fix(rack-controller): add rack maintenance abort - #5070
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WalkthroughThe change adds an authenticated rack maintenance abort RPC and CLI command. The API records a durable abort latch. The controller clears scoped maintenance state, fails active jobs, and transitions the rack to ChangesRack maintenance abort
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The new rack-abort recovery path may be unavailable if the administrative command does not compile, and the abort request can remain open while credential cleanup waits on a stalled backend. Merge should wait until the command build concern is resolved or explicitly accepted and the cleanup behavior is bounded. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant AdminCLI
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ApiClient->>Forge: AbortRackMaintenance
Forge->>RackHandler: Validate rack and persist abort request
RackHandler-->>AdminCLI: Return abort response
RackController->>RackController: Detect abort latch
RackController->>RackController: Clean scoped maintenance state
RackController-->>RackController: Transition rack to Error
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crates/rack-controller/src/maintenance.rs (3)
166-214: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a
filter_switch_ids_by_scopehelper for symmetry with the power-shelf path.Lines 193-196 inline the switch scope filter, while line 207 delegates to the existing
filter_power_shelf_ids_by_scope. The two produce equivalent results today, but the inline version omits the explicit empty-selection early return that the helper has. A future change to one filter will not track the other.♻️ Proposed extraction
Add the helper next to
filter_power_shelf_ids_by_scope(line 707):fn filter_switch_ids_by_scope( mut switch_ids: Vec<carbide_uuid::switch::SwitchId>, scope: &MaintenanceScope, ) -> Vec<carbide_uuid::switch::SwitchId> { if scope.is_full_rack() { return switch_ids; } if scope.switch_ids.is_empty() { return Vec::new(); } let allowed: std::collections::HashSet<_> = scope.switch_ids.iter().collect(); switch_ids.retain(|id| allowed.contains(id)); switch_ids }Then simplify the loader:
- let mut switch_ids = db_switch::find_ids( + let switch_ids = db_switch::find_ids( &mut *txn, model::switch::SwitchSearchFilter { rack_id: Some(rack_id.clone()), deleted: model::DeletedFilter::Exclude, ..Default::default() }, ) .await?; - if !scope.is_full_rack() { - let requested: std::collections::HashSet<_> = scope.switch_ids.iter().collect(); - switch_ids.retain(|id| requested.contains(id)); - } + let switch_ids = filter_switch_ids_by_scope(switch_ids, scope);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2701-2701: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueMove
current_jobinstead of cloning it a second time.
current_jobis already an owned clone from line 2688. This branch clones it again and then returns at line 2738, so the original is never read afterwards on this path. The struct carriesVec<FirmwareUpgradeDeviceStatus>fields, so the second clone allocates for no benefit.♻️ Proposed change
- let mut job = current_job.clone(); + let mut job = current_job;Note the borrow checker permits this because the later use at line 2753 is on the mutually exclusive path.
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305-312: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDeclare the abort through
carbide-instrumentinstead of a baretracing::warn!.A rack maintenance abort is a destructive operator action that unwinds device state and forces the rack to
Error. Operators and on-call staff need a countable signal for it, not only a log line. The coding guidelines require a significant event — a count, a rate, or a duration — to be declared with the instrumentation framework rather than hand-rolled.This file already establishes the pattern with
RackMaintenanceAccessTokenCleanupFailed(line 904), so the change is local.📈 Proposed event declaration
#[derive(Event)] #[event( event_name = "rack_maintenance_aborted", metric_name = "carbide_rack_maintenance_aborts_total", component = "nico-rack-controller", log = warn, metric = counter, message = "aborting rack maintenance", describe = "Number of rack maintenance cycles aborted by operator request" )] struct RackMaintenanceAborted { #[context] rack_id: RackId, #[context] cause: String, #[context] machine_count: usize, #[context] switch_count: usize, #[context] power_shelf_count: usize, }Then replace the log call:
- tracing::warn!( - rack_id = %rack_id, - %cause, - machine_count = targets.machine_ids.len(), - switch_count = targets.switch_ids.len(), - power_shelf_count = targets.power_shelf_ids.len(), - "Aborting rack maintenance", - ); + emit(RackMaintenanceAborted { + rack_id: rack_id.clone(), + cause: cause.clone(), + machine_count: targets.machine_ids.len(), + switch_count: targets.switch_ids.len(), + power_shelf_count: targets.power_shelf_ids.len(), + });As per coding guidelines: "A significant event -- a count, a rate, or a duration -- is declared with the instrumentation framework (
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crates/api-db/src/switch.rs (1)
415-438: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueBind a named constant for the
'ready'controller-state discriminator in both new scoped-clear queries. Both helpers embed the serializedReadyvariant as a bare SQL literal. If the serde representation of that variant changes, these queries stop matching silently instead of failing at compile time. The shared root cause is one missing named constant per device type.
