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fix(clickhouse): let a running backup sidecar pick up system-bucket credentials - #5232
A ClickHouse release with backup.useSystemBucket: true can start before the platform projects cozy-backups-creds into its namespace. Its clickhouse-backup sidecar took the S3 settings from environment variables, which are fixed when the container starts, so the first BackupJob or RestoreJob of such a release failed with no EC2 IMDS role found until the Pod was restarted, and a rotated key stayed stale the same way.
The projector now also writes a clickhouse-backup.yml key into cozy-backups-creds (bucket, https:// endpoint, region when set, keys, force_path_style from backupStorage.forcePathStyle). On the system-bucket flow the chart mounts that key as an optional Secret volume and points CLICKHOUSE_BACKUP_CONFIG at it, instead of setting S3_* variables. clickhouse-backup reloads its config file in each API handler that reaches S3 (among them the create_remote, restore_remote and list calls the strategy makes; the status and actions reads it polls with do not) and kubelet rewrites a mounted Secret in place, so credentials projected after the Pod started, or rotated since, reach the running sidecar. S3_PATH stays in the environment because the prefix belongs to the release.
Kubelet takes about a minute to refresh the volume, so the projector stamps backups.cozystack.io/credentials-updated-at when the projected content changes, and the Altinity driver holds a new backup or restore Job for up to two minutes after that stamp, with Ready=False and reason WaitingForCredentials; the condition is dropped once the Job runs. A stamp that cannot be read, or one further ahead than clock skew explains, is logged and ignored rather than holding the namespace's jobs for good. The hold applies to every Altinity job in a namespace whose projected Secret just changed, including releases on their own Secret, where it is only a delay.
The new e2e Test clickhouse-3-system-bucket-roundtrip starts a ClickHouse on the system bucket with no projected Secret, then runs a backup and an in-place restore through cozy-default and checks that the sidecar that started without credentials served both jobs. In CI the system bucket's advertised host s3.example.org neither resolves nor gets an ACME certificate, so for the duration of its own step the Test serves a SeaweedFS-CA certificate under the S3 Ingress TLS Secret name and adds a marked rewrite name exact line for that host to the host CoreDNS Corefile, removing both on exit; it proves the served certificate before any job starts.
The bug was reproduced on a test cluster running the code before this change: a ClickHouse started before the projection failed its first BackupJob with no EC2 IMDS role found. The new e2e Test has not run green yet outside CI, because it edits the host CoreDNS, which is shared on that cluster.
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fix(clickhouse): a ClickHouse release on the platform system bucket (`backup.useSystemBucket: true`) now backs up and restores without a Pod restart when its namespace had no projected backup credentials at start, and picks up rotated credentials while running. The sidecar reads its S3 settings from a `clickhouse-backup.yml` file in `cozy-backups-creds` instead of environment variables, so the upgrade rolls every such ClickHouse Pod once. The first Altinity backup or restore in a namespace after its projected credentials change waits up to two minutes (`WaitingForCredentials`) for them to reach the sidecar. Upgrade the platform as a whole: a system-bucket BackupJob started while the new chart runs against the previous controller fails, because that controller does not write the new key.
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New Features
ClickHouse system-bucket backups now use a projected configuration file for S3 settings, supporting HTTPS endpoints and optional region and path-style settings.
Backup and restore jobs wait briefly for recently updated projected credentials before starting.
Path-style settings accept common true and false values and are normalized consistently across backup storage integrations.
Tests
Added end-to-end coverage for system-bucket backup and restore, verifying restored data without restarting the ClickHouse Pod or backup sidecar.
Added checks for TLS certificate validation and safe restoration of shared network and ingress settings.
… after it started
With backup.useSystemBucket the clickhouse-backup sidecar took its S3
settings from optional secretKeyRefs on cozy-backups-creds. The platform
projects that Secret into the namespace at the first BackupJob, usually
after the ClickHouse pod started, and a container's environment is fixed
at start, so the sidecar ran without credentials and every backup and
restore failed until the pod was restarted by hand. Rotated keys stayed
stale the same way.
The projector now also writes the s3 section of a clickhouse-backup
config into the Secret, and the chart mounts that key, optionally, as
the sidecar's config file instead of setting S3 environment variables.
clickhouse-backup reloads its config file in each API handler that
reaches S3 and kubelet rewrites a mounted Secret in place, so projected
and rotated credentials reach the running sidecar. The flat keys stay
for the Redis strategy and for ClickHouse releases still rendered by
the previous chart.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…h the sidecar
The clickhouse-backup sidecar now reads the projected credentials from a
mounted Secret, which kubelet rewrites only after its sync period,
about 75 seconds after the change in practice. The first BackupJob
projects the Secret and started the strategy Job a second later, so its
attempts raced the volume update and the backup could still fail on a
sidecar without credentials.
