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[Draft] OCPBUGS-130307: Show Cluster API Machines and MachineSets in the web console - #17409
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…console Dual-watch machine.openshift.io and cluster.x-k8s.io resources on the Machines and MachineSets pages so CAPI workers appear alongside Machine API control-plane machines.
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WalkthroughThe console registers Cluster API Machine and MachineSet resources with existing pages. The pages watch and merge standard and Cluster API resources, resolve resource-specific references, and use Kubernetes label fallbacks. ChangesCluster API machine support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MachinePage
participant useK8sWatchResources
participant MachineAPI
participant ClusterAPIMachineAPI
participant MachineRows
MachinePage->>useK8sWatchResources: watch standard and optional Machine resources
useK8sWatchResources->>MachineAPI: request standard Machines
useK8sWatchResources->>ClusterAPIMachineAPI: request optional Cluster API Machines
MachineAPI-->>useK8sWatchResources: return standard results
ClusterAPIMachineAPI-->>useK8sWatchResources: return results or optional error
useK8sWatchResources-->>MachinePage: provide merged data and loading state
MachinePage->>MachineRows: render rows with resolved references
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🟡 Minor · Restrict capacity lookup to the MachineSet's Machine kind. · machine-set.tsx:435-447
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRestrict capacity lookup to the MachineSet's Machine kind.
MachineSetListwatches both Machine kinds and places Machine API objects first.capacityResolverselects the first label match, then uses itsstatus.nodeRefto display CPU and memory. A same-namespace Machine API Machine with matching labels can therefore provide capacity for a Cluster API MachineSet.Filter the candidates by the MachineSet's API group before applying the selector. Keep the merged list for the combined Machines view.
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- const machine = (machines ?? [])?.find((m) => - new LabelSelector(obj.spec.selector).matches(m), - ); + const machine = (machines ?? []).find( + (m) => + isClusterAPIResource(m) === isClusterAPIResource(obj) && + new LabelSelector(obj.spec.selector).matches(m), + );🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Filter Machines by the parent MachineSet API group. · machine.tsx:287-318
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFilter Machines by the parent MachineSet API group.
MachinePageapplies the MachineSet selector to both API groups. A Cluster API selector can use labels that also exist on a same-namespace Machine API Machine. The Machine API object can therefore appear in a Cluster API MachineSet tab. Pass the parent resource kind toMachinePageand filter the merged results by that kind. Keep the unscoped Machines page merged across both APIs.Suggested fix
diff --git a/frontend/public/components/machine.tsx b/frontend/public/components/machine.tsx @@ export const MachinePage: FC<MachinePageProps> = ({ selector, namespace, + machineKind, showTitle = true, @@ const machines = useMemo( - () => [...(mapMachines.data || []), ...(capiMachines.data || [])], - [mapMachines.data, capiMachines.data], + () => { + const allMachines = [...(mapMachines.data || []), ...(capiMachines.data || [])]; + return machineKind + ? allMachines.filter((machine) => (referenceFor(machine) || machineReference) === machineKind) + : allMachines; + }, + [mapMachines.data, capiMachines.data, machineKind], @@ export type MachinePageProps = { showTitle?: boolean; namespace?: string; selector?: Selector; + machineKind?: string; hideLabelFilter?: boolean;diff --git a/frontend/public/components/machine-set.tsx b/frontend/public/components/machine-set.tsx @@ const MachineTabPage: FC<MachineTabPageProps> = ({ obj }) => ( - <MachinePage namespace={obj.metadata.namespace} showTitle={false} selector={obj.spec.selector} /> + <MachinePage + namespace={obj.metadata.namespace} + showTitle={false} + selector={obj.spec.selector} + machineKind={isClusterAPIResource(obj) ? clusterAPIMachineReference : machineReference} + /> );diff --git a/frontend/public/components/control-plane-machine-set.tsx b/frontend/public/components/control-plane-machine-set.tsx @@ - <MachinePage namespace={obj.metadata.namespace} showTitle={false} selector={obj.spec.selector} /> + <MachinePage + namespace={obj.metadata.namespace} + showTitle={false} + selector={obj.spec.selector} + machineKind={machineReference} + />🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Surface non-404 CAPI watch errors, scope MachineSet machine tabs and capacity lookup to the matching API group.
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| (obj: MachineSetKind) => { | ||
| const machine = (machines ?? [])?.find((m) => | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Match Cluster API Nodes by name.
