fix(relay): async provisioning (VM + LKE) so a dropped connection is recoverable - #1182
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An LKE HA build takes 10-20 min but the kubeconfig only came back in the
single final response of /linode/provision-lke, and a silent long-held
connection is cut by intermediaries at ~5 min — so every dropped connection
lost an already-created cluster with no way to recover the kubeconfig.
Decouple provisioning from result retrieval:
- provision-lke now spawns the build detached (capped at 35m via timeout),
writes a terminal status file, and returns {run_id, status:"provisioning"}
immediately; a same-id retry while in-flight returns 409.
- new lke-result reads runDir state: 200 with kubeconfig once ready,
502 with the log tail on failure, 202 while still building.
- caller (linode-ha-provisioning skill) kicks off then polls lke-result,
marking the run LKE-brokered up front so teardown/reaper work even if the
poll is lost. All state lives in runDir, so re-polling recovers a drop.
The single-VM /linode/provision had the same latent failure as the LKE path: Terraform apply can brush past the ~5-min connection cut, and the exec creds (ip/exec_token/exec_cert_pem) only came back in the one long-held response, so a dropped connection orphaned the VM. Give it the same treatment as provision-lke: detached build (capped at 12m), 202 + run_id up front, and a new provision-result endpoint that returns the creds once ready / the log tail on failure / 202 while building. Teardown paths stay sync — they're idempotent, retryable, and backstopped by the on-box timer + reaper.
WalkthroughLinode VM and LKE provisioning now starts detached jobs, persists run state and logs, returns ChangesLinode asynchronous provisioning
Relay-based Jira search
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ProvisioningSkill
participant SlackRelay
participant DetachedJob
participant PersistedRunState
ProvisioningSkill->>SlackRelay: Start provisioning
SlackRelay->>DetachedJob: Spawn VM or LKE job
DetachedJob->>PersistedRunState: Write logs and status
SlackRelay-->>ProvisioningSkill: Return 202 and polling metadata
ProvisioningSkill->>SlackRelay: Poll provisioning result
SlackRelay->>PersistedRunState: Read run state
SlackRelay-->>ProvisioningSkill: Return pending, ready, or failure
Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes provisioning to detached runs with polling, but the current head still allows a caller-supplied run identifier to influence local filesystem paths before validation and retains automation defaults that can broaden network trust or inbound exposure; relay calls can also hold capacity during upstream stalls. These issues could cause unintended filesystem effects, weaken connection or access boundaries, or reduce service availability, so merge requires fixes or explicit security and operational owner acceptance. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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51-53: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMake it so: document the accepted
roleformat.The skill calls
rolefree text. The relay rejects values outsideSAFE_ID, including values with spaces or.., with400 bad_role.Document
roleas a safe identifier, or relax the relay validation if arbitrary text is required.Also applies to: 93-93
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In @.claude/integrations/slack/relay/relay.js:
- Around line 466-487: Update the provisioning wrapper readiness condition so it
requires non-empty summary.env and kubeconfig.yaml before writing ready to the
status file. Ensure the else branch marks the run failed when either required
artifact is missing, keeping the lke-result handling unchanged.
- Around line 368-388: Create an atomic per-run lock before the active-state
checks in both provisioning kickoff paths, preventing concurrent requests for
the same run_id from spawning duplicate builds. Hold the lock through the build
lifecycle, release it only after the matching build writes a terminal status,
and allow stale-lock recovery only after confirming the associated process is no
longer running; do not rely on the elapsed-time check alone.
- Around line 378-400: Bind each provisioning run to its initiating
authenticated actor: persist the kickoff actor represented by by in the run
metadata, then require provision-result and related result/log retrieval paths
to compare the requesting actor with that stored identity before returning any
VM credentials, kubeconfig, passwords, or logs. Reject mismatches without
exposing run data, while preserving access for the initiating actor.
