fix: surface drain blockers (PDB, unmanaged pods, emptyDir) as a DrainBlocked condition - #625
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe controller now classifies PDB, unmanaged-pod, and Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to PDB-blocked drains may generate excess eviction traffic or delay unrelated work, and skipped reconciliations can leave stale DrainBlocked status visible to users. Generated mocks also omit required license headers. Merge readiness is moderate pending retry and condition-persistence fixes. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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In `@operator/internal/controller/skyhook_controller.go`:
- Around line 3263-3268: Update the ProcessInterrupt blocker aggregation so each
NodeName produces only one wrapper.DrainBlockedNode, merging blocked package
details when the same node is encountered multiple times. Ensure the condition
summary counts unique blocked nodes rather than interrupt packages, while
preserving existing behavior for unblocked nodes.
- Line 1403: Update the serial-package return path in the reconcile flow so it
finalizes the accumulated drainBlocks through UpdateDrainBlockedCondition and
persists via SaveNodesAndSkyhook before returning. Ensure blockers detected by
earlier nodes are retained, while preserving the existing serial-package
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- Around line 1414-1418: Update the NodeWright reconcile retry logic around
requeueAfter so drain blockers do not force the entire reconcile to wait 30
seconds. Track whether fast non-drain work still needs retrying, and use the
30-second interval only when blocked drains are the sole remaining retry reason;
otherwise preserve the existing 2-second retry for package or interrupt
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That is why nine mocks unrelated to this change are in the diff, and why all ten regenerated mock files lost their SPDX/Apache-2.0 headers — 2. The condition is published from a place that does not always runBeyond the pause/disable/complete paths in my previous comment: That is now three distinct exits that skip it. Worth deciding where this condition's write belongs rather than patching each exit as it turns up. 3. What the condition contains is neither stable nor boundedThree symptoms, likely one pass over the collection site and the message builder:
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🟠 Major · Persist collected blockers before returning the drain error. · skyhook_controller.go:1383-1385
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPersist collected blockers before returning the drain error.
DrainNodecan return collected blockers with an unrelated eviction or deletion error.EnsureNodeIsReadyForInterruptandProcessInterruptpreserve and merge those blockers before returning the error. This return exits the package loop beforeUpdateDrainBlockedConditionandSaveNodesAndSkyhook. The caller only aggregates the error, so the blockers are not published.Route this error through the common condition and persistence finalization before returning it.
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In `@operator/internal/controller/skyhook_controller.go`:
- Line 3318: Update mergeDrainBlockedNode so the blocked entries appended to
each node are deduplicated by namespace, pod name, and blocker reason before
merging; preserve distinct Detail values only when those identity fields differ,
and ensure duplicate entries do not consume the ten-detail limit.
- Around line 1399-1410: Update processSkyhooksPerNode to finalize each Skyhook
through a common path, including paused, disabled, complete, and
RunSkyhookPackages error or early-return paths. Ensure this path passes an empty
drainBlocks list when no blockers are found, calls UpdateDrainBlockedCondition,
and persists the cleared condition with SaveNodesAndSkyhook; preserve the
existing serial-mode finalization behavior without duplicate updates.
In `@operator/internal/wrapper/skyhook_conditions.go`:
- Around line 392-394: Update the blocker rendering logic around the b.Detail
empty check to use b.Reason as the detail when no explicit detail is present,
rather than skipping the blocker. Ensure every blocker from DrainNode, including
unmanaged and emptyDir blockers, is rendered with its pod namespace and name in
DrainBlockedConditionMessage.
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In `@operator/internal/controller/skyhook_controller.go`:
- Around line 1383-1385: The error return in the package-processing loop should
pass through the same condition-update and persistence finalization used by
EnsureNodeIsReadyForInterrupt and ProcessInterrupt. Preserve the collected
blockers from DrainNode, invoke UpdateDrainBlockedCondition and
SaveNodesAndSkyhook before returning the processing error, and keep the existing
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In `@operator/internal/controller/skyhook_controller.go`:
- Around line 1543-1544: Update the requeue logic around the controller’s
serialStop, skyhook.IsComplete(), and requeue checks to track drain-only waiting
separately from other pending work. Select the 30-second drain-block retry
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| return &ctrl.Result{RequeueAfter: time.Second * 2}, nil // not sure this is better then just requeue bool |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use the drain-block retry interval.
A DrainBlocked result keeps skyhook.IsComplete() false. This branch therefore requeues every blocked drain after two seconds. The required 30-second retry is never selected.
Track drain-only waiting separately from other pending work. Use the 30-second interval only when blocked drains are the remaining retry reason.