The new Cluster API Machine path reaches the node lookup at Line 454. Cluster API v1beta2 status.nodeRef has a name but no uid, so the UID comparison cannot find its Node. The CPU and memory cells then show zero for that MachineSet. Match Cluster API Nodes by nodeRef.name; retain UID matching where the Machine API provides it. (main.cluster-api.sigs.k8s.io)
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Update the machine lookup around the machines.find callback to match Cluster API
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Scope capacity matching to the Machine API namespace.
Cluster API v1beta2 Machines do not provide nodeRef.uid, so they cannot supply displayed Node capacity through this resolver. The missing namespace check still affects Machine API Machines, whose MachineKind includes status.nodeRef.uid. A same-label Machine API Machine from another namespace can therefore supply the capacity.
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--- "a/frontend/public/components/machine-set.tsx"
+++ "b/frontend/public/components/machine-set.tsx"
@@ -445,11 +445,12 @@
const capacityResolver = useCallback(
(obj: MachineSetKind) => {
const machine = (machines ?? []).find(
(m) =>
isClusterAPIResource(m) === isClusterAPIResource(obj) &&
+ m.metadata.namespace === obj.metadata.namespace &&
new LabelSelector(obj.spec.selector).matches(m),
);
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Review comment at @frontend/public/components/machine-set.tsx at line 450:
Update the machine lookup predicate in the machines resolver to require matching
metadata.namespace values between m and obj, in addition to the existing
isClusterAPIResource comparison and label selector match. Keep the namespace
constraint within the find predicate so capacity is sourced only from a Machine
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| return merged.filter((m) => isClusterAPIResource(m) === matchClusterAPI); | ||
| }, [mapMachines.data, capiMachines.data, matchClusterAPI]); | ||
| const loaded = mapMachines.loaded && (capiMachines.loaded || !!capiMachines.loadError); | ||
| const loadError = mapMachines.loadError || getClusterAPIWatchError(capiMachines.loadError); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Scope watch status to the selected Machine API group.
When matchClusterAPI is set, use only the selected watch's loaded and loadError. The current combined values can keep a filtered tab loading while the excluded watch is pending, or render that watch's error instead of the selected list. Preserve both watches for the unfiltered page.
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--- "a/frontend/public/components/machine.tsx"
+++ "b/frontend/public/components/machine.tsx"
@@ -327,8 +327,18 @@
}
return merged.filter((m) => isClusterAPIResource(m) === matchClusterAPI);
}, [mapMachines.data, capiMachines.data, matchClusterAPI]);
- const loaded = mapMachines.loaded && (capiMachines.loaded || !!capiMachines.loadError);
- const loadError = mapMachines.loadError || getClusterAPIWatchError(capiMachines.loadError);
+ const loaded =
+ matchClusterAPI === undefined
+ ? mapMachines.loaded && (capiMachines.loaded || !!capiMachines.loadError)
+ : matchClusterAPI
+ ? capiMachines.loaded || !!capiMachines.loadError
+ : mapMachines.loaded;
+ const loadError =
+ matchClusterAPI === undefined
+ ? mapMachines.loadError || getClusterAPIWatchError(capiMachines.loadError)
+ : matchClusterAPI
+ ? getClusterAPIWatchError(capiMachines.loadError)
+ : mapMachines.loadError;
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Update the loaded and loadError selection near mapMachines and capiMachines so
matchClusterAPI selects only the corresponding watch: use capiMachines values
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Dual-watch machine.openshift.io and cluster.x-k8s.io resources on the Machines and MachineSets pages so CAPI workers appear alongside Machine API control-plane machines.
Analysis / Root cause:
On OpenShift 5.0 clusters using Cluster API (Tech Preview), worker Machines and MachineSets are created as
cluster.x-k8s.io/v1beta2resources (typically inopenshift-cluster-api). Control-plane Machines continue to use Machine API (machine.openshift.io/v1beta1inopenshift-machine-api).The console Machines and MachineSets pages only watched Machine API resources, and the Compute nav links were hardcoded to the
openshift-machine-apinamespace with the Machine API GVK. As a result, Cluster API workers never appeared on those pages even though they existed in the cluster.Solution description:
ClusterAPIMachineModelandClusterAPIMachineSetModelforcluster.x-k8s.io/v1beta2(kept existing Machine API models unchanged).referenceFor(obj)so CAPI details/YAML routes resolve correctly.list-pages.tsandresource-pages.ts.openshift-machine-apiandopenshift-cluster-apiresources are visible.Create actions still target Machine API for this fix.
Test setup:
./build-backend.sh./build-frontend.sh/etc/hostsresolvesapi.<cluster>to the API VIP.source ./contrib/oc-environment.sh./bin/bridge --listen=http://127.0.0.1:9000CLI baseline: