NO-ISSUE: constrain networking APIs to create/read/delete

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Summary

• Keeps the normative contract centralized in the OSAC-1433 unified networking PRD/design: networking resources support Create, List/Get, and Delete only; specification and metadata changes require replacement.
• Corrects the unified networking UI, default-networking, and VMaaS/CaaS/BMaaS networking documents and network-attachment paths.
• Updates non-networking documents only where their existing text explicitly described networking-resource or network-attachment updates: catalog attachments, VirtualNetwork naming, subnet reference changes, access review, metadata, typed references, and catalog governance.
• Leaves generic non-networking PRDs/designs untouched when they did not explicitly mention networking updates.

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Summary

• API surface: Networking resources now support Create, List/Get, and Delete only. Specification, metadata, security-group, and workload attachment changes require delete and recreate.
• Controllers: Controller-owned status and discovery fields remain internally updateable. No controller implementation changes are reported.
• Database and deployment: No database, deployment, or runtime changes are reported.
• Auth: RBAC and OPA guidance excludes Update and Patch for networking resources. Supported workload updates remain available.
• UI and workflows: Networking values are supplied at creation. External IP pools and NAT Gateway metadata are not editable in place. Default networking changes require replacement after dependency removal.
• Tests and CI: Documentation test plans and migration guidance were updated. Validation commands are documented, but their results are not provided.
• Documentation: Unified networking, default networking, VMaaS, CaaS, BMaaS, catalog, metadata, metering, access review, and API-quality documents were aligned with the contract.

Backward compatibility

Clients and workflows that update networking specifications, metadata, security groups, external IP pools, NAT Gateway metadata, or workload attachments must use delete-and-recreate operations. Updated osac-cli networking flags are required for the documented migration path.

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The documentation defines create/read/delete-only networking resources and immutable workload attachments. It updates replacement workflows, permissions, UI behavior, metadata rules, reference storage, tests, and catalog networking inputs.

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Networking lifecycle and default resources

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Unified networking contract and default replacement enhancements/OSAC-1433-default-networking/*, enhancements/OSAC-1433-unified-networking/*	Networking resources and workload attachments use Create, List/Get, and Delete. Specifications, metadata, and attachment fields are immutable after creation. Default resources remain dependency-protected and require replacement for changes.
Platform-specific networking rules enhancements/OSAC-1435-vmaas-networking/*, enhancements/OSAC-1436-caas-networking/*, enhancements/OSAC-1437-bmaas-networking/*	VMaaS, CaaS, and BMaaS proposals apply immutable attachment fields, resource-specific permissions, replacement workflows, and updated CLI migration guidance.
Conditional updates, permissions, and metering enhancements/OSAC-1061-resource-names/design.md, enhancements/OSAC-1330-type-safe-resource-references/prd.md, enhancements/OSAC-2476-self-subject-access-review/prd.md, enhancements/OSAC-2921-metadata-display-name/design.md, enhancements/OSAC-3145-metering-networking/design.md	Name validation, authorization, metadata updates, retries, metrics, and metering now apply Update only to APIs that expose it. Internal controller transitions remain separate from public updates.
Attachment reference storage enhancements/OSAC-1577-api-quality/design.md	ComputeInstance subnet references are indexed per attachment and use a composite key. Migration backfill inserts one row for each attachment.
Catalog networking provisioning enhancements/OSAC-1002-catalog-items/ui-design.md, enhancements/OSAC-3538-catalog-items-v2/design.md	VM catalog provisioning uses typed inputs, optional defaults, default-network injection, and validation without relying on a JSON validation schema. Existing workload attachments are not updated in place.

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The documented UI and catalog workflows can produce unsupported networking configurations or omit supported Bare Metal inputs. Align these contracts before merge.

