OSAC-3141: add block storage metering design - #274
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WalkthroughThe design and PRD update standalone block Volume metering. Usage closes at the earlier of a terminal ChangesStandalone block Volume metering
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The metering design still has unresolved lifecycle boundaries that could produce incorrect storage charges, so the billing contracts should be clarified before merge. Caution Pre-merge checks failedPlease resolve all errors before merging. Addressing warnings is optional.
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Full details: No-Sensitive-Data-In-LogsExplanation The new design explicitly requires logging Resolution Define privacy-safe observability. Do not log raw usage quantity, billing intervals, tenant/project/volume identifiers, or correction payloads. Use metrics for usage and correction monitoring. If correlation is required, log only a non-reversible, access-controlled correlation identifier and document redaction and retention rules. ✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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AI Design Review: EP-274Score: 8/8 | Verdict: PASS
Verdict: A comprehensive, high-quality design document that demonstrates exceptional technical depth across all scoring criteria, with thorough state machine specification, precise usage contracts, detailed dependency tracking, and concrete test scenarios. Feedback: The design is strong across all dimensions. Minor improvements: consider adding a formal Terminology section to define key concepts (object-aware predicate, projection-only, billable predicate) upfront rather than inline, following the pattern established by the networking EP. The pagination race condition (items shifting between offset pages during concurrent deletes) is well-analyzed in the body but could also appear as a formal risk with its Get(id) confirmation mitigation. The Drawbacks section, while honest about cross-component complexity and vendor deletion leaks, could elaborate on the operational burden of the documented gap during feature disable. Critical (0)None. Important (0)None. Suggestions (3)
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| Meter standalone block Volumes through the existing Watch, projection, reconciliation, heartbeat, Kafka, and adapter pipeline. The current code has no Volume mapper, no quantity contract, and no usable correction consumer; this design specifies those changes and gates graduation on their delivery. See [PRD](prd.md) for detailed requirements. | ||
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| ## Motivation | ||
| `MapperForEvent` accepts only ComputeInstance and ClusterOrder (`osac-metering/metering-service/internal/events/mapper.go:102-117`), and `BuildFilter` requests only those payloads (`internal/watch/consumer.go:48-57`). CSI's `CreateVolumeParams` has no project and `grpc_client.go` sets only tenant metadata, so project breakdown is not implemented. CSI also passes `ClusterID` without a Volume API field (`grpc_client.go:53-54`), so parent attribution is an OSAC-984 dependency, not an existing fact. |
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What is "CSI" here? If you mean the CSI driver in tenant clusters, it's just a client. It shouldn't be relevant for this document.
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- Line 38: Insert a blank line after the “Prerequisites and Gates” heading and
before the gate table so the Markdown table is surrounded by blank lines and
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- Line 95: The correction design around adjustment_id must define a
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- Around line 91-93: The usage example and surrounding schema description should
use RFC3339 UTC timestamps for the interval boundaries instead of the
placeholder timezone labels “UTC”. Define the timestamp format and ensure from
and to represent parseable interval boundaries suitable for quantity
calculations, while preserving the existing semantics and precision rules.
- Line 93: Update the cumulative heartbeat specification around the “replace the
prior heartbeat” behavior to define a stable replacement key and a monotonic
ordering rule for the to timestamp or sequence value. Ensure heartbeats replace
only the matching resource/identity record and reject stale events, preventing
older Watch API events from overwriting newer usage.
- Line 82: Update the DELETING → DELETED transition handling so
vendor_release_time is validated against BillableSince before closing the
interval. Reject or safely correct any timestamp earlier than BillableSince,
preventing negative-duration usage while preserving the durable release-time
boundary for valid timestamps.
- Line 145: Clarify whether 0.3 is an internal metering contract version; if so,
label it explicitly in the graduation criteria and upgrade strategy. Otherwise,
replace 0.3 with 5.1.0 in both sections and update the OSAC-3141 Jira target
version to match.
