fix(nvsnap): entrypoint recorded from the wrong container; partial delete orphans dumps; L2 PVC over-allocation - #785
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defaultL2Size measures rootfs/cachedir captures and multiplies by 1.2, then max()es against a 10 GiB floor -- so the measurement was discarded for every capture under ~8.5 GiB. Observed on dev2: a 269 MB cachedir capture provisioned a 10 GiB PVC, roughly 20 GiB raw on the RAID-10 VPG, for a 37x over-allocation. The L2 StorageClasses are Retain, so it is permanent and it is per capture hash. That is the same defect this function was written to remove, one order of magnitude down. Its own comment complains that a 14 GB capture asked for 96 GiB on a Retain StorageClass; the fix for that left a 10 GiB floor doing the same thing to small captures. Floor drops to 2 GiB. It exists to stop a degenerate manifest provisioning a sub-GiB volume, not to act as a default size. The 1.2x multiplier already covers filesystem overhead (block rounding, inodes, metadata), and the L2 StorageClasses set allowVolumeExpansion, so sizing tight is recoverable. The existing floor test caught the change, as intended. Replaced it with one that pins both ends: the dev2 269 MB capture lands on the floor, and a 5 GB capture sizes from the measurement rather than being inflated to it. Co-Authored-By: Balaji Ganesan <bganesan@nvidia.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR lowers the capture size floor, resolves entrypoints from the main container, refreshes pod identity before capture, and preserves catalog rows after failed checkpoint deletion. It also updates HTTP responses and regression tests. ChangesCapture Size Floor
Container-Scoped Entrypoint Capture
Checkpoint Deletion Retention
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR corrects container-specific restore capture, failed-delete retention, and L2 sizing. It remains mergeable with owner awareness that clean deletion lacks a direct persisted-row assertion and transient Pod readiness could still affect entrypoint selection. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/agent/l2_integration_test.go (1)
121-126: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd coverage for above-floor
cachedirsizing.The changed condition covers both
rootfsandcachedir, but this test checkscachedironly below the floor. Add an above-floorcachedircase and assert the measured size multiplied by 1.2. This prevents a regression to the vRAM fallback for largercachedircaptures.Proposed test addition
if got := defaultL2Size("hash", tiny); got != 2*oneGiB { t.Errorf("269 MB cachedir capture → %d GiB, want the 2 GiB floor", got/oneGiB) } + cachedir := checkpointstore.Manifest{CaptureMethod: "cachedir", TotalSizeBytes: 5 * oneGiB} + wantCachedir := 5 * oneGiB * 12 / 10 + if got := defaultL2Size("hash", cachedir); got != wantCachedir { + t.Errorf("5 GiB cachedir tree -> %d GiB, want %d GiB (measured x1.2)", + got/oneGiB, wantCachedir/oneGiB) + } + // Above the floor: measurement wins, floor must not inflate it.The PR objective covers measured sizing for larger
rootfsandcachedircaptures.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/agent/l2_integration_test.go` around lines 121 - 126, Add a separate above-floor cachedir case alongside the existing defaultL2Size tests, using a measured TotalSizeBytes larger than the floor and CaptureMethod "cachedir". Assert that defaultL2Size returns that measured size multiplied by 1.2, confirming the measurement path is used instead of the vRAM fallback.
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In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/agent/l2_integration_test.go`:
- Line 118: Update the diagnostics in the affected test cases around the
cache-directory capture assertions to use ASCII separators such as "->" or ":"
instead of the Unicode arrow. Label binary quantities consistently as "GiB",
including the 5 * oneGiB case, and preserve the existing expected values and
assertions.
In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/agent/l2_integration.go`:
- Around line 240-244: Correct the historical sizing comments near the floor
logic: state that positive cachedir captures used the measured-size branch with
the former 10 GiB floor, rather than falling through to the vRAM fallback, and
describe the new 2 GiB floor as five times smaller than the old floor.
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In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/agent/l2_integration_test.go`:
- Around line 121-126: Add a separate above-floor cachedir case alongside the
existing defaultL2Size tests, using a measured TotalSizeBytes larger than the
floor and CaptureMethod "cachedir". Assert that defaultL2Size returns that
measured size multiplied by 1.2, confirming the measurement path is used instead
of the vRAM fallback.
