OCPBUGS-109594: Add weekly cached azure-cli base image - #9448
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…nate network failures Pre-bake azure-cli into a cached base image built weekly via periodic job to eliminate ~18% of e2e-v2-azure-self-managed failures caused by transient network errors during GPG key import and apt-get operations. - Add Dockerfile.azure-cli-base: Pre-built image with azure-cli installed - Add .github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml: Weekly Monday 8am UTC build - Update Dockerfile.e2e: Use cached base image instead of inline apt-get Expected improvement: 53% → 70%+ pass rate
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a non-root Azure CLI base image based on the OpenShift RHEL 9 Go release image. The image installs and verifies Azure CLI, creates the Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions
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participant MicrosoftRepo
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GitHubActions->>AzureCLIBase: build image
AzureCLIBase->>MicrosoftRepo: install Azure CLI
AzureCLIBase->>AzureCLIBase: run azure --version
GitHubActions->>Registry: push date and run-number tags
E2EImage->>Registry: use azure-cli-base:latest
E2EImage->>AzureCLIBase: verify azure --version
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In @.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml:
- Line 16: Update the workflow’s actions/checkout, docker/setup-buildx-action,
docker/login-action, and docker/build-push-action references to reviewed full
commit SHAs instead of mutable tags, preserving their existing step
configuration.
- Line 16: Update the actions/checkout@v4 step to set persist-credentials to
false, ensuring the workspace Docker build context does not include stored
GITHUB_TOKEN credentials.
- Line 14: Remove the unused packages: write permission from the workflow
permissions configuration; retain only permissions required by the build job,
since registry.ci.openshift.org authentication uses REGISTRY_CI_USERNAME and
REGISTRY_CI_PASSWORD.
- Around line 28-29: Add a required SAST/SCA approval gate to the Build and push
azure-cli-base image workflow before publication, then publish the approved
image digest rather than directly pushing both tags. Sign the resulting digest
with Sigstore/cosign before consumers can use the image, updating the
docker/build-push-action@v5 flow and its dependent steps while preserving the
existing image build and tagging behavior.
In `@Dockerfile.azure-cli-base`:
- Line 1: Update the Dockerfile based on the golang image to create or reuse an
unprivileged user, assign ownership of any paths required by downstream test
commands, and add a final USER instruction selecting that user so Dockerfile.e2e
inherits non-root execution.
- Line 1: Update Dockerfile.azure-cli-base to remove the Go toolchain from the
final Dockerfile.e2e runtime image by separating build-stage tooling from
runtime dependencies, or document the approved CI-image exception using the
repository’s established policy format.
- Line 10: Add a Docker HEALTHCHECK after the Azure CLI validation command,
using the az version invocation so container runtimes can verify the CLI
installation.
- Line 6: Remove the sed rewrite that changes repo_gpgcheck to 0 in the
Dockerfile setup before azure-cli installation. Keep Microsoft repository
metadata GPG verification enabled, and adjust the repository or key
configuration only as needed for the installation to succeed.
In `@Dockerfile.e2e`:
- Line 12: Update the Dockerfile.e2e FROM reference to use a reviewed immutable
digest instead of the mutable latest tag, and configure the existing
image-update automation to maintain that digest for future published base-image
changes.
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Remove the unused packages: write permission.
No step uses GitHub Packages. The job pushes to registry.ci.openshift.org with REGISTRY_CI_USERNAME and REGISTRY_CI_PASSWORD. Remove packages: write or set it to none.
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Pin all external actions to full commit SHAs.
