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Component builder CI workflows for s390x and arm VMs - #5846
The component builder CI workflows were tightly coupled to a single amd64 build, with the Fedora version, image names, and architecture-specific settings hardcoded in multiple places. This PR refactors and extends the component builder to support multi-architecture (amd64, arm64, s390x) Fedora image builds and publishes, reducing duplication and making future architecture changes a one-file edit.
Changes (CI workflow):
New shared config file (.github/component-builder-config.json): Centralises all architecture- and version-specific values (Fedora version, image base name, QEMU package, download URLs) in a single source of truth. Previously this data was duplicated and hardcoded across both workflow files.
New reusable prepare workflow (.github/workflows/component-builder-prepare.yml): Reads the config file and exposes its values as workflow outputs (matrix, Fedora version, image base, checksum base, architectures, remote repository). Both orchestrating workflows (component-builder.yml and component-builder-publish.yml) now call this reusable workflow instead of repeating the same setup logic.
New reusable build workflow (.github/workflows/component-builder-build.yml): Extracts the full per-architecture build logic — dependency installation, image download, checksum verification, Bitwarden CLI setup, VM creation, artifact upload, and image push — into a single reusable workflow called by both component-builder.yml and component-builder-publish.yml. The matrix strategy that fans out over amd64, arm64, and s390x lives here, not in the caller workflows.
component-builder.yml and component-builder-publish.yml slimmed down: Both now delegate to the prepare + build reusable chain. The single hardcoded guest-fedora-amd64 job is gone from each.
Multi-arch manifest creation (component-builder-publish.yml): A new create-manifest job runs after all per-arch images are pushed. It assembles the arch-specific tags, creates an OCI multi-arch manifest list (-dev tag), verifies the manifest entry count matches the number of built architectures, and pushes it.
Supply-chain checksum verification: Fedora cloud image SHA256 digest is verified against the official Fedora CHECKSUM file before the image is used. The Bitwarden CLI (bws) archive is verified against its published SHA256 checksum file before installation.
PR trigger paths updated: Both component-builder.yml and component-builder-publish.yml now also trigger on changes to component-builder-config.json, component-builder-prepare.yml, and component-builder-build.yml, ensuring CI runs whenever any part of the build system changes.
Explicit permissions: contents: read added at the workflow level in both caller workflows.
Changes (build.sh)
Works on a copy of the base image (*-work.qcow2) so repeated executions never corrupt the original.
Cleans up any leftover libvirt domain from a previous failed run before starting.
Streams the VM serial console to stdout via tail -f for visible CI logs.
Replaces the fixed --wait timeout with an explicit poll loop (up to 60 min, 60 s period) that waits for cloud-init to signal completion via shutdown. Detects and fails fast on crashed/pmsuspended states.
arm64 UEFI/NVRAM boot options: Adds --boot uefi,nvram=… with a per-VM writable vars file copied from the host template, required by aarch64 libvirt guests.
arm64 BLS kernel cmdline patch: Patches systemd.default_device_timeout_sec=300 into the BLS entry in the arm64 image's /boot partition using guestfish, preventing local-fs.target failures under QEMU full-emulation.
Security: Quay credentials are passed via printf '%s' "$QUAY_TOKEN" | podman login --password-stdin instead of -p, avoiding token exposure in process lists.
Cleanup on all exit paths: A trap ... EXIT ensures the console log, NVRAM vars file, work image, and temp directory are removed whether the script exits cleanly, via timeout, or via set -e.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
NONE
Special notes for reviewer:
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jira-ticket:
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Fedora 43 component-builder images support amd64, arm64, and s390x.
Pull request builds can provide architecture-specific image artifacts.
Improvements
Fedora image signatures and checksums are verified before builds proceed.
Build setup and cleanup account for architecture-specific requirements.
Publishing verifies that manifests include all configured architectures.
Fedora image and architecture settings are centralized.
Documentation
Updated guidance covers supported architectures, CI behavior, artifact access, and Fedora 43 publishing. It notes that pull request builds retain a placeholder password and should not be used when SSH access must be restricted.
No actionable comments were generated in the recent review.