The projector records when the projected content last changed, and the
ClickHouse driver holds back creating a backup or restore Job until two
minutes have passed since, with a WaitingForCredentials condition. An
unchanged re-projection keeps the time, so only the first projection
and a rotation cause a wait, and a Job already running is never held.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…ystem bucket
A ClickHouse release on the system bucket starts before the platform
projects cozy-backups-creds into its namespace, and no suite exercised
that order: the round-trips bring their own Bucket and endpoint, so the
sidecar never had to pick up credentials that arrived after it started.
The new Test starts the release without the projected Secret and runs a
backup and an in-place restore through cozy-default against the bucket
as advertised. In CI that host neither resolves nor has a certificate,
so the step makes it reachable from tenant-root for its own duration
and proves the served certificate before any job starts, which keeps a
DNS or TLS problem from reading as a backup failure.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
… restart
The ClickHouse sidecar on the system bucket no longer reads S3 settings
from environment set at start, so a re-projected region reaches it
without a Pod rollout, and the contracts fixture no longer depends on
optional Secret keys to start its Pod.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…is configured
The environment the sidecar used to read had no S3_REGION when the
platform carried no region, which left clickhouse-backup on its own
us-east-1. Writing an empty region into the config file replaces that
default with an empty one, and requests are then signed for no region.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…t cannot expire
The projector rewrites the credentials-updated-at stamp only when the
projected content changes, so a stamp the hold cannot use stays put.
An unreadable one failed every reconcile with no condition on the job,
and one far in the future held each job again on every reconcile; in
both cases every ClickHouse backup and restore in the namespace stopped
for good. Such a stamp is now logged and ignored. A stamp only slightly
ahead, as a skewed clock writes it, still waits, and that wait ends.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…job runs
The hold sets Ready=False/WaitingForCredentials with a countdown, and
nothing removed it once the Job was created, so a backup or restore
that ran for minutes kept saying it was still waiting. The condition is
dropped when the Job runs; a Ready condition set for another reason is
left alone.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…sidecar that started without credentials
A Pod restart during the round-trip would hand the sidecar fresh
credentials at start, which is how the old environment-based sidecar
got them, and the Test would pass without the running sidecar ever
picking them up. The Pod uid and the sidecar's restart count must stay
the same across both jobs.
The probe deadline is now measured on the clock: counting only its
pauses let a hanging exec stretch it past the step budget, so the step
timeout would fire before the probe could say what stalled.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…ronment
The chart comment said every S3 setting of the system-bucket flow comes
from the mounted config file, but S3_PATH is still set in the
environment: the platform's file carries no path, and the prefix belongs
to the release rather than to the platform.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
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This change updates ClickHouse S3 credential projection and consumption, delays Altinity backup and restore Jobs while credentials propagate, normalizes forcePathStyle values, and adds a system-bucket backup and in-place restore end-to-end test.
The projector adds S3 settings to clickhouse-backup.yml and records when projected Secret data changes. Tests cover generated configuration, invalid force_path_style, and freshness annotation behavior.
Mount configuration in the ClickHouse sidecar packages/apps/clickhouse/templates/clickhouse.yaml, packages/apps/clickhouse/tests/backup_test.yaml, packages/system/backupstrategy-controller/values.yaml, hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/clickhouse-backup.yaml
System-bucket mode mounts the projected configuration file and points the sidecar to it. Other modes retain environment-based S3 settings. Tests check the mount and environment behavior. Related comments and chart values documentation are also updated.
Delay backup and restore Jobs for credential propagation internal/backupcontroller/altinitystrategy_controller.go, internal/backupcontroller/altinitystrategy_controller_test.go
Reconciliation checks the credentials timestamp before creating backup or restore Jobs. It requeues during the propagation window and sets or clears the WaitingForCredentials condition. Tests cover timing, read errors, and archive-name consistency.
The chart normalizes accepted boolean spellings for its consumers and rejects unsupported nonempty values. Helm tests cover normalized and unset values.
Prepare the system-bucket end-to-end test hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/chainsaw-test.yaml, hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/clickhouse-system-bucket.yaml, hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/system-bucket-tls.yaml
The Chainsaw test provisions TLS and ClickHouse resources, checks readiness and initial credential state, and registers cleanup actions.
Run and clean up the backup and restore round trip hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/system-bucket-roundtrip.sh, hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/system-bucket-shared-state.sh, hack/clickhouse-system-bucket-shared-state.bats, hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/chainsaw-test.yaml
The script configures and verifies a temporary TLS endpoint, runs a backup and in-place restore, and checks restored data and Pod identity. Shared-state helpers and Bats tests cover restoration and cleanup.
cozystack/cozystack#5229 — Both changes cover Altinity archive-name handling; this change tests that waiting for credentials preserves the name derived from StartedAt.
cozystack/cozystack#5224 — Both changes touch the system-bucket Backup lifecycle and archive recording.