crates/api-db/src/switch.rs#L415-L438: bind the existingSWITCH_CONTROLLER_STATE_READYconstant as a query parameter, asfind_ready_control_plane_configured_switch_ids_in_rackalready does at line 279.crates/api-db/src/power_shelf.rs#L442-L466: introduce an equivalentPOWER_SHELF_CONTROLLER_STATE_READYconstant and bind it instead of the'ready'literal.The ownership logic in both helpers is correct: combining the state guard with the
initiatorguard ensures the rack withdraws only its own unconsumed request.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/admin-cli/src/rack/maintenance/args.rs`:
- Line 34: Update the AbortOptions derive annotation to use clap::Args alongside
Debug instead of Parser, so the Args::Abort(AbortOptions) payload satisfies
clap’s required trait.
In `@crates/api-core/src/handlers/rack.rs`:
- Around line 678-681: Update delete_rack_maintenance_access_token_after_abort
to enforce an intentional client-side deadline around
PostgresCredentialManager::delete_credentials and its db::secrets::delete_all
operation. Ensure a stalled query cannot delay the RPC response, while
preserving the existing cleanup invocation and abort behavior.
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In `@crates/api-db/src/switch.rs`:
- Around line 415-438: The scoped-clear query in
clear_ready_switch_reprovisioning_requested must bind the existing
SWITCH_CONTROLLER_STATE_READY constant instead of embedding the serialized state
literal; preserve the initiator ownership guard. Apply the equivalent change in
crates/api-db/src/power_shelf.rs lines 442-466 by introducing
POWER_SHELF_CONTROLLER_STATE_READY and binding it in the corresponding helper
query instead of the literal; both sites require updates.
In `@crates/rack-controller/src/maintenance.rs`:
- Around line 166-214: Add filter_switch_ids_by_scope near
filter_power_shelf_ids_by_scope, preserving full-rack behavior and returning an
empty vector for an empty switch selection before filtering allowed IDs. Update
load_rack_maintenance_target_ids to pass the queried switch IDs through this
helper instead of applying the inline scope logic.
- Line 2701: In the maintenance branch around the mutable job handling, replace
the second clone of current_job with a move into job. Preserve the later
current_job use on the mutually exclusive path and the existing return behavior.
- Around line 305-312: Declare a carbide-instrument event for the rack
maintenance abort, following the existing
RackMaintenanceAccessTokenCleanupFailed pattern, with the requested event,
counter, warning-log, message, description, and context fields. Replace the bare
tracing::warn! in the abort path with this event while preserving rack_id,
cause, and target counts.
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clap 4 derive Parser struct used as tuple subcommand variant requires Args trait
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In clap v4, when defining a subcommand using a tuple variant in an enum (e.g., Variant(ArgsStruct)), the inner type (the tuple field) is indeed required to implement the Args trait [1][2][3]. The clap derive macro distinguishes between how subcommand arguments are defined: 1. Struct-variant: You define fields directly within the enum variant (e.g., Variant { arg: String }). In this case, clap handles the arguments automatically as part of the variant definition. 2. Tuple-variant: You use an external struct to hold the arguments (e.g., Variant(MyArgs)). For this to work, the type used in the tuple (in this example, MyArgs) must implement the Args trait [4][5]. The Args trait allows clap to treat the fields of that struct as arguments that are merged into the command structure [1][3]. If you attempt to use a type that does not implement Args as a single-field tuple variant, the derive macro will fail, as it expects the type to provide the logic for parsing those arguments [2][6]. This design allows for modular and reusable argument definitions, as you can define a struct once with #[derive(Args)] and reuse it across multiple subcommands or even the main parser if needed [1][3].
