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zds: fix retrying a bad netns #1284

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42 changes: 42 additions & 0 deletions src/inpod/statemanager.rs
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Expand Up @@ -231,6 +231,8 @@ impl WorkloadProxyManagerState {
.await
{
Ok(()) => {
// If the workload is already pending, make sure we drop it, so we don't retry.
self.pending_workloads.remove(workload_uid);
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I'm beginning to think we should probably key all of the workload stores with UID + NetNSID to avoid future goofiness like this.

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one nice part about UID is it means we will never have multiple Proxy running for a given pod. I would worry if we have netns ID as a key we could end up with some leaky Proxy instances somehow maybe?

Might be possible, but needs care

self.update_proxy_count_metrics();
Ok(())
}
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assert_eq!(m.proxies_started.get_or_create(&()).get(), 1);
}

#[tokio::test]
async fn workload_added_while_pending() {
// Regression test for https://github.com/istio/istio/issues/52858
// Workload is added and fails, so put on the pending queue. Then it is added and succeeds.
// The bug is that when we retry with the failed netns, we (1) never succeed and (2) drop the running proxy.
let fixture = fixture!();
let m = fixture.metrics.clone();
let mut state = fixture.state;
let ns1 = new_netns();
let ns2 = new_netns();
// to make the proxy fail, bind to its ports in its netns
let _sock = create_proxy_confilct(&ns1);

// Add the pod in netns1
let ret = state
.process_msg(WorkloadMessage::AddWorkload(WorkloadData {
netns: ns1,
workload_uid: uid(0),
workload_info: workload_info(),
}))
.await;
assert!(ret.is_err());
assert!(state.have_pending());

// Add it again with another netns. The original pod should still be present in the retry queue with ns1
state
.process_msg(WorkloadMessage::AddWorkload(WorkloadData {
netns: ns2,
workload_uid: uid(0),
workload_info: workload_info(),
}))
.await
.expect("should start");

state.retry_pending().await;
assert!(!state.have_pending());
state.drain().await;
assert_eq!(m.proxies_started.get_or_create(&()).get(), 1);
}

#[tokio::test]
async fn idemepotency_add_workload_fails_and_then_deleted() {
let fixture = fixture!();
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