Suggested reviewers:lexfrei
Merge Risk: Low · up to 35823
The change lets a running ClickHouse backup sidecar pick up system-bucket credentials without a restart. During a mixed-version upgrade, system-bucket backups started before the platform controller is upgraded will fail, so upgrade the platform as a whole as the release note says. The remaining open items are minor and mostly concern the new end-to-end test.
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Minor · Gate the credentials wait on the release's system-bucket… · altinitystrategy_controller.go:101
internal/backupcontroller/altinitystrategy_controller.go:101 Minor · Performance & Scalability · Low value
Gate the credentials wait on the release's system-bucket setting.
reconcileAltinity and reconcileAltinityRestore hold any Altinity Job in a namespace whose cozy-backups-creds stamp is recent. A release with backup.useSystemBucket: false reads its own s3CredentialsSecret, so its Job waits up to two minutes without using the projected Secret. Apply the wait only when the application's backup.useSystemBucket is true, for both backup and restore Jobs.
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Review comment at @internal/backupcontroller/altinitystrategy_controller.go at
line 101:
Gate the recent credentials-stamp wait in reconcileAltinity and
reconcileAltinityRestore on the release’s backup.useSystemBucket setting: apply
the wait only when it is true, and allow backup and restore Jobs to proceed
without it when false. Preserve the existing wait behavior for system-bucket
releases.
Minor · Existing Jobs can exhaust their retries inside the… · altinitystrategy_controller.go:89-90
internal/backupcontroller/altinitystrategy_controller.go:89-90 Minor · Stability & Availability · Poor tradeoff
Existing Jobs can exhaust their retries inside the credential propagation window.
The wait gates only Job creation. A Job that already exists skips the wait. If its Pod fails and a retry Pod starts while the sidecar still holds the old credentials, create_remote can fail on each attempt. Three failed Pods exceed backoffLimit: 2, and the BackupJob fails. A new BackupJob, created after the window, recovers.
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Review comment at @internal/backupcontroller/altinitystrategy_controller.go
around lines 89 - 90:
Update the Job-existence check in the backup controller so an existing Job does
not bypass the credential-propagation wait; ensure retries cannot start until
the credentials are ready, while preserving the existing behavior for Job
creation.
Minor · Hold ClickHouse system-bucket backup and restore Jobs while the… · credentials_projector.go:455
internal/backupcontroller/credentials_projector.go:455 Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Hold ClickHouse system-bucket backup and restore Jobs while the projected bucket is empty.
On the useSystemBucket path, the backup sidecar reads its bucket only from clickhouse-backup.yml. The projector writes "bucket" into that file without a check, so an empty source bucket produces bucket: "". A Job started in this state can fail its first S3 request.
Do not reject the source Secret with SourceSecretMalformed. That reason is terminal. An empty bucket can be a partial render that the producer completes later. The projector also serves consumers that accept an empty bucket.
Hold the ClickHouse system-bucket Job start with a retryable wait until the projected bucket is nonempty. Keep the projection unchanged for other strategies.
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Review comment at @internal/backupcontroller/credentials_projector.go at line
455:
Keep the credentials projector’s `"bucket": creds.bucket` rendering unchanged;
instead, gate ClickHouse system-bucket backup and restore Job starts on the
projected bucket being nonempty, using the existing retryable wait mechanism. Do
not classify an empty bucket as SourceSecretMalformed, and leave Job startup and
projection behavior for other strategies unchanged.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/chainsaw-test.yaml:
- Around line 550-555: Update the final cleanup commands for sysbucket-backup to
delete the Backup named sysbucket-backup directly, regardless of whether
status.backupRef.name was persisted. Remove the conditional deletion based on
the captured backup name while preserving the existing wait and not-found
behavior.
- Around line 533-538: Update the `system-bucket-roundtrip.sh` cleanup flow so
shared-state restoration still runs if the 25m Chainsaw script is SIGKILLed
before its EXIT trap; ensure the marked `kube-system/coredns` block and
`seaweedfs-s3-ingress-tls` Secret are restored or removed as appropriate.
Establish a teardown path that survives termination of the run shell, reusing
the same restore logic across paths if needed, and verify it fits Chainsaw’s
step-level `finally` semantics.
Review comments at @hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/system-bucket-roundtrip.sh:
- Line 135: Annotate the probe-loop sleep near PROBE_TIMEOUT with the required
TODO(e2e-replace-fixed-timeouts): comment explaining that no Kubernetes
condition models DNS and ingress reachability from inside the namespace; leave
the bounded polling behavior unchanged.
