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Copilot can you check why the zuul job failed and look to push a fix, after you push the fix wait for the zuul job to report and wait for it until it's done and make sure the fix worked. If the fix didn't work then keep pushing and waiting for zuul till you get a pass. |
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📊 CI Performance Report: Before vs After Parallel OrchestratorOverall Results33.4% faster across all CI jobs — 79 minutes saved per CI run
Parallelism Analysis (AIO-OVN full deploy)
Deployment WavesCritical Path (39.6 minutes)Top 15 Slowest Components
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Dong Ma (@larainema) It seems the job atmosphere-molecule-csi-rbd keep failing after your change |
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Add a Go binary (cmd/atmosphere) that deploys Atmosphere components in parallel waves using a DAG-based dependency graph, reducing deployment time from ~60 minutes to ~22 minutes. Key components: - pkg/dag: Generic Graph[T] library with topological sort, subgraph extraction, and parallel wave execution via errgroup - internal/deploy: Component registry (42 components), Deployer interface with AnsibleDeployer, and 3-mode Orchestrator - cmd/atmosphere: CLI with deploy subcommand (--inventory, --tags, --playbook-dir, --concurrency flags) Three operating modes: - No tags: full DAG parallel deployment (11 waves) - Single tag: pass-through to ansible-playbook (backwards compatible) - Multiple tags: DAG-aware subgraph with parallel waves The orchestrator spawns concurrent ansible-playbook processes with generated per-component playbooks piped via /dev/stdin, avoiding multi-play parsing overhead. Output is streamed with [component] prefixes for clear CI log interleaving. Backwards compatibility: existing ansible-playbook usage, tags, and variables are completely unchanged. The orchestrator is additive. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
Update molecule converge playbooks to build and use the atmosphere binary for deployment: - default: full DAG deploy (no tags) - csi: multi-tag with ceph,kubernetes,csi (or kubernetes,csi) - keycloak: multi-tag with all keycloak dependencies - pxc: single-tag pass-through for percona-xtradb-cluster The multi-tag mode resolves DAG ordering automatically, running independent components in parallel where possible. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
Adjust DAG dependencies based on actual role analysis: - ingress-nginx: drop cluster-issuer dep (only needs kubernetes) - pxc, valkey, kube-prometheus-stack, loki: add csi dep (all use PVCs) - lpfc, multipathd, iscsi, udev: remove kubernetes dep (pure host config) - rook-ceph: depend on kubernetes only (operator, not storage consumer) - rook-ceph-cluster: add ceph dep (needs ceph monitors) - nova: add neutron dep, drop ovn/coredns (transitive via neutron) - neutron: add coredns dep (dnsmasq_dns_servers uses coredns) - magnum: depend on octavia, barbican, heat (configures all three clients) - openstack-exporter: depend on cinder, neutron (only hard runtime deps) Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
- Add ensure-go role (v1.24.4) to molecule pre-run playbook - Set CGO_ENABLED=0 and explicit Go PATH in all converge build tasks - Add kubernetes, csi, valkey to keycloak scenario tags (transitive deps) Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
When rendering playbooks piped via /dev/stdin, ansible-playbook has no collection context. Prefix bare role names with vexxhost.atmosphere. so Ansible can resolve them from the installed collection. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
Use vexxhost.atmosphere.* fully-qualified collection names for both playbooks (PlaybookType) and roles (RoleType). This removes the need for --playbook-dir since Ansible resolves collection references directly. Also removes the openstacksdk prerequisite step since dependent roles already call it and Ansible does atomic writes. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
Add a ResourceCoordinator that serializes components sharing a named resource (e.g., 'apt'). Components ceph and kubernetes declare the apt resource since they come from external collections where we cannot add retries. For all roles within vexxhost.atmosphere that use package management, add retries (5 attempts, 10s delay) to gracefully handle dpkg lock contention during parallel deployment. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
Mark multipathd and iscsi with the 'apt' resource since they install packages on the same hosts as ceph/kubernetes (external collections without retries). Also set changed_when: false on all molecule converge build/deploy tasks to pass idempotence checks. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
Environment values containing Jinja expressions with single quotes (e.g., ceph container image) broke YAML parsing when wrapped in single-quoted YAML strings. Switch to Go's %q format which uses double quotes, safely containing single quotes in the values. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
ipmi-exporter deploys directly into the monitoring namespace using kubernetes.core.k8s (not Helm with create_namespace: true), so it needs the namespace to exist first. kube-prometheus-stack creates it. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