- Line 100: Expand the MeterResourceRegistry reload specification to require
Watch, reconciliation/loaders, projection/heartbeat selection, and adapter route
selection to adopt the same registry version atomically. Define acknowledgement
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| File/object/NFS metering, pricing, quota, UI, provider physical-byte usage, and parent schema design. OSAC-984 owns the stable Volume-to-parent association; OSAC-2506 owns the bare-metal host footprint. | ||
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| ## Prerequisites and Gates | ||
| | Gate | Owner | Required artifact | Test evidence | Graduation gate | |
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Add a blank line before the gate table.
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| {"usage":{"semantics":"interval","from":"UTC","to":"UTC","quantity":"12.500000","unit":"gibibyte_second","precision":"microsecond"}} | ||
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| `quantity` is a fixed-point decimal string rounded half-up to six decimals. Lifecycle close events use `semantics=interval`, `from=BillableSince`, `to=transition_time`, and quantity `size_gib * seconds`; start events use a zero interval. Heartbeats use `semantics=cumulative` from `BillableSince` to event time and replace the prior heartbeat, never add to it. Storage units are exactly `gibibyte_second`; networking uses `resource_second`. |
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Define the replacement key and stale-event rule for cumulative heartbeats.
“Replace the prior heartbeat” does not define which record to replace or how to reject an older heartbeat. Line 104 states that the current Watch API provides no replay or ordering guarantee. Add a stable replacement key and a monotonic to or sequence rule. Otherwise, an older heartbeat can overwrite newer usage.
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-3141-metering-storage/design.md` at line 93, Update the
cumulative heartbeat specification around the “replace the prior heartbeat”
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| `quantity` is a fixed-point decimal string rounded half-up to six decimals. Lifecycle close events use `semantics=interval`, `from=BillableSince`, `to=transition_time`, and quantity `size_gib * seconds`; start events use a zero interval. Heartbeats use `semantics=cumulative` from `BillableSince` to event time and replace the prior heartbeat, never add to it. Storage units are exactly `gibibyte_second`; networking uses `resource_second`. | ||
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| `osac.resource.correction.v1` carries `correction_id`, `source_event_id`, reason, resource identity, and `affected_interval`: `{from,to,precision,unit,adjustments[]}`. Each adjustment has stable `adjustment_id=hash(correction_id,index,sign,dimensions)`, `sign=add|subtract`, non-negative fixed-point quantity, and billing dimensions. The provider idempotency key is `osac-metering/<adjustment_id>`. A correction with multiple adjustments produces one provider submission per adjustment and commits its Kafka offset only after all adjustments are durable. M360 receives the same fields; its storage route is `/api/<M360_API_VERSION>/external/run/storage/event`. M360 confirmation and the Part 1 correction consumer are graduation gates. |
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Make adjustment_id a cross-language identity contract.
hash(correction_id,index,sign,dimensions) does not define canonical serialization or the hash algorithm. Different components can derive different IDs. A collision or changed payload under the same identity can cause a correction to be dropped or applied incorrectly because provider idempotency uses this ID. Specify canonical encoding, an explicit collision-resistant digest, and immutable-payload conflict handling.
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design around adjustment_id must define a cross-language identity contract:
specify deterministic canonical serialization for correction_id, index, sign,
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| ## Graduation Criteria | ||
| Target release 0.3. Graduation requires Part 1, OSAC-984, OSAC-983, the initial correction/read-model/M360 consumers, the resize contract, and exact create-to-release usage. It also requires no ID-less billability, correction replay correctness, pagination confirmation, feature-gate consistency, retention, stopped-VM coverage, provisioning non-disruption, and no existing meter regression. |
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Clarify the release version.
The graduation criteria and upgrade strategy call 0.3 a release, while the target branch expects 5.1.0. If 0.3 is the internal metering contract version, label it explicitly. Otherwise, use 5.1.0 in both sections and set the OSAC-3141 Jira target version accordingly.
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Design Review: Metering for Block Storage
Rubric Scores
| Criterion | Score | Notes |
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| Architecture | 1/2 | Good dependency and billability modeling, but vendor deletion, parent attribution, and CSI boundaries are incomplete. |
| Feasibility | 1/2 | Detailed intent and tests, but key contracts are partial or incompatible with current interfaces. |
| Scope | 1/2 | PRD, non-goals, and alternatives are present; UX, personas, service boundaries, and release targeting need correction. |
| Testability | 2/2 | Strong unit, integration, E2E, and graduation coverage. |
| Total | 5/8 | PASS, narrowly |
Verdict: PASS
The document meets the rubric threshold, but I would not approve implementation until the release-boundary, usage/correction, resize, and UX-contract gaps are resolved.
