RHOAIENG-63027: Integrate operator-chaos shift-left validation (L1-L2) - #9201
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded a dashboard knowledge model and three chaos experiments for network partition, PDB blocking, and pod termination. Added Makefile targets to install a pinned Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This PR adds shift-left chaos validation and supporting documentation without introducing an actionable merge-blocking risk; it is merge-ready after normal checks and review. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 10✅ Passed checks (10 passed)
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In @.github/workflows/operator-chaos.yml:
- Line 25: Pin all actions in .github/workflows/operator-chaos.yml to immutable
full commit SHAs: replace actions/checkout@v7.0.1 at lines 25 and 68, and
actions/setup-go@v7 at line 30, while preserving the existing action versions
and workflow behavior.
In `@chaos/experiments/pdb-block.yaml`:
- Around line 7-36: Align the experiment configuration with the modeled
dashboard component by changing the target, steadyState Deployment check,
PDBBlock labelSelector, and blastRadius allowedNamespaces from
rhods-dashboard/redhat-ods-applications to odh-dashboard/opendatahub. Do not add
a new knowledge component unless retaining rhods-dashboard is intentional.
In `@dashboard-operator/Makefile`:
- Line 103: Update the operator-chaos installation and validation targets to
quote the expanded LOCALBIN and OPERATOR_CHAOS paths wherever they are passed to
test, GOBIN, or executed, ensuring paths containing whitespace remain single
arguments.
- Around line 97-103: Update the OPERATOR_CHAOS build target and its dependency
chain so changes to OPERATOR_CHAOS_VERSION trigger reinstallation before
chaos-validate runs. Add the version variable as a dependency or use a versioned
stamp, while preserving the existing local binary download behavior.
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| Claude review | 🧹 3 nits | See nits below |
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operator-chaos diff runs twice with the same arguments. The step runs the command once with --format json to capture the JSON output, then again without --format for human-readable output. Use tee to capture both in one invocation.
29: 🧹 Nit · Claude review
No Go module cache configured. actions/setup-go supports cache: true which caches the module download cache between runs. Without it, the operator-chaos binary is reinstalled from scratch on every run.
46–52: 🧹 Nit · Claude review
Knowledge file path is repeated across steps. Both the Validate knowledge model and Local preflight steps hardcode chaos/knowledge/dashboard.yaml. Extracting this to a workflow-level env var (e.g., KNOWLEDGE_FILE) avoids drift if the path changes.
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contents: readto the validation job.Move the read-only permission from workflow scope to
jobs.validate.permissions. Workflow-level permissions are inherited by every future job, which can create an access-control gap under CWE-284.As per path instructions: set least-privilege permissions per job, not workflow level.
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In `@chaos/experiments/pdb-block.yaml`:
- Line 24: Update the PDBBlock labelSelector to use deployment=odh-dashboard,
matching the label applied to dashboard pods and the existing PDB selector; do
not use app=odh-dashboard.
In `@chaos/knowledge/dashboard.yaml`:
- Around line 41-42: Update the managedResources configuration in the dashboard
overlay to include policy/v1/PodDisruptionBudget/odh-dashboard, alongside the
existing managed resource entries, so recovery checks detect drift in the PDB
applied by dashboard-operator.
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In @.github/workflows/operator-chaos.yml:
- Around line 1-18: Move the contents: read permission from the workflow-level
permissions block into jobs.validate.permissions, preserving read-only access
for the validation job while preventing future jobs from inheriting it.
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"pull-requests: write"- pull_request_target with "actions/checkout" of PR head ref or
"${{ github.event.pull_request.head.ref }}" is a critical secret
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- Curl-pipe-bash patterns: curl/wget piped to sh/bash/python, or
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validation (Megalodon used dormant workflow_dispatch as backdoors)- workflow_call with "secrets: inherit" passes ALL caller secrets to
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is from an external org- Reusable workflow references not pinned by SHA (e.g.,
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JavaScript actions with bundled/obfuscated code. Composite action
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or any JavaScript/shell file under .github/ exceeding 100KB
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- dependabot.yml changes that reduce update frequency, remove
security update checks, add registries with credentials, add
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dashboard-operator/Makefile (1)
101-103: Quote all installer paths in the macro.
operator-chaosinvokesgo-install-toolhere, but the macro still expands$(LOCALBIN)and$(1)without quotes. A checkout path containing spaces breaksGOBIN, the file test, ormv.This repeats the previous path-quoting finding.
As per path instructions: quote shell variables in targets.