Walkthrough
The change adds Fedora 43 builds for amd64, arm64, and s390x. It adds configuration validation, reusable matrix build and publishing workflows, architecture-aware VM handling, and updated build documentation.
Changes: Fedora multi-architecture builder
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Matrix configuration and preparation .github/component-builder-config.json, .github/workflows/component-builder-prepare.yml
Defines Fedora 43 image metadata and an amd64, arm64, and s390x matrix. The preparation workflow validates the configuration and emits build outputs.
Architecture-aware VM image creation containers/fedora/build.sh
Adds architecture-specific VM and cloud-init names, arm64 firmware and kernel handling, serial logging, VM shutdown checks, cleanup, and working-image conversion.
Adds Fedora signature and checksum verification, optional secret injection, artifact upload, and image pushing.
Workflow orchestration and manifest publishing .github/workflows/component-builder.yml, .github/workflows/component-builder-publish.yml, containers/fedora/README.md
The pull-request workflow calls the reusable preparation and build workflows. The publish workflow builds and pushes architecture images, validates the manifest architecture count, and pushes the manifest. The documentation describes architecture setup, CI behavior, artifacts, and promotion steps.
RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests issue 5847 — The tracking issue describes the component-builder common-code refactor implemented by this change.
Merge Risk: Low · up to ec3a2
An interrupted local build may require removing a stale VM before rerunning to protect the working image. The feature-check concern remains, but its relationship to this PR is unconfirmed. The verified build-path concerns do not warrant blocking merge.
Security Architecture Review
Security architecture risk:🔵 Low · up to 23fe9
The new builds retain the separation between secret-free PR checks and credential-bearing publishing, and strengthen upstream image verification. The principal design concern is recovery after partial publication: architecture tags can represent different builds until a complete publish succeeds. The documented destination is staging, with manual production promotion, which limits the demonstrated impact.
Retained concerns
Low · reliability · inferred: Architecture jobs independently overwrite mutable staging tags. If one build fails or publishing is interrupted, successful pushes remain while other tags retain older images. Manifest creation later resolves those mutable names and checks only entry count, not build generation. Fixed workflow concurrency and the all-builds dependency protect ordinary complete runs, but provide neither rollback of partial writes nor generation validation during recovery. This is a staging publication and rollback-containment concern; automatic production propagation was not established.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — Credential-bearing execution expands from one architecture build to three independently executing jobs using the same named Bitwarden and Quay secrets. A compromised publishing job could exercise the supplied tokens' effective authority. The password helper lists token-visible secrets before fetching os_login; external token permissions, rather than the selected password field alone, determine the maximum secret-store and registry exposure.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Fedora download URLs must use approved HTTPS Fedora domains. Before VM creation, the workflow verifies CHECKSUM with a keyring containing only the pinned Fedora release key, then checks the image digest. This adds an authenticity control absent from the base's direct download.
observed — Preparation and build jobs use read-only repository permissions and disable persisted checkout credentials. Password retrieval and injection disable shell tracing, production builds do not stream guest console output, and Quay login receives its token through password-stdin.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Architecture-specific resource names reduce cross-architecture collisions, but they are not unique per invocation. Shared-host same-architecture execution could therefore interfere with another build's resources. Separate hosted CI jobs and serialized publishing mitigate the demonstrated CI case; shared-host concurrent use was not established, so this is not retained as an active PR concern.
Hardening Proposals
proposed — Publish architecture images under run-specific immutable references, pass their digests to manifest assembly, and validate platform and generation identity before advancing the shared staging manifest. Define recovery behavior for partial pushes explicitly.
proposed — Confirm that image-builder credentials are limited to the required login secret and staging repository, especially now that they are used by three jobs. This is a least-privilege proposal, not evidence that current external permissions are excessive.
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In @.github/component-builder-config.json:
- Line 16: Update both component-builder install steps for the arm64 matrix
entry to install the qemu-efi-aarch64 UEFI firmware package alongside
qemu-system-aarch64, ensuring the QEMU_PACKAGE configuration or equivalent
package-install step includes both packages.
