rosa-cluster-wait-ready: add OCM reconciliation grace period - #84023
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Move install-completion detection from every 5th loop iteration to every iteration, and add a dedicated OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT (default 15 min) that activates after the OpenShift installer completes. This decouples the OCM state reconciliation stall from the general STALL_TIMEOUT and prevents the race condition where a legitimate long install (~55-60 min) consumes the entire stall budget, leaving no time for OCM to transition the cluster state from 'installing' to 'ready'. Previously, the general STALL_TIMEOUT (60 min) fired before the OCM-aware detection could run, because the detection only checked every 5 minutes while the stall timeout checked every iteration. Now, once 'install complete!' is detected in logs, the general stall timeout is suppressed and a dedicated grace period begins. Tracks: ROSAENG-65470
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe wait-ready script now tracks OCM reconciliation for Classic clusters. It starts a configurable grace period after installer completion, suppresses stall detection during that period, and fails with ChangesOCM reconciliation handling
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- Line 163: Update the rosa-cluster-wait-ready-cluster step environment contract
to declare OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT with default 900 and documentation, matching
the existing STALL_TIMEOUT and PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT entries. Keep the
shell default in the OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT assignment aligned with the contract.
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| CLUSTER_PREVIOUS_STATE="claim" | ||
| record_cluster "timers" "status" "claim" | ||
| loop_count=0 | ||
| OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT=${OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT:-900} |
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Declare OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT in the step environment contract.
The step reference exposes STALL_TIMEOUT and PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT, but it does not expose this new timeout. Add OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT to rosa-cluster-wait-ready-cluster-ref.yaml with default 900 and documentation. This makes the new grace period discoverable and configurable through the supported step interface.
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In
`@ci-operator/step-registry/rosa/cluster/wait-ready/cluster/rosa-cluster-wait-ready-cluster-commands.sh`
at line 163, Update the rosa-cluster-wait-ready-cluster step environment
contract to declare OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT with default 900 and documentation,
matching the existing STALL_TIMEOUT and PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT entries. Keep
the shell default in the OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT assignment aligned with the
contract.
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Good catch — STALL_TIMEOUT and PROVISIONER_LAUNCH_TIMEOUT are both declared in the ref YAML so OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT should be too for consistency. Will push a fix shortly.
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@redhat-chai-bot, thanks. Please add OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT to the step reference YAML with default 900 and clear documentation. Keep the shell default aligned with the reference default.
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Add the OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT env var to the step registry ref definition so ci-operator recognizes it and consumers can override the default 900-second grace period. Tracks: ROSAENG-65470
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Summary
Move install-completion detection from every 5th loop iteration to every
iteration, and add a dedicated
OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT(default 15 min)that activates after the OpenShift installer completes. This decouples
the OCM state reconciliation stall from the general
STALL_TIMEOUTandprevents the race condition where a legitimate long install (~55-60 min)
consumes the entire stall budget, leaving no time for OCM to transition
the cluster state from
installingtoready.Problem
The
rosa-cluster-wait-ready-clusterstep has a race condition betweentwo timeout mechanisms:
STALL_TIMEOUT, default 60 min) — checkedevery loop iteration
iteration (~every 5 min)
For installs that take 55-60 minutes (common for Classic ROSA clusters),
the general stall timeout fires before the OCM detection gets a chance to
run. The installer completes successfully (all cluster operators stable,
console route admitted), but the CI step fails because OCM hasn't
transitioned the state from
installingtoreadyyet.This contributes to a 35.4% pass rate over the last 14 days, with
~52% of failures being OCM state stalls.
Changes
Improvement 1: Check install completion every iteration
Moved the install-completion log check (
grep "install complete!") outof the
loop_count % 5 == 0block. It now runs every iteration whenconditions are met (Classic cluster, state=installing, infra_id set,
past provisioner launch timeout). This ensures install completion is
detected within 60 seconds, not up to 5 minutes later.
Improvement 2: Dedicated OCM reconciliation grace period
Added
OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT(default 900s / 15 min) environmentvariable. When install completion is detected in logs:
STALL_TIMEOUTis suppressed (won't fire while graceperiod is active)
ocm_state_stallfailure triggerThis decouples the two distinct failure modes:
STALL_TIMEOUTby
OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUTWhat's unchanged
HOSTED_CP=true) behavior is unchangedImpact on today's failure
Today's run (build 2092149609244659712): the installer completed at
08:23:07 UTC but the general stall timeout fired at 08:24:11 — just
~1 minute later. With this change, the install completion would have
been detected at the next loop iteration (~08:24), the general stall
timeout would have been suppressed, and OCM would have had a full
15-minute grace period to reconcile.
Tracks: ROSAENG-65470
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Summary by CodeRabbit
OCM_RECONCILE_TIMEOUT, with a default of 900 seconds.STALL_TIMEOUTduring OCM reconciliation.ocm_state_stallwhen OCM does not transition the cluster state within the grace period.