keepalived and percona-xtradb-cluster deploy raw k8s resources into the openstack namespace without creating it. memcached (via Helm with create_namespace: true) creates the namespace. Add memcached as a dependency so the namespace exists before these components run. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
prometheus-pushgateway enables serviceMonitor which requires the ServiceMonitor CRD from kube-prometheus-stack. Without this dep, the Helm install fails with 'no matches for kind ServiceMonitor'. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
The vexxhost.kubernetes collection uses kubernetes.core.k8s modules in early plays before the Python kubernetes package is installed by later plays. When running in parallel mode, this race becomes more visible. Install the package in pre-run to ensure it's available system-wide before any playbooks execute. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
libvirt, kube-prometheus-stack, and valkey all create Certificate resources using cert-manager.io/v1 CRDs directly via kubernetes.core.k8s. They also reference a ClusterIssuer named 'self-signed' created by the cluster-issuer role. Add cluster-issuer as a dependency so the CRDs and issuer exist before these components deploy. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
The kube_prometheus_stack role starts by waiting for the Keycloak StatefulSet to be ready and then creates realms/clients. Without keycloak in its dependency list, it can start before keycloak is deployed, causing 'list object has no element 0' errors when checking the StatefulSet status. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
The rook_ceph_cluster role creates Keystone users, services, and endpoints for Swift/RGW integration using openstack.cloud modules. Without keystone being deployed first, these calls fail with SSL connection errors to the identity endpoint. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
Manila creates compute flavors (needs Nova endpoint), uploads images (needs Glance via Nova chain), and its Helm values reference endpoints for nova, neutron, and cinder. Without these services deployed first, manila fails with EndpointNotFound for the compute service. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mohammed Naser <[email protected]>
Introduce a magnum_pre role that uploads the Glance cluster image and handles related OpenStack-side setup. Registered as the PreRoleName for the magnum component so it runs concurrently with the magnum Helm deploy, overlapping image upload time (~150s) with the Helm install. The magnum main role checks `_pre_role_active` and skips the upload tasks that magnum_pre now owns. Also remove magnum's install-time dependency on octavia. Magnum's Helm install only needs the octavia endpoint URL — a deterministic string from openstack_helm_endpoints — not a running Octavia service. Magnum can now start after barbican and heat complete instead of waiting for octavia, saving several minutes on the critical path. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: ricolin <[email protected]>
Introduce an octavia_pre role that creates the cert-manager Certificates and admin quota required by Octavia before the main Helm deploy needs them. Registered as the PreRoleName for the octavia component so it runs concurrently with the octavia Helm deploy, overlapping ~15s of setup with the Helm install. The octavia main role waits for the cert-manager secrets created by octavia_pre before proceeding, and checks `_pre_role_active` to skip tasks that octavia_pre now owns. Add a registry integration test that verifies magnum and octavia each declare a pre-role. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: ricolin <[email protected]>
Two edges in the parallel deploy orchestrator DAG are configuration-only references (endpoint URLs stored in Helm values templates) rather than real install-time API calls. Remove them so the orchestrator schedules affected components earlier: - magnum no longer depends on octavia, barbican, or heat. magnum.conf references barbican_client and heat_client but those strings are only dereferenced when a user later creates a cluster. magnum does depend on glance at install time to upload the cluster image. - rook-ceph-cluster no longer depends on barbican; the real dependency was keystone, now declared correctly. Add a keystone-api readiness wait in roles/rook_ceph_cluster/tasks/main.yml to prevent a race with Keystone's rollout before the subsequent openstack.cloud.* calls, and pre-create the service project and domain to avoid racing Keystone's keystone-user jobs. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: ricolin <[email protected]>
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The parallel deploy orchestrator used Kahn's algorithm levels
("waves") to drive concurrency: every node in wave N had to finish
before any node in wave N+1 started. This introduced gaps on the
critical path when a short node shared a wave with an unrelated long
one — for example, a 9-second component (deps: cert-manager only)
could sit idle for 340s waiting for ceph to finish, purely because
both ended up in the same Kahn wave.