In @.github/workflows/component-builder-prepare.yml:
- Around line 40-45: Update the output-generation step in the workflow run block
to enable fail-fast behavior before invoking jq, ensuring missing or malformed
.github/component-builder-config.json causes the step to fail instead of
producing empty outputs. Keep the existing output assignments unchanged.
In @.github/workflows/component-builder-publish.yml:
- Around line 138-147: Harden the manifest-publish run block by enabling strict
shell failure handling, rejecting an empty ARCHITECTURES value before building
ARCH_IMAGES, and verifying the created manifest contains the expected entries
before pushing it. Update the podman manifest push format to match the
documented manual flow in containers/fedora/README.md, using the same media type
as that workflow.
In @.github/workflows/component-builder.yml:
- Around line 23-24: Add fail-fast: false to the strategy block for the
guest-fedora job in .github/workflows/component-builder.yml at lines 23-24, and
to the strategy block for the build-images job in
.github/workflows/component-builder-publish.yml at lines 25-26.
- Line 40: Move all interpolated workflow values into step-level or existing
environment variables before shell execution: in
.github/workflows/component-builder.yml lines 40-40, add QEMU_PACKAGE from
matrix.qemu_package to the step env and use "$QEMU_PACKAGE"; in lines 73-75,
replace the GitHub expressions with the exported shell variables
"$REMOTE_REPOSITORY" and "$CPU_ARCH"; in
.github/workflows/component-builder-publish.yml lines 69-69, add URL_ARCH from
matrix.url_arch to the verify step env and use "$URL_ARCH".
- Around line 73-75: Update the image tagging, saving, and status message
commands near podman tag and podman save to reference the already-exported shell
variables CPU_ARCH and REMOTE_REPOSITORY instead of GitHub expression
interpolation. Preserve the existing repository and architecture values while
removing the template-based substitutions flagged by zizmor.
- Around line 49-53: Update the Fedora image download step in the workflow to
verify the downloaded qcow2 against the official SHA256 checksum before it is
used, matching the existing verification flow in the publish workflow. Add
FEDORA_CHECKSUM_BASE to the job environment and fetch the corresponding CHECKSUM
file, validate the exact FEDORA_IMAGE digest, and fail on mismatch or truncated
downloads. Prefer reusing shared fetch-and-verify logic under containers/fedora/
from both workflows if practical.
In `@containers/fedora/build.sh`:
- Around line 40-45: Create a private per-run temporary directory with mktemp -d
before the architecture case block in containers/fedora/build.sh, and use it for
AARCH64_VARS at lines 40-45. At lines 148-151, place CONSOLE_LOG in the same
directory and replace chmod 666 with permissions granting write access only to
the qemu group.
- Around line 136-146: Update the cleanup block to remove the build directory
using a quoted `${BUILD_DIR:?}` expansion, aborting if BUILD_DIR is unset or
empty while preserving paths containing spaces or glob characters. In the
existing CPU_ARCH branches around virsh undefine, make both undefine commands
best-effort by adding the same failure suppression used by virsh destroy,
without changing the cleanup flow.
- Around line 97-109: Resolve the mismatch between the architecture scope
comment and the condition guarding the timeout workaround in the build script.
Determine whether s390x requires the patch; if only arm64 is supported, remove
s390x from the explanatory comment, otherwise add a separate s390x-specific
implementation using its zipl boot configuration rather than reusing the Fedora
BLS guestfish block. Keep the architecture condition and documented behavior
consistent.
- Around line 110-134: Update the BLS editing flow around BLS_ENTRY_TMP to
resolve and mount the /boot filesystem by its label or filesystem type instead
of hard-coding /dev/sda2. Reuse a single guestfish or virt-edit session for
listing, downloading or editing, and uploading the selected BLS entry, while
preserving the existing missing-entry failure and cleanup behavior.
- Around line 181-196: Update the VM shutdown loop around DOMAIN_STATE to use
LC_ALL=C and virsh domstate’s exit status, and fail immediately for terminal
states such as crashed or paused instead of waiting for the timeout. Add an EXIT
trap that always terminates CONSOLE_PID and removes temporary files including
AARCH64_VARS, covering timeout and set -e exits. Preserve the diagnostic state
in failure messages, and retain CONSOLE_LOG for CI artifact upload rather than
deleting it on success.
