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🟠 Major · Preserve the existing Helm release namespace. · upgrades.yaml:72-74
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Thanks, both findings were real and are fixed. Details on what changed and one deliberate deviation. Data-plane revert gating ( The one place I did not follow the proposed fix: the step names resources individually instead of passing Following the CRD upgrade namespace ( The step now runs Scoped to that one step on purpose: the Argo CD and Flux group syncs the release rather than invoking helm, and the operator step re-runs Verification on the current head: |
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Four pins from the 2026-09-21 drift report, grouped because all four are mechanical: no AICR values change is required by any of them. kueue 0.19.3 -> 0.19.5. The component carries a hand-maintained copy of the chart's controllerManagerConfigYaml that Helm does not merge, so every bump has to re-diff that blob against upstream and re-apply the integrations .frameworks trim. This time the blob is byte-identical between 0.19.3 and 0.19.5, so the re-pin is a verified no-op: nothing to adopt, nothing dropped. AICR's copy still differs from the 0.19.5 default by exactly the documented trim and nothing else. CRD templates are byte-identical, and v1beta2 remains served and stored for resourceflavors/clusterqueues/localqueues, so the three bundled quota manifests keep their apiVersion. The only rendered change beyond the image tag is kueue-manager-role gaining delete on trainer.kubeflow.org/trainjobs, which is upstream-intended; TrainJob is one of the three frameworks AICR keeps, so the widening is real and worth naming. 0.19.4 fixes TrainJob admission dropping runtime-defined tolerations when ResourceFlavor tolerations apply, which AICR triggers both halves of. slinky-slurm, slinky-slurm-operator and slinky-slurm-operator-crds 1.2.0 -> 1.2.2, together: the operator chart declares a dependency on slurm-operator-crds at the same version, so a partial bump would cross it. The slurm chart's values.yaml is byte-identical across the bump and the CRDs render byte-identical, all six kinds still v1beta1 served and stored. The operator adds one key, metricsSecure, defaulting false. Both maintenance contracts were re-verified rather than assumed: certManager.enabled=true and crds.enabled=false still match the 1.2.2 chart defaults, and the three Alpine sidecars are still :latest upstream, so AICR's 3.23.3 pins stay. 1.2.2 adds a minimum-slurm-version annotation of 25.11; the pinned 26.05 pyxis images clear it, so no digest moves. The version constant in TestComponentRegistry_SlinkySlurmChartVersions moves with the pins. It is a lockstep guard whose whole purpose is to track them, and it was observed red against the new pins before being updated, so it still discriminates. Golden parity files were regenerated with AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1; the diff touches exactly the seven *-training-slurm leaves and no other leaf. kueue produces no golden change because no overlay or mixin references it. No ADR-021 record is required: no CRD delta, no removed or renamed values path, no API- or stored-version movement in either family. Signed-off-by: Carlos Eduardo Arango Gutierrez <eduardoa@nvidia.com>
The 2026-09-28 drift report moved kueue past this PR's 0.19.5 pin. The chart's controllerManagerConfigYaml changed this time, so the pinned copy in recipes/components/kueue/values.yaml is re-diffed and re-synced: 0.19.6 adds `Cohort.kueue.x-k8s.io: 1` to controller.groupKindConcurrency (kueue #15876, which syncs the Helm blob with the kustomize config). The line is adopted so AICR's copy still differs from the chart default by exactly the integrations.frameworks trim, and nothing else. It does not change behavior: the Cohort reconciler reads its concurrency from that map, an absent key yields 0, and controller-runtime v0.24.1 (kueue's pin) raises 0 to 1. Other rendered changes against AICR's values: twelve new ClusterRoles, editor and viewer for admissionchecks, appwrappers, multikueueclusters, multikueueconfigs, provisioningrequestconfigs and workloadpriorityclasses (kueue #16032, #16101). All carry rbac.kueue.x-k8s.io/batch-admin and aggregate into kueue-batch-admin-role, which the chart binds to no subject. The viewer roles also aggregate into the built-in admin ClusterRole (the appwrapper viewer into view and edit too), so subjects already bound to admin gain