Important Findings
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Vendor release timestamp is not implementable against the current deletion interfaces.
Implementation DetailsrequiresDeleteVolumeto return a stableReleasedAt, butVendorProvisioner.DeleteVolumecurrently returns onlyerror(osac-operator/internal/controller/volume_controller.go:52-60), and the CSIDeleteVolumeResponsecarries no timestamp (vast_vendor_provisioner.go:194-228). Define the timestamp source, interface response,NotFoundsemantics, idempotency behavior, and the guard preventing later reconciles from revertingDeletedback toDeleting. -
The usage and correction schemas are underspecified and conflict with the existing v1 contract. The example uses
"from":"UTC"and"to":"UTC"rather than parseable timestamps. ExistingLifecycleDatais flat, while the proposal introduces a nestedusageobject. Existing corrections have onlyaffected_interval.overbilled_seconds, and the M360 adapter currently supports only compute, cluster, and MaaS resource types. Define the complete event envelope, RFC3339 timestamp rules, heartbeat replacement key/order, schema-version migration, and correction compatibility. -
adjustment_idis not a cross-language identity contract.hash(correction_id,index,sign,dimensions)does not define canonical serialization, digest algorithm, encoding, or behavior when the same ID is reused with different payloads. Specify these rules and require immutable-payload conflict detection. -
Resize is a graduation-blocking requirement but is deferred to an unspecified design. Current
VolumeSpec.size_gibis explicitly immutable in both the proto and CRD. Identify the owning OSAC-984/storage design, define the expand API and effective timestamp contract, and specify cross-component sequencing before claiming the PRD resize criterion. -
Parent attribution is still a placeholder despite being in scope. “parent is added when OSAC-984 supplies it” does not define the typed field, attachment/detachment behavior, event dimensions, or update semantics. The PRD requires parent attribution for VM, cluster, and bare-metal attachments.
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MeterResourceRegistryis not actually defined atomically. The design says reload updates Watch, reconciliation, projection, heartbeat, and adapter routing “together,” but does not define version acknowledgement, rollback, or fail-closed behavior. Add mixed-version and partial-reload failure semantics. -
UX Alignment is factually incorrect.
osac-ux/libs/ui-components/src/api/v1/block-volumes.tsexists and defines a matching temporary Volume API. Add the required field mapping table and document deviations or explicitly explain why this temporary API is unrelated. -
Observability requires logging potentially sensitive usage data. The design says to log
quantity,interval, andcorrection ID. Define redaction/access rules or log only non-sensitive operational identifiers and aggregates. -
Release targeting is ambiguous. Graduation and upgrade sections refer to release
0.3, while the target branch expects5.1.0. Clarify whether0.3is an internal metering contract version; otherwise align the design and Jira target version.
Suggestions
- Add a blank line before the
Prerequisites and Gatestable to satisfy Markdown lintMD058. - Name actors explicitly. The current workflow starts with “CSI,” although the CSI driver is a client rather than a persona or owning service.
- Add a terminology section defining
BillableSince, vendor release time, parent, allocation interval, and cumulative heartbeat. - Expand
Drawbacksto cover seven-component coordination and dependency-driven delivery risk.
Cross-Cutting Dimensions
| Dimension | Relevant? | Status |
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| Tenant Onboarding | Yes | Gap around project membership/default-project validation |
| Inventory | Yes | Partial; storage tier/vendor lifecycle addressed, ownership less clear |
| Provisioning | Yes | Partial; create/delete covered, resize deferred |
| Networking | No | Not applicable |
| Storage | Yes | Partial; core metering defined, parent/resize incomplete |
| Installation | Yes | Gap; Helm/installer sequencing and registry reload configuration are not concrete |
| E2E Testing | Yes | Addressed |
| Documentation | Yes | Partial; deliverables and owning repositories are not named |
| UI | Yes | Gap; existing block-volumes.ts is not mapped |
Comparison with Similar Designs
- OSAC-985: Provides a complete canonical event model, projection schema, correction schema, adapter contract, and versioning strategy. This design should extend that contract rather than introduce an incompatible nested usage shape.