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In `@operator/internal/controller/skyhook_controller.go` around lines 1543 - 1544,
Update the requeue logic around the controller’s serialStop,
skyhook.IsComplete(), and requeue checks to track drain-only waiting separately
from other pending work. Select the 30-second drain-block retry interval when
blocked drains are the sole remaining retry reason, while preserving the
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Nothing throttles eviction retries for a PDB-blocked drain, and the doc added in this PR says otherwise.
classifyEvictionRejection (line 2727) turns the 429 into a non-error blocker, so controller-runtime's exponential backoff never engages. ProcessInterrupt returns ok=false → requeue = true → this line returns RequeueAfter: 2s unconditionally. With a PDB at 0 allowed disruptions and spec.drainConfig.timeout unset, the operator POSTs an eviction for every blocked pod on every blocked node every 2 seconds, indefinitely.
To be clear about the fix — please do not just restore the unconditional 30s requeue. CodeRabbit asked on 2026-09-16 (line 1418) not to do that, because a single drain blocker then also stalls healthy nodes that need the 2s retry for package/interrupt progress. That ask is right. What is needed is what it actually proposed: track drain-blocked separately from requeue, and use the longer interval only when a blocked drain is the sole remaining retry reason.
Independent of which interval wins, docs/architecture/interrupt-flow.md:222-224 still states "the operator retries roughly every 30 seconds instead of the usual 2 seconds, so an untimed drain does not hammer the eviction API while a PDB holds." That is false at head and needs updating in this PR.
| ok, err := r.ProcessInterrupt(ctx, node, f, interrupt, interrupt != nil && f.Name == pack, &drainBlocks) | ||
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The error path merges blockers into drainBlocks and then throws them away.
DrainNode now returns DrainResult{Blocked: blocked} alongside the aggregate error, EnsureNodeIsReadyForInterrupt forwards it, and ProcessInterrupt merges it into drainBlocks — then this line returns before line 1533 ever runs, so the whole slice is dropped.
Concretely: a node has one PDB-blocked pod plus one pod whose Delete fails with a 500. The blocker detail is captured correctly and then discarded, leaving the condition unset precisely when something is wrong.
Same root cause as the cluster_state_v2.go:637 comment — a common finalization path that also runs on the error exits fixes both.
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Routing serial through the common finalization is right; the remaining gap is that it runs against a partial node set.
To be explicit, I am not asking you to revert this — CodeRabbit asked on 2026-09-16 (line 1533) to stop returning early so serial reaches UpdateDrainBlockedCondition / SaveNodesAndSkyhook, and this break is the correct response.
The issue is what the condition is computed from. With spec.serial=true and 10 selected nodes where node-7 is PDB-blocked: the pass visits node-1, applies a package, sets serialStop, and breaks out of both loops before node-7 is ever examined. drainBlocks is empty → UpdateDrainBlockedCondition(nil) → RemoveSkyhookConditionTypes clears DrainBlocked. The next pass that does reach node-7 sets it back to True. The condition flips True/False across passes while the PDB never changes, and each flip is a status write — the exact churn the sort-order comment at skyhook_conditions.go:392-397 says it is trying to avoid.
A partial node set should not be able to clear the condition. Deriving from persisted per-node state (see the cluster_state_v2.go:630 note) would resolve this too.
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The drain-timeout branch drops the blocker detail at the moment it matters most.
This returns drain.DrainResult{} with Blocked nil, before the pod loop runs. With spec.drainConfig.timeout=10m and a PDB blocking default/web-0 on node-a: for 10 minutes the condition correctly reports the PDB cause, then at timeout node-a contributes nothing to drainBlocks — and if it was the only blocked node, DrainBlocked is removed entirely.
The node is now StatusErroring with a DrainTimeout event, but the CR no longer says what caused it. docs/architecture/interrupt-flow.md (added in this PR) calls DrainTimeout the only path that turns a stuck drain into an erroring node, so this is the case where a user most needs the detail retained.
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This points the reader at controller logs, but nothing logs the blocked set.
git grep drainBlocks over the head tree turns up no logr call — the slice is constructed, merged, and passed to UpdateDrainBlockedCondition, and that is it. So with 15 blocked pods across 3 nodes, the message shows 10 lines plus this footer, and the remaining 5 exist in no output at all.
The doc comment at line 370 says "The full set is always available from nodes[].Blocked for logging by the caller" — but no caller does. updateTaintToleranceCondition in cluster_state_v2.go is the established pattern: it logs the full set before truncating. Either do that, or drop the pointer to logs from this string.