read on those kinds. kueue-manager-role is unchanged. The CRD templates are byte-identical to 0.19.5 and v1beta2 stays the storage version for resourceflavors, clusterqueues and localqueues, so the health check and the three bundled quota manifests keep their apiVersion. The health check's CRD step comment still named chart 0.19.3; it now names the current pin. Release-note review of the two "Actions Required" items in 0.19.6: - DRA quota accounting now subtracts only the containers' own request, so chargeable Pod overhead or a resource-transformation output that shares a name with a DRA-backed extended resource stays counted, and usage on that name can rise. A default AICR install does not reach this path. The pinned kueue config sets no resources.transformations, deviceClassMappings or excludeResourcePrefixes (the only matches under recipes/components/kueue are the chart's commented-out example), and no overlay or mixin references kueue. nvidia-dra-driver-gpu ships with resources.gpus.enabled=false, so its gpu.nvidia.com DeviceClass, the only one in chart 0.5.0 that declares an extendedResourceName (nvidia.com/gpu), is not rendered, and no overlay turns it on. The bundled ClusterQueue holds 100000 nvidia.com/gpu of nominal quota, so a rise could not change admission against it either. The change reaches only a cluster that enabled the DRA full-GPU DeviceClass through an override and also has Pod overhead or a transformation output under that name. - SparkApplication now reserves cores and memory overhead. Inert here: the integration is commented out in the chart default and AICR's frameworks trim does not add it. The kueue section of docs/user/component-catalog.md does cover override-reachable changes, but both items need an opt-in AICR does not ship, and upstream's note already carries the operator actions, so no 0.19.6 note is added there. make bom-docs moves the kueue row and image to 0.19.6 and nothing else. make update-goldens produces no change, because kueue is in no stock leaf. No ADR-021 record: kueue has none, and this bump moves no CRD, API or storage version, and no values path. Signed-off-by: Carlos Eduardo Arango Gutierrez <eduardoa@nvidia.com>
The three MariaDB pins from the 2026-09-21 drift report, moved together: mariadb-operator-crds, mariadb-operator and slurm-accounting-mariadb (chart mariadb-cluster) all go 26.6.0 -> 26.10.0. Upstream uses CalVer, so despite the minor-looking jump the only 26.x releases are 26.3.0, 26.6.0 and 26.10.0; this is a single release, not four. The chart surface is quiet. Rendered under AICR's own values the MariaDB resource is byte-identical apart from the helm.sh/chart label, every consumed values path still resolves, and the CRD delta is five optional fields plus three enum widenings with no removals, no new required fields and no stored-version change. The slurmdbd wiring that makes accounting work at all (Service mariadb, Secret mariadb-password key password, database slurm_acct_db, user slurm) was checked against the 26.10.0 render and holds. Two things in this release are not visible in the chart diff. The operator's default server image moves from mariadb:11.8.8 to mariadb:12.3.3, a MariaDB major version. AICR never pinned spec.image, so existing clusters would keep 11.8.8 while any newly bundled slurm_acct_db came up on 12.3.3, and slurmdbd's supported MariaDB matrix has not been checked against 12.3. This pins mariadb:11.8.8 explicitly, which keeps fresh and standing clusters on one engine and makes the version an AICR decision rather than a side effect of an operator bump. It also closes a BOM blind spot: the operator's default lives in its runtime config block where a render-based BOM cannot see it, so slurm-accounting-mariadb previously reported no images at all and now reports mariadb:11.8.8. Moving to 12.3 is its own change, with its own UAT. Upstream also requires updateStrategy.autoUpdateDataPlane=true on every MariaDB before the operator upgrade, reverted afterwards, because the release changes the replication config rendered by the init container and the agent's replication liveness probe. That is an upgrade-window procedure, not standing configuration, so it lands as an ADR-021 manual record rather than a values key: baking true into values would contradict upstream's own revert guidance and silently update the data plane on every later operator bump. The record is manual and carries no verifiedBy, because no KWOK or UAT lane has exercised this transition and a wrong safe is worse than no record. Its from domain opens below the pin so no earlier operator version matches nothing. The gate was mutation-checked: dropping the remainder step group makes check-upgrade-records fail with "manual but has no steps for deployer argocd", and it passes again once restored. Golden parity files were regenerated with AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1; the diff touches exactly the seven *-training-slurm leaves and no other leaf. Signed-off-by: Carlos Eduardo Arango Gutierrez <eduardoa@nvidia.com>