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99-100: 🗄️ Data Integrity & IntegrationKeep
.summary.breakingChanges. The pinnedoperator-chaoscontract serializesDiffSummary.BreakingChangesas.summary.breakingChanges;.summary.breakingis not a valid field.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
Add operator-chaos GitHub Actions workflow, knowledge model, and tier 1-2 chaos experiments for Dashboard operator shift-left upgrade validation. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Pin GitHub Actions to full commit SHAs (CWE-829) - Align pdb-block experiment with knowledge model (odh-dashboard/opendatahub) - Use versioned stamp for operator-chaos binary (re-download on version bump) - Quote expanded binary paths in Makefile targets - Reuse existing go-install-tool macro for consistent tooling pattern Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Extract knowledge file path to KNOWLEDGE_FILE env var - Enable Go module cache with cache: true - Use tee to capture JSON diff output in single invocation Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Fix knowledge model Route → HTTPRoute to match actual base manifests - Add manifests/** to workflow path triggers so manifest changes run chaos validation - Read OPERATOR_CHAOS_VERSION from Makefile in CI instead of duplicating - Add Chaos Validation section to docs/dashboard-operator.md covering local usage, CI behavior, and maintenance contract Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sions - Fix labelSelector in all experiments: app=odh-dashboard → deployment=odh-dashboard to match actual pod template labels and PDB selector in manifests/base/deployment.yaml and manifests/base/pdb.yaml - Add PodDisruptionBudget to knowledge model managedResources since it is deployed by the operator via manifests/base/pdb.yaml - Move workflow permissions from workflow level to job level per security best practice Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@docs/dashboard-operator.md`:
- Line 502: Update the Chaos Validation workflow documentation to list the
actual dashboard-operator path filters—internal/**, api/**, config/**, and
cmd/**—and explicitly note that dashboard-operator/Makefile changes, including
OPERATOR_CHAOS_VERSION-only changes, do not trigger the workflow unless the
paths are expanded. Document that breaking-change detection and simulate-upgrade
are skipped when the base branch lacks the chaos/knowledge directory, and remove
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and remediation code. Cite CWE/CVE IDs.- Bugs that could reach production — logic errors, null/undefined,
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silent failures, wrong HTTP status codes.- Performance only when measurable — O(n^2) in hot paths, unbounded
memory growth, missing pagination.Do not comment on:
- Naming preferences (unless genuinely misleading)
- Import ordering or formatting (handled by ESLint and Prettier)
- Alternative patterns that are equally valid
- Missing docs unless a public API is genuinely unclear
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and self-contained (< 20 lines)- Adding explicit type annotations when TypeScript can infer the type
- Suggesting exhaustive switch/if-else when a default branch exists
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Tags can be moved to point to malicious commits (tj-actions/changed-files
CVE-2025-30066)- Pin Docker images by digest (
@sha256:...) not just tag- Never interpolate event data directly in run: blocks (script injection
CWE-94). Use environment variables or action inputs instead- Set least-privilege permissions per job, not workflow level. Flag
"permissions: write-all" or broad "contents: write" combined with
"pull-requests: write"- pull_request_target with "actions/checkout" of PR head ref or
"${{ github.event.pull_request.head.ref }}" is a critical secret
exfiltration vector (prt-scan campaign, 500+ repos compromised).
The PR code runs with the base repo's secrets- No secrets in workflow outputs or step outputs visible to forked PRs
- Curl-pipe-bash patterns: curl/wget piped to sh/bash/python, or
download-then-execute (download a script, then run it)- workflow_dispatch triggers on sensitive workflows without input
validation (Megalodon used dormant workflow_dispatch as backdoors)- workflow_call with "secrets: inherit" passes ALL caller secrets to
the reusable workflow. Flag if the callee is not pinned by SHA or
is from an external org- Reusable workflow references not pinned by SHA (e.g.,
uses: org/repo/.github/workflows/build.yml@main)
Files:
.github/workflows/operator-chaos.yml
**/.github/**
⚙️ CodeRabbit configuration file
**/.github/**: SUPPLY CHAIN: GITHUB DIRECTORY SECURITY (CWE-284, CWE-829)The .github/ directory controls CI/CD, code review ownership, and
repository behavior. Changes here have outsized security impact.FLAG AS CRITICAL:
- CODEOWNERS: removal of security team from review paths, adding
broad wildcards that bypass existing ownership rules, or removing
the file entirely- Custom composite actions under .github/actions/: shell commands in
runs.steps[].run blocks, network access, secret references, or
JavaScript actions with bundled/obfuscated code. Composite action
inputs with modified default values- Large or obfuscated files: .github/setup.js, .github/scripts/*.js,
or any JavaScript/shell file under .github/ exceeding 100KB
(Miasma worm used a 4.6MB obfuscated .github/setup.js)- FUNDING.yml changes redirecting sponsorship URLs
- dependabot.yml changes that reduce update frequency, remove
security update checks, add registries with credentials, add
"allow" rules bypassing version constraints, add "ignore" rules
suppressing security updates, or change "target-branch"- GitHub App manifests or webhook configurations
Files:
.github/workflows/operator-chaos.yml
**/Makefile
⚙️ CodeRabbit configuration file
**/Makefile: MAKEFILE SECURITY:
- No hardcoded credentials or registry passwords
- No curl-pipe-shell patterns (curl ... | sh)
- Quote shell variables in targets
- Verify image registry URLs match approved registries
Files:
dashboard-operator/Makefile
🪛 checkmake (0.3.2)
dashboard-operator/Makefile
[warning] 110-110: Target body for "chaos-validate" exceeds allowed length of 5 lines (9).