- Line 67: Update remove_dns_block so a failed kubectl replace is reported and
returns nonzero before logging success. Preserve the success log only for a
successful replace, ensuring cleanup failure propagates even when the EXIT trap
runs with errexit disabled.
- Around line 190-191: Update the sentinel insert and post-restore validation in
the round-trip flow to use a unique marker for each run and verify that exactly
that marker is present after restore. Do not rely on the existing total-row
count, which can pass due to stale data.
Review comments at @internal/backupcontroller/altinitystrategy_controller.go:
- Around line 95-98: Update credentialsPropagationWait to accept whether
credentials projection is enabled, and return the propagation delay for a
missing Secret only when projection is enabled; otherwise preserve the immediate
return. Pass the projection state from the backup and restore call sites, and
update existing callers to provide the appropriate state.
Review comments at @internal/backupcontroller/credentials_projector.go:
- Line 456: Update buildClickHouseBackupConfig to preserve a configured endpoint
scheme instead of always prefixing https://; add https:// only when the endpoint
has no scheme, while retaining the existing endpoint value for configured
http:// and https:// endpoints.
Review comments at @packages/apps/clickhouse/templates/clickhouse.yaml:
- Around line 249-250: Update the tenant ClickHouse chart rollout associated
with CLICKHOUSE_BACKUP_CONFIG so it cannot become active until
backupstrategy-controller is upgraded and writes the required S3 config.
Establish and use a supported ordering mechanism for tenant HelmReleases; do not
rely on dependencies for cozystack.clickhouse-application or the unchanged
ExternalArtifact name, and do not assume an unsupported gating API.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @internal/backupcontroller/altinitystrategy_controller.go:
- Line 101: Gate the recent credentials-stamp wait in reconcileAltinity and
reconcileAltinityRestore on the release’s backup.useSystemBucket setting: apply
the wait only when it is true, and allow backup and restore Jobs to proceed
without it when false. Preserve the existing wait behavior for system-bucket
releases.
- Around line 89-90: Update the Job-existence check in the backup controller so
an existing Job does not bypass the credential-propagation wait; ensure retries
cannot start until the credentials are ready, while preserving the existing
behavior for Job creation.
Review comments at @internal/backupcontroller/credentials_projector.go:
- Line 455: Keep the credentials projector’s `"bucket": creds.bucket` rendering
unchanged; instead, gate ClickHouse system-bucket backup and restore Job starts
on the projected bucket being nonempty, using the existing retryable wait
mechanism. Do not classify an empty bucket as SourceSecretMalformed, and leave
Job startup and projection behavior for other strategies unchanged.
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set +o pipefail
echo"== clickhouse-rd ApplicationDefinition =="
sed -n '1,60p' packages/system/clickhouse-rd/cozyrds/clickhouse.yaml
echo"== naming.ArtifactName =="
rg -n -F 'func ArtifactName' -- internal pkg cmd 2>/dev/null | head -5
f=$(rg -l -F 'func ArtifactName' -- internal pkg cmd 2>/dev/null | head -1)if [ -n"$f" ];then ln=$(rg -n -F 'func ArtifactName'"$f"| head -1 | cut -d: -f1); sed -n "${ln},$((ln+25))p""$f";fiecho"== package_reconciler artifactName construction =="
sed -n '274,292p' internal/operator/package_reconciler.go
echo"== packagesource OutputArtifact block =="
sed -n '268,290p' internal/operator/packagesource_reconciler.go
exit 0
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Tenant ClickHouse upgrades do not wait for the backup controller.
With backup.useSystemBucket: true, the sidecar reads its S3 settings only from /etc/clickhouse-backup-s3/config.yml. The clickhouse-backup.yml key that provides this file is written by backupstrategy-controller. A ClickHouse Pod on the new chart that runs with the previous controller has no S3 settings, so backup and restore Jobs fail.
The dependsOn edges on cozystack.clickhouse-application do not order this upgrade. They apply only to the generated clickhouse-rd HelmRelease. Tenant ClickHouse HelmReleases take their chart from the cozystack-clickhouse-application-default-clickhouse ExternalArtifact. That name does not change between releases. Publishing clickhouse-rd does not change the tenant reference. The artifact content updates in place, independently of the backup controller.
Ordering these upgrades needs a mechanism that gates the tenant chart update on the controller version. The inspected sources do not contain one.
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Review comment at @packages/apps/clickhouse/templates/clickhouse.yaml around
lines 249 - 250:
Update the tenant ClickHouse chart rollout associated with
CLICKHOUSE_BACKUP_CONFIG so it cannot become active until
backupstrategy-controller is upgraded and writes the required S3 config.
Establish and use a supported ordering mechanism for tenant HelmReleases; do not
rely on dependencies for cozystack.clickhouse-application or the unchanged
ExternalArtifact name, and do not assume an unsupported gating API.