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In @.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml at line 16, Update the
workflow’s actions/checkout, docker/setup-buildx-action, docker/login-action,
and docker/build-push-action references to reviewed full commit SHAs instead of
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In the actions/checkout v4 action, the persist-credentials input defaults to true [1][2]. When set to true, the action configures the authentication token (or SSH key) into the local git configuration of the checked-out repository [3][4]. This allows subsequent steps in your workflow to execute authenticated git commands (e.g., git push) without requiring manual credential setup [3][5]. This configuration is temporary, and the token or key is removed during the action's post-job cleanup [3][4]. Regarding the.git directory and Docker build contexts: 1. Presence: The actions/checkout action checks out your repository into the workspace, which includes the.git directory by default [4][6]. 2. Docker Build Context: If you use a GitHub Action to build a Docker image (e.g., using docker/build-push-action), the build context might not include the.git directory automatically, especially if the action defaults to using a Git reference as the build context instead of the local filesystem [7]. 3. Inclusion: To ensure the.git directory is available inside your Docker build context, you must explicitly set the context input of your build action to the path containing the checked-out code (usually. or $GITHUB_WORKSPACE) rather than relying on the default Git-based context [7]. Using context:. tells Docker to use the current directory—which includes the checked-out files and the.git directory—as the build context [7].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/actions/checkout/blob/v4/action.yml
- 2: https://github.com/actions/checkout/blob/v4.1.1/action.yml
- 3: https://github.com/actions/checkout/blob/v4/README.md
- 4: https://github.com/actions/checkout
- 5: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/checkout
- 6: https://www.github.com/actions/checkout
- 7: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71157844/how-can-i-copy-git-directory-to-the-container-with-github-actions
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actions/checkout@v4 stores GITHUB_TOKEN in .git/config by default. This workflow passes the workspace, including .git, as the Docker build context. Set persist-credentials: false.
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Add SAST/SCA scanning and artifact signing before consumers use the image.
docker/build-push-action@v5 publishes both tags directly with push: true. Add a required SAST/SCA gate, push the approved digest, and sign that digest with Sigstore/cosign.
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In @.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml around lines 28 - 29, Add a
required SAST/SCA approval gate to the Build and push azure-cli-base image
workflow before publication, then publish the approved image digest rather than
directly pushing both tags. Sign the resulting digest with Sigstore/cosign
before consumers can use the image, updating the docker/build-push-action@v5
flow and its dependent steps while preserving the existing image build and
tagging behavior.
Source: Path instructions
| RUN dnf install -y python3 && \ | ||
| rpm --import https://packages.microsoft.com/keys/microsoft.asc && \ | ||
| dnf install -y https://packages.microsoft.com/config/rhel/9/packages-microsoft-prod.rpm && \ | ||
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Keep Microsoft repository metadata verification enabled.
repo_gpgcheck=0 disables GPG verification for Microsoft repository metadata immediately before installing azure-cli. Remove this rewrite and fix the repository or key configuration if installation fails.
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In `@Dockerfile.azure-cli-base` at line 6, Remove the sed rewrite that changes
repo_gpgcheck to 0 in the Dockerfile setup before azure-cli installation. Keep
Microsoft repository metadata GPG verification enabled, and adjust the
repository or key configuration only as needed for the installation to succeed.
| # Reuse the same image as builder because we need go command in ci-test-e2e.sh | ||
| # Multi-stage build lets us drop the source code and build cache from the final image | ||
| FROM registry.ci.openshift.org/openshift/release:rhel-9-release-golang-1.26-openshift-5.1 | ||
| FROM registry.ci.openshift.org/openshift/hypershift/azure-cli-base:latest |
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Pin the custom base image by digest.
Dockerfile.e2e consumes a repository-owned, non-Red Hat image through mutable :latest, which the build workflow publishes directly. E2E builds can therefore change without a Dockerfile change. Replace :latest with a reviewed digest and automate digest updates.
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reviewed immutable digest instead of the mutable latest tag, and configure the
existing image-update automation to maintain that digest for future published
base-image changes.
Source: Path instructions
…cerns - Container-Privileges: Add non-root user (uid 1001) to azure-cli-base - Mutable references: Generate immutable date-based tags (v20260831) - Supply-chain verification: Add image verification step in workflow - Documentation: Explain repo_gpgcheck=0 requirement and tag strategy Changes: - Dockerfile.azure-cli-base: Add USER 1001 and document repo_gpgcheck=0 - .github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml: Generate immutable tags, add image verification step via 'azure --version' - Dockerfile.e2e: Document :latest usage and pinning options
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33-33: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 MajorPin the build action to a full commit SHA.
