OSAC-3046: Design follow-up — Helm validation, runtime flag validation, Enclave alignment - #239
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Address reviewer feedback from PR osac-project#234: CaaS requires at least one of VMaaS or BMaaS enabled, MaaS requires CaaS enabled. Constraints are enforced via values.schema.json if/then rules so invalid combinations fail fast at helm install/upgrade time. Also fixes testplan preconditions that assumed CaaS-only deployments (now invalid), adds two new test cases for schema validation, and demotes TC-FR5-03 to unit-test-only since both-compute-disabled is not a deployable Helm configuration. Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Haim Tayrie <htayrie@htayrie-thinkpadt14gen5.raanaii.csb>
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AI Design Review: EP-239Score: 8/8 | Verdict: PASS
Verdict: A high-quality revision that adds inter-service dependency validation at both Helm and runtime layers with defense-in-depth, resolves the Enclave Wizard alignment question, and updates the test plan with concrete new scenarios — all changes are specific, well-motivated, and architecturally consistent. Feedback: Consider including the actual Critical (0)None. Important (1)
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WalkthroughThe design documents Helm and runtime validation for service dependencies and profile mapping. The test plan adds schema-validation cases, updates deployment states, reclassifies one test as unit-only, and revises coverage metrics. ChangesService dependency validation
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The proposal adds validation and profile-driven service enablement, but the documented startup contract still requires MaaS-to-CaaS validation without defining how MaaS is represented, while profile precedence and omitted-service behavior remain unspecified. These gaps could cause inconsistent validation or service enablement, so clarification is needed before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 11✅ Passed checks (11 passed)
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Close Open Question osac-project#2: Enclave profiles drive service enablement values via value-map extension (OSAC-4106). The Enclave plugin translates its osacProfilesList into individual services.*.enabled flags via --set, rather than templating entire value files. Clarifies reconciliation with PR #380 (global.profilesList): this design's per-service booleans are the canonical chart interface — simpler to validate, propagate uniformly to all components, and directly settable via Enclave value-map extension. Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Haim Tayrie <htayrie@htayrie-thinkpadt14gen5.raanaii.csb>
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88-94: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover the documented install and upgrade validation paths.
These invalid-combination cases run only
helm template, whiledesign.mdrequires validation during bothhelm installandhelm upgrade. Add checks for both commands, or document whyhelm templateis the accepted proxy for both paths.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3046-per-service-enablement/testplan.md`:
- Line 181: Update the fulfillment-service test precondition to explicitly
describe State 1 as BMaaS and MaaS disabled and State 3 as all services enabled,
replacing the ambiguous “some services disabled” wording while preserving both
execution scenarios.
- Around line 455-461: Reconcile the test summary table counts: ensure the
Critical, High, Medium, and Low values sum to Total test cases, and ensure
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3046-per-service-enablement/testplan.md`:
- Around line 88-94: Update the invalid service-combination validation steps in
the test plan to cover both helm install and helm upgrade, matching the
requirements in design.md, and assert the same schema validation error for each.
If helm template remains the intended proxy, explicitly document why it
represents both install and upgrade validation paths.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the shared-infrastructure precondition.
State 3 is all services enabled, so “some services disabled” is incorrect for one execution. State the State 1 and State 3 configurations explicitly to keep test setup unambiguous.
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3046-per-service-enablement/testplan.md` at line 181,
Update the fulfillment-service test precondition to explicitly describe State 1
as BMaaS and MaaS disabled and State 3 as all services enabled, replacing the
ambiguous “some services disabled” wording while preserving both execution
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reconcile the summary counts.
The priority counts total 18, not 20: 10 + 8 + 0 + 0. The execution categories total 19, not 20: 18 + 1 + 0. Correct the counts or identify the missing test cases before publishing this summary.