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AI EP Review: EP-293

Score: 8/10 | Verdict: PASS
Feature: could not be determined

Criterion	Score	Notes
WHAT (clear need)	2/2	All seven PRDs describe clear user-facing capabilities: type-safe references, simplified resource creation, unified networking across VMaaS/CaaS/BMaaS, and permission checking. Six of seven PRDs use canonical persona headings (Cloud Provider Admin, Cloud Infrastructure Admin, Tenant Admin, Tenant User) with per-persona user stories. The Unified Networking PRD (OSAC-1433) uses non-canonical headings ('Tenant Stories', 'Provider Stories', 'CaaS-Specific Stories', 'BMaaS-Specific Stories') instead of the four canonical personas, but the service-specific child PRDs compensate with proper canonical persona coverage. Services and resource types are clearly identified throughout.
WHY (justification)	2/2	Strong concrete justifications across all PRDs. Default Networking cites '6+ sequential API calls' friction. Unified Networking identifies fragmented networking across 3 service types with specific gaps (CaaS bypasses API via Ansible, BMaaS calls inventory backends directly). Type-Safe References identifies runtime-only validation of opaque strings. Self-Subject Access Review identifies permission-denial-as-failure UX pain. Each justification names specific pain rather than generic need.
User-Facing Focus	1/2	Most PRDs are user-focused, but design leakage appears in several places. Unified Networking FR-8 states 'Controller-owned status, condition, readiness, and IP-discovery updates are internal reconciliation' — a PM cannot verify this. The Problem Statement's 'Implementation status' note describes 'legacy IPv6/dual-stack schema fields' and 'fulfillment-service and operator enforcement' — internal implementation. Gap descriptions discuss OVN overlay internals, K8s manager bridging, CUDN LocalNet mechanisms. Default Networking Risk 7.3 mentions 'Parent resource finalizer handles cleanup; controller retries on transient failures.' CaaS FR-8 prescribes 'performs DNS record creation' as an implementation step. These are design details that belong in the enhancement proposal, not the PRD.
Right-Sized	1/2	The networking PRD family (unified + default + 3 service-specific) forms a coherent set where each child inherits and extends the parent. However, the Unified Networking PRD has a Terminology section (non-template content) that restates concepts available in osac-dimensions.md. Multiple PRDs (Default Networking, VMaaS, CaaS, BMaaS) include Risks sections with implementation-specific mitigations — content outside the PRD template. The Unified Networking PRD's Problem Statement details 9 gaps with internal architecture context (OVN overlays, CUDN bridging, MetalLB VIPs) that inflate the document beyond what a requirements document needs. Default Networking bundles three capabilities (default resource provisioning, optional network attachments, auto ExternalIP) that could potentially ship independently, though they serve the same simplification goal.
Testability	2/2	Strong testable requirements across the collection. Default Networking, Unified Networking, VMaaS, CaaS, and BMaaS PRDs all have explicit Acceptance Criteria sections with checkbox items a QA engineer can verify by using the product (e.g., 'A Tenant User can create a ComputeInstance with --external-ip-attachment and no explicit network attachments'). OSAC-1330 lacks an explicit Acceptance Criteria section but its user stories are verifiable. OSAC-2476 embeds testable requirements in the In Scope section rather than a separate AC section. All functional requirements across the PRDs describe user-observable outcomes that can be verified through API calls, CLI commands, or UI actions.

Verdict: Solid PRD collection scoring 8/10 with clear needs, strong justifications, and testable requirements, held back by design leakage (controller internals, OVN bridging, finalizer details) in several networking PRDs and non-template sections (Terminology, Risks) that inflate scope.

Feedback: Remove implementation-specific language from requirements: rewrite Unified Networking FR-8 to describe only user-observable behavior (e.g., 'status fields update automatically; no tenant or provider action is required') and move controller/reconciliation details to the design document. Cut the Terminology section from the Unified Networking PRD — these concepts are already defined in osac-dimensions.md and the design document. Move Risks sections from all PRDs to their companion design documents; PRDs should describe what, not what might go wrong with the implementation.

