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The Server struct stored a copy of the configuration while the container server, the OCI runtime and the storage managers kept a reference to the original object. The SIGHUP reload watcher reloaded the copy, so reloaded values were visible to the status endpoints but never reached sandbox creation and other runtime consumers: newly added runtime handlers kept failing with "failed to find runtime handler ..." until the daemon restart. Store the config as a pointer so that the reload applies to a single shared configuration object. Signed-off-by: alwaysprince05 <prince.p24@medhaviskillsuniversity.edu.in>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds atomically published runtime configuration snapshots, validates reload candidates before publication, updates runtime consumers to use consistent snapshots, and changes ChangesAtomic runtime configuration reloads
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SIGHUP
participant Server
participant Config
participant OCIRuntime
participant RunPodSandbox
SIGHUP->>Server: trigger configuration reload
Server->>Config: validate and publish runtime candidate
OCIRuntime->>Config: read RuntimeSnapshot
Config-->>OCIRuntime: runtime handlers and default runtime
RunPodSandbox->>OCIRuntime: validate requested handler
OCIRuntime-->>RunPodSandbox: runtime type or validation error
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A sandbox request concurrent with a runtime-handler reload can fail transiently or apply updated handler characteristics after validating the old configuration. The risk is narrow and recoverable, but the request should use one snapshot consistently. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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server/server.go (1)
74-74: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDocument why
Server.configis a shared pointer.
ServerandContainerServerreceive the same*libconfig.Config. The SIGHUP handler updates this object in place, so a value copy would leaveContainerServerwith stale settings. Add a short comment:Suggested change
+ // Keep the live configuration shared with ContainerServer so SIGHUP reloads + // are visible to all server consumers. config *libconfig.Config🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@server/reload_sighup_test.go`:
- Line 63: Update the test cleanup around setupSUT and afterEach to restore all
process-global state: reset the SIGHUP registration, remove Logrus hooks, and
restore the Logrus level after each test. Ensure the SIGHUP watcher cannot
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In `@server/server.go`:
- Line 74: Add a short comment beside the Server.config field explaining that
Server and ContainerServer share the same *libconfig.Config pointer because the
SIGHUP handler updates it in place; preserve the pointer type and surrounding
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@alwaysprince05 I feel we fix the visibility issue but I feel we are creating a data race condition. One consumer was earlier using it didn't get bothered by the change but now both knows and can cause issues.
The reload spec adds a logrus hook, raises the log level and leaves the SIGHUP watcher of its Server registered, all of which leaks into subsequent specs running in the same process. Snapshot the registered hooks via the mutex-guarded ReplaceHooks and restore the hook set, the log level and the SIGHUP registration via DeferCleanup, which runs after AfterEach so that the watcher is detached only once the mocks of the spec are torn down. Signed-off-by: alwaysprince05 <prince.p24@medhaviskillsuniversity.edu.in> 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-Authored-By: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com>
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You're right. Earlier the reload watcher only mutated a copy inside Server, I'd rather fix the sync in this PR itself — guard just what reload mutates Also pushed a small commit restoring the logrus hook/level and SIGHUP |
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🟠 Major · Make runtime reload and selection atomic. · oci.go:192-198
internal/oci/oci.go:192-198
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftMake runtime reload and selection atomic.
ReloadRuntimesassignsc.Runtimesbeforec.DefaultRuntime. A concurrent request can therefore read the new default from the old map. With an empty container handler,getRuntimeHandlerreturns(nil, nil), andnewRuntimeImpldereferencesrh.RuntimeType. This causes an unrecovered panic. The configured gRPC interceptors do not recover panics, and grpc-go v1.83.2 allows the panic to terminate the CRI-O process. This is a major availability issue, not only a failed request.Protect
RuntimesandDefaultRuntimewith the same synchronization during reload and lookup. Also return an error when the selected default handler is absent beforenewRuntimeImplcan dereference it.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/oci/oci.go`:
- Around line 192-198: Make runtime reload and selection atomic by protecting
both Runtimes and DefaultRuntime with the same synchronization in ReloadRuntimes
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Sharing the configuration with all runtime consumers made the SIGHUP reload race with the gRPC handlers: ReloadRuntimes assigned the runtimes table before the default runtime, so a concurrent request could read the new table with the old default and, with a missing handler, dereference a nil runtime handler in RuntimeType, which terminates the whole daemon. A failed reload additionally left the shared configuration half-applied. Publish the validated runtime configuration as an immutable snapshot via an atomic pointer instead. Reload validates and mutates the candidate configuration and only then commits it and publishes the snapshot, while all consumers load a single snapshot, which makes the torn window and the half-applied state unobservable. A missing default runtime handler now returns a proper error instead of a nil handler. Signed-off-by: alwaysprince05 <prince.p24@medhaviskillsuniversity.edu.in> 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-Authored-By: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com>
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🟠 Major · Read current runtime snapshots for CPU load-balancing… · runtime_handler_hooks_linux.go:117-125
internal/runtimehandlerhooks/runtime_handler_hooks_linux.go:117-125
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRead current runtime snapshots for CPU load-balancing permission.