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🟠 Major · Restore license headers in the regenerated mocks. · SkyhookNodes.go:1
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🟡 Minor · Persist refreshed conditions on skip paths. · cluster_state_v2.go:612-614
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPersist refreshed conditions on skip paths.
refreshSkyhookConditionssaves before it updatesDrainBlocked. Paused, disabled, and complete Skyhooks can then skip every later save when no unrelated status changes occur. The refreshed condition remains in memory, while the persisted status remains stale.Keep the early save for
NodeStateMalformed, and add a final save after all condition updates:Suggested fix
if err := skyhook.UpdateUninstallConditions(); err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("error updating uninstall conditions: %w", err) } + if _, saveErrs := r.SaveNodesAndSkyhook(ctx, clusterState, skyhook); len(saveErrs) > 0 { + return utilerrors.NewAggregate(saveErrs) + } return nil🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Blocker — behavior bug
SetDrainBlocked is only reachable past two early returns, so the persisted annotation — and therefore the condition — can go permanently stale.
Cordon() returns at 3524 and hasWork returns at 3555, both before DrainNode. Neither touches the annotation, which is fine on the way in (nothing recorded yet) but not on the way back out.
The permanent case: node-a is recorded PDB-blocked, then someone removes the interrupt from that package. ProcessInterrupt now short-circuits at if !skyhookNode.HasInterrupt(*_package) { return true, nil } (3378), this function is never called again, and UpdateDrainBlockedCondition rebuilds DrainBlocked=True from the stale annotation on every reconcile for the life of the node — on a NodeWright that reaches complete. Uncordon(), the natural end-of-drain hook, does not delete the key either; only wrapper.Reset() and CleanupSCRMetadata do.
The recurring case: a podNonInterruptLabels pod starts on node-a, the hasWork branch returns before DrainNode, and the condition keeps naming a PDB pod that is no longer what is holding the drain.
This is the flip side of level-triggering off persisted state: the annotation now has to be cleared by whoever concludes the node is no longer drain-blocked, not only by the one path that re-runs the drain.
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The guard counts this pass's findings; the message is built from every node's persisted annotation. They diverge, and then the footer points at a log line that was never written.
This is a genuine improvement on last round — a log now exists where none did — but not for the set the message is rendered from.
Twenty nodes carry persisted blockers, this pass reaches three (serialStop break, an IsNodeReadyForSkyhook skip, or nodes already past the apply stage). countBlockedPods(drainBlocks) == 3, the > ReadyConditionNodeListLimit guard never fires, nothing is logged. UpdateDrainBlockedCondition then builds from all twenty, DrainBlockedConditionMessage truncates past ten detail lines and appends (additional detail truncated; see controller logs), and FormatNodeList collapses the node list to (list truncated; see controller logs). The reader follows both pointers into nothing.
Worse: refreshSkyhookConditions publishes this same condition for paused, disabled and complete NodeWrights, none of which enter RunSkyhookPackages, so for those the log is unreachable by construction.
The key is also labelled "full blocked set" while carrying this pass's subset. Deriving the log from the same persisted state the condition is built from fixes the gate, the label, and the reachability in one move.
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DrainBlockedcondition on the NodeWright so PDB rejections, unmanaged pods, and emptyDir pods that are stalling a node's drain are visible on the CR immediately, instead of only showing up in operator logs. A PDB rejection is now treated as a self-resolving wait state rather than a reconcile error — it no longer aborts the pass or trips exponential backoff — and the operator retries every 30s while any node is drain-blocked, instead of the usual 2s.Closes #541
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operator/internal/drain/drain.goBlockReason,BlockedPod, andDrainResulttypes describing why a pod is blocking drain (PodDisruptionBudget,UnmanagedPod,EmptyDirData)operator/internal/controller/skyhook_controller.goDrainNodenow returnsdrain.DrainResult(instead ofbool) carrying the blocked pods for this pass;classifyEvictionRejectiondetects a PDB rejection (HTTP 429 +DisruptionBudgetCause) and reports it as a block rather than an error;EnsureNodeIsReadyForInterruptandProcessInterruptthread the accumulated[]wrapper.DrainBlockedNodefor the pass up toRunSkyhookPackages, which sets the condition once after the node loop and requeues at 30s while any node is blockedoperator/internal/wrapper/skyhook_conditions.goSkyhookConditionDrainBlocked, plusDrainBlockedConditionReason/DrainBlockedConditionMessageto render the aggregate condition (nodes affected, and per-pod detail for PDB causes)operator/internal/controller/cluster_state_v2.goUpdateDrainBlockedCondition(blocks []wrapper.DrainBlockedNode)sets or clears the condition from this pass's findingsdocs/architecture/interrupt-flow.mdBlockedconditionSkyhookNodesinterfaceTesting
go build ./...go vet ./...go test ./...(including theinternal/controllerenvtest suite)Related
Closes #541