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…umps on partial delete Two capture/restore correctness bugs found while validating the NVCA-driven cachedir path on a live cluster, plus the L2 sizing fix from #785. nvsnap#788 -- restore exec'd the wrong container's entrypoint. The capture orchestrator recorded the entrypoint from ResolvePodPID, which returns the lowest non-sandbox PID in the POD. That is documented as "sufficient for upperdir resolution" and it is: every container in a pod resolves the same overlay. It is wrong for the entrypoint, where the container identity is the whole question -- it returns whichever container started first. NVCF function pods run a `utils` sidecar that comes up while the main container is still pulling its image, so the sidecar always won the lowest-PID race: podCreated 04:05:36 / utils 04:05:51 / inference 04:08:48 Capture recorded the sidecar's argv, and restore exec'd it inside the main container: recorded source entrypoint ... entry_argv="[/usr/bin/app --config /etc/app/config.yaml]" nvsnap-rootfs-restore: exec [/usr/bin/app ...]: no such file or directory /usr/bin/app does not exist in that image; the real entrypoint is a /bin/sh -c uvicorn wrapper. The pod CrashLoopBackOff'd while capture reported success and the checkpoint was genuinely valid -- it presents as a workload bug. Adds ResolveContainerPID, which matches the cgroup against one container ID, and plumbs the main container's ID through CaptureRequest. Falls back to the pod PID when the ID is unknown or its process has exited, so single-container pods behave exactly as before. ResolvePodPID is unchanged and still used for upperdir/mountinfo. nvsnap#736 -- DELETE dropped the catalog row even when a tier failed. The catalog delete ran unconditionally after the tier cascade and set AnySuccess itself, so a cascade where the agent 401'd under --auth-mode=required still returned 204 No Content. The row is the only pointer to the on-disk dump, so the bytes were orphaned with nothing left to retry or GC them, and the caller was told it succeeded. The rows are now retained whenever a tier delete failed, tracked on an explicit CatalogRetained flag rather than by appending to Errors (that list is the set of things that actually failed, and callers count it -- an existing test caught this). The handler returns 500 with the summary instead of 204. Delete is idempotent, so retrying once the failing tier recovers is safe. nvsnap#785 -- L2 PVC floor 10 GiB -> 2 GiB, so the measured capture size is not discarded below ~8.5 GiB. A 269 MB cachedir capture was provisioning 10 GiB (~20 GiB raw on RAID-10), permanently, on a Retain StorageClass. Tests: ResolveContainerPID picks the named container over the lower-PID sidecar and skips pause; cascade delete retains the row on tier failure and still deletes it on a clean run; L2 sizing pins both sides of the floor. Not yet validated end to end -- the dev2 cluster was lost before the fixed build could be deployed. #788 and #736 are covered by unit tests only. Co-Authored-By: Balaji Ganesan <bganesan@nvidia.com>
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In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/rootfsonly/orchestrator.go`:
- Around line 297-301: Replace the entry_argv field in the logging block of the
whole-rootfs restore orchestrator with an argument-count field, while retaining
entry_pid. Ensure the service log never records the complete entrypoint
arguments or their contents.
In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/rootfsonly/watcher.go`:
- Around line 225-231: Refresh the Pod immediately before constructing the
CaptureRequest in runCapture, and derive MainContainerID from this current
object rather than the deep copy received before WarmupDelay. Require the
refreshed Pod to retain the scheduled UID and be ready; otherwise clear the
scheduled UID and wait for a subsequent event. Add a regression test covering a
main-container restart during WarmupDelay, and run the native Go tests.
In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/server/server.go`:
- Around line 1012-1021: Update both delete handlers, including deleteCheckpoint
and deleteCheckpointByHash, to check CatalogRetained before any not-found or
successful-response branch and return an error whenever the catalog row remains.
Ensure DeleteByHash or DeleteCheckpoint failures set CatalogRetained even when
another tier deletion succeeds, preventing a 204 response. Add endpoint tests
covering all-tier failure, mixed-success retention, and catalog-delete-error
cascades.
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…ture Review follow-ups on #785. Three are real defects, two are hygiene. Delete handlers could still report success over a retained catalog row, which is the nvsnap#736 failure mode this PR set out to close: - A cascade that failed on EVERY tier leaves AnySuccess false, the same as a checkpoint that never existed, so the id endpoint answered 404 -- telling the caller the dump was gone while it sat on disk. A genuine 404 now also requires CatalogRetained false. - deleteCheckpointByHash never consulted CatalogRetained at all, so a partial cascade returned 204 with the row still there. It runs the same cascade, so it owes the same answer. - A DeleteByHash/DeleteCheckpoint error appended to Errors but left CatalogRetained false. With any other tier already successful the id endpoint returned 204 over a row the catalog had just failed to delete. runCapture holds a DeepCopy taken before WarmupDelay (60s default), and derived MainContainerID from it. A main-container restart in that window mints a new runtime ID; the stale one matches no cgroup, ResolveContainerPID misses, and the orchestrator falls back to the pod PID -- the sidecar on a multi-container pod, reopening the nvsnap#788 bug this PR fixes. Re-read the pod first, extracted as refreshPodForCapture so it is testable. A failed read falls back to the copy we hold (best-effort); a changed UID abandons the capture, since the pod we scheduled is gone and its replacement gets its own capture from its own Ready event. Entrypoint argv went to the service log in full. Inference entrypoints carry --api-key, HF tokens and signed model URLs, so log argc instead. The argv still goes to the manifest, which is what restore replays. Also correct the sizing comment (the parent already matched cachedir in the measured-size branch; the new floor is 5x smaller than the old, not an order of magnitude) and drop non-ASCII from the test diagnostics this PR added, per the subtree's ASCII rule. Every new test was confirmed to fail without its fix. The first attempt at the catalog-delete-error test passed with the fix reverted -- closing the DB also failed the sibling lookup, so the pre-delete early return set the flag instead. Reworked to seed a row with an empty Hash, which gates out every other catalog call in the cascade and leaves DeleteCheckpoint as the only one that can fail. go build ./... and go test -race ./internal/... green. Co-Authored-By: Balaji Ganesan <bganesan@nvidia.com>
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In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/server/delete_checkpoint_test.go`:
- Around line 615-616: Extend the clean-cascade test after the CatalogRows
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Assert the lookup returns the expected not-found result, covering the
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Verify that the catalog row is absent.
