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This PR adds network configuration transformation in the orchestrator's NCL message creator to ensure backward compatibility with older compute nodes that don't understand the new network types. The transformation happens only when creating AskForBid messages before they are sent to compute nodes.

Two specific transformations are applied:

  1. If network type is NetworkHost, it is transformed to NetworkFull for backward compatibility
  2. If network type is NetworkDefault, the network configuration is set to nil

These transformations ensure that older compute nodes can still process jobs regardless of whether they understand the newer network types.

Implementation Details

  • Added a transformNetworkConfig method to the NCLMessageCreator to transform network configurations in-place
  • Updated the createAskForBidMessage method to apply the network transformation before sending

Testing

The implementation has been thoroughly tested with:

  • Manual testing with v1.6 compute node and latest orchestrator
  • Unit tests for each type of network transformation (Host→Full, Default→nil)
  • Tests for edge cases like nil Job or nil Network
  • Test that other network types (Bridge, None, HTTP) remain unchanged

Why is this needed?

Backward compatibility is critical when introducing new network types to avoid disrupting existing deployments. This approach allows newer orchestrator versions to communicate successfully with older compute nodes, ensuring a smooth upgrade path.

This solution is non-intrusive, requiring no changes to the compute nodes themselves, and efficiently implements the transformation only at the message boundary.

Related to #4897

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced network configuration adjustments to ensure smoother and compatible bid messaging, with specific network types now transitioning appropriately.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive tests covering various scenarios to validate the updated network configuration handling.

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This pull request adds a new method, transformNetworkConfig, to adjust the network configuration of an execution for backward compatibility. The method checks if the execution has a job and retrieves the first task to transform specific network types before message creation in createAskForBidMessage. Comprehensive tests have been introduced to validate the behavior across multiple network scenarios, ensuring that the transformation logic handles nil values and different network types correctly.

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File(s) Description
pkg/orchestrator/watchers/ncl_message_creator.go Added transformNetworkConfig to update the network configuration on executions based on the type (e.g., converting NetworkHost to NetworkFull and setting NetworkDefault to nil). Integrated transformation within the createAskForBidMessage method.
pkg/orchestrator/watchers/ncl_message_creator_test.go Introduced TestTransformNetworkConfig to verify the behavior of network configuration transformations, including tests for various network types and nil configurations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant E as Execution
    participant N as NCLMessageCreator
    participant M as MessageCreator
    Note over N,E: Begin bid message creation process
    E->>N: Call createAskForBidMessage(execution)
    N->>N: Call transformNetworkConfig(execution)
    alt Execution has job and task exists
        N->>N: Check network type
        alt Network type is Host
            N->>N: Transform to NetworkFull
        else Network type is Default
            N->>N: Set network config to nil
        else Other network types
            N->>N: No change applied
        end
    else No job/task
        N->>N: Return unchanged execution
    end
    N->>M: Create message using transformed execution
    M-->>N: Return created message
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pkg/orchestrator/watchers/ncl_message_creator.go (2)

136-163: Implementation looks robust and well-structured.

The transformNetworkConfig method is well-designed with clear documentation that explains its purpose and behavior. It properly handles all edge cases (nil Job, nil Task, nil Network) and explicitly mentions that it modifies the execution in-place for efficiency. The transformation logic matches the PR objectives to ensure backward compatibility with older compute nodes.


171-176: Good integration of the network transformation.

The transformation is correctly applied before creating the AskForBid message, ensuring that older compute nodes will receive compatible network configurations. The code uses a clear comment to explain why this transformation is being applied, making maintenance easier for future developers.

pkg/orchestrator/watchers/ncl_message_creator_test.go (1)

329-468: Comprehensive test coverage for the network transformation.

The test suite for transformNetworkConfig is thorough and well-structured. It covers all important scenarios:

  1. Host network type transformation
  2. Default network type transformation
  3. Verification that other network types remain unchanged
  4. Handling of nil network config
  5. Handling of nil job
  6. Integration with createAskForBidMessage

The helper function createExecution is well-designed and reused effectively throughout the tests. Each test case has clear assertions that verify the expected behavior. This level of test coverage gives confidence that the transformation will work correctly across all scenarios.

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@wdbaruni wdbaruni merged commit e0574d4 into main Mar 19, 2025
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@wdbaruni wdbaruni deleted the eng-706-backward-compatibility-with-v16-compute-nodes branch March 19, 2025 11:30
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