HooksRetriever.GetreachescpuLoadBalancingAllowedfrom container and sandbox RPCs. The function readsconfig.Runtimesdirectly whileReloadRuntimesreplaces that field and publishes the atomic runtime snapshot. This violates the reload contract and can race with reload publication.
sync.Oncealso preserves the first result. If a reload addscrioann.CPULoadBalancingto a runtime'sAllowedAnnotations, later requests still use the pre-reload result and omitDefaultCPULoadBalanceHooks.Use
RuntimeSnapshot().Runtimesand replace the permanent cache with snapshot-aware synchronization or recomputation. Fixing only the other runtime-dependent hook cache does not fix this path.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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// The actual test suite.restates the declaration. Remove it or explain a design reason.As per coding guidelines: “Add comments explaining 'why' not 'what' in Go code.”
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In `@internal/lib/checkpoint.go`:
- Line 292: Persist the resolved runtime handler during RunPodSandbox creation
instead of storing an empty handler when the request omits runtimeHandler. Reuse
that resolved handler for container creation, checkpoint restore in
CRImportCheckpoint, and the sandbox OCIRuntime value so SIGHUP default changes
do not alter the selected runtime. Add coverage that changes DefaultRuntime
between checkpoint export and restore and verifies the original runtime is used.
In `@internal/runtimehandlerhooks/runtime_handler_hooks_linux.go`:
- Line 55: Update the runtime snapshot handling around RuntimeSnapshot and the
cached highPerformanceHooks configuration so reloaded ExecCPUAffinity values,
including newly added handlers, are applied to later sandboxes. Refresh the
cached setting whenever the snapshot value changes, and synchronize cache
updates with concurrent Get calls.
In `@server/sandbox_run_freebsd.go`:
- Around line 449-455: Update the kernel-separation detection around
podIsKernelSeparated to capture a single RuntimeSnapshot and use it for both
runtime-type resolution and the empty-handler default runtime lookup. Replace
the current separate RuntimeType(runtimeHandler) and
RuntimeSnapshot().DefaultRuntime accesses with the snapshot-aware runtime-type
helper while preserving existing handler validation and kata detection behavior.
In `@server/sandbox_run_linux.go`:
- Line 1658: Update the kernel-separation condition around RuntimeType and
runtimeHandler so the effective handler, runtime type, and DefaultRuntime are
all resolved from one RuntimeSnapshot rather than separate reads. Reuse that
single snapshot through the Runtime.getRuntimeHandler/RuntimeType path and the
runtimeHandler == "" fallback, preserving the existing kata detection behavior.
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In `@internal/runtimehandlerhooks/runtime_handler_hooks_linux.go`:
- Around line 117-125: Update cpuLoadBalancingAllowed to read runtimes from
RuntimeSnapshot().Runtimes instead of config.Runtimes, and remove the
sync.Once-based permanent cache. Recompute the permission from the current
snapshot or use synchronization keyed to snapshot changes so ReloadRuntimes
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In `@internal/oci/concurrent_reload_test.go`:
- Line 15: Remove the redundant “The actual test suite.” comment above the test
declaration in the concurrent reload tests; do not add a replacement unless it
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The hooks retriever read the runtimes table directly and cached both the CPU load-balancing permission (sync.Once) and the high-performance hooks (exec_cpu_affinity) forever, so reloaded runtime configurations were never applied to sandboxes created afterwards. Reading the table also raced with the atomic snapshot publication of the reload. Read the runtime configuration from the published snapshot instead, and recompute or recreate the cached values when the snapshot changes while synchronizing the caches with concurrent requests. Resolve the runtime type and the default runtime of sandbox creation from a single snapshot so that both cannot describe different configurations during a reload. Signed-off-by: alwaysprince05 <prince.p24@medhaviskillsuniversity.edu.in> 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-Authored-By: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com>
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Fixed this in commits three and four. Reload was writing the new runtimes The validated runtime config is now published as an immutable snapshot via Added a concurrency test (reload loop + parallel lookups) that passes under @xw19 does this cover it? Happy to rework with an RWMutex if you'd prefer. |
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In `@internal/runtimehandlerhooks/runtime_handler_hooks_linux.go`:
- Around line 153-154: Replace the separate atomic stores used by the
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The permission and the runtime snapshot it was computed for were stored in two separate atomics, so a reload publishing a new snapshot during the evaluation of the old one could pair the new snapshot with the old result, and a request for the new configuration would reuse it. Publish both values as one atomic unit instead. Signed-off-by: alwaysprince05 <prince.p24@medhaviskillsuniversity.edu.in> 🤖 Generated with Codebuff Co-Authored-By: Codebuff <noreply@codebuff.com>
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🟡 Minor · Carry the validated runtime snapshot into RuntimeTypeFromSnapshot. · oci.go:128-167
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCarry the validated runtime snapshot into