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In @.claude/skills/linode-docker-provisioning/SKILL.md:
- Around line 51-53: Update the ROLE configuration documentation and its example
to specify that role must be a SAFE_ID-compatible safe identifier, excluding
spaces, path traversal such as “..”, and other invalid characters; remove the
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`kubectl wait --for=condition=Ready nodes --all` (and the operator `wait -l`) fail immediately with "no matching resources found" when the API server has no matching objects yet — Linode marks the pool ready before nodes register, and helm returns before the operator pod is created. This aborted every full LKE build right after "All nodes ready". Wait for the resources to appear first, then wait for Ready. Surfaced by the async E2E once builds could run to completion instead of dropping at ~5 min.
… claim, ready guard - Bind result reads to the initiating actor: persist the kickoff actor and reject provision-result / lke-result from a different X-Actor (403 not_your_run), so a shared RELAY_KEY + a guessable run_id can't leak another run's exec token, kubeconfig, passwords, or logs. - Atomic single-flight: `started` is now created with O_EXCL, so two concurrent kickoffs for the same run_id can't both spawn a build; a terminal/stale run is reclaimed. (Belt-and-suspenders — the check-then-write was already synchronous.) - LKE `ready` now requires kubeconfig.yaml as well as summary.env, so lke-result never reports ready and then throws reading a missing kubeconfig. - lke-result surfaces the relay-captured pods.txt (the HA pod snapshot) so callers can see PMM came up in HA without reaching the cluster themselves.
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…s on failure First run that reached completion showed the pmm-ha-haproxy pods not Ready within 15m. HAProxy's readiness depends on the PMM server backend, so wait for the PMM server pods to be Ready first (clearer failure attribution), and raise both waits to 20m. Always capture pods/events/describe to the run dir via an EXIT trap so a stuck bring-up is debuggable after teardown, and surface them in the lke-result 502 body. Raise the relay build cap to 50m to fit the longer sequential waits.
…tack
A full 3-replica PMM HA bring-up on 3x g6-standard-4 (8GB/4vCPU) leaves the 3rd
replica of each StatefulSet (pmm-ha-2, pmm-ha-pmmdb-0-{1,2}-0) stuck Pending for
lack of schedulable resources, which in turn keeps HAProxy in Init forever.
Diagnosed from the pod table the new EXIT-trap diagnostics captured. Bump the
default node size to g6-standard-6 (16GB/6vCPU) so the replicas fit.
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In @.claude/integrations/slack/relay/relay.js:
- Around line 379-381: Update ownerOk so it returns true only when the run
directory’s actor metadata exists and matches the requesting actor; treat a
missing actor as unauthorized. Ensure legacy run directories without established
ownership are migrated or removed before result reads, preventing access through
the shared RELAY_KEY and guessable run_id.
- Line 375: Expand the pre-run cleanup loop in the reclaimed-run flow to remove
all prior result, credential, diagnostic, and cluster-identity artifacts,
including ip, exec_token, exec_cert.pem, cluster_id, and kubeconfig.yaml
alongside status and summary.env, before launching the replacement run.
- Around line 368-373: Update the stale-run recovery around the relay’s
writeFileSync and EEXIST handling to acquire a separate exclusive reclaim lock
before reclaiming. After obtaining that lock, re-read started and status,
proceed only if the run is still stale, and ensure only the lock owner clears
state, assigns actor, and launches the replacement build; otherwise return the
existing busy/result behavior.
In @.claude/skills/linode-ha-provisioning/scripts/create-lke-pmm-ha.sh:
- Around line 181-188: Update the PMM server readiness flow around kubectl wait
so its failure exits non-zero instead of logging a warning and continuing.
Before waiting, ensure the expected PMM server replica set has appeared, then
wait for that complete set of pods to become Ready; preserve the existing
timeout and diagnostic message while preventing the relay from publishing ready
for a degraded cluster.