The upgrade record moved from "upgrade the operator" straight to "revert autoUpdateDataPlane", with nothing between them. The operator applies the new init and agent images asynchronously, so a resource still mid-roll when the flag flips back is stranded on the old data-plane version against a 26.10.0 operator, which is the exact skew the record exists to prevent. Raised by CodeRabbit on the PR. Both deployer groups gain an await-dataplane-update step before the revert, waiting on Updated=True and then Ready=True. Both condition types were checked against api/v1alpha1/condition_types.go at tag 26.10.0 rather than taken from the suggestion: ConditionTypeUpdated is documented there as indicating that an update completed successfully. The step names resources individually instead of passing --all, and the reason field says why. HasPendingUpdate and IsUpdating both treat a nil Updated condition as false, so the condition is simply absent until an update is triggered, and kubectl wait does not return early on an absent condition. A blanket --all --all-namespaces wait would therefore burn its full timeout on every instance that had no roll to do. Chasing that turned up the larger correction. GetDataPlaneInitContainer and GetDataPlaneAgent both fail unless IsHAEnabled, which is replication or Galera. The init container and agent are the HA data plane and do not exist otherwise, so on AICR's own accounting database (galera disabled, replicas 1) the patch is accepted and does nothing. The record and the catalog notes now say so, and the precondition query gained GALERA and REPLICATION columns, so an operator can see which of their instances the data-plane steps actually apply to instead of running them blind against every row. Signed-off-by: Carlos Eduardo Arango Gutierrez <eduardoa@nvidia.com>
The upgrade record's CRD step ran `helm upgrade --install` with no `--namespace`. Helm scopes a release by namespace, so the request lands in whatever namespace the kubeconfig context happens to point at. If that is not where the release lives, `--install` does not find it and Helm installs a second release, which then fights the first for ownership of the cluster-scoped CRDs. That is a bad outcome for the one chart this record already warns must never be removed, since losing the CRDs cascade-deletes every MariaDB, User, Database and Grant. Raised by CodeRabbit on the PR. The step now confirms the namespace with `helm list -A` before upgrading and passes `--namespace`. It names `mariadb-system` because that is the registry default and no overlay overrides it, verified rather than assumed, while telling the operator to substitute what `helm list` actually reported so an inherited bundle on a different layout is not silently mis-targeted. The catalog notes carry the same command and the same reasoning. Scoped to this one step deliberately. The Argo CD and Flux group syncs the release rather than invoking helm, and the operator step re-runs install.sh or helmfile apply, so neither carries a bare helm invocation that could drift from the release namespace. Signed-off-by: Carlos Eduardo Arango Gutierrez <eduardoa@nvidia.com>
The 2026-09-28 drift report moved mariadb-operator, mariadb-operator-crds and mariadb-cluster past this PR's 26.10.0 pins. The three move together, as before. 26.10.1 is a patch on top of 26.10.0. The CRD delta is additive and optional only: MariaDB gains updateStrategy.mariadbAutoUpgradeEnabled, MaxScale gains filters, services[].filters, volumes and status.filtersSpec, with no removals, no new required field at an existing level and no served or storage version change. Under AICR's values the mariadb-operator render moves only the operator image tag, the version labels and the config checksum that tracks them, and the mariadb-cluster render moves only its chart label. The operator chart's values.yaml is byte-identical to 26.10.0, so config.mariadbImage stays mariadb:12.3.3 and the mariadb:11.8.8 engine pin in slurm-accounting-mariadb neither moves nor needs to. Upgrade record. UPGRADE_26.10.1.md "only applies if you are updating from a version prior to 26.10.x, otherwise you may upgrade directly", and for that older origin it keeps 26.10.0's procedure: set autoUpdateDataPlane before the operator moves, CRDs first, then the operator, then revert. Two changes follow from that. - The existing manual record keeps from "<26.10.0" and widens its to ceiling from 26.10.0 to 26.10.1, with the versions in its steps moved to the pin. Left at 26.10.0, the check tells an operator on 26.6.0, which is the path every earlier AICR release takes, to stop at 26.10.0 first: aicr upgrade-check reported "blocked ... Upgrade to 26.10.0 first" for 26.6.0 -> 26.10.1 with the old ceiling and reports manual with the five steps after. - A new safe record covers from ">=26.10.0 <26.10.1" to 26.10.1. Without it check-upgrade-records fails, because nothing describes an operator on 26.10.0 against a 26.10.1 pin. Its verifiedBy is the upgrade guide's exemption for 26.10.x origins plus the release note. The operator code agrees: the only mariadb container change is MARIADB_AUTO_UPGRADE, set only when the new flag is true, and the flag defaults to false. manual here would block the main path as well: with this record flipped to manual, upgrade-check reports 26.6.0 -> 26.10.1 as blocked for crossing two recorded boundaries. The gate was mutation-checked: dropping verifiedBy, lifting the ceiling past the pin, and emptying the from range each fail with the matching violation. docs/user/component-catalog.md now targets 26.10.1 and says a cluster already on 26.10.0 needs none of the steps. make bom-docs moves the three rows and the operator image to 26.10.1 and nothing else. make update-goldens touches the same seven *-training-slurm leaves as the 26.10.0 bump and no other leaf. Signed-off-by: Carlos Eduardo Arango Gutierrez <eduardoa@nvidia.com>
The 2026-09-21 drift report names v0.20.1 as the target for this component. That is a false positive and taking it would have been a regression. v0.20.1 is a stale tag whose commit is dated 2025-11-30, ten months older than v0.17.2 (2026-09-16). It has no GitHub Release, ships 159 lines of values against v0.17.2's 347, and still points global.registry at the pre-rename ghcr.io/nvidia/kai-scheduler path. The repository moved to kai-scheduler/KAI-Scheduler and there are no v0.18 or v0.19 tags at all, so the drift tool's semver-max comparison selected a numerically higher tag from an abandoned line. v0.17.2 is the actual latest release, not a prerelease, and is the series the partner question in Slack was about. Everything AICR consumes survives the bump, verified against both charts rather than assumed: global.tolerations, global.nodeSelector (the two paths the registry injects into), postCleanup.enabled, and the three defaultQueue keys. The CRD set is unchanged, six CRDs at identical versions, all served and stored, so queues.scheduling.run.ai/v2 and schedulingshards.kai.scheduler/v1 still back the self-referencing CRs this component's hasSelfRefCRDs flag exists for. The rendered image set stays at twelve from the same two registry paths, so no registry-inventory allowlist entry is needed. Three values keys were removed upstream in v0.17.0: global.fips, renamed to global.fipsMode in v0.17.1, and queuecontroller.certSecretName and admission.certSecretName, which upstream describes as unused because the operator creates and manages the webhook TLS secrets itself. AICR sets none of the three. The secrets the operator now manages carry different names than the chart previously defaulted to; the health check asserts on the kai-operator Deployment and pod phases rather than on secret names, so it is unaffected. The openshift value added in v0.17.0 does not apply here. It exists because the chart's OpenShift auto-detection uses a cluster lookup that cannot work under offline rendering, but recipes/overlays/ocp.yaml sets kai-scheduler to enabled: false, so AICR does not deploy this component on OpenShift at all. An offline render with the value unset produces zero SecurityContextConstraints, matching v0.16.9. Golden parity fixtures regenerated with AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1. The catalog diff touches 57 leaves because kai-scheduler is declared in recipes/overlays/base.yaml rather than per-leaf, so every recipe inheriting base moves with the pin. Signed-off-by: Carlos Eduardo Arango Gutierrez <eduardoa@nvidia.com>