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Right, nothing orders a tenant ClickHouse release after the backupstrategy-controller release, and Flux offers no gate for it. The window is bounded and recovers on its own: once the new controller runs, the next BackupJob or RestoreJob projects the new key, holds for the propagation window and then runs against the mounted file, with no Pod restart. A system-bucket backup started inside the window fails, and the release note says so and asks for the platform to be upgraded as a whole.
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scooby87 Thanks for clarifying. I understand the upgrade window is an accepted, documented risk. Once the new controller is running, a new BackupJob or RestoreJob should project the config and proceed after the propagation wait.
The mixed-version recovery path is not verified in the supplied results. Before release, I recommend testing that sequence and confirming that a new job succeeds without a Pod restart.
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scooby87 NOT LGTM. The shared DNS cleanup can fail while the test reports success. Evidence: I ran the cleanup helper with kubectl replace returning a conflict. Under the EXIT handler's set +e, it still logged success and returned 0. The rewrite remains in CoreDNS and the next run refuses to start. Please propagate the replace failure before logging success and cover that failure path.
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Verdict: NOT LGTM
The mechanism is sound: switching the sidecar from S3_* environment variables to a mounted clickhouse-backup.yml that clickhouse-backup reloads on every API call is the right way to let credentials projected or rotated after the Pod started reach the running sidecar, and it matches upstream behaviour (ReloadConfig on each handler, env overlaid on the file). Two things hold it back.
[BLOCKER] the feature's own e2e test is not green
E2E (in-tree) is red on the head, and the new clickhouse-3-system-bucket-roundtrip test is the thing that proves this change. The PR body notes it edits the shared host CoreDNS and has not run green outside CI. A feature whose own acceptance test does not pass is not ready to merge; this needs to go green (or run in an isolation that does not depend on editing shared host DNS) before an approve. The open CHANGES_REQUESTED on the e2e helper tracks the same area.
[MINOR] the 2-minute credentials hold is a timer, not an observation
The driver holds a new backup/restore Job for up to two minutes after the credentials-updated-at stamp, a fixed number tied to kubelet's ~1-minute volume refresh. It is a delay, not a confirmation: if kubelet is slower than two minutes on a given node, the Job starts with stale credentials and fails exactly as before. Gating on an observed reload (or probing the sidecar's effective config) would make the wait self-correcting; as a fixed timer it is acceptable but fragile, and it delays the first Job in every namespace whose projected Secret just changed, including releases on their own Secret.
The round-trip ClickHouse ran on the nano preset, whose 128Mi limit
the clickhouse-1 contract suite never exceeds because it sends no
query. This suite writes a sentinel row before the backup, and the
server was OOM-killed on that first statement (lastState OOMKilled,
exit 137), so the Test failed before it reached the behaviour under
test. clickhouse-2 runs the same statements on the small preset.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
The round-trip puts the host CoreDNS Corefile back from its EXIT trap,
which runs with errexit off. A refused kubectl replace, for instance a
resourceVersion conflict with another writer, fell through to the
success message and returned 0, so the run stayed green while the
rewrite remained in a cluster-wide object and the next run refused to
start. The restore now returns the failure.
The restore moves into a file of its own so a unit test can run it
against a stubbed kubectl and so other callers can share it.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
…p ceiling
The round-trip changes the host CoreDNS Corefile and the S3 Ingress TLS
Secret and puts both back from its EXIT trap. When the run step's
ceiling fires, Chainsaw kills the shell and the trap never runs, so the
rewrite stays in a cluster-wide object and the next run refuses to
start. The step's finally runs regardless, so it repeats the restore;
after a run whose trap already restored them it finds nothing to undo.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Alexey Artamonov <[email protected]>
The Altinity driver names the Backup after the BackupJob and adopts one
that already exists under that name. The round-trip's cleanup deleted
the Backup only through the BackupJob's status.backupRef, so a Backup
whose BackupJob never recorded it survived, and the next run's
BackupJob would have adopted it in place of a fresh backup. Both the
cleanup and the preconditions now delete it by name; the preconditions
ceiling grows to cover the extra wait.
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…wait
The probe loop sleeps between attempts because no Kubernetes condition
reports that the host CoreDNS serves the rewrite and the Ingress serves
the Test certificate. The e2e conventions allow such a sleep only under
the marker that records it is waiting for something to model it.
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Every run inserted the same sentinel row and accepted any row after the
restore, while the Altinity restore takes the newest remote archive of
the release. A restore of an older run's archive therefore passed. The
row now carries a per-run value and exactly that row has to come back.
