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The operator has read GRID_SIGNALS_PEER_INTERVAL_SECS since before this, but no chart value set it, so a deployment could not change the cadence. Every site polls every other alive site, so a grid of N sites makes N*(N-1) polls each interval: 6 at three sites, 90 at ten, 2450 at fifty, each one an mTLS fetch. The interval is the only lever on that, and it was unreachable. Empty keeps the operator's own default, so nothing changes for an existing install. Signed-off-by: Sam Batschelet <sbatsche@redhat.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe grid-operator Helm chart adds ChangesPeer Signal Polling Interval
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Feature Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The chart renders and validates configured intervals, but the documented value type is incomplete and the tests leave end-to-end and unset-value behavior insufficiently guarded. Resolve these bounded documentation and test gaps before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The setting preserves the existing default and does not expand peer identity or permissions. Its main risk is operational: shorter intervals increase cross-site traffic, while longer intervals can leave signals unavailable after they expire. Existing request bounds and expiry checks limit these effects. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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- Around line 242-246: Update the notContains assertion for
GRID_SIGNALS_PEER_INTERVAL_SECS to match only the variable name and enable any
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Review comments at @charts/grid-operator/values.schema.json:
- Around line 489-494: Update the peerIntervalSeconds schema validation so it
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The value reaches clap as a u64 with env GRID_SIGNALS_PEER_INTERVAL_SECS, so a negative or non-numeric one makes the operator fail its own argument parse at startup, and the schema accepted both. Zero was worse than rejected: Helm's with block treats it as empty and drops it, so asking for no delay silently got the 30 second default. The schema now takes a positive integer or an empty string, matching the oneOf the metrics block already uses, with the three refusals and the floor tested. Signed-off-by: Sam Batschelet <sbatsche@redhat.com>
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- Line 498: Update the schema validation for the peer interval using the pattern
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A positive-integer pattern still accepted 18446744073709551616, which overflows the u64 clap parses it into, so the operator failed its argument parse on a value the schema had just approved. Both branches now take 1 to 99999, which is a day and change and far inside u64, so the integer and string forms agree. Signed-off-by: Sam Batschelet <sbatsche@redhat.com>
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- Line 202: Update the `signals.peerIntervalSeconds` README table entry to
document its accepted type as int or string, matching the schema’s support for
integer values and strings including the empty string.
Review comments at @charts/grid-operator/tests/signals_test.yaml:
- Around line 303-305: Add a deployment-level integration test for
signals.peerIntervalSeconds that configures a valid value and verifies the
deployed operator container receives it through GRID_SIGNALS_PEER_INTERVAL_SECS;
keep the existing template-validation test unchanged.
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| | `signals.enabled` | bool | `false` | For signalTransport poll. Adds a TCP port named `signals` to the SWIM Service and points this site's gateway at it. Needs `swim.service.enabled`. A LoadBalancer must support mixed UDP and TCP ports. | | ||
| | `signals.port` | int | `9091` | Signals port on the SWIM Service. Peers learn the LoadBalancer address and this port over gossip. | | ||
| | `signals.advertiseAddress` | string | `""` | Signals endpoint gossiped to peers. Set it with `swim.advertiseAddress` or a NodePort Service, where the operator discovers no LoadBalancer address. | | ||
| | `signals.peerIntervalSeconds` | int | `""` | Seconds between peer signal polls, 1 to 99999, as `GRID_SIGNALS_PEER_INTERVAL_SECS`. Every site polls every other alive site, so a grid of N sites makes N*(N-1) polls each interval. Empty keeps the operator's own default. | |
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Document the accepted value types.
The schema accepts an integer or a string, including "", but this row lists only int. Update the type to int or string so the documented contract matches the schema. As per path instructions, prioritize “public API and compatibility implications.”
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Update the `signals.peerIntervalSeconds` README table entry to document its
accepted type as int or string, matching the schema’s support for integer values
and strings including the empty string.
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| signals.peerIntervalSeconds: "18446744073709551616" | ||
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Add an integration test for signals.peerIntervalSeconds.
This PR adds a chart option and maps it to the operator container’s GRID_SIGNALS_PEER_INTERVAL_SECS. The new tests check rendered templates, but no integration test configures this option. Add a deployment-level test that sets the option and checks that the deployed operator receives the configured value.
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Review comment at @charts/grid-operator/tests/signals_test.yaml around lines 303
- 305:
Add a deployment-level integration test for signals.peerIntervalSeconds that
configures a valid value and verifies the deployed operator container receives
it through GRID_SIGNALS_PEER_INTERVAL_SECS; keep the existing
template-validation test unchanged.
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The operator has read
GRID_SIGNALS_PEER_INTERVAL_SECSsince before this, but no chart value set it, so a deployment could not change the cadence.Every site polls every other alive site, so a grid of N sites makes N*(N-1) polls each interval: 6 at three sites, 90 at ten, 2450 at fifty, each one an mTLS fetch. The interval is the only lever on that, and it was unreachable from a values file.
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