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Derive clap::Args for AbortOptions.
Args::Abort(AbortOptions) requires the payload to implement clap::Args. #[derive(Parser)] does not provide this implementation and causes clap compilation to fail. Use #[derive(clap::Args, Debug)].
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In `@crates/admin-cli/src/rack/maintenance/args.rs` at line 34, Update the
AbortOptions derive annotation to use clap::Args alongside Debug instead of
Parser, so the Args::Abort(AbortOptions) payload satisfies clap’s required
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| delete_rack_maintenance_access_token_after_abort(api.credential_manager.as_ref(), &rack_id) | ||
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Bound Postgres credential cleanup
PostgresCredentialManager::delete_credentials has no deadline for db::secrets::delete_all; the pool's acquire timeout does not bound query execution. Wrap the cleanup in an intentional client-side deadline so a stalled database cannot delay the RPC response.
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In `@crates/api-core/src/handlers/rack.rs` around lines 678 - 681, Update
delete_rack_maintenance_access_token_after_abort to enforce an intentional
client-side deadline around PostgresCredentialManager::delete_credentials and
its db::secrets::delete_all operation. Ensure a stalled query cannot delay the
RPC response, while preserving the existing cleanup invocation and abort
behavior.
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| x.perm("SetDpuFirstBootOrder", vec![ForgeAdminCLI]); | ||
| x.perm("OnDemandMachineValidation", vec![ForgeAdminCLI, SiteAgent]); | ||
| x.perm("OnDemandRackMaintenance", vec![ForgeAdminCLI]); | ||
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Do we want to allow Flow as well?
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Isn't rackId that needs to be specified a string and not a UUID?
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| state.firmware_upgrade_job = Some(job.clone()); | ||
| state.config.maintenance_requested = None; | ||
| state.config.maintenance_abort_requested = false; |
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LLM:
This adds state.config.maintenance_abort_requested = false here from state, which was loaded at the start of the iteration. If an operator's abort commits while this handler is still running, this overwrites their request back to false before the transition to Error commits - the abort is silently lost, no error surfaced, no cleanup run.
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| state.config.maintenance_requested = None; | ||
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Same here, this is reached from every transition_to_rack_error call site in handle_maintenance. Those failure paths can race with a concurrent abort.
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LLM (verify before making changes):
crates/api-db/src/rack.rs:156-204
updateandupdate_clearing_maintenance_abort_requesthave identical signatures; the only difference is which one protectsmaintenance_abort_requestedfrom a stale write, and that's encoded in the function name, not the type. Two call sites in this diff already pick the wrong side of that distinction: line 776-782 and 799-802 clear the latch from astatesnapshot read at the top of the iteration, which can be stale by the time the write lands and silently drop a concurrent operator abort. Lines 2725, 2898, and 3214 call the preservingupdate, but its CASE only protectsmaintenance_abort_requesteditself, notmaintenance_requested, which those sites clear in the same write - so the latch survives with no scope left to act on.
Suggest collapsing these into one function with an explicit argument (e.g.
consume_abort_latch: bool) so each call site states its intent directly instead of relying on picking the right name.
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This block may be worth using a small helper to share with FirmwareUpgrade arm?
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Maintenanceindefinitely when a device cannot consume its rack-owned reprovisioning request. While #5031 fails fast for the known desired-power-Off case, released or otherwise stuck racks still need an operator recovery path.This adds
nico-admin-cli rack maintenance abort --rack <RACK>. The API records a durable abort latch, then the rack controller transitions the rack toErrorwhile atomically clearing the rack maintenance request, unconsumed rack-owned device requests, and current-phase status. Requests already owned by device controllers are retained so those controllers can unwind after observing the parent rack inError. Work already submitted to an external backend is not cancelled.Related issues
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tss-esapidependency does not support that target; Linux CI will run them. Targeted production builds, Clippy, unit tests, event/metric validation, and the generated CLI help passed locally.WaitForCompletedeadline can reuse the same controller unwind path.