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feat(operator): enforce tenant resource bounds and game-worker placement - #903
Closes#875. Parent tracker #867. After #917 merged, this PR targeted master and supplied the workload policy used by #910. ValgulNecron merged both placement PRs in stack 931.
The operator resolves CPU and memory overrides field by field and enforces the configured bounds and worker pool for existing, API-created and direct GameServer resources. The optional admission policy and per-tenant quotas cover requests, memory limits, Pod counts and PVCs. CPU limits remain optional for approved Burstable tiers.
The 65.12-second isolated kind drill evicted the original workload, verified the replacement was unschedulable, admitted it to the surviving game worker, and drove its 32 MiB tenant limit to an OOM kill. The neighboring Minecraft Java server retained its Pod UID with zero container restarts. A real Restic backup and repository read verification completed on the same worker in 16.65 seconds. Executed job
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Start, leak and backup after worker loss
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The surviving worker advertised 4 CPUs and 16,366,640 KiB allocatable memory. Scheduled requests totaled 695m CPU and 1,426 MiB memory. These measurements describe the disposable CI workload. Full PR checks
Repeatability on later runs
The dependent #910 job repeated the neighbor measurements and observed container termination reason Error in the original fork-based leak. Commit 84acab9e runs one process that allocates and touches memory pages through the tenant limit; the assertion still requires Kubernetes to report OOMKilled. Dependent run
The full worker test passed in 104.52 seconds on a2def5e. Its live operator-policy subtest took 35.89 seconds. A pre-existing 64 MiB server stopped after the administrator enabled a 32 MiB ceiling. The original StatefulSet kept its Pod template. A newly submitted invalid GameServer produced no StatefulSet, while a valid 50m CPU override retained its 16 MiB memory request and 32 MiB limit on the selected worker. Both amd64 and arm64 operator tests also cover graceful stop with the pinned template and preservation of foreign StatefulSets.
After loss of the original worker, a single-process tenant leak was OOMKilled at 32 MiB. The neighboring Minecraft Pod kept its UID with zero restarts. Baseline, concurrent workload and post-OOM p95/p99 tick times were 0.2/2.3 ms, 0.2/0.5 ms and 0.2/0.3 ms. Restic completed backup and repository read verification in 18.26 seconds. The surviving worker had 4 CPUs and 16,366,640 KiB allocatable memory. Scheduled requests totaled 585m CPU and 1,346 MiB memory. Executed placement drill
Kernel-backed tenant OOM evidence
The current drill reads the exact tenant container and Pod cgroups before triggering the leak and after its only container restarts. The check requires exit 137, a 32 MiB container limit, the same Pod UID, a replacement container ID and increases in all three Pod memory counters (max, oom, oom_kill). The published integration with the shared browser-runtime fix is 7a6b951e. Initial CI run
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New Features
Added optional game-worker placement and resource policies, including pool selection, toleration, and CPU and memory validation.
Added admission controls for game pods, tenant namespace quotas, and optional default container memory limits.
Game resource overrides now merge with template resources, preserving settings that aren’t overridden.
Rejected workloads can be suspended and drained while retaining their existing workload template.
Documentation
Expanded production guidance for workload policies, quotas, resource placement, and production readiness.
Tests
Added end-to-end coverage for worker placement, quota enforcement, resource limits, and workload rejection.