…tions The MariaDB Updated and Ready conditions are computed against whatever StatefulSet exists, so on a healthy HA instance both are already True before the 26.10.1 operator first reconciles it. The await step could return at once and let the revert set autoUpdateDataPlane back to false before the new operator ran, which leaves 26.10.1 keeping the old init and agent images. Replace the condition waits in the helm/helmfile and GitOps procedures, and in the component-catalog mirror, with jsonpath waits that cannot pass on the old state: the StatefulSet template carries the 26.10.1 image in the init and agent containers, every named pod reports it in its container statuses, then updatedReplicas and readyReplicas reach the replica count. The operator persists the bumped images into the MariaDB spec before rendering the StatefulSet, so the revert is safe once the template carries them. Checked on Kind (kindest/node v1.37.0) with mariadb-operator 26.6.0 to 26.10.1, replication and Galera at 3 replicas: the new waits time out before the operator moves, pass after the roll, and the old procedure reproduces the stranded data plane on a third instance. Signed-off-by: Carlos Eduardo Arango Gutierrez <eduardoa@nvidia.com>
The GitOps procedure patched autoUpdateDataPlane=true onto the live MariaDB while the desired configuration still said false, and asked the reader to sync promptly. A pruning or self-healing sync restores what git says, and "promptly" does not order it before the upgraded operator's first reconcile. If false wins that race, the operator's Galera and replication defaulting keep the old init and agent images, the data-plane upgrade is skipped, and the image waits time out. The Argo CD and Flux steps now commit true to the desired configuration and sync it before the CRD and operator syncs, confirm the live value, keep it through the image and rollout waits, and only then commit false. The catalog procedure says the same for GitOps users at steps 1 and 5. Signed-off-by: Carlos Eduardo Arango Gutierrez <eduardoa@nvidia.com>
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Summary
Consolidates the registry drift bumps into one PR, so that one approval can merge them:
0.19.3 -> 0.19.6and the three slinky-slurm charts1.2.0 -> 1.2.2(was chore(recipes): bump kueue to 0.19.6 and slinky-slurm charts to 1.2.2 #2890)mariadb-operator-crds,mariadb-operator,slurm-accounting-mariadb)26.6.0 -> 26.10.1, the MariaDB server image pinned atmariadb:11.8.8, and ADR-021 upgrade records for the mandatory data-plane stepv0.16.9 -> v0.17.2(was chore(recipes): bump kai-scheduler to v0.17.2 #2916)Motivation / Context
Every recipe change regenerates the catalog and render goldens, so these three PRs conflicted with each other, and
mainrequires up-to-date branches. Whichever merged first put the other two back into conflict, and each rebase dismissed their approvals. One PR removes that cycle.Each commit is unchanged from the PR where it was reviewed. Its hand-written +/- lines are identical, and only the regenerated goldens and BOM differ, rebuilt on
main2bd3f39:Fixes: N/A
Related: #2890, #2916
Type of Change
Component(s) Affected
cmd/aicr,pkg/cli)cmd/aicrd,pkg/server)pkg/recipe)pkg/bundler,pkg/component/*)pkg/collector,pkg/snapshotter)pkg/validator)pkg/errors,pkg/k8s)docs/,examples/)recipes/registry.yamlchart pins, new ADR-021 upgrade recordImplementation Notes
The jump is smaller than it looks. Upstream uses CalVer, and the only 26.x releases are 26.3.0, 26.6.0 and 26.10.0 (verified against both the releases API and
git ls-remote --tags). So26.6.0 -> 26.10.0is a single release, not four.The chart surface is quiet. Rendered under AICR's own values, the
MariaDBresource is byte-identical apart from thehelm.sh/chartlabel. Every consumed values path still resolves, and the CRD delta is five optional fields plus three enum widenings, with no removals, no new required fields and no stored-version change. All 12 CRDs remain single-versionv1alpha1.The slurmdbd wiring contract holds.
components/slinky-slurm/values.yamlhardcodes the accounting handshake (Servicemariadb, Secretmariadb-passwordkeypassword, databaseslurm_acct_db, userslurm, port 3306). A silent rename there would break slurmdbd auth at deploy time rather than render time, so it was checked at the source level as well:api/v1alpha1/mariadb_keys.go, the file that builds every derived resource name, is byte-identical across the bump.Two things in this release are not visible in the chart diff, and they are the reason this PR is separate.