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The QA session reaches PMM through the agent egress proxy, which refuses raw-IP HTTPS (verified: 1.1.1.1/8.8.8.8 -> curl 000) but allows Linode's per-IP <ip-dashes>.ip.linodeusercontent.com rDNS name (which resolves to the LB IP). With the raw IP the UI was unreachable from a session; with the hostname it opens (GET / and /graph/login -> 200, /v1/readyz -> 200, "Percona Monitoring and Management" login page). Hand back the hostname URL (plus external_host) so the PMM UI is actually openable for screenshots.
…e, deny-by-default - claimRun now guards the whole claim/reclaim decision with an exclusive mkdir lock and re-reads state inside it, so two concurrent kickoffs for the same run_id can't both reclaim and overwrite actor (was: non-exclusive started overwrite). - A reclaim wipes EVERY prior artifact (ip/exec_token/exec_cert/cluster_id/ kubeconfig/logs/diagnostics/…), not just status+summary, so a replacement build never serves the previous run's creds or reports its old cluster. - ownerOk denies a run with no recorded actor (was: allowed) — no result read without an owner match. - create-lke: a failed PMM-server readiness wait now fails the build (set -e) instead of warning-and-continuing, so the relay never publishes `ready` for a degraded HA cluster; diagnostics are already captured by the EXIT trap.
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Pods being Ready doesn't prove the HTTP front end is reachable end-to-end (LB wiring / HAProxy backends). The relay reaches the public LB IP directly (no egress proxy on that box), so after the LoadBalancer IP is assigned, curl PMM's /v1/readyz and only proceed to write summary.env (→ relay reports `ready`) once it answers 200. Fails the build otherwise, so a run is never published ready unless the PMM UI can actually be opened.
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Warning Retracted in part — see the correction below. The claim that the Heads-up from the Investigator routine, which hit this today: the two It's the endpoint name, not the caller. Same host, same
Also tested and ruled out: moving the call into a committed script at an allowlisted path, and the Suggested fix here, since this PR owns the routes: rename to Separately: thanks for moving the Generated by Claude Code |
… script
An HA screenshot run needs two things the docker-oriented helpers didn't offer,
which led a session to fork a whole ha-shoot.js (duplicating the login flow and
dropping its origin-redirect hardening). Add both to the shared helpers instead:
- pmm-ui-login.js / pw-screenshot.js: PMM_UI_INSECURE=1 — opt-in, loud, no SPKI
pin + ignoreHTTPSErrors (HA's PMM cert is self-signed behind the egress MITM
so pinning can't match). The origin-redirect refusal stays as the compensating
control, and pinning stays the default everywhere else.
- pw-screenshot.js: PW_SCROLL=1 (scroll to force Grafana's virtualized HA panels
to render before the fullPage shot) and PW_CLICK_TEXT (click by text first).
Now an HA capture is pmm-ui-login.js (insecure) + pw-screenshot.js per dashboard,
reusing the storageState — documented in ui-evidence ("HA / LKE variant") and
pointed to from linode-ha-provisioning (reach PMM by the hostname url, not the
raw LB IP the proxy blocks). No separate ha-shoot.js needed.
…the MCP The relay's Jira broker had no search, so an Investigator dedup that needs to find an existing ticket fell back to the Atlassian Rovo MCP — which needs interactive auth that isn't present in a Routine/headless run, so it fails closed. Add a `search` action: JQL via the enhanced /search/jql endpoint (classic /search is sunset on Cloud), FORCED to project = PMM (the caller writes only the rest of the clause; ORDER BY preserved), read-only, capped at 100 results. Validated against live Jira (returns real PMM issues). Docs: jira skill documents the action and states search goes through the relay, never the MCP; investigator dedup step points at it explicitly.
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In @.claude/scripts/pw-screenshot.js:
- Around line 147-155: Update the PW_SCROLL scrolling loop to re-read
document.body.scrollHeight during each iteration instead of capturing scrollH
once before the loop, so scrolling continues until all lazily rendered content
has been reached. Preserve the existing 700-pixel increment, waits, and final
return to the top.