Replace the wave-barrier loop in pkg/dag/dag.go with an event-driven
scheduler: each node has its own done channel, waits on the done
channels of its direct dependencies, and then runs. The concurrency
parameter becomes a global in-flight cap (one semaphore across the
whole graph) instead of a per-wave cap, which matches what we
actually want to bound.
Correctness:
- The partial order from DependsOn is preserved; cycles are still
rejected via the existing Waves() check.
- On error, the failing node's done channel is never closed, so
dependents exit via the errgroup context cancellation instead of
hanging.
Tests:
- TestRunShortNodeNotBlockedByUnrelatedLongNode locks in the new
behavior by asserting a short node starts before an unrelated
long node in the same Kahn wave finishes.
- TestRunStopsDependentsOnError asserts dependents of a failed node
never run.
- TestRunConcurrencyCap asserts the global cap bounds in-flight
goroutines across the whole graph.
- Existing tests (ordering, parallelism, subgraph) still pass under
-race.
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…cy cap The parallel deploy orchestrator started goroutines for all nodes at once and serialised admission through a plain channel semaphore when a global concurrency cap was set. Admission order then fell out of goroutine-scheduling order, which is effectively arbitrary. Under a bounded cap that can make the makespan worse than necessary: when multiple ready nodes compete for the last free slot, admitting a short node with little behind it before a long node that still has a deep chain of dependents is exactly the wrong choice. Replace the channel semaphore with a priority-aware scheduler that admits the highest-priority waiter whenever capacity becomes free. Priority is the length of each node's longest downstream chain in the DAG (a unit-weighted critical path) and is precomputed once at the start of Run. Ties fall back to arrival order, so ordering stays deterministic. When concurrency <= 0 the scheduler is skipped entirely and behaviour is unchanged. This is a classic list-scheduling / HEFT heuristic; it costs O(V + E) at start-up and a bounded heap per Run invocation, and it does not change the partial order established by DependsOn. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: ricolin <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]>
Drop the specific 60m→22m numbers from the parallel deployment orchestrator release note. Actual full-deploy times vary with the environment (single-node AIO vs multi-node production) and with the subsequent scheduling improvements in this series, so a single fixed pair of numbers is misleading. Describe the qualitative behaviour instead and let downstream operators measure in their own environment. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]>
The orchestrator unit tests previously invoked ansible-playbook directly via runPreflightChecks, which made them non-hermetic — they failed on any host without Ansible installed. The tests were also not run by any Zuul job, so the Go unit test coverage for the parallel deploy orchestrator was not enforced by CI. Address both gaps: * Add a Preflight hook on Orchestrator so the preflight step can be overridden. The production code path is unchanged (nil hook falls back to the ansible-playbook-based implementation); tests inject a no-op. * Add an atmosphere-go-test Zuul job that runs `go test` for pkg/dag, internal/deploy, and cmd/atmosphere on every check and gate, using the existing ensure-go role already relied on by the molecule jobs. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: ricolin <[email protected]>
Add the standard short-form VEXXHOST copyright and SPDX-License-Identifier headers to all new Go sources and to .goreleaser.yml introduced in this branch, and normalize the copyright year to 2026 on other new files that were still stamped 2025. Files following no-header conventions (READMEs, reno notes) are left unchanged. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: ricolin <[email protected]>
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Ansible-lint runs as a pre-commit hook and was failing on the new
test-playbooks/go-test/run.yml with two issues:
* syntax-check could not resolve the 'ensure-go' role, which is
provided by the Zuul executor at runtime and is not vendored
into the repository. The same role is referenced by the
existing molecule pre-run playbook but is skipped there because
molecule/ paths are classified differently by ansible-lint.