Line 616 checks CatalogRows, but it does not verify the persisted result. Query GetCheckpoint after the cascade and require that the row is absent. This protects the DeleteByHash path from reporting success while retaining the row.
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if res.CatalogRows == 0 {
t.Error("CatalogRows = 0; a clean cascade must delete the row")
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+ if _, err := s.catalog.GetCheckpoint(row.ID); err == nil {
+ t.Error("catalog row survived a clean cascade")
+ }
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| if res.CatalogRows == 0 { | |
| t.Error("CatalogRows = 0; a clean cascade must delete the row") | |
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| t.Error("CatalogRows = 0; a clean cascade must delete the row") | |
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In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvsnap/internal/server/delete_checkpoint_test.go`
around lines 615 - 616, Extend the clean-cascade test after the CatalogRows
assertion to call GetCheckpoint and verify that the checkpoint row is absent.
Assert the lookup returns the expected not-found result, covering the
DeleteByHash path rather than relying only on the deletion count.
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Three correctness bugs in capture/restore, found while validating the NVCA-driven cachedir path against a live cluster. Grouped into one PR because they were found in one run and all sit in the capture/delete paths.
nvsnap#788 — restore exec'd the wrong container's entrypoint
Capture recorded the entrypoint from
ResolvePodPID, which returns the lowest non-sandbox PID in the pod. Its doc scopes that correctly — "sufficient for upperdir resolution" — because every container in a pod resolves the same overlay. It is wrong for the entrypoint, where container identity is the entire question: it returns whichever container started first.NVCF function pods run a
utilssidecar that starts while the main container is still pulling its image, so the sidecar always won:/usr/bin/appdoes not exist in the image — it is the sidecar's command. Capture reported success and the checkpoint was genuinely valid, so this presented as a workload bug. Every multi-container pod whose main container starts after a sidecar is affected, which is the normal case.Adds
ResolveContainerPID(matches the cgroup against one container ID) and plumbs the main container ID throughCaptureRequest. Falls back to the pod PID when the ID is unknown or the process exited, so single-container pods are unchanged.ResolvePodPIDis untouched and still used for upperdir/mountinfo.nvsnap#736 — DELETE orphaned the dump
The catalog delete ran unconditionally after the tier cascade and set
AnySuccessitself, so a cascade where the agent 401'd under--auth-mode=requiredstill returned204 No Content. The row is the only pointer to the on-disk dump, so the bytes were orphaned with nothing left to retry or GC them — and the caller was told it succeeded.Rows are now retained when any tier delete failed, and the handler returns 500 with the summary. Tracked on an explicit
CatalogRetainedflag rather than appending toErrors; that list is the set of things that actually failed and callers count it (an existing test caught this when I got it wrong first).nvsnap#785 — L2 PVC over-allocation
defaultL2Sizemeasures the capture, multiplies by 1.2, thenmax()es against a 10 GiB floor — discarding the measurement below ~8.5 GiB. A 269 MB cachedir capture provisioned 10 GiB (~20 GiB raw on the RAID-10 VPG), permanently, because the L2 StorageClasses areRetain. Floor drops to 2 GiB; it is a guard against a degenerate manifest, not a default size.Testing
go test ./internal/server/ ./internal/rootfsonly/ ./internal/agent/— all green.ResolveContainerPIDpicks the named container over the lower-PID sidecar, skipspause, and misses cleanly so the fallback engages. One test pins the pre-fix behaviour (ResolvePodPIDreturning the sidecar) next to the fix.Not validated end to end. The dev2 cluster was lost before the fixed build could be deployed, so #788 and #736 are unit-tested only. #785's over-allocation was observed directly on-cluster before that.
Notes
The capture side of the NVCA integration was proven on dev2 before the cluster went: Hook A stamp, webhook injection, 269 MB / 564 files captured, L2 promote zero-copy, blobstore upload, CFS advanced to Warm. Restore got as far as mounting the ROX PVC and prewarming 385 files at 6.6 GB/s before hitting #788.
References
Fixes #788, #736, #785
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