fix(amd): require the device count in MutateAdmission - #2677
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MutateAdmission accepted a container that requested only amd.com/gpu-mem or amd.com/gpu-core-pct without the amd.com/gpu count. That made the webhook rewrite the pod's schedulerName to the HAMi extender and treat the pod as a GPU workload, while GenerateResourceRequests and LockNode both key off the count resource and therefore produced no request and took no lock. The pod then skipped the namespace GPU quota check, passed the scheduler filter on every node, and bound with no AMD device reserved. Gate MutateAdmission on the count resource so it agrees with GenerateResourceRequests and LockNode, matching the metax backend and the documented amd-vgpu pod spec, which always sets amd.com/gpu. The core percentage range is still validated when the count is present. Signed-off-by: imantaba <itn.taba@gmail.com>
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In `@pkg/device/amd/device.go`:
- Around line 80-88: Update MutateAdmission to validate the AMD count quantity,
not merely its presence, accepting only integer values greater than zero and no
greater than math.MaxInt32; return false, nil for invalid counts so the pod does
not enter the HAMi path. Reuse the same validation semantics as
GenerateResourceRequests, and add table-driven cases covering non-integer,
non-positive, and oversized counts.
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Presence of the amd.com/gpu count was not enough. GenerateResourceRequests rejects a non-integer, non-positive, or out-of-range count and returns an empty request, so admitting such a value in MutateAdmission left the same "admitted but never scheduled or locked" divergence open: the webhook would still assign the HAMi scheduler while no device request or node lock was produced. Validate the count during admission with the same bounds GenerateResourceRequests uses (positive integer, no greater than math.MaxInt32), and add table cases for zero, negative, non-integer, and oversized counts. Signed-off-by: imantaba <itn.taba@gmail.com>
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In `@pkg/device/amd/device_test.go`:
- Around line 51-94: Update the invalid-count test cases around the
count-validation table to assert that the returned boolean is false before
checking the expected error. Ensure the test cannot pass if validation returns
true alongside an error, while preserving the existing wantErr assertions for
zero, negative, non-integer, and oversized counts.
- Around line 84-94: Add a test case alongside the existing AMD GPU resource
count cases using exactly math.MaxInt32, and assert that it is accepted without
an error. Keep the existing rejection case for math.MaxInt32+1 unchanged to
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Assert the returned boolean in the wantErr branch so a regression that returned (true, err) cannot pass, and add an inclusive boundary case that verifies a count of exactly math.MaxInt32 is accepted. Signed-off-by: imantaba <itn.taba@gmail.com>
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Fixes #2679
What this fixes
AMDDevices.MutateAdmissionadmits a container that requests onlyamd.com/gpu-memand/oramd.com/gpu-core-pctwithout theamd.com/gpucount. Because the webhook setspod.Spec.SchedulerNamewhenever any backend'sMutateAdmissionreturnstrue, such a pod is routed to the HAMi extender as a GPU workload — butGenerateResourceRequestsandLockNodeboth gate on the count resource, so they produceNums=0and take no lock. The pod then:fitResourceQuotacontinues onNums==0),hasHAMiResourcestaysfalse),hami.io/amd-devices-allocatedannotation.No error surfaces anywhere. AMD is the only backend with this gap: nvidia backfills the count in
mutateContainerResourceto keep the paths consistent; metax checks the count in both. The documented AMD pod spec (docs/develop/amd-vgpu.md) always setsamd.com/gpu.Fix
Gate
MutateAdmissionon the count resource so it agrees withGenerateResourceRequestsandLockNode. Core-percentage range validation is unchanged when the count is present. Two unit-test cases that encoded the old behavior (mem-only,core-only→true) are corrected tofalseand renamed. Follow-up commits also validate the count value itself (positive integer ≤math.MaxInt32) to close the same divergence for invalid counts.Testing:
go test ./pkg/device/amd/...passes (13/13MutateAdmissionsubtests); gofmt/goimports/vet/build clean.Alternative considered: mirror nvidia by backfilling
amd.com/gpu=1when mem/core is present without a count. Rejected as larger/behavioral — AMD has noDefaultGPUNumconfig and no device-plugin yet, so requiring the count (matching every other AMD code path and the docs) is the minimal, consistent fix.This change was prepared with AI assistance (per CONTRIBUTING.md); all changes were reviewed and verified by me.
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