* both plays in the new playbook were unnamed, which trips
name[play] under the basic profile.
Register ensure-go in mock_roles so ansible-lint stops trying to
resolve it on disk, and give each play an explicit name.
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Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]>
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Three complementary orchestrator improvements for the parallel deploy critical path (measured on top of PR #3818). 1. PreRoleDependsOn asymmetric gating Adds a `PreRoleDependsOn` field to `Component` so a pre-role can wait for different dependencies than the main role. The orchestrator builds a `preGate` closure that waits on a shared `completionTracker`; the main role starts as soon as the component's own DependsOn are satisfied. Applied to Keystone: the Keycloak realm / MFA / OIDC client / OpenID ConfigMap tasks move to a new `keystone_pre` role that waits for Keycloak, while the Keystone Helm install runs in parallel with Keycloak startup. Frees ~3 min from the serial Keycloak→Keystone window. 2. Neutron DAG audit Removes `nova` from `neutron.DependsOn`. The Neutron Ansible role only runs Helm install + ingress; the neutron-metadata-agent pod talks to the Nova API at runtime, not at install time. Lets Neutron install in parallel with Nova (~2-3 min saving on the critical path). 3. Configurable ResourceCoordinator Generalizes the resource semaphore from a per-resource mutex (cap=1) to a configurable cap per resource. Adds a `k8s-api` resource with default cap 6 and tags heavy helm-driven components (keystone, neutron, nova, cinder, glance, placement, heat, barbican, octavia, magnum, manila, horizon). Smooths apiserver load without serializing. Tests * completion_test.go — tracker Wait/MarkDone semantics and context cancel * resource_concurrency_test.go — overrides and k8s-api default cap * orchestrator_test.go — buildPreGate branching * existing deployer/orchestrator tests updated for new `Deploy` signature (`preGate func(context.Context) error`) Backwards compatibility The sequential `playbooks/openstack.yml --tags keystone` path is preserved: the Keycloak tasks still exist in `roles/keystone/tasks/main.yml` guarded by `_pre_role_active`, following the same pattern used by `octavia` and `magnum`. Signed-off-by: Ricardo Lin <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <>
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Three complementary orchestrator improvements for the parallel deploy critical path (measured on top of PR #3818). 1. PreRoleDependsOn asymmetric gating Adds a `PreRoleDependsOn` field to `Component` so a pre-role can wait for different dependencies than the main role. The orchestrator builds a `preGate` closure that waits on a shared `completionTracker`; the main role starts as soon as the component's own DependsOn are satisfied. Applied to Keystone: the Keycloak realm / MFA / OIDC client / OpenID ConfigMap tasks move to a new `keystone_pre` role that waits for Keycloak, while the Keystone Helm install runs in parallel with Keycloak startup. Frees ~3 min from the serial Keycloak→Keystone window. 2. Neutron DAG audit Removes `nova` from `neutron.DependsOn`. The Neutron Ansible role only runs Helm install + ingress; the neutron-metadata-agent pod talks to the Nova API at runtime, not at install time. Lets Neutron install in parallel with Nova (~2-3 min saving on the critical path). 3. Configurable ResourceCoordinator Generalizes the resource semaphore from a per-resource mutex (cap=1) to a configurable cap per resource. Adds a `k8s-api` resource with default cap 6 and tags heavy helm-driven components (keystone, neutron, nova, cinder, glance, placement, heat, barbican, octavia, magnum, manila, horizon). Smooths apiserver load without serializing. Tests * completion_test.go — tracker Wait/MarkDone semantics and context cancel * resource_concurrency_test.go — overrides and k8s-api default cap * orchestrator_test.go — buildPreGate branching * existing deployer/orchestrator tests updated for new `Deploy` signature (`preGate func(context.Context) error`) Backwards compatibility The sequential `playbooks/openstack.yml --tags keystone` path is preserved: the Keycloak tasks still exist in `roles/keystone/tasks/main.yml` guarded by `_pre_role_active`, following the same pattern used by `octavia` and `magnum`. Signed-off-by: Ricardo Lin <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <>