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Repo: RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests PR: 4833
File: tests/network/localnet/migration_stuntime/libstuntime.py:13-13
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[warning] 150-150: Granting world-writable permissions (e.g. chmod 777, chmod -R 777, chmod a+w, chmod o+w) lets any local user modify the file or directory, enabling tampering and privilege escalation. Grant the least privilege needed instead, for example chmod 755 for executables/directories or chmod 644 for regular files, and use group ownership (chmod g+w with a dedicated group) when shared write access is required.
Context: chmod 666 "${CONSOLE_LOG}"
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[error] 136-136: Recursive rm is given an unquoted variable expansion as a target. If the variable is empty, contains whitespace, or holds glob characters, word splitting and pathname expansion can make rm delete unintended paths (e.g. rm -rf $dir with dir="" or dir="/ tmp"). Always double-quote the expansion and guard against empty values: rm -rf -- "${dir:?dir is unset}".
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[info] 137-137: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting.
WORK_IMAGE is copied from FEDORA_IMAGE, mounted by virt-install, and passed as the named disk to virt-sysprep -d "${NAME}" before WORK_IMAGE is converted to the published image.
Detect the active connection URI once and read the log with
`sudo -n` only under qemu:///system (CI), where QEMU runs
privileged. Under qemu:///session (local runs) the array stays
empty and the log is read directly. Switch the tail to `-F` so it
retries when libvirt recreates the file, and tear down the console
streamer via the same conditional-sudo path.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.8
Signed-off-by: Nestor Acuna Blanco <nacunabl@redhat.com>
Set boot.order=1 on the work-image disk so teh installer boots
from it deterministically, and dump the resolved firmware, CPU
model and boot ordering from the live domain XML. Emulated boot
failures (wrong firmware, missing boot index, unexpected CPU model)
are otherwise invisible in CI; surfacing them in the job log makes
them debuggable.
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LOW: Add a top-level permissions: block with least-privilege defaults.
The workflow has no top-level permissions: block. zizmor reports excessive-permissions for this. The build job already sets contents: read, so the effective token is narrow today. A job added later would inherit the broad default token permissions. Set the least-privilege default at workflow level. Jobs then elevate only the scopes they need.
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jobs:
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LOW: Fix the actionlint SC2086 error on $QEMU_PACKAGE.
$QEMU_PACKAGE is unquoted. Word splitting is probably intended, because the matrix value can name several packages. The lint job still fails on it. Split the value into an array explicitly. The word splitting is then visible and the shellcheck finding goes away.
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File: containers/fedora/build.sh:110-134
Timestamp: 2026-07-31T17:45:52.336Z
Learning: In `containers/fedora/build.sh`, the arm64 BLS-entry update deliberately mounts `/dev/sda2`. This partition path was validated for the Fedora arm64 base image after alternative filesystem-discovery approaches failed. Do not request a generic discovery refactor without evidence that the base-image layout changes.
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File: containers/fedora/build.sh:110-134
Timestamp: 2026-07-31T17:45:52.336Z
Learning: In `containers/fedora/build.sh`, the arm64 BLS-entry update deliberately mounts `/dev/sda2`. This partition path was validated for the Fedora arm64 base image after alternative filesystem-discovery approaches failed. Do not request a generic discovery refactor without evidence that the base-image layout changes.
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[info] 194-194: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting.
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[info] 197-197: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting.