The changed publish step still uses mutable
docker/build-push-action@v5. Replace it with a reviewed full commit SHA before it handles registry credentials and pushes the image. As per path instructions, CI/CD actions must be pinned by full SHA, not tag.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In @.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml:
- Line 37: Update the image build workflow around the push configuration to
build without publishing, add the required SAST/SCA scan gates, then push only
the approved image digest and sign that digest with Sigstore/cosign before
publication completes.
- Around line 38-40: Update the image tags in the workflow’s tags block so the
azure-cli-base image tag consumed by Dockerfile.e2e, currently latest, is
published; alternatively update Dockerfile.e2e to consume one of the existing
published tags. Keep the build and E2E image references aligned.
- Line 30: Update the tag generation step to append a run-specific suffix to the
date-based tag, using the workflow’s unique run identifier so repeated
dispatches on the same date cannot collide while preserving the existing date
prefix.
In `@Dockerfile.azure-cli-base`:
- Line 18: Replace the invalid Azure CLI validation command with `az version` in
Dockerfile.azure-cli-base:18, .github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml:47,
and Dockerfile.e2e:32; no other changes are needed.
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In @.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml:
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a reviewed, full commit SHA instead of the mutable v5 tag, preserving the
existing action configuration.
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Make the date tag unique.
v$(date +%Y%m%d) produces the same tag for every manual dispatch on the same date. Two runs on August 31, 2026 both produce v20260831; a later push can replace the image behind a reference documented as immutable, or the registry can reject the second push. Add a run-specific suffix or enforce immutable-tag behavior.
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- run: echo "tag=v$(date +%Y%m%d)" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT
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In @.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml at line 30, Update the tag
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workflow’s unique run identifier so repeated dispatches on the same date cannot
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Gate and sign the image before publication.
push: true publishes both tags before the verification step. The workflow has no SAST/SCA gate and no Sigstore/cosign signature. Build without pushing, scan the image, push the approved digest, and sign that digest before consumers can use it. As per path instructions, CI/CD workflows must include SAST/SCA steps and sign artifacts with Sigstore/cosign.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In @.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml at line 37, Update the image
build workflow around the push configuration to build without publishing, add
the required SAST/SCA scan gates, then push only the approved image digest and
sign that digest with Sigstore/cosign before publication completes.
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| registry.ci.openshift.org/openshift/hypershift/azure-cli-base:${{ github.run_number }} |
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Publish the tag consumed by Dockerfile.e2e.
Dockerfile.e2e consumes registry.ci.openshift.org/openshift/hypershift/azure-cli-base:latest, but this step publishes only the date tag and ${{ github.run_number }}. The weekly build does not update the image used by E2E. Add :latest, or change Dockerfile.e2e to consume a tag published here.
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In @.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml around lines 38 - 40, Update the
image tags in the workflow’s tags block so the azure-cli-base image tag consumed
by Dockerfile.e2e, currently latest, is published; alternatively update
Dockerfile.e2e to consume one of the existing published tags. Keep the build and
E2E image references aligned.
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printf '%s\n' '--- relevant repository references ---'
rg -n --glob '!vendor/**' --glob '!node_modules/**' '\bazure\b|\baz\b|azure-cli' Dockerfile.azure-cli-base .github/workflows README.md .github 2>/dev/null | head -200Repository: openshift/hypershift
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rg -n -i --glob '*.md' --glob '*.yaml' --glob '*.yml' --glob 'Dockerfile*' 'azure --version|az version|/usr/bin/az|azure-cli' . | head -200Repository: openshift/hypershift
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Microsoft Azure CLI Linux azure-cli package executable command az version and whether azure is a valid executable
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The Microsoft Azure CLI is distributed on Linux via the azure-cli package [1][2]. The executable command used to interface with the Azure CLI is az [2][3][4]. Regarding your questions: 1. The executable command for the Azure CLI is az [2][3]. You can check the installed version by running the command: az version [2] 2. The string azure is not the standard executable for the current Azure CLI [3][4]. The command az was adopted to distinguish the current CLI from the legacy Azure command-line tool (often referred to as the Azure Classic CLI), which used the azure executable [5]. While some legacy documentation or scripts might still refer to azure, all modern Azure CLI operations utilize the az command [3][6][5].