1. The default server image moves
11.8.8 -> 12.3.3, a MariaDB major version.AICR never pinned
spec.image, so existing clusters would keep 11.8.8 while any newly bundledslurm_acct_dbcame up on 12.3.3. The mechanism was traced rather than taken from the release note: there is no mutating webhook, and the reconciler persists the resolved image into the live CR, so standing clusters are safe and only fresh installs change engine.slurmdbd's supported MariaDB matrix has not been verified against 12.3. This PR therefore pins
mariadb:11.8.8explicitly, which:config:block, invisible to a render-based BOM, soslurm-accounting-mariadbpreviously reported "No images extracted" and now reportsmariadb:11.8.8(unique images 112 to 113). The engine is now under the vulnerability scan for the first time, andmake scanpasses with it.Moving to 12.3 should be its own change, with its own UAT.
2. Upstream mandates a data-plane step before the operator upgrade.
updateStrategy.autoUpdateDataPlane=truemust be set on everyMariaDBbefore the operator moves, then reverted, because the release changes the replication configuration rendered by the init container and the replication liveness probe served by the agent. The field defaults tofalse.That is an upgrade-window procedure, not standing configuration, so it lands as an ADR-021
manualrecord rather than a values key. Bakingtrueinto the values file would contradict upstream's own advice to revert it and would silently update the data plane on every later operator bump.The record is deliberately
manualand carries noverifiedBy: no KWOK or UAT lane has exercised this transition, and a wrongsafeis worse than no record. Itsfromdomain opens below the pin (<26.10.0) so no earlier operator version matches nothing, and it carries steps for all five deployers.The gate was mutation-checked rather than assumed to work: deleting the remainder step group makes
check-upgrade-recordsfail withis manual but has no steps for deployer "argocd"(andargocd-helm,flux), and it returns to PASS once restored. The checker also goes from 2 to 3 components with this record wired in, confirming it is actually loaded rather than passing vacuously.Upgrade ordering already holds. Upstream upgrades CRDs first, then the operator. All seven Slurm leaves already express exactly that through
dependencyRefs, so no ordering work was needed.Worth carrying forward: the CRD chart must never be
helm uninstalled to achieve a version change. That deletes the CRDs and cascade-deletes everyMariaDB,User,DatabaseandGrant. Both the record and the catalog note say so.Watch item, not a blocker:
mariadbs.k8s.mariadb.comis now 206128 bytes, about 79 percent of the 262144-byte client-side-apply annotation ceiling, and grew 1563 bytes in this one release.Testing
Every stage that can execute on this machine passes:
lintcheck-upgrade-recordsover 3 components)tuning-checkcoverage-checklicense-checkapi-diffopenapi-diffscanmariadb:11.8.8e2eThe
teststage has one failure,tests/releasepolicy, which reproduces identically on a pristineupstream/mainworktree:.github/scripts/release-images.shneeds bash 4+ (declare -A) and GNUtimeout, and macOS ships bash 3.2.57 with notimeout.test-shellalso fails onmainindependently of this change:github.com/google/cel-gohas no reachable license source URL, because the fallback is malformed and contains literal quote characters (https://"github.com/cel-expr/cel-go/"blob/v0.31.0/LICENSE), so both attempts 404.Golden parity fixtures were regenerated with
AICR_UPDATE_GOLDEN=1; the diff touches exactly the seven*-training-slurmleaves and no other leaf.Risk Assessment
Rollout notes: Fresh installs need no action and stay on
mariadb:11.8.8. Upgrading a standing cluster requires the ordered procedure inrecipes/components/mariadb-operator/upgrades.yaml, also written up under Upgrade Notes indocs/user/component-catalog.md: setupdateStrategy.autoUpdateDataPlane=true, upgrade the CRD chart in place, upgrade the operator, then revert the flag. AnyMariaDBoutside AICR's recipe that omitsspec.imagewill move tomariadb:12.3.3on its next reconcile; the record's precondition gives thekubectlcommand to find those. slurmdbd compatibility with MariaDB 12.3 remains unverified and gates any future engine move.Checklist
make testwith-race)make lint)git commit -S)