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[warning] 1-260: overly broad permissions (excessive-permissions): default permissions used due to no permissions: block
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[error] 71-71: unpinned action reference (unpinned-uses): action is not pinned to a hash (required by blanket policy)
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[error] 190-190: unpinned action reference (unpinned-uses): action is not pinned to a hash (required by blanket policy)
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[error] 237-237: unpinned action reference (unpinned-uses): action is not pinned to a hash (required by blanket policy)
(unpinned-uses)
[info] 55-55: workflow or action definition without a name (anonymous-definition): this job
The multi-architecture acceptance criteria require architecture-specific golden images and VM placement on matching CPU architectures, relevant to the new AMD64/ARM64 image matrix. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-iuo/multiarch_arm_support.md:59-65]
Regression coverage is explicitly required for AMD64 and ARM64, including existing test suites across heterogeneous clusters. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-iuo/multiarch_arm_support.md:137-148]
s390x is explicitly out of scope for this feature’s testing, so the new s390x image build has no corresponding coverage requirement in this STP. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-iuo/multiarch_arm_support.md:149-156]
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96-98: LOW: The libvirt socket is still 0666. The chgrp on Line 97 has no effect.
Line 97 sets the socket group to the runner's primary group. Line 98 then sets mode 0666, so every local account can still write to /var/run/libvirt/libvirt-sock. Mode 0660 is enough for the runner user.
The usermod call on Line 96 does not change the groups of the running step. It has no effect on this job and can be removed.
The arm64 build VM failed to boot on the Ubuntu CI runner for
two independent reasons:
- Bare `uefi`/default firmware autoselection resolves to the
Secure-Boot firmware, whch rejects the unsigned build image.
Disable the secure-boot firmware feature so libvirt selects the
non-Secure-Boot CODE/VARS pair. Secure Boot is not needed to
build the image.
- virt-install defaults to `-cpu max`, which hangs the edk2
firmware under TCG (QEMU 10.2). Pin the CPU model to cortex-a57.
Also stop hand-copying the AAVMF vars template: with firmware
autoselection, libvirt creates the per-VM NVRAM store
automatically, so the manual copy and its cleanup are no longer
needed.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.8
Signed-off-by: Nestor Acuna Blanco <nacunabl@redhat.com>
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- Around line 37-39: Use one selected libvirt URI for VM operations in the build
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- `.github/workflows/component-builder-prepare.yml`
- `.github/workflows/component-builder-publish.yml`
- `.github/workflows/component-builder.yml`
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- `.claude/`
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- `.pi/`
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- `.github/actions/`
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Repo: RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests PR: 5846
File: containers/fedora/build.sh:110-134
Timestamp: 2026-07-31T17:45:52.336Z
Learning: In `containers/fedora/build.sh`, the arm64 BLS-entry update deliberately mounts `/dev/sda2`. This partition path was validated for the Fedora arm64 base image after alternative filesystem-discovery approaches failed. Do not request a generic discovery refactor without evidence that the base-image layout changes.
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[info] 183-183: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting.
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[info] 186-186: Double quote to prevent globbing and word splitting.
The multi-architecture STP calls for regression suites on heterogeneous AMD64/ARM64 clusters and excludes s390x from that feature’s test scope. This is product-test context, not a direct requirement for the builder workflows. [::RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests-design-docs::stps/sig-iuo/multiarch_arm_support.md:137-155]
virt-install honours only LIBVIRT_DEFAULT_URI, while the sudo
probe and other virsh calls could resolve a different connection.
Resolve the URI once with `virsh uri` and export it as
LIBVIRT_DEFAULT_URI (clearing VIRSH_DEFAULT_CONNECT_URI) so
virt-install, the qemu:///system sudo probe, and every virsh call
share one connection.
Also tighten the run temp dir to 0711 so the privileged process
under qemu:///system can traverse into it to write the serial log.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.8
Signed-off-by: Nestor Acuna Blanco <nacunabl@redhat.com>
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29-29: Trivial · Security & Privacy · Low value
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LOW: Confirm that mode 0711 on RUN_TMP_DIR is intended.
0711 lets any local account traverse the directory. An account can reach a file only if it knows the path. mktemp -d makes the name unpredictable, and the files are 0660/0664. This is the same pattern as the past /tmp symlink finding. The residual risk is low: QEMU runs as root in CI, so 0700 already works there. Under qemu:///session, QEMU runs as the invoking user, so 0700 works there too. Use 0700 and keep 0711 only if a non-root qemu account must reach the files. Document that reason in a comment if you keep it.
