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This change adds cleanup associated with deployment_scoped_service_interfaces.

When scoped mode is enabled, NICo removes the existing unscoped interfaces and creates the scoped -bf3, -bf4, or -astra versions. When scoped mode is disabled, it removes the scoped versions and restores the legacy unscoped set.

NICo waits for each deletion before applying replacements, so the two interface generations do not overlap. If cleanup or creation fails, there is no rollback, and initialization fails with an error explaining that the operator should fix the issue and retry.

The diff also adds the repository delete operation, updates the configuration documentation, and adds migration-focused test coverage.

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  • Add - New feature or capability
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  • Fix - Bug fixes
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Signed-off-by: aadvani <aadvani@nvidia.com>
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  • New Features

    • Service interface configurations now migrate automatically between scoped and unscoped modes.
    • Stale interfaces from the previous mode are removed and deletion is confirmed before replacement interfaces are created.
    • Initialization reports clear errors when cleanup or replacement creation fails.
  • Documentation

    • Clarified BF4 Astra namespace-wide scoping requirements, cleanup behavior, partial transitions, and retry expectations after failures.

Walkthrough

Initialization now deletes stale opposite-mode ServiceInterfaces, waits for deletion, and creates replacement resources. Kubernetes deletion is idempotent for missing resources. Tests cover BF4 initialization and both migration directions. Configuration documentation describes cleanup and failure behavior.

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ServiceInterface migration

Layer / File(s) Summary
ServiceInterface deletion contract
crates/dpf/src/repository/traits.rs, crates/dpf/src/repository/kube.rs
The repository exposes deletion by name and namespace. The Kubernetes implementation ignores 404 responses and returns other errors.
Migration cleanup and replacement flow
crates/dpf/src/sdk.rs
Initialization detects stale legacy or scoped interfaces, deletes them, polls for removal, and applies replacements. Cleanup and replacement failures return contextual InvalidState errors.
Migration validation and configuration documentation
crates/dpf/src/test/sdk_initialization.rs, crates/api-core/src/cfg/README.md, crates/api-core/src/cfg/file.rs, crates/dpf/src/types.rs
Tests cover BF4 behavior, legacy-to-scoped migration, and scoped-to-legacy migration. Documentation describes namespace-wide scoping, cleanup, and non-rollback behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 01640

The migration cleanup can delete unscoped DPUServiceInterface resources that NICo did not create, potentially disrupting unrelated services during initialization. The current head is unsafe to merge until deletion is restricted to NICo-owned interfaces.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant DPFInitialization
  participant DpuServiceInterfaceRepository
  participant KubernetesAPI
  DPFInitialization->>DpuServiceInterfaceRepository: Delete stale ServiceInterface
  DpuServiceInterfaceRepository->>KubernetesAPI: Delete resource
  KubernetesAPI-->>DpuServiceInterfaceRepository: Return deletion result
  DPFInitialization->>DpuServiceInterfaceRepository: Poll for confirmed deletion
  DPFInitialization->>DpuServiceInterfaceRepository: Apply replacement ServiceInterface
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
crates/dpf/src/repository/traits.rs (1)

238-238: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Document the deletion contract on the new trait method.

delete is a new public declaration. The Kubernetes implementation treats HTTP 404 as success, and delete_stale_legacy_service_interfaces relies on that idempotency plus a separate wait loop for confirmed removal. Record both facts in a doc comment so any future implementation preserves them.

As per coding guidelines: "Document every new public declaration covered below. Use Rust documentation comments (/// on declarations...)".

📝 Proposed documentation
+    /// Deletes the named `DPUServiceInterface` in `namespace`.
+    ///
+    /// The operation is idempotent: a missing resource is not an error.
+    /// Returning `Ok` only requests deletion; callers must poll [`Self::get`]
+    /// to confirm the resource is gone.
     async fn delete(&self, name: &str, namespace: &str) -> Result<(), DpfError>;
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In `@crates/dpf/src/repository/traits.rs` at line 238, Add a Rust doc comment to
the public Repository trait method delete describing that deletion is
idempotent, HTTP 404 is treated as success, and callers such as
delete_stale_legacy_service_interfaces must use a separate wait loop to confirm
removal.

