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ci: run QA e2e on dual-mode IPv6 OCP clusters - #23827
CI plumbing to run the QA e2e suite on dual-mode (IPv6-primary) OpenShift/AWS clusters, paired with the openshift/release job config (branch davdhacs/ocp-aws-dual-ipv6-qa-e2e).
OCP e2e jobs on AWS: select an AWS-valid worker instance type in begin.sh, and match the openshift- CLUSTER_FLAVOR_VARIANT prefix used by the dual-mode cluster names in ocp_qa_e2e_tests.py
runtime detection of the cluster's primary IP family (isIPv6PrimaryServiceNetwork) in the QA orchestrator manager
NetworkFlowTest: use TCP6-LISTEN on IPv6-primary clusters (socat's TCP-LISTEN binds the IPv4 wildcard only, so connections are refused and no flow is recorded)
IntegrationsTest: skip the mailserver subtest on IPv6-primary clusters (the mock MailServer does not accept IPv6 connections)
Central is exposed via a Route (LOAD_BALANCER=route in the job config), so no LoadBalancer-Service patching is needed.
The groovy changes are byte-identical to the versions validated on the dual-stack-e2e branch, where the QA e2e suite passed on both dual-mode flavors (IPv6-primary and IPv4-primary) of OCP-on-AWS clusters, including rehearsals of the paired release job. This branch carries only the QA-relevant subset.
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- Line 21: Update the curl request flow around --retry in the data-fetch script
to write each response to a temporary file, then pass that file to jq only after
curl succeeds. Preserve the existing retry settings and ensure the temporary
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Updated CI worker sizing and workload identity setup based on the selected cloud provider.
Updated route-based load balancer configuration to use the native route exposure setting.
CI can now install Roxie from a selected pull request instead of the pinned release.
Data retrieval requests now have time limits and retry attempts.
Tests
Updated network-flow tests to support IPv6 primary service networks.
Email integration tests now skip runs on IPv6-primary networks, where the mock mail server cannot accept IPv6 connections.
CI now selects worker-node types and configures workload identity based on cloud-provider values. Backend tests detect IPv6-primary service networks and adapt their behavior. The route load-balancer setting patches a different Roxie field. When ROXIE_PR is set, the installer builds and installs that pull request’s head commit. Central requests now have timeouts and retries.
Changes: Cloud-provider CI setup
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Summary
Provider-specific CI conditions .openshift-ci/begin.sh, scripts/ci/jobs/ocp_qa_e2e_tests.py
For non-VM-scanning OCP 4 jobs, AWS selects m5.2xlarge; GCP and other values select e2-standard-8. Workload identity setup matches OpenShift variants unless CLOUD_PROVIDER is aws; an unset value defaults to gcp.
IPv6-aware backend tests
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Summary
Detect and handle IPv6-primary networks qa-tests-backend/src/main/groovy/orchestratormanager/Kubernetes.groovy, qa-tests-backend/src/test/groovy/IntegrationsTest.groovy, qa-tests-backend/src/test/groovy/NetworkFlowTest.groovy
isIPv6PrimaryServiceNetwork() checks whether the default namespace’s kubernetes Service ClusterIP contains a colon. The email integration test skips on IPv6-primary networks. NetworkFlowTest uses TCP6-LISTEN on IPv6-primary networks and TCP-LISTEN otherwise.
Route load-balancer exposure
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Set route exposure tests/e2e/lib-compat.sh
For LOAD_BALANCER=route, the script patches .central.exposure to "route" instead of enabling the nested route field.
Roxie pull request installation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Build and install the pull request commit scripts/roxie.sh
When ROXIE_PR is set, the installer resolves the PR head SHA and reuses an executable only if its stamp matches. Otherwise, it clones the repository, checks out the SHA, builds ./cmd, and records the SHA. The PR path returns without installing the pinned release.
Central request timeouts and retries
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Summary
Set request limits scripts/grab-data-from-central.sh
call_curl now uses a 30-second connection timeout, a 120-second total timeout, and up to three retries with a 2-second delay, within a 240-second retry window.
Diagnostic collection can lose artifacts on a retried partial response; buffer responses before parsing.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Match the intended openshift- prefix.
'openshift' in ... also matches values such as foo-openshift-bar. This enables workload-identity setup for variants outside the intended openshift-... family. Use startswith("openshift-").