- OSAC-983: Provides explicit replay, migration, cutover, and version-skew behavior. The Volume deletion and feature-gate reload paths need comparable precision.
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AI EP Review: EP-274Score: 9/10 | Verdict: PASS
Verdict: Strong PRD with clear user-facing need, concrete justification, focused scope, and testable requirements — held back from a perfect score by design leakage in the In Scope, Acceptance Criteria, and Assumptions sections. Feedback: Rewrite the In Scope bullet about volume expansion to remove the internal mechanism name: 'Volume expansion — when a volume's capacity is increased, usage reflects the old and new capacity separately from the point the expansion takes effect' instead of referencing the 'dimension-update event path.' Similarly, rewrite the expansion acceptance criterion to drop 'emits' (e.g., 'When a volume is successfully expanded, metering reports the old and new capacity intervals separately at the effective timestamp; failed or reverted expansions do not change usage'). In Assumptions, soften 'terminal FAILED transition' and 'durable deletion-request timestamp' to user-observable language (e.g., 'when a volume fails or is deleted'). Critical (0)None. Important (3)
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- Line 60: Update the DeleteVolume flow to durably persist
metadata.deletion_timestamp before making phase=DELETING visible, and require
the first DELETING Watch snapshot to include that timestamp. Keep the metering
interval’s closure tied to this persisted deletion-request time.
In `@enhancements/OSAC-3141-metering-storage/prd.md`:
- Line 49: Update the block storage usage requirements in the PRD so the usage
interval closes at the earlier of entering the FAILED state or the durable
deletion-request timestamp, consistent with the design’s AVAILABLE-to-FAILED
boundary. Apply the same reconciliation to the corresponding requirement
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- Line 106: The design contract must explicitly define handling for
OBJECT_CREATED events whose initial state is AVAILABLE: either set BillableSince
according to a specified billing-start rule and add a test, or restrict
OBJECT_CREATED to CREATING and document/enforce that constraint.
- Line 63: The deletion flow must define handling for a Watch update where
metadata.deletion_timestamp is set while the phase remains AVAILABLE, avoiding
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Second-Round Design Review
The PR has materially improved. The previous findings on CSI terminology, UX Alignment, project authority, parent dependencies, deletion ordering, PRD boundary alignment, and OBJECT_CREATED with AVAILABLE are addressed.
Rubric Scores
| Criterion | Score | Notes |
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| Architecture | 1/2 | Better lifecycle and dependency modeling, but registry atomicity and version-skew behavior remain undefined. |
| Feasibility | 1/2 | Transition behavior is clearer, but the canonical schema, heartbeat idempotency, correction identity, and resize API remain incomplete. |
| Scope | 1/2 | UX and ownership improved, but the deletion-request boundary changes billing semantics and release targeting remains ambiguous. |
| Testability | 2/2 | Broad test coverage is specified, though several new contracts are not represented in the concrete test lists. |
| Total | 5/8 | PASS, narrowly |
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The deletion-request boundary is a material billing-semantic change. The PRD now stops usage when deletion is requested, although the design goal says to bill while the vendor holds capacity. Vendor cleanup may continue after billing stops, and
AVAILABLE -> FAILEDhas the same issue. This needs explicit stakeholder approval and a clear rationale. Also, the observability section refers to “billableDELETINGage,” but the predicate explicitly makesDELETINGnon-billable. -
The Volume mapper’s deletion timestamp precedence is still unspecified. The design says
AVAILABLE -> DELETINGcloses atmetadata.deletion_timestamp, while the new proto field isstatus.state_transition_time. Define explicitly that the Volume mapper uses the durable deletion timestamp for the deletion-request event and the state timestamp for other transitions. Add a test proving no duplicate or missed close. -
The canonical v1 usage/correction contract is still incomplete. The document gives a usage example and prose, but not the complete event envelope or correction JSON schema. Existing lifecycle events are flat and existing corrections use a different shape. Include the full
v1schema, compatibility rules, required fields, and adapter behavior. -
adjustment_idremains undefined as a cross-language identity.hash(correction_id,index,sign,dimensions)still lacks canonical serialization, hash algorithm, encoding, and conflict behavior for reused IDs. -
Heartbeat replacement and stale-event handling remain unspecified. “Replace the prior heartbeat” and the
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MeterResourceRegistryreload semantics remain hand-waved. “Atomic reload” still has no acknowledgement protocol, rollback/fail-closed behavior, registry version, or partial-consumer failure handling. The gate table does not replace the runtime contract. -
Resize remains a dependency without a concrete API contract. The design names owners and required artifacts but does not define the mutable-capacity status fields, effective timestamp, field masks, validation, or version-skew behavior. This remains a graduation-blocking PRD criterion.
