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Summary

This PR expands the information presented in the Pacemaker CR, gathered from Pacemaker's Cluster Information Base.

Adds CIB-backed observability fields to PacemakerClusterStatus so operators and the CEO status collector can see resource health and fencing state directly in the CR — no log-diving required. All additions are gated behind the new FencingResourceObservability FeatureGate (DevPreviewNoUpgrade + TechPreviewNoUpgrade).

Where the new fields go

PacemakerCluster
└── status (PacemakerClusterStatus)
    ├── conditions[]
    │   ├── Healthy            (existing)
    │   ├── InService          (existing)
    │   ├── NodeCountAsExpected (existing)
    │   └── FencingEnabled      ← NEW (#1, optional, gated) — tracks stonith-enabled property
    ├── lastUpdated             (existing)
    └── nodes[] (PacemakerClusterNodeStatus)
        ├── nodeName             (existing)
        ├── conditions[]         (existing)
        ├── addresses[]          (existing)
        └── resources[] (PacemakerClusterResourceStatus)
            ├── name             (existing — Kubelet | Etcd)
            ├── conditions[]     (existing)
            ├── failCount        ← NEW (#2, gated) — CIB fail-count for this resource
            └── migrationThreshold ← NEW (#3, gated) — threshold before Pacemaker gives up

New field descriptions

1. FencingEnabled condition — cluster-level condition tracking whether STONITH is globally enabled (stonith-enabled property). Without fencing, the cluster cannot recover from node failures. This condition is optional: conditions keeps MinItems=3 and no XValidation requires FencingEnabled to be present. DualReplica has been GA since 4.22, so a MinItems bump would mean any cluster whose CEO hasn't yet started reporting this condition gets its next status update rejected by the apiserver. Consumers should treat its absence as "not yet known," same as any other eventually-consistent condition.
2. resources[].failCount — CIB failure counter for a resource (Kubelet/Etcd) on a node. Pacemaker increments on failed ops; pcs resource cleanup resets to 0. Survives CEO crash-loops, unlike the in-memory counter it replaces (OCPEDGE-2707 / CEO #1650).
3. resources[].migrationThreshold — the configured number of failures before Pacemaker stops trying. Without this, failCount alone is uninterpretable (threshold could be 5 or 1000000/INFINITY). A CEL rule enforces that failCount and migrationThreshold are set together.

Feature gating

New gate FencingResourceObservability, enabled in DevPreviewNoUpgrade and TechPreviewNoUpgrade.

• failCount / migrationThreshold: plain +openshift:enable:FeatureGate=FencingResourceObservability on each field. Absent from the schema in Default/OKD.
• FencingEnabled: it's a value of Condition.Type, not a field we declare, so there's nothing to attach a field-level gate to. Gated instead with a forbid rule on status.conditions scoped to the ungated manifest:

  // +openshift:validation:FeatureGateAwareXValidation:featureGate="",rule="!self.exists(c, c.type == 'FencingEnabled')",message="the FencingEnabled condition requires the FencingResourceObservability feature gate"

  featureGate="" only matches AAA_ungated.yaml. When manifestmerge builds a featureset payload it applies each partial manifest via SSA, and x-kubernetes-validations is an atomic list, so the FencingResourceObservability manifest's rule list on status.conditions replaces the ungated one. Net effect: the forbid rule is present in Default/OKD and absent in DevPreview/TechPreview/CustomNoUpgrade. Same mechanism as the existing vSphere rules in config/v1/types_infrastructure.go (featureGate="" vs VSphereMultiVCenterDay2).

Dropped the type-level +openshift:enable:FeatureGate=DualReplica marker. It's what made the above impossible: with it, PacemakerCluster has no ungated manifest, so there's nothing for featureGate="" to match. DualReplica is enabled in every featureset and cluster profile, so the marker no longer filters anything. Verified against master: the rendered Default/OKD CRDs differ only by the forbid rule above, the conditions doc text, and the per-featureset release.openshift.io/feature-set annotation (the single 0000_25_etcd_01_pacemakerclusters.crd.yaml is now split per featureset, since the schema now differs between them). DevPreview/TechPreview/CustomNoUpgrade differ only by the gated fields, their rule, and the same doc/annotation changes. The DualReplica gate itself is untouched in features.go.