Critical (0)

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Important (5)

1. Unified Networking PRD FR-8 contains design leakage: 'Controller-owned status, condition, readiness, and IP-discovery updates are internal reconciliation and do not add a tenant/provider update operation' — controllers are internal architecture. Rewrite to describe the user-observable contract only.
2. Unified Networking PRD uses non-canonical persona headings ('Tenant Stories', 'Provider Stories', 'CaaS-Specific Stories') instead of the four canonical personas (Cloud Provider Admin, Cloud Infrastructure Admin, Tenant Admin, Tenant User). The child PRDs compensate, but the parent PRD should use canonical headings.
3. Unified Networking PRD contains a Terminology section (12 definitions including Fabric Manager, K8s Manager, Fabric) — content outside the PRD template that restates internal architecture concepts. Move to the design document.
4. Multiple PRDs include Risks sections (Default Networking 7.1-7.4, VMaaS 8.1-8.3, CaaS 8.1-8.4, BMaaS 8.1-8.4) with implementation-specific mitigations (finalizers, controllers, fabric manager roles). Risks belong in the design document.
5. Unified Networking Problem Statement 'Implementation status' note describes internal enforcement details ('legacy IPv6/dual-stack schema fields', 'fulfillment-service and operator enforcement') — design leakage in a PRD section.

Suggestions (3)

1. OSAC-1330 (Type-Safe References) lacks an explicit Acceptance Criteria section. Add testable criteria (e.g., 'A Tenant User creates a ComputeInstance referencing a nonexistent subnet by name and receives an immediate error').
2. OSAC-2476 (Self-Subject Access Review) would benefit from a dedicated Acceptance Criteria section separate from the In Scope bullets — the current structure mixes scope definition with testable requirements.
3. The Unified Networking PRD's 9 detailed gaps include internal architecture context (OVN overlay bridging in Gap Document the enhancement proposal process #6, MetalLB VIP in Gap Virtual machines as a service #9) that could be condensed to user-observable impact statements, deferring architecture details to the design document.

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Summary

• Establishes the canonical create/read/delete contract in the unified networking PRD and design.
• Aligns default networking, UI, VMaaS, CaaS, BMaaS, and superseded networking documentation.
• Makes BMaaS, CaaS, and VMaaS network attachment fields create-time-only; changes require delete and recreate.
• Leaves workload lifecycle updates, controller status writes, East-West networking, metering, catalog docs, and code-level Update RPCs unchanged.

Validation

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Summary

• API surface: Documentation now defines Create, List/Get, and Delete as the canonical networking contract. Network specifications, metadata, and workload network attachments are immutable after creation. Controller-owned status and discovery fields remain updateable internally.
• Workload networking: VMaaS, CaaS, and BMaaS attachment fields are create-time-only. Changes require deleting and recreating the attachment or workload.
• UI and resource behavior: External IP pools, NAT Gateway metadata, and other networking resource fields no longer support edit or update flows. Default networking resources remain readable and cannot be modified directly.
• Authorization: Tenant access is limited to list, get, and delete for applicable networking resources. Workload lifecycle authorization remains separate.
• Public declarations: Documentation updates mark ComputeNetworkAttachment.security_groups and ClusterNetworkAttachment.security_groups as immutable. The operator CRD documentation adds immutable primary-attachment behavior and validation guidance.
• Controllers, database, deployment, and runtime code: No changes are reported.
• CI and tests: The summary reports git diff --check and pre-commit run --all-files, but it does not provide their results.
• Documentation: Updated unified networking, default networking, VMaaS, CaaS, BMaaS, UI, and superseded networking documents. Added .worktrees/ to .gitignore.

Backward compatibility

Existing clients and workflows that update networking specifications, metadata, or attachment fields are no longer compatible with the documented contract. They must use delete-and-recreate operations. Existing workloads that need changed network attachments must be recreated.

Risk classification

risk:show — The changes affect API lifecycle rules, authorization guidance, UI behavior, and public field contracts. The changes are documentation-focused, with no reported runtime, database, controller, deployment, or code implementation changes. The classification is above risk:ship because the documented contract changes can require client and operational workflow updates. It does not qualify for risk:ask because no runtime implementation or migration change is reported.