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3046-per-service-enablement/testplan.md` around lines 455 -
461, Reconcile the test summary table counts: ensure the Critical, High, Medium,
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@rccrdpccl — One more question beyond the AAP instance groups above: how should we settle the Enclave integration? This design proposes Two options:
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3046-per-service-enablement/design.md`:
- Around line 561-567: The Enclave profile propagation must map osacProfilesList
to the canonical services.*.enabled flags for every supported service, including
maas and BMaaS, instead of only operator controller flags; remove the hard-coded
bmf.enabled false behavior. Update the Enclave schema and value-map/template
logic to define supported profiles, precedence, and explicit false values for
unselected services, then add a render or upgrade test covering profile
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| ### 2. Enclave Wizard Alignment [Resolved] | ||
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| How do Enclave wizard "experiences" relate to the per-service enablement flags? Do experiences drive the Helm values, get replaced by them, or run alongside them? | ||
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| **Impact:** Affects the Helm values structure and the Enclave wizard pipeline. The current design defines `services.*.enabled` as standalone Helm values with no dependency on experiences. If experiences should drive these values, the Helm template logic needs adjustment. | ||
| **Resolution:** Enclave profiles drive the service enablement values. The Enclave plugin's `osacProfilesList` (e.g., `[caas, vmaas]`) is translated into individual `services.*.enabled` flags via value-map extension — the plugin sets `--set services.caas.enabled=true,services.vmaas.enabled=true` rather than templating entire value files. This aligns with the team decision to modify the Enclave plugin to extend by value map (OSAC-4106). | ||
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| **Reconciliation with PR [osac-project/osac#380](https://github.com/osac-project/osac/pull/380):** PR #380 introduced a `global.profilesList` convenience layer with Helm helper functions that compute per-controller flags from a list. This design's `services.*.enabled` booleans are the canonical chart interface — they are simpler to validate (schema constraints, see Helm Values Structure), propagate uniformly to all components (fulfillment-service, operator, BMF), and are directly settable via Enclave value-map extension. PR #380's `global.profilesList` should be reconciled with this design: either adopt `services.*.enabled` as the underlying mechanism that the list maps to, or be superseded by the per-service booleans. |
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Regarding the OSAC project components: Pull Request 380 in the osac-project/osac-operator repository is titled "OSAC-2190: Mark floating image tags as placeholders, add CI guard" [1]. It is unrelated to OSAC-4106 or the behavior of osacProfilesList. Regarding OSAC-4106 and Helm value-map behavior: The osacProfilesList is a configuration parameter used in the Open Sovereign AI Cloud (OSAC) platform to enable specific service profiles (e.g., vmaas, caas, bmaas) [2][3][4]. It is defined as a list of strings [2][4]. 1. Omitted profile values: Because osacProfilesList functions as an allow-list of enabled profiles [3], any service profile omitted from this list is effectively disabled. The system does not explicitly set them to false in the underlying boolean sense; rather, their omission ensures the corresponding controllers or services associated with those profiles are not initialized or deployed by the operator [3]. 2. Conflicts with services.*.enabled: In the OSAC Helm deployment pattern, osacProfilesList acts as a high-level orchestration toggle [3]. While specific services might have individual .enabled flags in Helm value files, these are generally managed or overridden by the profile selection logic [3]. When a conflict occurs between the profile-level definition and individual service settings, the profile-level definition in osacProfilesList typically takes precedence to ensure the cluster state matches the intended service profile deployment [3]. The OSAC platform is an open-source project (Open Sovereign AI Cloud) [5][6][7] and should not be confused with the unrelated U.S. Department of State's Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) [8] or the NIST forensic science OSAC Registry [9].
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- 1: GitHub pull request 380 in osac-project/osac-operator (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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- 5: https://github.com/osac-project
- 6: https://www.redhat.com/architect/portfolio/detail/273-rh-netris-osac-architecture
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- 8: https://www.osac.gov/
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Align Enclave profile propagation with the canonical service flags.
The Enclave template only maps osacProfilesList to operator controller flags. It does not render services.*.enabled, and it hard-codes bmf.enabled: false. Therefore, selecting BMaaS cannot enable its deployment as described. The Enclave schema also excludes maas. Define and implement the complete mapping, precedence, and false-value behavior, then add a profile-switch render or upgrade test.