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Three complementary orchestrator improvements for the parallel deploy critical path (measured on top of PR #3818). 1. PreRoleDependsOn asymmetric gating Adds a `PreRoleDependsOn` field to `Component` so a pre-role can wait for different dependencies than the main role. The orchestrator builds a `preGate` closure that waits on a shared `completionTracker`; the main role starts as soon as the component's own DependsOn are satisfied. Applied to Keystone: the Keycloak realm / MFA / OIDC client / OpenID ConfigMap tasks move to a new `keystone_pre` role that waits for Keycloak, while the Keystone Helm install runs in parallel with Keycloak startup. Frees ~3 min from the serial Keycloak→Keystone window. 2. Neutron DAG audit Removes `nova` from `neutron.DependsOn`. The Neutron Ansible role only runs Helm install + ingress; the neutron-metadata-agent pod talks to the Nova API at runtime, not at install time. Lets Neutron install in parallel with Nova (~2-3 min saving on the critical path). 3. Configurable ResourceCoordinator Generalizes the resource semaphore from a per-resource mutex (cap=1) to a configurable cap per resource. Adds a `k8s-api` resource with default cap 6 and tags heavy helm-driven components (keystone, neutron, nova, cinder, glance, placement, heat, barbican, octavia, magnum, manila, horizon). Smooths apiserver load without serializing. Tests * completion_test.go — tracker Wait/MarkDone semantics and context cancel * resource_concurrency_test.go — overrides and k8s-api default cap * orchestrator_test.go — buildPreGate branching * existing deployer/orchestrator tests updated for new `Deploy` signature (`preGate func(context.Context) error`) Backwards compatibility The sequential `playbooks/openstack.yml --tags keystone` path is preserved: the Keycloak tasks still exist in `roles/keystone/tasks/main.yml` guarded by `_pre_role_active`, following the same pattern used by `octavia` and `magnum`. Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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Three complementary orchestrator improvements for the parallel deploy critical path (measured on top of PR #3818). 1. PreRoleDependsOn asymmetric gating Adds a `PreRoleDependsOn` field to `Component` so a pre-role can wait for different dependencies than the main role. The orchestrator builds a `preGate` closure that waits on a shared `completionTracker`; the main role starts as soon as the component's own DependsOn are satisfied. Applied to Keystone: the Keycloak realm / MFA / OIDC client / OpenID ConfigMap tasks move to a new `keystone_pre` role that waits for Keycloak, while the Keystone Helm install runs in parallel with Keycloak startup. Frees ~3 min from the serial Keycloak→Keystone window. 2. Neutron DAG audit Removes `nova` from `neutron.DependsOn`. The Neutron Ansible role only runs Helm install + ingress; the neutron-metadata-agent pod talks to the Nova API at runtime, not at install time. Lets Neutron install in parallel with Nova (~2-3 min saving on the critical path). 3. Configurable ResourceCoordinator Generalizes the resource semaphore from a per-resource mutex (cap=1) to a configurable cap per resource. Adds a `k8s-api` resource with default cap 6 and tags heavy helm-driven components (keystone, neutron, nova, cinder, glance, placement, heat, barbican, octavia, magnum, manila, horizon). Smooths apiserver load without serializing. Tests * completion_test.go — tracker Wait/MarkDone semantics and context cancel * resource_concurrency_test.go — overrides and k8s-api default cap * orchestrator_test.go — buildPreGate branching * existing deployer/orchestrator tests updated for new `Deploy` signature (`preGate func(context.Context) error`) Backwards compatibility The sequential `playbooks/openstack.yml --tags keystone` path is preserved: the Keycloak tasks still exist in `roles/keystone/tasks/main.yml` guarded by `_pre_role_active`, following the same pattern used by `octavia` and `magnum`. Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
