: tenant-root

The read here is index .Values._cluster "ingress-enabled" | default "true", and Sprig default treats a bool false as empty and substitutes "true", so a bool-false value renders the key, the opposite of intent. The supported path is safe because apps.yaml writes the value | quote, so _cluster.ingress-enabled is always a string and "false" omits the key (confirmed by render). But the mirrored gateway guard defaults to "false" and is bool-false-safe by luck, this one is not, and the new suite pins the bool-true input without the bool-false counterpart. dig "ingress-enabled" "true" .Values._cluster (what apps.yaml already uses on the write side) defaults only on a genuinely missing key; add a bool-false fixture.

s3:
replicas: {{ .Values.s3.replicas }}
ingress:
enabled: {{ not (empty $ingress) }}

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[NIT] the COSI endpoint changes for an ingress-less tenant, untested

Gating s3.ingress.enabled on not (empty $ingress) flips the vendored COSI driver's ENDPOINT from https://<host> to the in-cluster https://<name>-s3.<ns>.svc:<port> on an ingress-less tenant. That is the right direction (the external host had no controller to serve it there anyway, and the .svc is reachable by guest pods on the same CNI), so not a regression, but the transition is not exercised: on upgrade the COSI pod rerolls and new BucketAccess get the in-cluster endpoint while any existing ones keep the old external one. Worth a line in the PR body and, if you want it exercised, a cozystack-pr-test run.

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Aleksei Sviridkin (lexfrei) merged commit aa97451 into main Nov 12, 2026
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