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The component pinned the controller image by tag, so the artifact AICR qualifies is not provably the artifact it installs -- a tag can be repointed at the registry after verification. ADR-025's release and supply chain gate requires no floating reference in a component definition. Pin manager.image.tag to the v0.2.0 multi-arch index digest and regenerate the BOM. The tag@digest form matches every other pinned image in recipes/components/ and keeps the version legible in the BOM; the chart's first-class manager.image.digest field renders repository@digest instead, dropping the version. Also replace the values file's hedge about GHCR credentials with the verified result: helm pull against an empty registry config succeeds, so no pull secret is required for the chart or the image. Signed-off-by: Rohit Rajani <rorajani@nvidia.com>
Four invariants the nvcre component documents but nothing enforced: - fullnameOverride decides the rendered Deployment name and the health check asserts that name as a literal. Changing one without the other installs a component that reports unhealthy for an unrelated-looking reason. Now compared across both files, with the namespace checked against the registry. - The controller image pin must stay a digest. Accepts the pin in either manager.image.tag or manager.image.digest, since the chart renders both. - metrics.serviceMonitor.enabled must stay false, or install starts requiring prometheus-operator CRDs an opt-in adopter has no reason to have. - A ref that omits valuesFile resolves to an empty map. Pinning that makes the catalog's warning testable, and turns a future change to name-based value discovery into a failing test rather than silent drift in the docs. Also guards that platform=kubeflow still supplies kubeflow-trainer, the Trainer source the Enabling NVCRE fragment tells adopters to use. A walker asserting these over overlays and mixins would be dead code: TestNVCRERegisteredWithoutOverlay forbids nvcre from appearing in either, so the invariants are checked against the values file and the documented fragment instead. Each guard was mutation-checked to confirm it fails on the drift it describes. Also drops the same stale GHCR-credential hedge from the registry comment. Signed-off-by: Rohit Rajani <rorajani@nvidia.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughNVCRE documentation now pins the Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR pins the NVCRE controller image by digest and adds new tests meant to protect several opt-in safety invariants (disabled ServiceMonitor, digest pinning). Two of those new guard tests have gaps that would let a future regression slip through undetected — one could let ServiceMonitor accidentally get enabled (breaking installs that lack the required CRDs), and one could let a malformed image digest pass validation. Neither is an active production defect today, but tightening these checks before merge would ensure the new safeguards actually catch the regressions they're meant to prevent. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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- Line 156: Update the digest validation in the affected test to parse the
selected digest value and require a syntactically valid SHA-256 digest, rather
than merely checking for the “sha256:” substring. Preserve the existing
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| // repository:tag otherwise, so either field can carry the pin. | ||
| digest, _ := image["digest"].(string) | ||
| tag, _ := image["tag"].(string) | ||
| if !strings.Contains(digest, "sha256:") && !strings.Contains(tag, "sha256:") { |
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Validate a syntactically valid SHA-256 digest.
strings.Contains accepts malformed values such as sha256:not-a-digest. The test then passes although Helm will render an image reference that cannot be pulled. Parse the selected digest and require the SHA-256 algorithm.
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In `@pkg/recipe/nvcre_registry_test.go` at line 156, Update the digest validation
in the affected test to parse the selected digest value and require a
syntactically valid SHA-256 digest, rather than merely checking for the
“sha256:” substring. Preserve the existing tag-or-digest selection behavior
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| t.Fatalf("%s: metrics.serviceMonitor block missing", nvcreValuesFile) | ||
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| if enabled, _ := serviceMonitor["enabled"].(bool); enabled { |
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Require metrics.serviceMonitor.enabled to be explicitly false.
This type assertion treats a missing or non-boolean field as false. If the values file deletes enabled, the chart default enables the ServiceMonitor, but this guard passes. Fail when the field is absent, not a boolean, or true.