Two complementary orchestrator improvements for the parallel deploy critical path. 1. PreRoleDependsOn asymmetric gating Adds a `PreRoleDependsOn` field to `Component` so a pre-role can wait for different dependencies than the main role. The orchestrator builds a `preGate` closure that waits on a shared `completionTracker`; the main role starts as soon as the component's own DependsOn are satisfied. Applied to Keystone: the Keycloak realm / MFA / OIDC client / OpenID ConfigMap tasks move to a new `keystone_pre` role that waits for Keycloak, while the Keystone Helm install runs in parallel with Keycloak startup. Frees ~3 min from the serial Keycloak→Keystone window. 2. Configurable ResourceCoordinator Generalizes the resource semaphore from a per-resource mutex (cap=1) to a configurable cap per resource. Adds a `k8s-api` resource with default cap 6 and tags heavy helm-driven components (keystone, neutron, nova, cinder, glance, placement, heat, barbican, octavia, magnum, manila, horizon). Smooths apiserver load without serializing. Adds a `keycloak-admin` resource (cap 1) on `keystone` and `kube-prometheus-stack` so concurrent calls to the Keycloak admin HTTP endpoint don't race. Tests * completion_test.go — tracker Wait/MarkDone semantics and context cancel * resource_concurrency_test.go — overrides and k8s-api default cap * orchestrator_test.go — buildPreGate branching * existing deployer/orchestrator tests updated for new `Deploy` signature (`preGate func(context.Context) error`) Backwards compatibility The sequential `playbooks/openstack.yml --tags keystone` path is preserved: the Keycloak tasks still exist in `roles/keystone/tasks/main.yml` guarded by `_pre_role_active`, following the same pattern used by `octavia` and `magnum`. Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
Apply the same `PreRoleDependsOn` pattern used for Keystone to Neutron. The `neutron` component's heavy Helm install (~5 min) only needs Keystone, OVN, and CoreDNS — it does not require Nova. Only the post-install "Create networks" task hits the neutron-server availability zone check that requires Nova compute to have registered the default `nova` zone. Move the install (set facts, Helm install, ingress) into a new `neutron_pre` role gated on `keystone`, `ovn`, and `coredns`. The main `neutron` role keeps the network creation tasks and now only depends on Nova. The duplicated install tasks in the main role are gated with `when: not (_pre_role_active | default(false))` so a legacy serial deploy still works without the orchestrator. Under the parallel orchestrator the install now overlaps with Nova, shaving roughly three minutes off the OVN and OVS critical path. The network creation step continues to wait on Nova so the OVS availability zone check still passes. Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
Image uploads (the glance_image loop) move into a new glance_images role and a new glance-images orchestrator component that depends on glance. Downstream services (Nova, Magnum, ...) now wait only for the Glance API instead of for image downloads. playbooks/openstack.yml runs glance_images right after glance so legacy site.yml deploys keep the same behaviour. Note: an earlier revision of this commit also tried to move Octavia's Helm install up to Keystone time. That does not work because the chart values reference the management network UUID, amphora image owner, and controller port list — all of which are populated by tasks in generate_resources.yml that need Neutron, Glance, and Nova APIs. Those Octavia changes have been reverted; only the Glance split remains. Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
The neutron split moved the Helm install into neutron_pre, which
removes the ~3-minute cushion previously provided by running the
Helm install sequentially after Nova. With the cushion gone, the
'Create networks' task in the main neutron role can hit the
'AvailabilityZone nova could not be found' error when Nova compute
takes longer than 5 minutes to register itself. Bump retries from
60 (5 min) to 120 (10 min) for both 'Create networks' and 'Create
subnets' loops so the network creation tolerates slower Nova boots.