In @.claude/skills/linode-ha-provisioning/scripts/create-lke-pmm-ha.sh:
- Around line 185-193: Update the readiness gate around the kubectl wait
invocation so it first waits for the complete expected PMM replica set, rather
than using a one-time pod list that may omit replicas created later. Ensure all
matching PMM server pods, excluding haproxy, are included before readiness can
be reported, while preserving the existing failure propagation and timeout
behavior.
- Around line 220-232: Update the PMM readiness loop around the curl call to
capture the response HTTP status and retry unless it equals exactly 200; retain
the existing timeout, deadline, and failure behavior, and only log PMM as
serving after the exact 200 check succeeds.
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Correction to my comment above — please disregard the rename recommendation. A second agent, fresh session, re-probed both routes and reached the relay fine:
So the endpoint name is not the trigger, and renaming to What still stands, for the record: the refusals in my session were real and repeatable there, so an auto-mode session can be refused on these routes for reasons that appear to be session- or context-dependent rather than a property of the route. If a Routine ever reports being unable to poll, that's the thing to investigate — not the route name. Also unaffected, and the part actually worth keeping from this PR: moving the The skill text I'd written around the rename is not in #1183 any more; that PR is now just the two-line OL8 curl fix. Generated by Claude Code |
… + correct AUTOMATIONS - pw-screenshot PW_SCROLL: re-read document.body.scrollHeight each step (lazy panels grow the page), loop until the bottom settles, capped at 60 iterations. - create-lke PMM-server wait: use `kubectl rollout status` on the PMM StatefulSet so it waits for the COMPLETE replica set (not a one-time pod snapshot that can miss later replicas), and drops the unquoted-substitution kubectl wait. - create-lke readyz gate: require an exact HTTP 200 (curl -f treats 3xx as success), so a redirect can't pass the "PMM is serving" gate. - AUTOMATIONS.md: correct the auto-mode-classifier item — Bash rules are globs and a leading `*` DOES match (docs: `Bash(* install)`); the classifier reads autoMode only from user scope + managed settings (not project settings, so the repo file works via the setup-script copy); provisioning moved to the relay so the five linode-runner Bash rules are obsolete; replace the outdated patch with the full, docs-verified autoMode block and where it belongs.
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In @.claude/integrations/slack/relay/relay.js:
- Around line 632-636: Update the JQL parsing around raw, where, and order so
ORDER BY is detected only outside quoted strings, honoring escaped quotes while
scanning the expression; preserve the existing project, WHERE, and ORDER BY
reconstruction for valid input. Add a regression test covering a value such as
summary ~ "order by" and verify it remains entirely in the WHERE clause.
- Around line 609-610: Update the jira helper and the separate attachment
request to include an AbortSignal.timeout-based request timeout, ensuring both
Jira request paths are bounded. Preserve the existing handling that maps aborted
upstream calls to HTTP 502 responses.
- Around line 637-640: Update the maxResults and fields normalization in the
Jira /search/jql request before the jira call: ensure maxResults is an integer,
and ensure every fields entry is a string by rejecting or normalizing invalid
values. Preserve the existing bounds and defaults while sending only a valid
Jira request payload.
In @.claude/skills/jira/SKILL.md:
- Around line 118-123: Update the Operations/request-body documentation to state
that the issue field is required for actions other than create and search, while
create and search may omit it as supported by the relay. Keep the search example
unchanged.
In @.claude/skills/linode-ha-provisioning/scripts/create-lke-pmm-ha.sh:
- Around line 229-230: Update the readiness loop around the PMM /v1/readyz curl
probe to remove insecure certificate skipping; configure a certificate valid for
the external endpoint, or obtain the Kubernetes certificate and use a localhost
probe with --resolve and --cacert. Keep the existing 200-status check and
deadline behavior while ensuring readiness cannot succeed without TLS
validation.