The live Kind worker-policy drill passed in 110.04 seconds on 7a6b951e, including the 38.54-second operator reconciliation case. The 32 MiB game container in Pod 2a2d3c90-2949-4d65-afd9-b2c5d852132d exited 137 with Kubernetes reason OOMKilled. In that Pod’s own cgroup, max, oom and oom_kill rose from 0/0/0 to 37/1/2. The replacement container ran in the same Pod. The neighboring Minecraft server retained its Pod UID with zero restarts. Its p95/p99 tick durations were 0.2/0.6 ms before load, 0.2/2.3 ms during worker loss, leakage and backup, then 0.1/0.2 ms after the kill. Restic backed up and read-verified its repository in 21.32 seconds. Scheduled requests on the surviving 4-CPU worker were 595m CPU and 1,362 MiB memory. Executed placement drill
The drill passed again on the final integration 8aa6ed5b in 106.96 seconds, including 38.28 seconds of live operator reconciliation. The 32 MiB tenant was OOMKilled and its Pod counters rose from 0/0/0 to 39/1/2. The neighboring Minecraft Pod kept its UID with zero restarts. Its baseline, concurrent and post-OOM p95/p99 tick durations were 0.2/0.6 ms, 0.2/2.4 ms and 0.2/0.4 ms. Restic backed up and read-verified the repository in 19.11 seconds. Requests on the surviving worker totaled 585m CPU and 1,346 MiB memory. Final placement drill · Final integration checks
The dependent branch also exercised Kubernetes reason Error with exit 137 on the same fixture. In that Pod’s memory cgroup, max/oom/oom_kill rose from 0/0/0 to 40/1/2 at the 32 MiB limit. Dependent run with generic Kubernetes termination reason
Worker-policy qualification after review
The signed integration 4cbb65a8 passed the native Kind placement drill in 101.74 seconds, including 37.01 seconds of GameServer reconciliation. The test required the worker admission policy to deny a 64 MiB game container even though its tenant quota allowed 64 MiB. It also verified that a second real Pod hit the tenant quota. Both native operator unit suites passed, including regressions for graceful first-pin migration, a stale scale-up racing a surviving world writer, and rejection of an unsafe historical probe before draining. Placement and admission drill · Operator amd64 · Operator arm64
The 32 MiB tenant exited 137 with reason OOMKilled. Its Pod cgroup counters for max, oom and oom_kill rose from 0/0/0 to 26/1/2. Neighboring Minecraft retained its Pod UID with zero container restarts. Its p95/p99 tick times were 0.4/3.4 ms before load, 0.2/0.3 ms during worker loss, leak and backup, and 0.2/2.8 ms after the tenant OOM. The worker carried 595m CPU and 1,362 MiB in requests. Restic completed the backup and read-verified the repository in 17.23 seconds. Measured drill
The full CI report passed on 4cbb65a8, including the admission-specific Kind test and the operator suites for both architectures. Final CI report
The change adds configurable game-worker placement and resource bounds, merges per-server resource overrides with template resources, and adds chart-rendered admission and tenant quota resources. It also adds end-to-end checks for placement, quota enforcement, worker loss, workload capacity, and neighboring-Pod stability.
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Game worker policy and capacity
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Configure the game workload policy operator/internal/controller/game_workload_policy.go, operator/cmd/main.go, charts/gameplane/values.yaml, charts/gameplane/templates/operator.yaml
The operator parses the optional policy, validates its configuration, and passes it to the reconciler. Helm values expose the policy settings, and the Deployment passes configured values to the operator.
Reconciliation merges specified server resource overrides with template resources and validates effective resources and placement. StatefulSets use policy placement when configured. Template revision paths validate policy constraints, and rejected suspended workloads use guarded StatefulSet reconciliation. Tests cover parsing, merging, placement, rejection, and draining.
Render admission and tenant quota resources charts/gameplane/templates/game-worker-admission.yaml, charts/gameplane/templates/tenant-quotas.yaml, charts/gameplane/values-production.example.yaml, docs/production-placement.md
The chart can render game-Pod admission controls, tenant ResourceQuota resources, and an optional memory LimitRange. The production example and documentation describe policy and quota configuration.
Exercise placement and capacity end to end test/e2e/game_worker_pool_e2e_test.go, test/e2e/game_worker_operator_e2e_test.go, test/e2e/game_worker_capacity_e2e_test.go, test/e2e/buckets.sh, test/e2e/suite-components.json, test/e2e/specs.md, .github/workflows/ci.yaml, docs/production-placement.md
The end-to-end tests check policy, admission, quota, worker replacement, tenant OOM behavior, backup completion, and neighboring-Pod stability. Helpers measure tick percentiles and worker capacity. The test is added to the suite and bucket, whose timeout increases from 15 to 30 minutes.
GameplanePanel/Gameplane#840: Both changes affect scheduling constraints for Hostport game workloads during node handoff.