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/jobs/ocp_qa_e2e_tests.py at line 17:
Update the CLUSTER_FLAVOR_VARIANT check to use startswith("openshift-") instead
of substring matching, so only variants with the intended prefix enable
workload-identity setup.
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SETUP_WORKLOAD_IDENTITIES=true invokes GCP-specific setup. Because CLOUD_PROVIDER accepts unknown values, an unsupported provider can enter this path and cause invalid GCP configuration or setup failure.
Suggested fix
--- "a/scripts/ci/jobs/ocp_qa_e2e_tests.py"+++ "b/scripts/ci/jobs/ocp_qa_e2e_tests.py"@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@
os.environ["KUBERNETES_PROVIDER"] = "ocp"
os.environ["USE_ROXIE_DEPLOY"] = "true"
# Workload identities are only set up for GCP OpenShift infra clusters.
if ('openshift' in os.environ.get('CLUSTER_FLAVOR_VARIANT', '')
- and os.environ.get('CLOUD_PROVIDER', 'gcp') != 'aws'):+ and os.environ.get('CLOUD_PROVIDER', 'gcp') == 'gcp'):
os.environ["SETUP_WORKLOAD_IDENTITIES"] = "true"
enable_sfa_for_ocp()
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/jobs/ocp_qa_e2e_tests.py at line 18:
Update the CLOUD_PROVIDER check in the workload-identity setup condition so
setup runs only when the provider is gcp, while preserving the existing gcp
default when the variable is unset.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Keep the route setting in the Central CR spec.
The pinned roxie version is 0.4.15. Its native central.exposure parser accepts only none and loadbalancer; route returns unknown exposure: "route". The route deployment therefore fails while parsing this config, before the operator can create spec.central.exposure.route. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Restore the nested CR patch, or update roxie and add explicit support for route before using this field.
Proposed fix
--- "a/tests/e2e/lib-compat.sh"+++ "b/tests/e2e/lib-compat.sh"@@ -424,7 +424,7 @@
route)
# Set roxie's native exposure field: it drives both the derived
# spec.central.exposure.route setting and the endpoint lookup.
- patch_yaml "$config_file" '.central.exposure = "route"'+ patch_yaml "$config_file" ".central.spec.central.exposure.route.enabled = true"
;;
*)
die "Unsupported value for LOAD_BALANCER: $load_balancer"
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Review comment at @tests/e2e/lib-compat.sh at line 427:
Update the route configuration patch in the lib-compat test so it sets the
nested Central CR spec’s route exposure enabled, rather than assigning the
unsupported native `central.exposure` value; preserve the route deployment
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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Propagate PR installation failures.
If lookup, checkout, or build fails, install_roxie_from_pr returns nonzero. Line 70 then returns success anyway. The wrapper can run an old executable or attempt to run a missing one. Return the installer’s status so main stops before executing Roxie. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @scripts/roxie.sh around lines 69 - 70:
Update the wrapper around install_roxie_from_pr to propagate its nonzero status
instead of returning success unconditionally, ensuring main stops before
executing Roxie when PR installation fails.
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Authenticate the PR lookup when GITHUB_TOKEN is available.
This request is unauthenticated even though the release-download path supports GITHUB_TOKEN. GitHub limits unauthenticated REST requests to 60 per hour per originating IP. Repeated CI jobs can exhaust that shared limit and block PR installation, including cache hits that still perform the lookup. Pass the token header when available. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @scripts/roxie.sh around lines 93 - 95:
Update the PR lookup in the `head_sha` assignment to include authentication
using `GITHUB_TOKEN` when it is available, while preserving the existing retry
behavior and allowing the request to proceed without a token.
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Invalidate the PR stamp when the release replaces Roxie.
If a PR build is followed by a pinned-release install, the release replaces install_path but leaves its PR stamp. When the same ROXIE_PR is selected again, this check accepts the release executable as the PR build. Remove the stamp when installing the release, or verify the executable’s identity before reusing it. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @scripts/roxie.sh at line 104:
Update the pinned-release installation flow in scripts/roxie.sh to remove or
invalidate the PR stamp when it replaces install_path, so the install_path and
stamp_path check cannot reuse a release executable as the PR build; preserve
reuse when the stamp still identifies the installed PR build.