In `@docs/agents/AUTOMATIONS.md`:
- Line 312: Update the sentence around the MD038 example so the code span no
longer contains a leading space, while preserving the intended Bash glob pattern
and meaning.
- Line 327: Restrict the trusted-domain classifier entry for *.nip.io so
arbitrary public nip.io destinations are not accepted; use an
organization-controlled suffix, exact generated-host allowlist, or
relay-mediated access while preserving legitimate throwaway-instance exec
access. Add a negative classifier test covering a non-Linode nip.io hostname.
- Around line 331-333: Update the autoMode.allow policy entry for
ALLOWED_INBOUND_CIDR so it no longer permits the variable unconditionally;
require explicit approval for public CIDR values after validation, while
preserving routine approval for the other listed provisioning and
test-infrastructure operations.
- Line 313: Update the effective autoMode or managed-settings Bash policy to
block non-auto sessions from running terraform/linode-runner/up.sh or down.sh
with LINODE_TOKEN, since the broad Bash grant otherwise permits them. Also
remove the five obsolete Bash(*linode-runner/*.sh *) entries while preserving
the existing run.sh, sync.sh, extend.sh, bare tool-name, and mcp__* permissions.
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100-100: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDocument the full asynchronous response contract.
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200and502. The kickoff returns202with arun_id; result polling returns202while the build continues; a duplicate active kickoff returns409. State that callers retry on202and explain the409path. Otherwise normal progress and duplicate-run recovery remain undocumented.Proposed documentation update
-... first call returns a `run_id`, then you poll `/linode/provision-result` until `200` (ready — creds in the body) or `502` (failed). +... first call returns `202` with a `run_id`; poll `/linode/provision-result`, retrying on `202` while the build continues, until `200` (ready — creds in the body) or `502` (failed). A duplicate active kickoff returns `409`.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 100: Update the asynchronous provisioning description near the kickoff
and polling flow to document that kickoff returns 202 with a run_id, polling
returns 202 while the build continues and callers should retry, and a duplicate
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Problem
Both relay provisioning endpoints returned their result (kubeconfig, or the VM's
ip/exec_token/exec_cert_pem) only in a single long-held HTTP response. An LKE HA build takes 10–20 min; a VM build can brush past 5 min. A silent connection with no bytes flowing gets cut by an intermediary at ~5 min, so the result was lost even though the cluster/VM had been created — with no way to recover it. This surfaced live on a PMM-13860 HA run: three attempts each created a cluster it could never reach, then tore it down.Fix — decouple provisioning from result retrieval
provision-lkeandprovisionnow kick off a detached build and return{run_id, status:"provisioning"}immediately; the caller polls a new result endpoint until ready. All run state lives in the run dir on the relay, so a dropped connection is fully recoverable by re-polling the samerun_id.POST /linode/provision-lke202 {run_id}, detached build (capped 35 min)POST /linode/lke-result(new)200kubeconfig+passwords /502log tail /202buildingPOST /linode/provision202 {run_id}, detached build (capped 12 min)POST /linode/provision-result(new)200ip+exec creds /502log tail /202buildingDetails:
timeout, tees toprovision.log, and writes a terminalstatusfile (ready|failed:<code>) the poller reads;readyrequires the result files present so a partial write never reads ready.run_idretry while a build is in flight returns409(poll instead of double-spawning).linode-ha-provisioning,linode-docker-provisioningskills) now kick off then poll, and mark the run brokered up front so teardown/reaper work even if the poll is lost.destroy,destroy-lke) — they're idempotent, retryable, and backstopped by the on-box self-destruct timer / TTL reaper, so a dropped teardown connection is harmless.Testing
Validated end-to-end on a throwaway relay (separate host, to avoid spending a Let's Encrypt issuance on the production relay): async kickoff → poll transitions →
200with a working kubeconfig / exec creds → teardown, plus the gate/SAFE_IDprobes.Generated by Claude Code