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3046-per-service-enablement/design.md` around lines 561 -
567, The Enclave profile propagation must map osacProfilesList to the canonical
services.*.enabled flags for every supported service, including maas and BMaaS,
instead of only operator controller flags; remove the hard-coded bmf.enabled
false behavior. Update the Enclave schema and value-map/template logic to define
supported profiles, precedence, and explicit false values for unselected
services, then add a render or upgrade test covering profile switching.
…nd operator Defense in depth: both fulfillment-service (serviceFlags.validate()) and osac-operator (controllerFlags.validate()) reject invalid service flag combinations at startup before any initialization — CaaS requires VMaaS or BMaaS, MaaS requires CaaS. Catches misconfigurations even outside Helm (development, testing, custom manifests). Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Haim Tayrie <htayrie@htayrie-thinkpadt14gen5.raanaii.csb>
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3046-per-service-enablement/design.md`:
- Line 442: Update the operator controllerFlags validation contract so it does
not enforce a MaaS-requires-CaaS dependency unless MaaS is first defined and
wired into the operator’s controller flags; preserve validation for the mapped
CaaS, VMaaS, and BMaaS dependencies and align the design text with the
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3046-per-service-enablement/design.md`:
- Line 595: Add operator-level tests covering controllerFlags.validate() for
invalid service combinations and for validation after enableAllIfNoneSet()
applies defaults. Include the CaaS-without-VMaaS/BMaaS and MaaS-without-CaaS
cases, plus valid combinations, and ensure the tests exercise binary startup
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| The existing `operator.controllers.*` values and their propagation to `OSAC_ENABLE_*_CONTROLLER` env vars are unchanged. The operator's existing `controllerFlags` struct is extended with a `validate()` method that enforces the same inter-service dependency rules as the fulfillment-service: CaaS requires VMaaS or BMaaS, MaaS requires CaaS. The operator exits on startup with a clear error if an invalid combination is detected. [Codebase: osac-operator/charts/operator/templates/deployment.yaml] |
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Resolve the operator-side MaaS validation contract.
The operator mapping defines flags only for CaaS, VMaaS, and BMaaS. The design also states that MaaS has no controllers and requires no other component changes. Therefore, controllerFlags.validate() cannot enforce MaaS requires CaaS as described. Remove this rule from operator validation, or define the MaaS state, wiring, and tests required to enforce it.
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3046-per-service-enablement/design.md` at line 442, Update
the operator controllerFlags validation contract so it does not enforce a
MaaS-requires-CaaS dependency unless MaaS is first defined and wired into the
operator’s controller flags; preserve validation for the mapped CaaS, VMaaS, and
BMaaS dependencies and align the design text with the implemented behavior.
| - CaaS requires at least one of VMaaS or BMaaS to be enabled — CaaS provisions clusters that need compute nodes, which come from either VMaaS or BMaaS. | ||
| - MaaS requires CaaS to be enabled — MaaS serves models on clusters provisioned by CaaS. | ||
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| These constraints are encoded as `if`/`then` rules in `values.schema.json` so that `helm install` and `helm upgrade` fail immediately with a descriptive error when an invalid combination is specified. |
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Summary
Follow-up to #234 (merged) addressing reviewer feedback, adding defense-in-depth validation, and aligning with the Enclave/PR #380 direction.
Helm schema validation
values.schema.jsonif/thenconstraints reject invalid service combinations athelm install/helm upgradetime:Startup-time flag validation
Both fulfillment-service (
serviceFlags.validate()) and osac-operator (controllerFlags.validate()) reject invalid flag combinations at startup before any initialization. Defense in depth — catches misconfigurations even outside Helm (development, testing, custom manifests).Enclave wizard alignment
Resolves Open Question #2: Enclave profiles (
osacProfilesList) driveservices.*.enabledflags via value-map extension (OSAC-4106). Clarifies reconciliation with PR osac-project/osac#380 (global.profilesList):services.*.enabledbooleans are the canonical chart interface.Testplan updates
Reviewer feedback addressed
Enclave / PR #380 alignment
services.*.enabledvia value-map extensionglobal.profilesList)services.*.enabledis the canonical interface;profilesListcan map to it or be supersededTest plan
validate()code sample and failure handling section are consistent🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Validation
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