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WalkthroughThe pull request updates AWS and Azure peer-pods job settings. The installation step skips AWS and Azure ChangesPeer-pods job configuration
Provider-based credential handling
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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InstallStep->>InstallStep: Detect cloud provider
InstallStep->>OSCOperator: Skip peer-pods-secret creation for AWS or Azure
OSCOperator->>AWSInfrastructure: Use STS/CCO automation for AWS
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Azure peer-pods jobs may no longer receive credentials through their existing setup path and instead rely on unverified automation. Restore the established Azure behavior before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 14 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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🟡 Minor · Qualify peer-pods-secret creation as non-AWS behavior. · README.md:22-23
ci-operator/step-registry/sandboxed-containers-operator/install-osc-operator/README.md:22-23
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peer-pods-secretcreation as non-AWS behavior.create_peer_pods_secretreturns before creating the secret for AWS atsandboxed-containers-operator-install-osc-operator-commands.sh:611-614. However, the workload table and the step reference atsandboxed-containers-operator-install-osc-operator-ref.yaml:66-70describe secret creation without excluding AWS. State that this creation path does not apply to AWS in both documents.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 22-23: Update the workload table and the step reference for
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Keep the existing Azure credential path.
This condition makes every Azure peer-pods run return before the existing Azure peer-pods-secret creation case. An Azure cluster without a pre-existing secret will now depend on unverified operator automation.
Remove this temporary branch until the Azure CCO flow is verified. The PR objective states that Azure behavior must remain unchanged.
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- # TEMPORARY (testing): skip manual peer-pods-secret creation for Azure too,
- # to validate whether the operator's built-in CCO automation also works
- # here. Simple skip only - to be reworked (or reverted) after rehearsal
- # results are in. See AWS comment above for the underlying reasoning.
- if [[ "${provider}" == "azure" ]]; then
- echo ">>> AZURE (testing): skipping manual peer-pods-secret creation; deferring to the operator's built-in STS/CCO credential automation"
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In
`@ci-operator/step-registry/sandboxed-containers-operator/install-osc-operator/sandboxed-containers-operator-install-osc-operator-commands.sh`
at line 620, Remove the temporary Azure early-return branch guarded by provider
== "azure" so execution reaches the existing Azure peer-pods-secret creation
case. Preserve the established Azure credential path and leave other provider
behavior unchanged.
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…sc-operator install-osc-operator no longer creates peer-pods-secret for AWS at all. Root cause (confirmed against openshift/sandboxed-containers-operator source): credentials_controller.go's setupPeerPodsCredentials() only attempts the operator's own STS-then-CCO automatic credential setup when NO peer-pods-secret already exists (regardless of who would have created it). aws-podvm-image-handler.sh's prepare_for_prebuilt_artifact() only auto-provisions the S3 bucket and vmimport IAM role required for podvm AMI creation when it detects STS env vars, or a peer-pods-secret created via the CCO flow (labeled kataconfiguration.openshift.io/credentials-request-based=true). Any other pre-existing peer-pods-secret forces 'manual credentials' mode, which instead requires that bucket/role to already exist in the AWS account and hard-fails otherwise. By manually pre-creating peer-pods-secret for AWS, install-osc-operator was blocking the operator's own correct, more secure automation (which uses narrowly-scoped, temporary CCO-minted credentials rather than the cluster's long-lived admin AWS credentials). Simply not creating the secret lets the operator's built-in automation handle credentials and image-build prerequisites end-to-end. Azure behavior is unchanged: it has a structurally identical CCO flow available in the operator, but this has not been separately verified for the azure-qe cluster profile used by azure-ipi-peerpods/azure-ipi-coco, and those jobs are currently passing in production, so the Azure manual-secret path is left as-is pending its own dedicated investigation. Also updates aws-ipi-peerpods (candidate421 variant only) so it can actually be rehearsed and exercises this AWS code path: - restrict_network_access: true (required for /pj-rehearse) - CATALOG_SOURCE_NAME: brew-catalog -> redhat-operators (GA catalog) - CATALOG_SOURCE_IMAGE: cleared (unused with redhat-operators) - INSTALL_KATA_RPM: false (not installing the kata RPM for this variant)
…cret TEMPORARY/EXPERIMENTAL - to be reworked or reverted after rehearsal results are in. - install-osc-operator: add a simple, unconditional skip of manual peer-pods-secret creation for Azure (mirrors the AWS skip added earlier), to test whether the operator's built-in CCO credential automation also works for Azure the way it does for AWS. Per investigation, Azure's image-build script (azure-podvm-image-handler.sh) does not gate storage-account creation on credential origin the way AWS's script does, so this is expected to work either way - this rehearsal is to confirm CCO Mint mode is actually functional on the azure-qe cluster profile before deciding whether to keep it. - azure-ipi-peerpods (candidate422 variant only): restrict_network_access true (required for /pj-rehearse), SLEEP_DURATION 6h for live debugging access after the test phase. - aws-ipi-peerpods (candidate421 variant): SLEEP_DURATION 6h to match, for live debugging access on this rehearsal too.
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Summary
install-osc-operatorno longer createspeer-pods-secretfor AWS at all.Root cause
Confirmed against
openshift/sandboxed-containers-operatorsource:credentials_controller.go'ssetupPeerPodsCredentials()only attempts the operator's own STS-then-CCO automatic credential setup when nopeer-pods-secretalready exists (regardless of who would have created it).aws-podvm-image-handler.sh'sprepare_for_prebuilt_artifact()only auto-provisions the S3 bucket andvmimportIAM role required for podvm AMI creation when it detects STS env vars, or apeer-pods-secretcreated via the CCO flow (labeledkataconfiguration.openshift.io/credentials-request-based=true). Any other pre-existingpeer-pods-secretforces "manual credentials" mode, which instead requires that bucket/role to already exist in the AWS account and hard-fails otherwise.By manually pre-creating
peer-pods-secretfor AWS,install-osc-operatorwas blocking the operator's own correct, more secure automation (narrowly-scoped, temporary CCO-minted credentials instead of the cluster's long-lived admin AWS credentials). Simply not creating the secret lets the operator's built-in automation handle credentials and image-build prerequisites end-to-end.Azure is unchanged: it has a structurally identical CCO flow available in the operator, but this hasn't been separately verified for the
azure-qecluster profile, andazure-ipi-peerpods/azure-ipi-cocoare currently passing in production, so the Azure manual-secret path is left as-is pending its own dedicated investigation.Also included
aws-ipi-peerpods(candidate421 variant only) updated so it can actually be rehearsed and exercises this AWS code path:restrict_network_access: true(required for/pj-rehearse)CATALOG_SOURCE_NAME:brew-catalog->redhat-operators(GA catalog)CATALOG_SOURCE_IMAGE: cleared (unused with redhat-operators)INSTALL_KATA_RPM:falseValidation
bash -n+shellcheck -S warningcleanmake ci-operator-config && make registry-metadata && make jobscleanSummary by CodeRabbit
install-osc-operatornow defers AWSpeer-pods-secretcreation to the OSC operator’s STS/CCO automation.peer-pods-secretcreation for Azure to test the operator’s CCO automation.redhat-operatorscatalog, no catalog image, and no Kata RPM installation.