GameplanePanel/Gameplane#761: Both changes affect how GameServer scheduling constraints apply to Hostport handoff placement.
Merge Risk: Moderate · previous review a5a4d
When an operator enables the game workload policy, an existing running game server can be restarted without its graceful-stop sequence. That can interrupt a world save. The effect is limited to servers that already exist when the policy is enabled, and the rest of the change looks sound. Resolve or explicitly accept this before merging.
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The title clearly and concisely summarizes the main changes: tenant resource bounds and game-worker placement enforcement.
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Issue #875 requires field-by-field resource resolution, effective request and limit bounds, controlled game-worker placement, enforcement for direct and existing GameServers, tenant quota configuratio…
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Issue #875 requires field-by-field resource resolution, effective request and limit bounds, controlled game-worker placement, enforcement for direct and existing GameServers, tenant quota configuration, Burstable CPU behavior, and automated qualification. effectiveResources merging and GameWorkloadPolicy.validate preserve template fields, reject invalid bounds and conflicting placement inputs, require memory limits, and leave CPU limits optional. Controller and template-revision paths apply validation to direct, stored, and existing workloads. Helm templates configure admission enforcement plus CPU, memory, Pod, PVC, and storage quotas. Unit and e2e tests cover partial overrides, missing limits, unrestricted tolerations, conflicting selectors, drained-worker scheduling, rejected workloads, tenant OOM, neighboring Pod stability, latency, backup activity, and capacity. The reported current-head qualification supplies the required worker-loss and headroom evidence.
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The changed files remain connected to issue #875. Policy code and controller changes implement resource resolution, rejection handling, and worker placement. Helm values, templates, and documentation configure admission and tenant quotas. Tests and the CI timeout change support the required placement, quota, scheduler, OOM, backup, and neighboring-game qualification. No unrelated change or CLAUDE.md or Constitution violation is demonstrated by the available evidence.
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Isolate the per-Pod memory-bound assertion from the quota.
The oversized Pod requests a 64Mi memory limit, but the tenant’s entire limits.memory quota is 32Mi at Line 90. ResourceQuota can therefore reject this Pod even if the admission policy’s memory-bound check is missing.
Set the tenant memory-limit quota to at least 64Mi for this check, or require the policy-specific rejection message. The pods: 1 quota can still verify the second-Pod rejection.
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Review comment at @test/e2e/game_worker_pool_e2e_test.go at line 128:
Update the quota setup used by this Pod admission check so limits.memory is at least 64Mi, allowing the oversized Pod to reach the per-Pod memory-bound policy; alternatively, verify that the rejection from pods.Create is specifically the policy’s memory-bound rejection. Preserve the pods: 1 quota check for rejecting a second Pod.
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Review comments at @operator/internal/controller/gameserver_controller.go:
- Around line 326-328: Update GameWorkloadPolicy validation in the GameServer
reconciliation flow and reconcileTemplateRevision so validation failures reject
creation and resource changes but do not block an existing GameServer from
stopping via spec.suspend. Allow the stop-only path to reach desiredReplicas and
reconcileStatefulSet without rendering the invalid configuration; preserve
admission checks for other workload changes.
- Around line 2308-2309: Update the operator specification to document that
effectiveResources merges overrides independently for each resource and that
reconciliation applies a workload policy; keep the documentation consistent with
the behavior of mergeResourceList.
Review comments at @test/e2e/game_worker_capacity_e2e_test.go:
- Line 67: Update the backup loop in the game worker capacity test to continue
until `/tmp/finish` signals completion instead of stopping after 120 iterations.
Preserve the test’s overall time bound and cleanup behavior so the backup
remains available until the caller invokes `stopBackup()`.
Review comments at @test/e2e/game_worker_pool_e2e_test.go:
- Line 103: Extend the E2E coverage around the workload setup so it configures
the operator policy and exercises GameServer reconciliation, including partial
policy overrides and existing or directly created GameServer resources. Keep the
current admission and quota checks, but ensure the test would fail if
reconciliation no longer applies the policy.