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Version skew and release targeting remain unresolved. “A controller ... unable to write
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The concrete test plan omits several newly required scenarios. Add tests for VM/cluster/bare-metal parent attribution, heartbeat stale-event rejection, canonical adjustment-ID conflicts, partial registry reload failure, and exact Volume mapper timestamp precedence.
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Observability still requests potentially sensitive logs. The design still requires logging raw
quantity,interval, andcorrection ID. Define redaction/access rules or restrict logs to non-sensitive operational metadata.
Verdict
PASS, but not ready for approval. The lifecycle boundary and dependency structure are substantially better, but the canonical event contract, heartbeat/correction idempotency, registry reload, resize, and version-skew behavior still need closure.
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Thanks for the second review. I went through each remaining finding and separated changes required in this design from work owned by Part 1, OSAC-4884, OSAC-5116, and OSAC-4285. 1. Deletion-request boundaryThis is an intentional product decision, not an accidental implementation shortcut. The initial storage meter starts at
Vendor cleanup after that point is not included in the initial usage interval. The PRD, design, and Jira feature have been aligned to this rule. Exact backend-release semantics remain tracked by OSAC-5116, which now covers cross-resource external-operation idempotency and completion. The design also now calls the alert 2. Deletion timestamp precedenceThe design now requires fulfillment-service to persist The Volume mapper uses The design also requires 3. Canonical v1 usage and correction contractThis is a shared Part 1 contract, not a Volume-specific schema. The current code is pre-release scaffolding. In this greenfield deployment, all producers, schema types, projection code, correction consumers, and adapters will adopt one initial No migration or old/new coexistence is required. Future breaking changes will increment the event version. The storage design intentionally does not create a second correction pipeline. It inherits the shared Part 1 correction contract, with correction consumption and provider behavior gated before storage graduation. 4.
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Fourth-Round Review
Credit to Omer Vishlitzky's response in comment 5621359814. It clearly separates storage-specific scope from Part 1, CAP-6, OSAC-4884, OSAC-5116, and OSAC-4285 ownership.
Accepted Resolutions
- Deletion-request boundary is intentional and aligned across the PRD, design, and Jira feature.
- Deletion timestamp precedence and single-close behavior are now explicit.
- Parent attribution and resize are intentionally follow-up capabilities.
- Shared v1 schema, correction identity, heartbeat idempotency, and registry reload are gated on their owning designs.
- Greenfield deployment explains why legacy event migration is not required.
- Raw usage logging is explicitly rejected as an implementation policy.
Rubric Scores
| Criterion | Score | Notes |
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| Architecture | 1/2 | Ownership and gates are clear, but rollout/version-skew mechanics remain thin. |
| Feasibility | 1/2 | Core scope is coherent, but shared contracts are referenced rather than specified here. |
| Scope | 2/2 | Core metering and follow-up boundaries are now explicit and reflected in the PRD. |
| Testability | 2/2 | Core tests and ownership of follow-up tests are identified. |
| Total | 6/8 | PASS |
Remaining Findings
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The design still contradicts the accepted observability policy.
