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The v1 and v1alpha1 APIs represent alert agents as optional node resources named TaintAlertAgent and UntaintAlertAgent. These resources use Healthy, Enabled, and Operational conditions. The previous cluster-level alert-agent condition and standalone alertAgentScripts status were removed. Validation tests and documentation now cover conditional resource requirements. The linter exclusion was updated.

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Alert-agent status is represented as optional per-node resources with documented validation and test coverage, with no remaining identified production-impacting risk.

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Description check ❓ Inconclusive No pull request description was provided, so its relationship to the changeset cannot be assessed. Add a brief description that summarizes the Pacemaker Alert Agents API changes, including the resource model, conditions, validation, and status reasons.
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the main change: adding Pacemaker Alert Agents API definitions.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 2…
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I propose we evaluate an entirely different approach.
• Drop top-level status.alertAgents unless a concrete consumer needs a cluster-scoped per-agent list.
• Reuse nodes[].resources[] and extend PacemakerClusterResourceName for the two alert scripts.
• Reuse the existing conditions field. If aggregate health plus explanation is sufficient, use Healthy with alert-agent-specific reasons for the 8 required conditions.
• Add explicit Configured/ScriptPresent condition types by adding explicit reasons for Enabled (reason: ScriptConfigured) and Operational (ScriptPresent) while documenting alert-agent-specific reasons.
• The shared resource type still requires the eight Pacemaker condition types. Prefer conditional validation for alert-script entries; e.g. things like Managed might be true by default when configured, but may also need alert-agent specific reasons. Enabled is interesting because it might not be possible to "disable" alert agent script. Consider each condition separately.
• Keep rolling failure history—“last 10 runs” or “last 5 minutes”—in metrics or a future status summary. Considering reusing "Active" to raise ScriptFailing when such a condition is met. I believe this is the condition that tracks failing etcd and kubelet.

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• PHC should fail closed when expected alert-agent entries are missing, with distinct reasons such as AlertAgentNotRegistered and AlertAgentStatusNotObserved. This is because ALL TNF clusters are expected to have these. This can be raised through the existing PacemakerHealthy condition in etcd as new reasons.

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I propose we evaluate an entirely different approach. • Drop top-level status.alertAgents unless a concrete consumer needs a cluster-scoped per-agent list. • Reuse nodes[].resources[] and extend PacemakerClusterResourceName for the two alert scripts. • Reuse the existing conditions field. If aggregate health plus explanation is sufficient, use Healthy with alert-agent-specific reasons for the 8 required conditions. • Add explicit Configured/ScriptPresent condition types by adding explicit reasons for Enabled (reason: ScriptConfigured) and Operational (ScriptPresent) while documenting alert-agent-specific reasons. • The shared resource type still requires the eight Pacemaker condition types. Prefer conditional validation for alert-script entries; e.g. things like Managed might be true by default when configured, but may also need alert-agent specific reasons. Enabled is interesting because it might not be possible to "disable" alert agent script. Consider each condition separately. • Keep rolling failure history—“last 10 runs” or “last 5 minutes”—in metrics or a future status summary. Considering reusing "Active" to raise ScriptFailing when such a condition is met. I believe this is the condition that tracks failing etcd and kubelet.

Outside of this PR: • PHC should fail closed when expected alert-agent entries are missing, with distinct reasons such as AlertAgentNotRegistered and AlertAgentStatusNotObserved. This is because ALL TNF clusters are expected to have these. This can be raised through the existing PacemakerHealthy condition in etcd as new reasons.

I'll add on top of the "Outside of this PR" that any new metrics or conditions that we add, we'll probably want to cover with a TNF specific alert

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In `@etcd/README.md`:
- Around line 43-47: Update the README’s Two Node OpenShift with Fencing
resource list to remove FencingAgent, since it is not a valid
PacemakerClusterResourceName; retain the existing Kubelet, Etcd,
TaintAlertAgent, and UntaintAlertAgent entries and state that fencing agents are
tracked separately in the node’s fencingAgents array.
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So this is the consequence of proceeding with this approach; the required conditions differ between object types. Etcd and Kubelet get the original 8; which can be enforced in https://github.com/openshift/api/pull/3041/changes#diff-4c7b620fc1ca29e23492f1a4611be9eca01d7bf82884f72b2c52687d248e0f7dR595-R600 but we'd also need a similar enforcement for the required alertagent entries for the 3 required for them.

// ResourceEnabledReasonPending means an alert-agent script resource's CIB registration has not yet
// been observed this run by the status collector. Used only with status "Unknown". This is expected
// to be temporary, e.g. immediately after upgrade or before the first successful CIB collection.
ResourceEnabledReasonPending = "Pending"

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I'm not sure I understand when the pending state actually happens. Is it during initialization?

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yes I thought on having it during the first setup/upgrade. Happy to remove it if you think it's an overhead

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We can rely on AlertAgentNotRegistered / ScriptMisconfigured instead

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