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- Line 128: Update the quota setup used by this Pod admission check so
limits.memory is at least 64Mi, allowing the oversized Pod to reach the per-Pod
memory-bound policy; alternatively, verify that the rejection from pods.Create
is specifically the policy’s memory-bound rejection. Preserve the pods: 1 quota
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operator/internal/controller/gameserver_template_revision.go:356-357 Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Drain a running baseline Pod before changing its template.
When a policy is configured, the first template pin can change a running StatefulSet’s Pod template without calling softStop. RollingUpdate can then replace the Pod and interrupt a save.
Drain the workload before applying the policy template. Use a verified lifecycle stop sequence when available; a first pin does not establish which template the legacy Pod runs.
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Update the `r.GameWorkloadPolicy` branch so a running baseline Pod is drained before the policy template is applied. Use the existing verified lifecycle stop sequence when available; do not treat a first template pin as proof of which template the legacy Pod runs. Preserve the current behavior for workloads that do not require draining.
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Review comments at @test/e2e/game_worker_operator_e2e_test.go:
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per test run for both GameTemplate and GameServer resources, following the
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@ValgulNecron, the release note covers the worker label and taint, CPU and memory bounds, per-namespace quotas, and what happens to a running legacy game when the policy takes effect. Changelog entry
The two additional findings in the CodeRabbit review are addressed in 64a412dc.
A first pin now holds the original StatefulSet Pod template while the operator drains the existing game. A verified running revision supplies its saved stop sequence. An unversioned game receives its Kubernetes termination grace. The replacement waits for the old Pod and any world-volume writers to exit. The isolated controller regression reproduced the premature replacement before the fix. It now passes for an unversioned Pod, a Pod with a verified revision, and a previously pinned legacy baseline. Review · Regression
The tenant quota now permits the dry-run Pod’s 64 MiB limit. The 32 MiB per-game ceiling must reject it with the worker admission policy’s specific message. A second real Pod separately exercises quota exhaustion. Review · Admission regression
Two additional fixtures passed on the signed integration 4cbb65a8. Deleting the legacy StatefulSet and replaying a stale scale-up leaves its replacement at zero replicas until the old world writer exits. A historic pin containing an off-Pod HTTP probe is rejected before the operator claims a migration, even when the currently installed catalog template is safe. Both faults were reproduced against their pre-fix paths. Recreation fix · Probe integration · Hosted validation
The full CI report passed on 4cbb65a8, including the admission-specific Kind test and the operator suites for both architectures. Final CI report
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Closes #875. Parent tracker #867. After #917 merged, this PR targeted master and supplied the workload policy used by #910. ValgulNecron merged both placement PRs in stack 931.
The operator resolves CPU and memory overrides field by field and enforces the configured bounds and worker pool for existing, API-created and direct GameServer resources. The optional admission policy and per-tenant quotas cover requests, memory limits, Pod counts and PVCs. CPU limits remain optional for approved Burstable tiers.
Qualification on 3a59a6c
The 65.12-second isolated kind drill evicted the original workload, verified the replacement was unschedulable, admitted it to the surviving game worker, and drove its 32 MiB tenant limit to an OOM kill. The neighboring Minecraft Java server retained its Pod UID with zero container restarts. A real Restic backup and repository read verification completed on the same worker in 16.65 seconds. Executed job
The surviving worker advertised 4 CPUs and 16,366,640 KiB allocatable memory. Scheduled requests totaled 695m CPU and 1,426 MiB memory. These measurements describe the disposable CI workload. Full PR checks
Repeatability on later runs
The dependent #910 job repeated the neighbor measurements and observed container termination reason
Errorin the original fork-based leak. Commit84acab9eruns one process that allocates and touches memory pages through the tenant limit; the assertion still requires Kubernetes to reportOOMKilled. Dependent runWorker policy qualification on a2def5e
The full worker test passed in 104.52 seconds on a2def5e. Its live operator-policy subtest took 35.89 seconds. A pre-existing 64 MiB server stopped after the administrator enabled a 32 MiB ceiling. The original StatefulSet kept its Pod template. A newly submitted invalid GameServer produced no StatefulSet, while a valid 50m CPU override retained its 16 MiB memory request and 32 MiB limit on the selected worker. Both amd64 and arm64 operator tests also cover graceful stop with the pinned template and preservation of foreign StatefulSets.
