fix(site-explorer,api-db): predict DPU OOB interfaces before DHCP - #5084
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WalkthroughDPU machine creation now creates or reuses predicted OOB interfaces when DHCP has not yet provided an interface. DHCP promotion associates the interface with both the machine and its DPU. Integration tests use the Underlay segment and relay for DPU DHCP. ChangesDPU interface prediction and promotion
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participant MachineCreator
participant PredictedInterfaceStore
participant DHCPDiscovery
participant MachineInterfaceStore
participant DPUMachine
MachineCreator->>PredictedInterfaceStore: Create or reuse DPU OOB prediction
DHCPDiscovery->>MachineInterfaceStore: Discover DPU OOB interface on Underlay
MachineInterfaceStore->>PredictedInterfaceStore: Promote matching prediction
MachineInterfaceStore->>DPUMachine: Associate promoted interface with DPU
DHCPDiscovery-->>MachineCreator: Enable topology-based machine discovery
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In `@crates/api-db/src/machine_interface.rs`:
- Line 2587: In the DatabaseError::internal message for the predicted DHCP
interface MAC address case, change the opening word from uppercase “Got” to
lowercase “got”; preserve the remaining message and formatting.
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| "Got DHCP for predicted interface with MAC address {0} on network segment {1}, which is not of the expected type {2}", |
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Use lowercase error text.
Line 2587 passes an uppercase error string to DatabaseError::internal. Change Got to got to meet the error-message rule.
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- "Got DHCP for predicted interface with MAC address {0} on network segment {1}, which is not of the expected type {2}",
+ "got DHCP for predicted interface with MAC address {0} on network segment {1}, which is not of the expected type {2}",As per coding guidelines, “the Display text of an error should be a lowercase phrase with no trailing period.”
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In `@crates/api-db/src/machine_interface.rs` at line 2587, In the
DatabaseError::internal message for the predicted DHCP interface MAC address
case, change the opening word from uppercase “Got” to lowercase “got”; preserve
the remaining message and formatting.
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Today, if Site Explorer creates a DPU machine before its OOB interface sends its first DHCP request, DHCP later creates a
MachineInterfacewithmachine_id = NULL. Interface ownership is not established until the next Site Explorer reconciliation. During this window,DiscoverMachinerequests fail withPermissionDeniedbecause the interface cannot be authenticated as belonging to the DPU.This change creates a trusted
PredictedMachineInterfacefor the DPU OOB MAC during the initial site exploration. When the first DHCP request arrives, the prediction is atomically promoted to aMachineInterfaceand associated with the corresponding DPU machine. This removes the dependency on a subsequent Site Explorer pass and closes the discovery race.Multiple tests are fixed where OOB DPU interface DHCP was expected via admin segments instead of underlay segment. This change includes integration tests where admin DHCP relay were used.
Corresponding name in machine-a-tron configuration is misleading and represents underlay segment. Names will be fixed in follow-up PR.
Related issues
Related to #3561
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