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AI Design Review: EP-293

Score: 8/8 | Verdict: PASS
Feature: could not be determined

Criterion	Score	Notes
Feasibility	2/2	Proto schema changes are specific (security_groups immutability, typed attachment policies). compute_instance_subnet_refs gets composite PK with attachment_index for multi-attachment. mutateBMI() normalization clearly specified. NetworkClass replacement lifecycle is operationally complex but well-articulated with dependency ordering and reverse-reference guards. UI changes remove edit hooks and update forms concretely.
Testability	2/2	Per-service designs updated with specific test scenarios: verify create/read/delete-only API surface, replacement resource creation after dependency removal, typed policy validation, immutability enforcement. Integration and E2E tests are concrete and scenario-based. The unified networking document's test plan remains a placeholder, but the per-service designs that inherit the contract carry detailed test coverage.
Scope	2/2	Single architectural decision applied uniformly. Internal controller status updates explicitly carved out. Each design's PRD updated with matching acceptance criteria. No scope creep — the change constrains the API surface rather than expanding it. Cross-cutting dimensions (networking, tenant onboarding, provisioning, UI) addressed where relevant.
Architecture	2/2	Consistently applies the create/read/delete contract across all networking resources and dependent designs. Tenant isolation preserved, OPA policies updated, CEL immutability rules extended, terminology consistent throughout. Cross-component impacts enumerated across 13 enhancement proposals. Resolved question #12 documents the architectural decision.

Verdict: A strong, well-executed cross-cutting architectural change that consistently applies a create/read/delete immutability contract across all OSAC networking designs, touching 19 files in 13 enhancement proposals with no gaps in consistency, scope, or test coverage.

Feedback: The NetworkClass replacement lifecycle in default-networking is detailed but entirely procedural — consider formalizing it as an orchestrated operation with safeguards in a future design. The unified networking design (OSAC-1433) still has placeholder sections for Test Plan, Graduation Criteria, Upgrade/Downgrade, Version Skew, and Support Procedures; consider backfilling with contract-level test scenarios to make the normative document self-testing. Overall, the cross-document consistency is excellent.

Critical (0)

None.

Important (0)

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Suggestions (2)

1. The NetworkClass replacement lifecycle in default-networking is detailed but entirely manual/procedural. A future design could formalize this as an orchestrated operation with safeguards, reducing operational risk during replacement transitions.
2. The unified networking design (OSAC-1433) still has placeholder sections for Test Plan, Graduation Criteria, Upgrade/Downgrade, Version Skew, and Support Procedures. Consider backfilling the unified document's test plan with contract-level test scenarios (e.g., 'verify Update/Patch rejected for each networking resource type') to make the normative contract self-testing.

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In `@enhancements/OSAC-1002-catalog-items/ui-design.md`:
- Line 74: Update each network_attachments occurrence to distinguish the Catalog
Item payload from the provisioning payload: document fields.network_attachments
as a ComputeNetworkAttachmentListFieldPolicy, including optional editable
default_value.items, while provisioning sends catalog_item and tenant-supplied
values. Describe fulfillment as resolving the policy, injecting a default
network when needed, and performing final resource validation; do not call it
“no validation” without clarifying the absence of a JSON validation_schema
versus typed policy and resource validation.

In `@enhancements/OSAC-1433-default-networking/design.md`:
- Around line 178-179: Define the replacement-default transition in the
networking lifecycle documentation: require replacement Subnet and SecurityGroup
resources to receive osac.openshift.io/default: "true", specify that the former
defaults are removed or unlabeled, and document deterministic selection behavior
so later creates resolve exactly one default of each resource type.
- Around line 58-61: Define the NetworkClass replacement lifecycle for existing
tenants: specify deletion guards, identify whether VirtualNetwork, Subnet,
ExternalIP, and ExternalIPPool resources must be recreated or rebound, describe
workload attachment handling, and state the required ordering before replacing
the deployment-wide NetworkClass. Anchor the changes to
VirtualNetwork.spec.network_class and the dispatcher reconciliation flow,
preserving the immutable required-field contract.

In `@enhancements/OSAC-1435-vmaas-networking/design.md`:
- Around line 319-321: Update the networking permission summaries to list
create/list/get/delete and explicitly exclude update/patch in
enhancements/OSAC-1435-vmaas-networking/design.md lines 319-321,
enhancements/OSAC-1436-caas-networking/design.md lines 434-436, and
enhancements/OSAC-1437-bmaas-networking/design.md lines 663-665; preserve
supported workload update wording where applicable.