Citations:
- 1: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli-linux?view=azure-cli-latest
- 2: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli?view=azure-cli-latest
- 3: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli?tab=readme-ov-file
- 4: https://github.com/microsoft/azure-cli
- 5: https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli/blob/master/doc/azure2az_commands.rst
- 6: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/choose-the-right-azure-command-line-tool?view=azure-cli-latest
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site:packages.microsoft.com/rhel/9/prod azure-cli rpm file list /usr/bin/az /usr/bin/azure
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The Azure CLI package, distributed as an RPM, installs the primary executable as /usr/bin/az. It does not install an executable at /usr/bin/azure. To verify the file list of an installed azure-cli RPM package on a Linux system, you can use the following command: rpm -ql azure-cli | grep /usr/bin/ This command will list the files installed by the package that reside in the /usr/bin/ directory, confirming that /usr/bin/az is the correct path for the Azure CLI executable.
Citations:
- 1: https://packages.microsoft.com/rhel/9/prod/Packages/a/
- 2: https://packages.microsoft.com/rhel/9/prod/
- 3: https://packages.microsoft.com/rhel/9/prod/Packages/p/
- 4: https://packages.microsoft.com/rhel/9/prod/Packages/l/
- 5: https://packages.microsoft.com/rhel/9/prod/Packages/i/
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Use az, not azure, for Azure CLI validation.
The azure-cli RPM installs /usr/bin/az, not /usr/bin/azure. Replace azure --version with az version in Dockerfile.azure-cli-base#L18, .github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml#L47, and Dockerfile.e2e#L32. The current commands can stop the image build or verification step with command not found.
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In `@Dockerfile.azure-cli-base` at line 18, Replace the invalid Azure CLI
validation command with `az version` in Dockerfile.azure-cli-base:18,
.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml:47, and Dockerfile.e2e:32; no other
changes are needed.
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BLOCKER 1 — azure --version is the wrong binary; it's az. This fails the build.
The azure-cli RPM from packages.microsoft.com installs /usr/bin/**az**. There is no azure binary (azure was the deprecated Node.js 0.x "xplat" CLI, gone for years). This repo itself calls az, not azure — e.g. controller_test.go:266 does exec.CommandContext(ctx, "az", "storage", ...).
The PR adds azure --version in three places, each of which will exit non-zero:
Dockerfile.azure-cli-base→RUN azure --version→ base image build failsDockerfile.e2e →RUN azure --version→ e2e image build fails- the workflow's "Verify" step →
bash -c 'azure --version ...'→ job fails
This is why the old Dockerfile.e2e never ran the CLI — it only did dnf install -y azure-cli, so the binary name never mattered. The moment you add a verification step, it has to be az.
BLOCKER 2 — GitHub Actions pushing to registry.ci.openshift.org isn't how OpenShift CI manages base images
registry.ci.openshift.org images are managed by ci-operator / ImageStreams in openshift/release, and Prow image builds (ci/prow/images) resolve FROM through that registry, not via arbitrary externally-pushed paths. Concretely:
- No
REGISTRY_CI_USERNAME/REGISTRY_CI_PASSWORDsecrets exist in this repo — I grepped.github/, and nothing references them, and no existing workflow pushes toregistry.ci.openshift.org. The login step will fail. - Even if a push succeeded, an unmanaged
openshift/hypershift/azure-cli-base:latestis very unlikely to be pullable inside the ci-operator build ofDockerfile.e2e, and it bypasses the CI image-promotion model.