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…ording restore
Restores now take the archive the Backup recorded rather than the
newest one, and a leftover Backup of the BackupJob's name that records
another archive fails the new BackupJob instead of being adopted. The
comments justifying the sentinel row and the Backup cleanup, in the
round-trip and in its unit test, still gave the earlier reasons, which
would send the next reader after behaviour the driver no longer has.
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- Line 32: Update the `get secret` stub used by `restore_shared_state` to reject
name-plus-selector arguments and return the Secret name for a valid
selector-only lookup; add an assertion that the resulting cleanup flow calls
`delete secret`.
Review comments at @hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/chainsaw-test.yaml:
- Around line 563-573: Update the system-bucket round-trip cleanup script to
delete the e2e-system-bucket-s3 Certificate and wait for its deletion before
deleting the e2e-system-bucket-s3-tls Secret. Preserve the existing cleanup
order for the other resources.
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- Around line 50-52: Update the Secret ownership check to use a selector-only
`kubectl get` lookup, then match the result exactly against `INGRESS_SECRET`
before deleting it. Preserve the `OWNER_LABEL` guard so only the owned Secret is
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kubectl refuses a resource name together with a label selector, and the
restore asked for both with its stderr discarded, so the lookup always
came back empty and the Secret the Test serves under the platform's S3
Ingress name was never deleted. The next run then stops on its own
precondition that the Secret must not exist. A lookup that does fail
now fails the restore, since an empty answer from a failed read is what
kept this hidden.
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cert-manager issues the Secret of a Certificate that still exists again
as soon as it is deleted, and the Certificate is only removed by
Chainsaw's own cleanup after the step's finally has run. Deleting the
Secret first therefore left a freshly issued copy behind in tenant-root,
carrying no owner reference to take it down with the Certificate.
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…s cleanup
Chainsaw applied the Certificate, so the scripted delete of it in the
run step's finally was hand-rolled teardown of a resource Chainsaw
already reclaims. Chainsaw deletes a step's applied resources, waiting
for them to go, before it runs that step's cleanup operations, which
puts the Secret's delete after the Certificate's without any ordering
written into a script.
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…ip restore
The owned Ingress Secret's delete only became reachable once its lookup
stopped asking for a name and a selector together, and nothing failed
the stub's delete, so dropping the delete's status from the restore's
result passed every test. The CoreDNS half of the restore already has
this guarantee pinned.
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…hat it did
The refused-delete and failed-lookup cases asserted a non-zero status
alone, which any earlier failure in the restore also produces, so a stub
drifting from the script would have kept them green for the wrong
reason. They now also require the delete to have been attempted and the
lookup failure to be named.
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Chainsaw deletes an applied object only when its own apply created
it; one left behind by a run killed past its cleanup is patched and
kept. The Certificate would then outlive every later run and keep
re-issuing its Secret after each step cleanup, and a probe Pod whose
sleep had ended never turns Ready, failing the next run's assert.
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…deletes
The step's ceiling SIGKILLs the shell and reports only "signal: killed",
while a kubectl --timeout that fires first names the object that would
not go. The deletes it runs now wait up to 270s in all, past the 3m
ceiling, so a stuck delete late in the list would be reported by the
ceiling instead of by kubectl.
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Re the review on bfac571 (shared DNS cleanup reporting success on a failed replace):
Fixed. The CoreDNS restore moved into hack/e2e-chainsaw/clickhouse/system-bucket-shared-state.sh; a refused kubectl replace now logs an error naming the marked block and returns non-zero, and the EXIT trap and the step's finally both propagate that status, so the run goes red instead of green while the rewrite stays in kube-system/coredns. hack/clickhouse-system-bucket-shared-state.bats runs the helper against a stubbed kubectl whose replace fails with a conflict and asserts the non-zero return and the absence of the success line; reverting the check turns it red.
BLOCKER, the Test is not green: the failure on bfac571 was not the mechanism. The Test's ClickHouse ran on the nano preset, whose 128Mi limit the server exceeded on the first SQL statement (command terminated with exit code 137 while writing the sentinel row, before any BackupJob). It now uses small, the preset clickhouse-2 runs the same statements on. The same push also restores the shared CoreDNS and Ingress Secret from the step's finally when the step ceiling kills the script, deletes the Test's Backup by name, and checks for this run's sentinel value rather than any row. The Test still edits the host CoreDNS because the system bucket advertises s3.example.org in CI and nothing else makes that name resolve and present a trusted certificate inside the cluster. On 5528dd7 the Test passed in CI, clickhouse-3-system-bucket-roundtrip in 276 s alongside the other ClickHouse tests (run 42239655481); that run is marked cancelled only because the job was stopped during report collection after every selected suite had passed. The head now carries test-only hardening on top, and CI runs it again.