Tests: DualReplica.yaml suite renamed to AAA_ungated.yaml (runs on every featureset), FencingResourceObservability.yaml covers the gated fields and accepts FencingEnabled, FencingResourceObservabilityDisabled.yaml asserts FencingEnabled is rejected when the gate is off.

Dropped from earlier revisions

• lastFenceEvent (single most-recent fence event per node) — replaced by a count, then dropped (below).
• fencingEventCount24h — dropped per review: a trailing-24h count is Pacemaker fence history proxied through the CR for alerting, not a reflection of resource health like the rest of this status. Repeated-fencing alerting will be handled CEO-side without new API surface; per-event detail is already emitted as Kubernetes Events by cluster-etcd-operator's recordFencingEvents.

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Summary

• Adds failCount, lastStopTime, and lastStartTime scalar +optional fields to PacemakerClusterResourceStatus (both etcd/v1 and etcd/v1alpha1, kept byte-identical).
• These are sourced from Pacemaker's CIB (pcs status xml), which persists to disk and survives CEO crash-loops during etcd outages — replacing the in-memory tnf_resource_disruption_total counter (OCPEDGE-2707 / add comment to rebuild api image #1650), which loses exactly the events this ticket cares about.
• No changes to the existing strict conditions contract.

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This branch is stacked on #3041 (OCPEDGE-2979, still in API review) because both PRs touch the same generated files (zz_generated.deepcopy.go, swagger docs, openapi) under the same CRD. They don't conflict at the type level — #3041 adds sibling structs (PacemakerClusterAlertAgentStatus, PacemakerClusterAlertAgentScriptStatus); this PR only extends PacemakerClusterResourceStatus. Until #3041 merges, this diff will show both commits; it will be rebased onto master and cleaned up to show only this PR's changes once #3041 lands.

• Jira: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPEDGE-2810
• Coordinated with: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OCPEDGE-2979, OCPEDGE-2979: Add Pacemaker Alert Agents API definitions #3041

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The v1 and v1alpha1 APIs add optional FailCount, MigrationThreshold, LastStopTime, LastStartTime, and LastFailureTime fields to PacemakerClusterResourceStatus. Counter values must be nonnegative. Timestamp fields use RFC3339 date-time format. Stop and start timestamps are omitted when unobserved or when Pacemaker prunes the corresponding operation-history entry. Failure time is distinct from deliberate stop time.

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Preserve an explicitly collected empty alertAgentScripts list.

Both API versions use a non-pointer slice with omitempty, so JSON omits both nil and empty slices. The API contract allows 0 items but reserves omission for status that has not been collected. Change both declarations to pointers to slices. Do not reject empty lists because the documented contract permits them.

• etcd/v1/types_pacemakercluster.go#L742: Use *[]PacemakerClusterAlertAgentScriptStatus.
• etcd/v1alpha1/types_pacemakercluster.go#L742: Apply the same representation.

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[jaypoulz]

Thank you for providing a dense overview in the description. Here's my commentary on each new field:

PacemakerCluster
└── status (PacemakerClusterStatus)
    ├── conditions[]
    │   └── FencingEnabled      ← NEW (#1) — tracks stonith-enabled property

FencingEnabled provides an immediate siren when the cluster is an unsafe state. It's worth bubbling up to this level as well as collecting it into the aggregate cluster healthy condition.

    └── nodes[] (PacemakerClusterNodeStatus)
        ├── lastFenceEvent       ← NEW (#2) — most recent fence event targeting this node
        │   ├── action           (reboot | off | on)
        │   ├── status           (success | failed | pending)
        │   ├── delegate         (which node executed the fence op)
        │   ├── client           (crmd | stonith_admin)
        │   ├── origin           (node that originated the request)
        │   ├── lastUpdated      (CIB timestamp, always present)
        │   └── completedTime    (nil while pending)

LastFenceEvent is interesting. One thing I try to think about with APIs is - how is the user supposed to act upon the information being provided? In this case, a user that is interested in tracking each fencing event is better off going straight to pcs or to collect each fencing event as they are reported in events.

This is more persistent than events, but I'm struggling to come up with a use case where I would want access to this information in the cluster in this limited form.