Observability and Monitoringstill says: “Log gate, version, quantity, interval, correction ID, and route.” Omer's response correctly says raw quantity, intervals, and correction IDs must not be ordinary production log fields. Update the design text to require aggregate metrics and approved opaque correlation identifiers. -
Greenfield deployment does not eliminate rollout skew. The response explains why legacy migration is unnecessary, but the design still only says mixed components are “unsupported.” Define the coordinated deployment sequence or state that the Volume gate remains disabled until all required Part 1, CAP-6, fulfillment, operator, and adapter contracts are ready.
Suggestions
- Incorporate the accepted
0.3definition directly intoGraduation CriteriaandUpgrade / Downgrade Strategy: explicitly call it the internal metering contract milestone. - Link all prerequisite identifiers directly, including
#818,#826,OSAC-5097,OSAC-4285,OSAC-4287, andCAP-6. - State that the feature gate defaults to disabled until all prerequisite contract checks pass.
Verdict
PASS. The substantive lifecycle and scope concerns are addressed, with credit to the ownership and prerequisite split in the referenced comment. Only observability wording and coordinated rollout details remain before approval.
| | Volume lifecycle enforcement | Fulfillment/operator owners | Status-only field masks, CAS/version checks, write-once vendor ID, terminal-state rejection, and durable deletion boundary | stale feedback, concurrent update, terminal regression, and deletion-boundary tests | Required before any Volume event | | ||
| | State timestamp contract | Fulfillment/operator owners | Single-writer transition timestamps on actual state changes, stable across no-op reconciles ([OSAC-5001](https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-5001), [OSAC-4445](https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-4445)) | state-change and no-op feedback tests | Required before any Volume event | | ||
| | Vendor cleanup | Storage/operator owners | Idempotent delete keyed by volume/vendor ID, `NotFound` cleanup semantics, and finalizer retention until cleanup | vendor success, retry, timeout, `NotFound`, and finalizer tests | No backend leaks | | ||
| | Project attribution | fulfillment-service/storage API owners | Fulfillment-service owns the authoritative project source, validated `Metadata.project`, and default-project behavior; project is a billing dimension, not a project-level volume access-control feature | two-project CreateVolume, default-project, cross-tenant, and mismatched-project tests | PRD project breakdown | |
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Why do we say that not a project-level volume access-control?
| | State timestamp contract | Fulfillment/operator owners | Single-writer transition timestamps on actual state changes, stable across no-op reconciles ([OSAC-5001](https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-5001), [OSAC-4445](https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-4445)) | state-change and no-op feedback tests | Required before any Volume event | | ||
| | Vendor cleanup | Storage/operator owners | Idempotent delete keyed by volume/vendor ID, `NotFound` cleanup semantics, and finalizer retention until cleanup | vendor success, retry, timeout, `NotFound`, and finalizer tests | No backend leaks | | ||
| | Project attribution | fulfillment-service/storage API owners | Fulfillment-service owns the authoritative project source, validated `Metadata.project`, and default-project behavior; project is a billing dimension, not a project-level volume access-control feature | two-project CreateVolume, default-project, cross-tenant, and mismatched-project tests | PRD project breakdown | | ||
| | Resize follow-up | Storage API/tenant-cluster storage client owners | Versioned mutable-capacity status contract | success, fail, revert tests | Separate follow-up; not required for core storage metering | |
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I wonder if we can really not support resize from the beginning?
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Summary
Add the OSAC-3141 design for block storage metering.
The design covers:
The design is 157 lines and was reviewed against the OSAC workspace design guidance, the OSAC-3141 PRD, and the current fulfillment-service, operator, CSI, and metering code.
Jira: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/OSAC-3141
PRD: enhancements/OSAC-3141-metering-storage/prd.md
Documentation
FAILEDtransition or the durable deletion-request timestamp.API surface
vendor_release_time.metadata.deletion_timestampas the durable deletion boundary.NotFoundhandling, and finalizer retention.Controllers and runtime
DELETINGnon-billable after the deletion request.Tests and operations
Backward compatibility
Risk classification
risk:shipapplies because the PR changes documentation only and does not modify production code, APIs, infrastructure, or data.risk:showbecause the design specifies future lifecycle, API, billing, correction, and feature-gate behavior. It does not qualify because the PR does not implement these changes.risk:askbecause it introduces no production-impacting implementation or operator decision.