(maxbodylength)
🪛 LanguageTool
docs/dashboard-operator.md
[uncategorized] ~502-~502: The official name of this software platform is spelled with a capital “H”.
Context: ...## CI The Chaos Validation workflow (.github/workflows/operator-chaos.yml) runs on ...
(GITHUB)
🪛 zizmor (1.29.0)
.github/workflows/operator-chaos.yml
[warning] 1-117: overly broad permissions (excessive-permissions): default permissions used due to no permissions: block
(excessive-permissions)
[warning] 3-12: insufficient job-level concurrency limits (concurrency-limits): workflow is missing concurrency setting
(concurrency-limits)
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dashboard-operator/Makefile (1)
106-107: Quote the paths used bygo-install-tool.Line 107 invokes a macro that expands
$(1)and$(LOCALBIN)without quotes in shell commands. If the checkout path contains whitespace,test,GOBIN=... go install, ormvreceives split arguments and the target fails. Quote the macro expansions.As per path instructions, "Quote shell variables in targets."
Source: Path instructions
Ensures version bumps to OPERATOR_CHAOS_VERSION in the Makefile trigger the Chaos Validation workflow. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Looks solid for an L1-L2 integration — good pattern reuse from model-registry-operator, SHA-pinned actions, and clean Makefile targets. A few things caught my eye below, mostly around fragility and cross-deployment consistency.
- Use `sed 's/^[^=]*= *//'` instead of `sed 's/.*?= *//'` for robust Makefile version extraction regardless of assignment operator - Add comments explaining controller field (DataScienceCluster vs DashboardReconciler) and ODH overlay-injected labels - List specific workflow path triggers in docs instead of broad "dashboard-operator/ source" Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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/lgtm -- will defer the approval to Lucas |
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https://issues.redhat.com/browse/RHOAIENG-63027
Description
Integrates operator-chaos shift-left validation for the Dashboard operator at L1-L2 maturity, following the patterns established by model-registry-operator PR #525 (L1-L3) and mlflow-operator PR #128 (L1).
What's included
L1 — GitHub Action on PRs:
.github/workflows/operator-chaos.ymltriggers on changes tochaos/,dashboard-operator/internal/,dashboard-operator/api/,dashboard-operator/config/,dashboard-operator/cmd/--dry-runL2 — Knowledge model and experiments:
chaos/knowledge/dashboard.yaml— describes all Dashboard managed resources (Deployment, ServiceAccount, ClusterRoleBindings, Service, ConfigMap, Route) with steady-state checks and recovery parameterschaos/experiments/pod-kill.yaml(Tier 1) — basic pod recoverychaos/experiments/network-partition.yaml(Tier 2) — informer reconnection / health check honestychaos/experiments/pdb-block.yaml(Tier 2) — PodDisruptionBudget eviction behaviorMakefile targets:
make chaos-validate— local validation of knowledge model + experimentsmake operator-chaos— download the operator-chaos CLIWhat's NOT included (future L3-L4)
How Has This Been Tested?
This is an offline/shift-left validation integration — no cluster required for the CI workflow. The knowledge model and experiment files match the upstream operator-chaos dashboard knowledge and experiments. The GHA workflow follows the same pattern as model-registry-operator and mlflow-operator which are already merged and running in CI.
Test Impact
No runtime tests are added at L1-L2. The GitHub Actions workflow validates YAML schemas and detects breaking changes at PR time. Actual chaos experiments (pod-kill, network-partition, pdb-block) run on live clusters during pre-release qualification, not in CI. L3 (ChaosClient SDK tests) would add Go integration tests in a follow-up.
Request review criteria:
Self checklist (all need to be checked):
After the PR is posted & before it merges:
mainSummary by CodeRabbit
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