I feel like the metrics an admin cares about are:

• Over the history of the cluster, how many fencing events have occured and when did they happen?
• Were there any failed fencing attempts. If so, why did they fail?

This extension solve neither of those completely. Both can only be fully answered directly through pcs today. At best, we can provide a reason for why the last fencing event that we saw failed, which could be useful but the fact that it failed/is unhealthy is already raised through the existing conditions for the fencingAgent. So maybe our strongest argument for this is that this could explain why it failed sometimes?

Also, won't delegate and origin always be set to the same value? In TNF, the only node that can fence is the other is its peer - so the delegate node for sure will always be the peer. I'm less sure about origin, but I'm once again asking - what am I supposed to do with this information? Both fields seem unnecessary to me unless we have a concrete user story for when this information would help address administrator concern. The only node-related bit that matters as I understand it is which node is the target of the fencing event. Since the target is the node we're listing under, I don't see the value of these fields.

        ├── resources[] (PacemakerClusterResourceStatus)
        │   ├── failCount        ← NEW (#3) — CIB fail-count for this resource
        │   ├── lastStopTime     ← NEW (#4) — last stop op timestamp
        │   ├── lastStartTime    ← NEW (#5) — last start op timestamp
        │   ├── migrationThreshold ← NEW (#6) — threshold before Pacemaker gives up
        │   └── lastFailureTime  ← NEW (#7) — most recent failure timestamp
        └── fencingAgents[] (PacemakerClusterFencingAgentStatus)
            ├── failCount        ← NEW (#8) — CIB fail-count for this fence agent
            ├── migrationThreshold ← NEW (#9) — threshold for this fence agent
            └── lastFailureTime  ← NEW (#10) — most recent fence agent failure

Grouping my commentary for these together:

failCount and migrationThreshold only seem relevant in a future update where we make the migrationThreshold field user-configurable. Without that, this information isn't meaningfully actionable. If we want to add these, we should provide one or more user-stories as justification for how a cluster admin (PHC) would use this information to take action on something in the cluster.

lastStartTime, lastStopTime, lastFailureTime: What is the user supposed to do with this information? To me, these feels like partial record that are insufficient to recreate what happened in pacemaker to create a given state. That said, I could see a world where we raise a PHC unhealthy status if the lastStartTime >= X minutes AND the resource is unavailable. That being said, the resource being unavailable is already sufficient to establish that something is broken, so you haven't gained any actionable information. Do we have use cases for when these would be helpful?

Final Notes

My overall feedback is that we need to justify why we're adding these and how they should be used. Everything that exists in the API today exists specifically to expose known unhealthy state to the user via PacemakerHealthCheck.

Many of the proposed changes don't inherently track failed state. So it's unclear to me how they're expected to be used, and thus becomes harder to justify added them. Adding them has few costs:

1. We need to support them for the lifecycle of the API (i.e. forever)
2. We have less flexibility for how to expose similar or the same information in the future if we need to introduce a way to get access to this information that are directly linked to concrete user-stories. (E.g. we will want to expose fail-count and threshold if we ever make them configurable, and may want to make the bits we already document as configurable controllable via this API).

Final Final Note

One last thing to consider. PacemakerCluster depends on API availability, so any information that it gathers related to fencing or a failed resource (i.e. etcd/kubelet, are all but guaranteed to be stale by the time they're bubbled up. One of the consequences of exposing things like lastFailedTime is that users might think this is a good way of monitoring when fencing actions are happening in real time - but by definition - these values won't appear in PacemakerCluster until after fencing has occurred, quorum is reestablished, and the status-collector pod (which is only best-effort on the minute) is scheduled and executed on a node.

In the end, whatever user stories we provide also need to account for the fact that we're raising this information - in the best case scenario - as soon as the cluster recovers if the status collector is scheduled immediately.

In theory, you could catch a fencing event before it triggers, but the odds of that happening seem slim since the fencing event would need to be recorded but not yet started at the exact moment when the status collector job runs - a window for a race we will almost always lose.

[fonta-rh]

Hey @jaypoulz ! Thanks for the eyes on this.

Going through point by point.

FencingEnabled: agreed, rolling it into the Healthy aggregate too. I'll update the condition godoc and the logic that computes Healthy to fold it in.