In `@enhancements/OSAC-1577-api-quality/design.md`:
- Line 323: Update the `compute_instances` trigger lifecycle design for
`compute_instance_subnet_refs` to remove the UPDATE branch, retaining only
INSERT, delete, and undelete handling for the immutable `subnet_id` network
attachment. If an UPDATE case is needed elsewhere, scope it to a separately
updateable reference rather than this table.

In `@enhancements/OSAC-2921-metadata-display-name/design.md`:
- Line 409: Update the sentence near “contract” to clarify that this enhancement
adds no new controller reconciliation for metadata fields, while existing
networking controllers continue reconciling networking resources, including the
established SecurityGroup flow.

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In `@enhancements/OSAC-1433-unified-networking/ui-design.md`:
- Around line 31-33: Align VMaaS with the OSAC-1433 create-time-only contract by
making the security_groups attachment field immutable across the VMaaS CRD,
server behavior, UI, and Catalog descriptions. Alternatively, revise the shared
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-1577-api-quality/design.md`:
- Line 323: Update compute_instance_subnet_refs to support multiple rows per
ComputeInstance by replacing the compute_instance_id-only primary key with an
attachment-level identity. Modify the compute_instances trigger and backfill to
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In `@enhancements/OSAC-1002-catalog-items/ui-design.md`:
- Line 74: Update the provisioning description around the network_attachments
policy flow to state that an omitted or explicitly empty tenant-supplied list is
treated as no input, allowing the editable Catalog default and subsequent
default-network injection. Add coverage for both request forms, while preserving
rejection of policy-authored empty locked and default_value lists.

In `@enhancements/OSAC-1433-default-networking/design.md`:
- Around line 67-68: Update the NetworkClass replacement workflow to pause
default-based creates for all affected existing tenants, not only default-based
tenant onboarding. Keep those creates paused while the old VirtualNetwork and
dependent Subnets, SecurityGroups, and NATGateways are replaced, and resume them
only after the replacement defaults are READY.
- Around line 199-205: The default replacement procedure must also define
handling for VirtualNetwork and NATGateway. Add reverse-reference checks before
deleting either resource, and specify how a NATGateway’s auto-allocated
ExternalIP is released or reassigned; alternatively, explicitly mark these
resources as not tenant-replaceable in the NetworkClass replacement section.

In `@enhancements/OSAC-1433-default-networking/prd.md`:
- Around line 174-176: Update the default-readiness acceptance criterion to
explicitly include NATGateway alongside the VirtualNetwork, Subnets, and
SecurityGroup, requiring it to reach READY before resource creation. Leave the
generic default networking lifecycle criterion unchanged.

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In `@enhancements/OSAC-1002-catalog-items/ui-design.md`:
- Line 74: Update the catalog-item model documentation and related payload tests
to include fields.network_attachments for Bare Metal, using
BareMetalNetworkAttachmentListFieldPolicy alongside the existing VM policy.
Remove the VM-only and “Bare Metal has no networking fields” assumptions while
preserving rejection of empty locked or default policy values and treating empty
attachment lists as unset.

In `@enhancements/OSAC-1433-unified-networking/ui-design.md`:
- Around line 48-54: Update the ExternalIPPoolFormPage contract to allow only
IP_FAMILY_IPV4 and exactly one canonical IPv4 CIDR, removing IPv6 and repeatable
CIDR support while preserving the existing create payload shape. Extend the
failure table with invalid address-family and empty-or-multiple-CIDR cases. In
the NetworkClass workflow, remove IPv6 options without collapsing the distinct
NetworkDefaults virtual_network_cidr and ipv4_subnet_cidr fields; both must
remain canonical IPv4 CIDRs.

In `@enhancements/OSAC-1437-bmaas-networking/design.md`:
- Around line 401-403: Define single-attachment semantics in mutateBMI: when
exactly one network attachment is provided, normalize its primary field to true
or reject an explicit false value before persistence, while preserving existing
behavior for multiple attachments and copying all attachment fields as required.

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