MINOR, the two-minute hold is a timer: agreed that it is a bound rather than an observation, and it is meant as an upper bound. kubelet refreshes a mounted Secret on its sync period plus the Secret cache TTL; on a live cluster with the same volume shape (optional Secret, items with this key) the file appeared and a rotation landed within roughly 50 to 75 s across our measurements, so two minutes still leaves margin. Observing the reload would mean asking the sidecar which config it loaded, and clickhouse-backup exposes no endpoint that reports the effective S3 settings or the file's revision, so the controller would have to exec into the ClickHouse Pod or compare a checksum written into the file, which is a larger change than this fix. The release note states the delay, including the first Job in every namespace right after the upgrade, since adding the new key counts as a change.
Re the follow-ups in the CodeRabbit review on bfac571:
Gate the wait on useSystemBucket: the hold applies to every Altinity Job in a namespace whose projected Secret just changed, including releases on their own Secret, where it is only a delay of at most two minutes; the PR body says so. Reading the release's values in the driver to skip it is possible and can follow if the delay turns out to matter.
Existing Jobs retrying inside the window: a Job is only created after the hold has expired, so its first Pod already sees the current file. A retry Pod would only meet stale credentials if the source rotates again while that Job runs, and on main such a sidecar never saw a rotation at all.
Empty bucket: an empty bucket in the source Secret produced an empty S3_BUCKET on main as well, and the projector does not validate it for any driver; holding Jobs on it is out of scope here.
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This fixes the real problem at its root. The clickhouse-backup sidecar used to take its S3_* settings from env vars, which are frozen when the container starts; it now reads a projected config file in cozy-backups-creds. I checked the two properties the whole design leans on against the shipped image (altinity-clickhouse-backup:v1.6.0, clickhouse-backup 2.7.4), and both hold: a missing config file doesn't crash the sidecar (the server comes up with remote_storage: none and stays up), and it re-reads the file on every API call with no restart, so credentials projected or rotated after the Pod started really do reach the running sidecar. The rest of the surface holds up too. Backward compatibility is fine, since the projector still writes every legacy key, so an old chart against the new controller keeps working. The public API and CRDs don't move: a new WaitingForCredentials reason on the existing Ready condition, one annotation, one new key in the Secret, nothing else. There is deliberately no Helm lookup in the fix, and projecting through the controller is the right call over a cross-namespace lookup. The shared forcePathStyle helper and the version-skew window you already documented are reasonable trade-offs with no data loss behind them.
One architectural caveat, and it is not a blocker. Cold start hangs on a blind two-minute timer that guesses when kubelet has refreshed the mounted Secret instead of watching for it. On a loaded node where kubelet needs more than two minutes, the first backup fires against an empty config (remote_storage: none) and fails. That failure is safe and self-healing, the next reconcile re-projects and holds again, but the design still cannot see it happen. I would rather the guard became observable: poll the sidecar's own readiness, or compare the content of the mounted file. If that is too much for now, document the timer as a deliberate bound and expose it as a metric, so a slow node shows up instead of quietly losing a backup.
Verdict: merge-ready, the timer caveat is yours to weigh.
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scooby87 NOT LGTM. The required website follow-up is still missing. The current backup-classes guide describes environment-based credentials and still says ClickHouse needs a Pod restart after a region change. Please link the update for the config file, propagation wait and upgrade window.
Please correct the test-order claim in the newest commit (591e87d9e2e0). Pinned Chainsaw uses parallel Go subtests, and parallel: 1 limits concurrency without fixing their order. I reproduced a different order with that native scheduling pattern, so the cleanup rationale should cover any earlier projection in the namespace.
The reload claim is too broad as well: backup and restore handlers reload the config, but actions and status do not. Please replace "every API call" with the relevant operations.
The projected Secret the preconditions delete is left by whichever
BackupJob ran in tenant-root before this Test, from this suite or
another: Chainsaw does not fix the order of the Tests in a suite, so no
particular one can be named. The restore budget is also not spent on a
credentials hold: by then the stamp is older than the backup's own
two-minute wait.
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… config
clickhouse-backup reloads its config file in each handler that reaches
S3, among them the create_remote, restore_remote and list calls the
strategy makes. The status and action-log endpoints the strategy polls
read in-memory state and do not reload it, so the mounted file reaches
the sidecar on the calls that need credentials rather than on every
request.
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The header names the backup Tests of the suite and why they are split;
it still described two of them after the third was added, so a reader
starting from it would miss the only Test that covers the system-bucket
path.
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Re the review on 591e87d, all three points are addressed on the new head:
Website follow-up: docs(backup-classes): describe the ClickHouse sidecar's mounted config file website#799 (draft until this PR merges) updates backup-classes.md for the mounted clickhouse-backup.yml, the up-to-two-minute WaitingForCredentials hold after a credentials change, and the upgrade window in which a release on the new chart runs against the previous controller; it also drops the Pod restart after a region change. The Downstream section of this PR links it.