Resource failCount/migrationThreshold: this is the ticket's origin, so I don't think we want to lose it: the whole point is that it replaces tnf_resource_disruption_total (CEO PR #1650), an in-memory counter that resets on every CEO crash-loop, which is exactly when you'd want the count to survive. failCount exports as a gauge, alerted on >0 or changes(...) > 0 — a resource that's failing gets flagged even if the CEO pod bounced mid-incident. migrationThreshold isn't meant to be independently actionable on its own — it's the denominator that makes failCount interpretable. failCount=3 means very different things at threshold 1000000 (INFINITY) versus threshold 5.

lastStopTime/lastStartTime/lastFailureTime (resource) + fencingAgent failCount/migrationThreshold/lastFailureTime: Yep, fair, those were a reach, but maybe you saw something I didn't :D none of these have a concrete alerting story today, and migrationThreshold on fencing agents doesn't pull its weight until it's user-configurable. I'll drop all six from this PR and defer them to a follow-up once we have a real use case (e.g. the threshold becomes configurable).

lastFenceEvent: I'd like to keep this one, with a narrower scope. The case for it isn't to replace what pcs/events already tell you — it's that K8s events roll off (~1h TTL) and pcs needs live node access. My idea here is that if an admin checks cluster health a day later and sees a fence event they don't recognize, that's the trigger to go dig into why. It's not meant to be the forensic record, just a signal that something happened and is worth a look — the timestamp matters in whether it matches the admin's expectations or not.

I think you're right about delegate and origin, . I'll drop both. I'd like to keep action, status, client, lastUpdated, completedTime — client specifically distinguishes crmd (cluster fenced itself) from stonith_admin (someone fenced it manually), which is the one piece of "who did this" that isn't otherwise inferable.

About staleness: True, but it happens to the whole CRD really: Best-effort, once-a-minute collector. I don't think it's a reason to cut lastFenceEvent specifically, more a property of the whole status-reporting model worth keeping in mind generally.

I'll create a new version with this new convergence point and ask for a wider team review, including yours again

[fonta-rh]

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[everettraven]

A handful of initial comments.

One thing to note, the existing DualReplica feature-gate has already been promoted, meaning this API has gone GA.

New fields being added to shipped stable APIs must be introduced behind a feature-gate that is not enabled in the default feature set (i.e must start in TechPreviewNoUpgrade) so that we can ensure there is a backing implementation and automated regression testing prior to shipping the API additions.

[openshift-ci]

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[jaypoulz]

@everettraven I think the policy of throwing API changes behind a gate makes complete sense by default.
What I'm wondering is, does it still make sense in a case like this - where we are basically adding optional debug information to help cluster admins understand a little more about what might be going on in a way where they can set alerts for pacemaker decisions that might interest them? This feels very low risk to me. If we shipped this new API as is without populating it, there's little to no risk to anything that is already shipped. Even when we add the code to CEO to start populating it, this is all best-effort information propagation.

[everettraven]

I think the policy of throwing API changes behind a gate makes complete sense by default.
What I'm wondering is, does it still make sense in a case like this - where we are basically adding optional debug information to help cluster admins understand a little more about what might be going on in a way where they can set alerts for pacemaker decisions that might interest them? This feels very low risk to me. If we shipped this new API as is without populating it, there's little to no risk to anything that is already shipped. Even when we add the code to CEO to start populating it, this is all best-effort information propagation

I replied to a ping from @fonta-rh in Slack related to this.

While I agree the risk feels very low to let this "just ship", if we do not feature gate these fields they are ~immediately considered GA in the shape that they currently are. This limits our ability to adapt the API based on any findings we identify during the process of adding changes to CEO to actually populate these fields.

Having the feature gate gives us a window of opportunity to make adjustments while also ensuring that we put a backing implementation behind these fields before releasing them to the wild.

If you folks feel strongly that we do not need a feature gate here, you are more than welcome to take your case to the OCP architects in the form of an exception request.

[jaypoulz]

@everettraven thanks for the context. I think it's probably worth having a conversation with the architects to establish what makes sense to qualify as an exception in general. I'll have one (or more) follow up here if decide that this is the direction that makes most sense for this change.

[openshift-ci]

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