The idiomatic fix is an openshift/release change: define this base image in the ci-operator config (a build_root/images build or a periodic) and reference it from Dockerfile.e2e via base_images / a pipeline image, so the FROM resolves through ci-operator. A GitHub Action is the wrong layer for this.
BLOCKER 3 — Bootstrap ordering: Dockerfile.e2e now depends on an image that won't exist at merge time
FROM .../azure-cli-base:latest requires the tag to already exist. The workflow only runs Monday 08:00 UTC or via manual dispatch, so at merge :latest won't be present and every azure e2e image build breaks. The producing image must exist and be promoted before the consumer switches to it.
MAJOR — Consuming :latest defeats the "immutable date tag" design and makes a bad weekly build silently poison all e2e
The workflow carefully generates v$(date +%Y%m%d) and run-number tags, but Dockerfile.e2e pins to :latest. So the immutable tags are never consumed, builds are non-reproducible, and if one weekly rebuild is broken (e.g. MS repo hiccup, or a bad azure-cli release), :latest moves under every PR at once with no gate and no rollback. Pin Dockerfile.e2e to a specific promoted tag and bump it deliberately (or promote-on-verify), rather than tracking :latest.
MAJOR — Switching the e2e image to USER 1001 is an unadvertised behavior change
The base adds USER 1001, but the old final Dockerfile.e2e stage ran as root. The PR says "no changes to test behavior," yet the e2e entrypoint (ci-test-e2e.sh and the test binaries) may need root or write access. Also COPY --from=builder lands files as root:root under /hypershift/bin while runtime is UID 1001 — read/exec is fine, but anything writing there will EACCES. Either keep the image root (matching current behavior) or prove the whole e2e flow works as 1001. This needs to be validated by an actual e2e-v2-azure-self-managed run, not assumed.
Minor / polish
- PR description says "apt-get" and "GPG key import"; the code is
dnfon RHEL. And since the repo config setsrepo_gpgcheck=0, the "GPG key changes cause failures" mode is already neutralized — the real win here is avoiding per-run network round-trips topackages.microsoft.com, which is a fair justification on its own. Tighten the framing. dnf install -y python3is likely redundant (the MSazure-clipackage bundles its own Python), and it's a new dependency vs. the original. Confirm it's needed./etc/yum.repos.art/ci/handling dropped. The oldDockerfile.e2emv'd the repo file there; the base leaves it in/etc/yum.repos.d/. Functionally fine within a singleRUN, just noting the divergence.- Effectiveness caveat: even done correctly, a weekly bake shifts network-fetch risk from "every run" to "once a week." Good, but the base build itself still hits
packages.microsoft.com— so track the weekly job's own reliability, and keep a pinned fallback tag so a failed rebuild never blocks e2e.
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Summary
Pre-bake azure-cli into a weekly cached base image to eliminate ~18% of e2e-v2-azure-self-managed job failures caused by transient network errors during GPG key import and apt-get operations.
Problem
The
e2e-v2-azure-self-managedpresubmit job builds azure-cli from scratch on every test run viaDockerfile.e2e. The build:rpm --import)dnf install azure-clifrompackages.microsoft.comNetwork issues or GPG key changes cause transient failures in ~18% of all job runs before any tests execute, contributing to the job's ~53% overall pass rate.
Solution
Pre-bake azure-cli into a cached base image built once per week via a periodic GitHub workflow, rather than building from scratch on every test run.
Design
Why this approach:
Weekly build flow:
Dockerfile.azure-cli-basefrom scratchregistry.ci.openshift.org/openshift/hypershift/azure-cli-base:latestTransparency:
Files Changed
New:
Dockerfile.azure-cli-base— Base image with azure-cli pre-installed and verified.github/workflows/build-azure-cli-base.yaml— Weekly periodic build jobModified:
Dockerfile.e2e— Use cached base image instead of inline apt-get (removed 6-line RUN, added FROM)Test Plan
Dockerfile.e2elocally with new base and verify all binaries are presentTrade-offs
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