Also rephrase the Glance image split bullet in the release note to
avoid a Microsoft.Passive ('be deployed') Vale annotation that the
reviewdog action treats as fail-on-error in added lines.
Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]>
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CI performance — adding tier-1 + tier-2 deploy-perf commitsThe four follow-up commits from #3877 have been folded into this PR:
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New 'image_warmup' role and component that runs 'crictl pull' on every Kubernetes node for every value in '_atmosphere_images' as soon as the cluster is ready. The component depends only on 'kubernetes' and disables fact gathering so it joins wave 1 of the parallel orchestrator and runs alongside 'csi', 'cert-manager', and the early infrastructure components. Pulls are best-effort: each command sets failed_when=false so a registry hiccup or missing image does not break the deploy. The kubelet falls back to on-demand pulling for any image that was not warmed in time. The role also exposes 'image_warmup_images' to override the list and 'image_warmup_concurrency' to throttle parallel pulls per host. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Change-Id: Ic45d666bd1c67e26ab7fe5390981ab73e6715e72 Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]>
Components such as magnum and octavia run a pre-role and main role concurrently inside an errgroup. When one of them fails (e.g. the flaky GitHub release download in magnum's main role), the errgroup cancels its context and exec.CommandContext SIGKILLs the direct ansible-playbook process. Grandchild processes (ssh, python helpers, glance image download workers) inherit the parent's stdout/stderr pipes and survive the SIGKILL, so prefixOutput's bufio.Scanner blocks forever, cmd.Wait never returns, and the orchestrator hangs until Zuul kills the entire job at the 2 h timeout. This was the actual cause of the molecule-aio-ovn timeout in PR 3818 CI: 41 of 42 components finished cleanly within ~30 minutes, but the magnum goroutine remained stuck in cmd.Wait for 1 h 39 min after the main role exited with failed=1. Fix: start every ansible-playbook subprocess in its own process group (Setpgid) and override exec.Cmd.Cancel to signal the whole group with SIGKILL on context cancel, and set WaitDelay so the runtime force- closes inherited pipes if any descendant outlives the kill. Applied to AnsibleDeployer.runRole and to the preflight and single-tag codepaths in the orchestrator. Co-authored-by: Copilot <[email protected]> Change-Id: Iaa187dfb3bf9d196f2f64113a9fc1399345b8a59 Signed-off-by: Rico Lin <[email protected]>
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Summary
Adds a Go binary (
cmd/atmosphere) that deploys Atmosphere components in parallel waves using a DAG-based dependency graph, targeting a reduction from ~60 minutes to ~22 minutes for full deployments.Architecture
pkg/dag/Graph[T]library — Kahn's topo sort, subgraph extraction, parallel wave execution via errgroupinternal/deploy/Deployerinterface +AnsibleDeployer, 3-mode orchestratorcmd/atmosphere/atmosphere deploy --inventory <inv> [--tags <t>]Three Operating Modes
--tags keystone): Pass-through toansible-playbook site.yml --tags keystone— identical to today--tags nova,keystone): DAG-aware subgraph with parallel wavesWave Schedule (Full Deploy)
How It Works
PlaybookTypecomponents (ceph, kubernetes, csi): runs the full playbook file directlyRoleTypecomponents (everything else): generates a minimal single-role playbook at runtime and pipes it via/dev/stdintoansible-playbook, avoiding multi-play parsing overhead[component-name]prefixesopenstacksdkonce before parallel waves to avoid concurrentpip install/clouds.yamlwritesBackwards Compatibility
ansible-playbook site.yml --tags <tag>continues to work unchangedDeployerinterface enables incremental migration to direct Helm SDK calls per-component in future PRsTests
CI Integration
molecule/aio/converge.ymlis updated to build the Go binary and runatmosphere deployinstead of sequentialimport_playbookcalls.