RuntimeTypeFromSnapshot.runtimeHandler(req)validates the explicit handler with one snapshot. The Linux and FreeBSD sandbox paths later callRuntimeTypeFromSnapshot, which loads another snapshot. If SIGHUP removes the handler, the second lookup returns an error andRunPodSandboxfails. If SIGHUP changes the handler definition, the kernel-separation decision uses the changed definition. An explicit handler does not select the default inRuntimeTypeFromSnapshot;defaultIsKataapplies only when the handler is empty. Reuse the first snapshot for validation and runtime selection to fix this race.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@internal/oci/oci.go`:
- Around line 128-167: Update getRuntimeHandler and the sandbox runtime-type
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The server validated an explicit runtime handler against one runtime snapshot, but sandbox creation later loaded a second snapshot for the kernel separation detection. A reload publishing a new configuration in between could fail a request whose handler was just removed, or apply a changed handler definition to the kernel separation decision. Capture the snapshot once while validating the runtime handler and pass it through sandbox creation, so validation, runtime selection and the kernel separation detection all resolve from the same configuration. Signed-off-by: alwaysprince05 <alwaysprince05@users.noreply.github.com>
State the convention the runtime snapshot design relies on explicitly: take a snapshot once per logical operation and resolve every value from that single snapshot, passing it along when an operation spans several components. This documents why the snapshot parameter exists on helpers like RuntimeTypeInSnapshot and keeps future readers from reintroducing the torn-read pattern the earlier commits fixed. Signed-off-by: alwaysprince05 <alwaysprince05@users.noreply.github.com>
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@xw19 just circling back on the race you flagged. It should be fixed in the commits I pushed after your review — Reload now validates the new config first and publishes it as an immutable snapshot through an atomic pointer (pkg/config/runtime_snapshot.go), so readers either see the old config or the fully validated new one, never something half-applied. The hook caches and the kernel-separation check refresh on reload too. Added internal/oci/concurrent_reload_test.go which runs parallel lookups against a reload loop, stays clean under -race. I went with the snapshot instead of an RWMutex to keep the read path lock-free, but happy to rework it if you'd prefer the mutex. Could someone drop an /ok-to-test as well so CI can run? Thanks |
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What this PR does / why we need it:
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Serverstruct kept its own copy of the config whileContainerServer, the OCI runtime (internal/oci) and the storage managers held a reference to the original object. When SIGHUP triggered a reload, only the Server copy was updated. That is why reloaded values showed up incrio status configbut never reached the code that actually creates sandboxes and containers.Practical effect (#10202): add a runtime handler via a drop-in, send SIGHUP,
crio status configlists it, butRunPodSandboxkeeps failing withfailed to find runtime handler kata-qemu from runtime list map[crun:... runc:...]until the daemon is restarted.The fix is to store the config as a pointer in
Server, so a reload applies to one shared object. This also makes the other reloaded fields (log level, pause image, pinned images, seccomp profile, ...) work for all runtime consumers, not just the status endpoints.Because all consumers now share the config, the runtime part of the reload is synchronized (commits three and four): the validated runtime configuration is published as an immutable snapshot via an atomic pointer (
pkg/config/runtime_snapshot.go). Reload validates the candidate configuration first, then commits and publishes it in a single store, while all runtime consumers load one snapshot per request. The torn-reload window (Runtimesassigned beforeDefaultRuntime), the nil handler dereference inRuntimeType, and the half-applied state of a failed reload are no longer observable. The runtime hook caches (CPU load-balancing permission,exec_cpu_affinity) are refreshed when the snapshot changes, and sandbox creation resolves the runtime type and the kata default check from a single snapshot.Reproduction and testing:
server/reload_sighup_test.gosends a real SIGHUP (unix.Kill(os.Getpid(), unix.SIGHUP)) in the mock-based server suite and then callsRuntime().ValidateRuntimeHandler("kata"), the same callRunPodSandboxmakes (server/sandbox_run.go).mainthis fails with the exact error from Runtime handler added by SIGHUP appears in crio status config but remains unavailable to RunPodSandbox #10202; with the patch it passes.internal/oci/concurrent_reload_test.gohammers runtime lookups from four readers while a writer publishes new runtime tables; it catches torn reads under-race(it caught a hole in the first snapshot implementation).A note on
-race: the remaining race reports in./server/,./internal/lib/statsserver/and./internal/watchdog/were reproduced identically on unmodifiedmainin a clean worktree (cri-streamingStart()vsbuildURL(), and test-onlyDefaultConfig()global-cache races between parallel tests). They are pre-existing and untouched by this patch.Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #10202
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&Server{}were migrated to&Server{config: &config.Config{}}, which keeps the previous zero-field semantics.DefaultRuntime, checkpoint metadata (OCIRuntimeinconfig.dump) can name a different runtime than the one that created the checkpoint. This behavior predates this PR (the daemon always resolved the live default); persisting the resolved handler on the sandbox touches sandbox metadata, container creation,CRImportCheckpointandconfig.dump, so it is better done in a dedicated follow-up PR.Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?
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