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- if enabled, _ := serviceMonitor["enabled"].(bool); enabled {
+ enabled, ok := serviceMonitor["enabled"].(bool)
+ if !ok || enabled {
t.Errorf("%s: metrics.serviceMonitor.enabled must stay false until a recipe that installs "+
"prometheus-operator CRDs opts in", nvcreValuesFile)
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| if enabled, _ := serviceMonitor["enabled"].(bool); enabled { | |
| enabled, ok := serviceMonitor["enabled"].(bool) | |
| if !ok || enabled { |
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In `@pkg/recipe/nvcre_registry_test.go` at line 179, Update the ServiceMonitor
validation around serviceMonitor["enabled"] to require an explicitly typed
boolean false: capture the assertion result and reject the configuration when
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Summary
Pin the
nvcrecontroller image by digest and guard the opt-in wiring invariants the component documents but nothing enforced.Motivation / Context
The component was registered by #2524 with the controller image pinned by tag, so the artifact AICR qualifies is not provably the artifact it installs — a tag can be repointed at the registry after verification. ADR-025's release and supply chain gate requires no floating reference in a component definition.
Separately, several invariants the component depends on lived only in comments. The sharpest is the naming coupling:
recipes/checks/nvcre/health-check.yamlasserts a literalnvcre-managerDeployment, and its own comment concedes the name "assumescomponents/nvcre/values.yamlsetsfullnameOverride: nvcre". Changing either file alone installs a component that reports unhealthy for a reason that looks unrelated to the change.Fixes: N/A (partial — #2684, #2685)
Related: #2683, #2524, #2541
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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/) — regenerated BOM onlyImplementation Notes
Digest form.
manager.image.tag: v0.2.0@sha256:b7f7a71a…, pinned to the multi-arch index digest rather than a per-arch manifest so the pin stays correct on botharm64andamd64.The chart also exposes a first-class
manager.image.digestfield, whose own comment makes exactly ADR-025's argument. It was not used, because that branch rendersrepository@digestand drops the version, whiletag@digestpins and keepsv0.2.0legible indocs/user/container-images.md. The latter also matches how every other pinned image inrecipes/components/is written (busybox:1.38.0@sha256:…,ubuntu:26.04@sha256:…,nccl-plugin-gpudirecttcpx-dev:v1.0.15@sha256:…). Both forms were rendered withhelm templateand compared before choosing. The guard test accepts the pin in either field, so switching later needs no test change.Credential hedge replaced with a fact. Both the values file and the registry entry warned that chart pulls "may require GHCR credentials depending on registry policy." They do not —
helm pull oci://ghcr.io/nvidia/cluster-readiness-engine --version v0.2.0succeeds against an emptyHELM_REGISTRY_CONFIG. Both comments now say so.Why the guards are not a walker. #2685 describes checking every
componentRefnamingnvcre. A walker overrecipes/overlays/andrecipes/mixins/would be dead code: the pre-existingTestNVCRERegisteredWithoutOverlayforbidsnvcrefrom appearing in either, and that invariant is load-bearing (ADR-025 makes stock adoption a separate decision). The invariants are therefore asserted against the values file itself and against the documented fragment, which is where they can actually drift.What the five new tests hold:
TestNVCREValuesFileMatchesHealthCheckfullnameOverride-derived Deployment name and namespace match what the health check asserts and the registry installs intoTestNVCREValuesPinControllerImageByDigesttagordigestTestNVCREValuesDisableServiceMonitormetrics.serviceMonitor.enabledstays false, so install needs no prometheus-operator CRDsTestNVCRERefWithoutValuesFileResolvesEmptyvaluesFileresolves to an empty map — pins the documented trap, so adding name-based value discovery fails loudly instead of quietly invalidating the docsTestNVCREDocumentedTrainerSourceProvidesTrainerplatform=kubeflowstill supplieskubeflow-trainer, the Trainer source the "Enabling NVCRE" fragment tells adopters to useTesting
BOM diff is exactly the intended line:
Each new guard was mutation-checked — reverting the pin to a plain tag, renaming
fullnameOverride, and enabling theServiceMonitoreach produce a failure naming the drift:Coverage:
pkg/recipegains tests only, no new exported functions, so no per-package decrease.Not run: full
make qualify(e2e/scan legs need tooling not installed locally —apidiffandgo-licensesare reported missing bymake tools-check). The gates relevant to these paths are above.Risk Assessment
Rollout notes: No shipped overlay or mixin references
nvcre, so the values change reaches only callers who have explicitly opted in. Reverting is a one-line change plusmake bom-docs.One ongoing cost worth naming: the digest must be re-resolved whenever
defaultVersionmoves. The values file carries thecrane digestcommand inline, and theownsCRDsaudit already re-arms on adefaultVersionchange, so this fits the existing chart-bump procedure.Checklist
make testwith-race) — affected packagesmake lint) —golangci-lint+yamllinton affected pathsgit commit -S)