After loss of the original worker, a single-process tenant leak was OOMKilled at 32 MiB. The neighboring Minecraft Pod kept its UID with zero restarts. Baseline, concurrent workload and post-OOM p95/p99 tick times were 0.2/2.3 ms, 0.2/0.5 ms and 0.2/0.3 ms. Restic completed backup and repository read verification in 18.26 seconds. The surviving worker had 4 CPUs and 16,366,640 KiB allocatable memory. Scheduled requests totaled 585m CPU and 1,346 MiB memory. Executed placement drill
Kernel-backed tenant OOM evidence
The current drill reads the exact tenant container and Pod cgroups before triggering the leak and after its only container restarts. The check requires exit 137, a 32 MiB container limit, the same Pod UID, a replacement container ID and increases in all three Pod memory counters (
max,oom,oom_kill). The published integration with the shared browser-runtime fix is7a6b951e. Initial CI runSummary by CodeRabbit
Measured tenant cgroup isolation on 7a6b951
The live Kind worker-policy drill passed in 110.04 seconds on
7a6b951e, including the 38.54-second operator reconciliation case. The 32 MiB game container in Pod2a2d3c90-2949-4d65-afd9-b2c5d852132dexited 137 with Kubernetes reasonOOMKilled. In that Pod’s own cgroup,max,oomandoom_killrose from 0/0/0 to 37/1/2. The replacement container ran in the same Pod. The neighboring Minecraft server retained its Pod UID with zero restarts. Its p95/p99 tick durations were 0.2/0.6 ms before load, 0.2/2.3 ms during worker loss, leakage and backup, then 0.1/0.2 ms after the kill. Restic backed up and read-verified its repository in 21.32 seconds. Scheduled requests on the surviving 4-CPU worker were 595m CPU and 1,362 MiB memory. Executed placement drillThe drill passed again on the final integration
8aa6ed5bin 106.96 seconds, including 38.28 seconds of live operator reconciliation. The 32 MiB tenant wasOOMKilledand its Pod counters rose from 0/0/0 to 39/1/2. The neighboring Minecraft Pod kept its UID with zero restarts. Its baseline, concurrent and post-OOM p95/p99 tick durations were 0.2/0.6 ms, 0.2/2.4 ms and 0.2/0.4 ms. Restic backed up and read-verified the repository in 19.11 seconds. Requests on the surviving worker totaled 585m CPU and 1,346 MiB memory. Final placement drill · Final integration checksThe dependent branch also exercised Kubernetes reason
Errorwith exit 137 on the same fixture. In that Pod’s memory cgroup,max/oom/oom_killrose from 0/0/0 to 40/1/2 at the 32 MiB limit. Dependent run with generic Kubernetes termination reasonWorker-policy qualification after review
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4cbb65a8passed the native Kind placement drill in 101.74 seconds, including 37.01 seconds of GameServer reconciliation. The test required the worker admission policy to deny a 64 MiB game container even though its tenant quota allowed 64 MiB. It also verified that a second real Pod hit the tenant quota. Both native operator unit suites passed, including regressions for graceful first-pin migration, a stale scale-up racing a surviving world writer, and rejection of an unsafe historical probe before draining. Placement and admission drill · Operator amd64 · Operator arm64The 32 MiB tenant exited 137 with reason
OOMKilled. Its Pod cgroup counters formax,oomandoom_killrose from 0/0/0 to 26/1/2. Neighboring Minecraft retained its Pod UID with zero container restarts. Its p95/p99 tick times were 0.4/3.4 ms before load, 0.2/0.3 ms during worker loss, leak and backup, and 0.2/2.8 ms after the tenant OOM. The worker carried 595m CPU and 1,362 MiB in requests. Restic completed the backup and read-verified the repository in 17.23 seconds. Measured drillThe full CI report passed on
4cbb65a8, including the admission-specific Kind test and the operator suites for both architectures. Final CI report