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Sources consulted:
- curl - How To Use — https://curl.se/docs/manpage.html?code=xxx
- curl - How To Use — https://curl.se/docs/manpage.html?category=23
- curl - Frequently Asked Questions — https://curl.se/docs/faq.html
- curl - When command line options were introduced — https://curl.se/docs/optionswhen.html
- curl - TODO — https://curl.se/docs/todo.html
- …and 10 more
call_curl runs inside the per-policy loop. Without --retry-max-time, one retryable URL can consume about 486 seconds across four attempts and three delays. Multiple policies can therefore make the Central data subprocess exceed its 30-minute timeout.
Add --retry-max-time 120. This caps the retry window for each URL while --max-time continues to bound each individual attempt. It reduces the per-URL retry duration but does not impose a 30-minute cap on the entire policy loop.
Proposed fix
--- "a/scripts/grab-data-from-central.sh"+++ "b/scripts/grab-data-from-central.sh"@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
local url=$1
# Bound each request: an unbounded curl here hung the whole post phase for
# the 30-min timeout on dual-ipv6-primary (one stalled per-policy GET, 2026-09-12).
- curl -s --insecure --connect-timeout 10 --max-time 120 --retry 3 --retry-delay 2 --config <(curl_cfg user "${ROX_USERNAME}:${ROX_ADMIN_PASSWORD}") "$url"+ curl -s --insecure --connect-timeout 10 --max-time 120 --retry 3 --retry-delay 2 --retry-max-time 120 --config <(curl_cfg user "${ROX_USERNAME}:${ROX_ADMIN_PASSWORD}") "$url"
}
main() {
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[warning] 19-19: curl is invoked with -k/--insecure, which disables TLS certificate verification and exposes the connection to man-in-the-middle attacks. Remove the insecure flag and let curl validate the server certificate; if you need to trust a private CA, pin it with --cacert instead.
Context: curl -s --insecure --connect-timeout 10 --max-time 120 --retry 3 --retry-delay 2 --config <(curl_cfg user "${ROX_USERNAME}:${ROX_ADMIN_PASSWORD}") "$url"
Note: [CWE-295] Improper Certificate Validation.
(curl-insecure-tls-bash)
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Review comment at @scripts/grab-data-from-central.sh at line 19:
Add a 120-second retry window limit to the curl invocation in call_curl. Keep
--max-time 120 to bound each attempt and preserve the existing retry count and
delay; this should limit retries per URL without imposing a timeout on the full
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Buffer each response before passing it to jq.
If a request times out after emitting part of its body, curl cannot remove those bytes from the pipe before retrying. The successful response is appended to them, so jq can reject the result and the diagnostic artifact is lost. Write curl output to a temporary file, then pass it to jq after a successful transfer. (curl.se)
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[warning] 18-23: curl is invoked with -k/--insecure, which disables TLS certificate verification and exposes the connection to man-in-the-middle attacks. Remove the insecure flag and let curl validate the server certificate; if you need to trust a private CA, pin it with --cacert instead.
Context: curl -s --insecure
--connect-timeout 30
--max-time 120
--retry 3 --retry-delay 2 --retry-max-time 240
--config <(curl_cfg user "${ROX_USERNAME}:${ROX_ADMIN_PASSWORD}")
"$url"
Note: [CWE-295] Improper Certificate Validation.
(curl-insecure-tls-bash)
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Review comment at @scripts/grab-data-from-central.sh at line 21:
Update the curl request flow around --retry in the data-fetch script to write
each response to a temporary file, then pass that file to jq only after curl
succeeds. Preserve the existing retry settings and ensure the temporary file is
cleaned up after processing.
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Description
CI plumbing to run the QA e2e suite on dual-mode (IPv6-primary) OpenShift/AWS clusters, paired with the openshift/release job config (branch
davdhacs/ocp-aws-dual-ipv6-qa-e2e).begin.sh, and match theopenshift-CLUSTER_FLAVOR_VARIANT prefix used by the dual-mode cluster names inocp_qa_e2e_tests.pyisIPv6PrimaryServiceNetwork) in the QA orchestrator managerTCP6-LISTENon IPv6-primary clusters (socat'sTCP-LISTENbinds the IPv4 wildcard only, so connections are refused and no flow is recorded)Central is exposed via a Route (
LOAD_BALANCER=routein the job config), so no LoadBalancer-Service patching is needed.User-facing documentation
Testing and quality
Automated testing
How I validated my change
The groovy changes are byte-identical to the versions validated on the
dual-stack-e2ebranch, where the QA e2e suite passed on both dual-mode flavors (IPv6-primary and IPv4-primary) of OCP-on-AWS clusters, including rehearsals of the paired release job. This branch carries only the QA-relevant subset.