Source: Coding guidelines

crates/dpf/src/sdk.rs (1)

1640-1648: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Derive the scoped suffixes from DpuDeploymentType.

The array ["bf3", "bf4", "astra"] duplicates the mapping in service_interface_cr_suffix. If a fourth DpuDeploymentType variant is added, the compiler forces a new arm in service_interface_cr_suffix but leaves this literal list unchanged. Scoped interfaces for the new type would then survive a migration back to the unscoped model.

Iterate the deployment types and reuse the existing mapping so the two stay in sync.

As per coding guidelines: "When a value has a known, finite set of possibilities, model it with an enum (or a struct of enums) ... do not pass it around as a bare String or &str literal."

♻️ Proposed refactor
-        if !["bf3", "bf4", "astra"]
-            .iter()
-            .any(|suffix| name.ends_with(&format!("-{suffix}")))
+        if ![
+            DpuDeploymentType::Bf3,
+            DpuDeploymentType::Bf4Generic,
+            DpuDeploymentType::Bf4Astra,
+        ]
+        .into_iter()
+        .any(|deployment_type| {
+            name.ends_with(&format!("-{}", service_interface_cr_suffix(deployment_type)))
+        })
         {
             continue;
         }

A strum::IntoEnumIterator derive on DpuDeploymentType would remove the explicit variant list entirely.

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In `@crates/dpf/src/sdk.rs` around lines 1640 - 1648, Replace the hard-coded
suffix list in the scoped-interface filtering logic with iteration over every
DpuDeploymentType variant, reusing service_interface_cr_suffix to derive each
suffix. Ensure newly added deployment types are automatically included while
preserving the existing name matching and node-selector checks.

Source: Coding guidelines

crates/dpf/src/test/sdk_initialization.rs (3)

399-402: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Add coverage for delayed deletion.

The mock removes the entry synchronously. wait_for_service_interface_deletion therefore observes None on its first poll in every test, so neither the polling loop nor the 60-second timeout path is exercised. Kubernetes deletion is asynchronous, and the wait loop is the core mechanism this PR adds.

Add a mock mode that keeps the resource visible for a configurable number of get calls after delete. That mode lets one test assert the loop waits for confirmed removal, and a second test assert a DpfError::Timeout surfaces as an InvalidState initialization failure.

As per path instructions: "Prefer findings about behavior, concurrency, resource lifetimes, and missing tests over style-only comments."

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In `@crates/dpf/src/test/sdk_initialization.rs` around lines 399 - 402, Add
delayed-deletion behavior to the mock around delete and get so a configured
number of get calls continue returning the resource after deletion. Add tests
covering both successful polling until removal and timeout propagation as an
InvalidState initialization failure, including configuration for the existing
60-second wait path without introducing unrelated changes.

Source: Path instructions


501-531: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Rename the test to match its assertions.

The mock starts empty, so no interface pre-exists and nothing is preserved. The test verifies that unscoped BF4 initialization creates the legacy p0 name without a node selector and does not create p0-bf4.

The current name suggests coverage for retaining pre-existing legacy resources. That coverage does not exist here. Rename to bf4_generic_initialization_creates_legacy_unscoped_interfaces, or seed a pre-existing p0 in the mock and assert it survives.

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In `@crates/dpf/src/test/sdk_initialization.rs` around lines 501 - 531, Rename the
test function bf4_generic_initialization_preserves_legacy_unscoped_interfaces to
bf4_generic_initialization_creates_legacy_unscoped_interfaces so its name
reflects that an empty mock is initialized with an unscoped p0 and no p0-bf4
interface. Do not add preservation setup or change the assertions.

1020-1119: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Split the two migration directions into separate cases.

This function contains two independent scenarios that share only a name. Each rebinds mock and sdk, so the boundary between them is implicit. If the legacy-to-scoped assertions at Line 1057 fail, the scoped-to-legacy scenario at Line 1077 never runs.

Both scenarios map one migration direction plus a seeded resource set to an expected present/absent set. Express them as a table, or as two #[tokio::test] functions named after their direction.

As per coding guidelines: "Prefer table-driven tests for any function that maps inputs to outputs, errors, or other observable results."