Test order: agreed, nothing fixes the order of the Tests in a suite. The comment and the message of that commit now say the projected Secret is left by whichever BackupJob ran in tenant-root before this Test, from this suite or another, without naming one.
Reload claim: checked against clickhouse-backup v2.7.4 pkg/server/server.go. The handlers that reach S3, among them create_remote, restore_remote and list that the strategy calls, call ReloadConfig; GET /backup/status and GET /backup/actions, which the strategy only polls, read in-memory state and do not. The code comments, the chart comment and the commit messages now say that instead of "every API call", and so does the PR description.
The message changes rewrote the branch history, so this was a force-push; the trees of the earlier commits are unchanged.
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- Line 520: Update the precondition around the clickhouse-system-bucket.yaml
apply to reject an existing ClickHouse/sysbucket, or remove the stale release
and wait until its Pod has disappeared before applying the resource. Ensure the
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject a stale ClickHouse before applying this resource.
If an interrupted run leaves ClickHouse/sysbucket, this apply can reuse its running Pod. Deleting cozy-backups-creds now does not establish that the Pod started without credentials. The readiness checks and the script's identity comparison can then pass without testing the required startup condition.
Fail the precondition when ClickHouse/sysbucket already exists, or remove the stale release and wait for its Pod to disappear before this apply.
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Update the precondition around the clickhouse-system-bucket.yaml apply to reject an existing ClickHouse/sysbucket, or remove the stale release and wait until its Pod has disappeared before applying the resource. Ensure the apply cannot reuse a Pod that may have started with credentials.
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Check HelmRelease remediation history after readiness.
The Ready assertion can pass after a failed action recovers. Add helmrelease_has_remediation_cycle with HELMRELEASE_HISTORY_JSONPATH after readiness and before further release actions.
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scooby87 LGTM. The previous findings are fixed, and the website follow-up covers the changed behavior. The original DNS cleanup reproduction passes and fails again when I reverse the error-propagation fix. Controller, Bats and chart tests pass on the merge with current main; current-head CI also records a passing system-bucket round-trip.
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What this PR does
A ClickHouse release with
backup.useSystemBucket: truecan start before the platform projectscozy-backups-credsinto its namespace. Itsclickhouse-backupsidecar took the S3 settings from environment variables, which are fixed when the container starts, so the first BackupJob or RestoreJob of such a release failed withno EC2 IMDS role founduntil the Pod was restarted, and a rotated key stayed stale the same way.The projector now also writes a
clickhouse-backup.ymlkey intocozy-backups-creds(bucket,https://endpoint, region when set, keys,force_path_stylefrombackupStorage.forcePathStyle). On the system-bucket flow the chart mounts that key as an optional Secret volume and pointsCLICKHOUSE_BACKUP_CONFIGat it, instead of settingS3_*variables. clickhouse-backup reloads its config file in each API handler that reaches S3 (among them thecreate_remote,restore_remoteandlistcalls the strategy makes; thestatusandactionsreads it polls with do not) and kubelet rewrites a mounted Secret in place, so credentials projected after the Pod started, or rotated since, reach the running sidecar.S3_PATHstays in the environment because the prefix belongs to the release.Kubelet takes about a minute to refresh the volume, so the projector stamps
backups.cozystack.io/credentials-updated-atwhen the projected content changes, and the Altinity driver holds a new backup or restore Job for up to two minutes after that stamp, withReady=Falseand reasonWaitingForCredentials; the condition is dropped once the Job runs. A stamp that cannot be read, or one further ahead than clock skew explains, is logged and ignored rather than holding the namespace's jobs for good. The hold applies to every Altinity job in a namespace whose projected Secret just changed, including releases on their own Secret, where it is only a delay.The new e2e Test
clickhouse-3-system-bucket-roundtripstarts a ClickHouse on the system bucket with no projected Secret, then runs a backup and an in-place restore throughcozy-defaultand checks that the sidecar that started without credentials served both jobs. In CI the system bucket's advertised hosts3.example.orgneither resolves nor gets an ACME certificate, so for the duration of its own step the Test serves a SeaweedFS-CA certificate under the S3 Ingress TLS Secret name and adds a markedrewrite name exactline for that host to the host CoreDNS Corefile, removing both on exit; it proves the served certificate before any job starts.The bug was reproduced on a test cluster running the code before this change: a ClickHouse started before the projection failed its first BackupJob with
no EC2 IMDS role found. The new e2e Test has not run green yet outside CI, because it edits the host CoreDNS, which is shared on that cluster.Screenshots
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operations/services/backup-classes.mdfor the mounted config file, the credentials wait and the upgrade window, without the Pod restart this change removesRelease note
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