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In `@crates/dpf/src/test/sdk_initialization.rs` around lines 1020 - 1119, The
service_interface_migration_prunes_previous_generation test contains two
independent migration scenarios and should not share one test boundary. Split
the legacy-to-scoped and scoped-to-legacy flows into separate direction-specific
test cases, or express them through a table-driven structure while preserving
each scenario’s seeded resources and expected present/absent interfaces.

Source: Coding guidelines

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Inline comments:
In `@crates/dpf/src/sdk.rs`:
- Around line 1604-1613: Update delete_stale_legacy_service_interfaces to
restrict deletion to NICo-owned DPUServiceInterfaces before removing entries
with no node_selector. Reuse the ownership marker established by the apply
implementation in the carbide-dpf-sdk field-manager path, ensuring superseded
resources such as c2pf3 remain eligible for cleanup while foreign interfaces are
preserved.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@crates/dpf/src/repository/traits.rs`:
- Line 238: Add a Rust doc comment to the public Repository trait method delete
describing that deletion is idempotent, HTTP 404 is treated as success, and
callers such as delete_stale_legacy_service_interfaces must use a separate wait
loop to confirm removal.

In `@crates/dpf/src/sdk.rs`:
- Around line 1640-1648: Replace the hard-coded suffix list in the
scoped-interface filtering logic with iteration over every DpuDeploymentType
variant, reusing service_interface_cr_suffix to derive each suffix. Ensure newly
added deployment types are automatically included while preserving the existing
name matching and node-selector checks.

In `@crates/dpf/src/test/sdk_initialization.rs`:
- Around line 399-402: Add delayed-deletion behavior to the mock around delete
and get so a configured number of get calls continue returning the resource
after deletion. Add tests covering both successful polling until removal and
timeout propagation as an InvalidState initialization failure, including
configuration for the existing 60-second wait path without introducing unrelated
changes.
- Around line 501-531: Rename the test function
bf4_generic_initialization_preserves_legacy_unscoped_interfaces to
bf4_generic_initialization_creates_legacy_unscoped_interfaces so its name
reflects that an empty mock is initialized with an unscoped p0 and no p0-bf4
interface. Do not add preservation setup or change the assertions.
- Around line 1020-1119: The
service_interface_migration_prunes_previous_generation test contains two
independent migration scenarios and should not share one test boundary. Split
the legacy-to-scoped and scoped-to-legacy flows into separate direction-specific
test cases, or express them through a table-driven structure while preserving
each scenario’s seeded resources and expected present/absent interfaces.
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Comment thread crates/dpf/src/sdk.rs
Comment on lines +1604 to +1613
let mut live_interfaces =
crate::repository::DpuServiceInterfaceRepository::list(repo, namespace).await?;
live_interfaces.sort_by(|left, right| left.metadata.name.cmp(&right.metadata.name));
for live in live_interfaces {
let Some(name) = live.metadata.name.clone() else {
continue;
};
if live.spec.template.spec.node_selector.is_some() {
continue;
}

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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Restrict legacy cleanup to NICo-owned interfaces.

delete_stale_legacy_service_interfaces lists every DPUServiceInterface in the namespace and deletes each one whose node_selector is None. There is no name, label, or ownership filter. Any DPUServiceInterface in the DPF namespace that NICo did not create is deleted during a scoped migration, provided it carries no node selector.

Compare the scoped path at Line 1640: that path gates deletion on the -bf3/-bf4/-astra suffix, so it never touches foreign resources. The legacy path has no equivalent gate.

Gate deletion on NICo ownership. The apply implementation in crates/dpf/src/repository/kube.rs already uses the carbide-dpf-sdk field manager, so a NICo-applied label on the interface template is the natural marker. A name-inventory check against the effective interface list is an acceptable alternative.

Note that the new test at crates/dpf/src/test/sdk_initialization.rs Line 1039 seeds c2pf3 from a superseded intercept inventory and asserts its removal. Any ownership filter must still delete that resource, so a label or field-manager marker is preferable to a strict current-inventory match.

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In `@crates/dpf/src/sdk.rs` around lines 1604 - 1613, Update
delete_stale_legacy_service_interfaces to restrict deletion to NICo-owned
DPUServiceInterfaces before removing entries with no node_selector. Reuse the
ownership marker established by the apply implementation in the carbide-dpf-sdk
field-manager path, ensuring superseded resources such as c2pf3 remain eligible
for cleanup while foreign interfaces are preserved.

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