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- Around line 33-37: Update the libvirt URI resolution in the build script to
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Learning: In `containers/fedora/build.sh`, the arm64 BLS-entry update deliberately mounts `/dev/sda2`. This partition path was validated for the Fedora arm64 base image after alternative filesystem-discovery approaches failed. Do not request a generic discovery refactor without evidence that the base-image layout changes.
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Hi @oshoval basically I am waiting for someone to tell me the markers to run the arm storage and observability tests.
Once I have it, I can trigger them.
The agreement with @rnetser and @chandramerla is to finish first the Fedora43 and then someone else must take over with the OS updates, since I must focus on other tasks (please correct me if I am wrong here).
Thanks, do you have maybe please F43 amd64 image meanwhile compiled with this PR ?
so we can check the kernel version it has, and try it on hotplug scenarios that failed with current f41 ?
Thanks, do you have maybe please F43 amd64 image meanwhile compiled with this PR ? so we can check the kernel version it has, and try it on hotplug scenarios that failed with current f41 ?
btw i checked, PR has a kernel that has the required fix 6.17.1-300.fc43.x86_64
Hi @jpeimer can you please re-review, seems need 2 lgtms
(unless it didn't catch)
with this PR, a new image will be usable or OS updates and such are required before that ?
@oshoval@rnetser@azhivovk Since this is getting more attention, I wanted to point out that verification with the arm test markers is complete for:
virt
network
install and upgrade
infrastructure
For storage, @jpeimer share it isn’t needed (confirmed through her lgtm). I’m still waiting for feedback on observability. It would be great to get that soon, while there are no merge conflicts.
Hi, I checked observability. There's nothing to verify for arm in this PR: no observability tests are marked arm64, so the arm suite selects nothing from tests/observability/ (collect-only with -m arm64 gives 0 tests, 115 deselected). The Fedora 43 arm image can't affect observability in arm regression runs. Same situation as storage.
FYI: observability does have s390x markers (68/115, from #1613), so arm parity would be a separate enablement effort if we want it later.
Thanks @sradco ! @rnetser before I add the verified mark, we will use squash and merge, correct? Is that the case, feel free to use AI for summarizing my commit messages ;) @dshchedr, @RoniKishner, @vsibirsk, @myakove , could you please take a look at the PR? we still need one lgtm from one of you.
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Component-builder checks
Run Component Builder Check on this head. Confirm that prepare validates the configuration and that the amd64, arm64, and s390x builds verify the signed Fedora checksum and image digest, boot the VM, and upload their respective artifacts.
Inspect the guest logs for cloud-init errors as well as shutdown. A shutdown alone does not prove that every cloud-init command succeeded. Check the arm64 firmware, CPU and BLS configuration and the s390x boot path.
In an isolated runner or disposable branch, test an invalid fingerprint, a modified CHECKSUM signature, and a corrupted image. Each must fail before VM build or publication. Also exercise a guestfish/BLS failure and a paused or crashed VM; check for a nonzero exit and cleanup. Repeat a successful build and check that the source image is unchanged and no prior VM, NVRAM, console process, or temporary working image remains.
In a disposable registry, exercise the secret-enabled publish path. Verify the three architecture tags and the 43-dev manifest platforms. Confirm failed builds do not publish a manifest, and that concurrent publish runs do not mix image versions.
PR artifacts use NO_SECRETS=true and the known CHANGE_ME password. Use them only in an isolated environment. Do not treat them as production-ready images.
Targeted image checks on real clusters
Before running these commands, select the image built by this PR. fedora_vm_body() currently reads Fedora 41 image references from utilities/constants/images.py; a normal test run will not automatically use the new image. In a disposable test checkout, point the appropriate architecture's FEDORA_CONTAINER_IMAGE at the new image and use matching test credentials. For hotplug, use an isolated cluster whose Fedora DataSource in golden_images_namespace points to a PVC imported from that image. Do not change a shared production DataSource.
Boot and SSH regression — tests/virt/node/general/test_container_disk_vm.py::test_container_disk_vm (smoke, arm64). Run on amd64 and arm64, and on s390x where the cluster and image are available:
Expect the VM to start and SSH connectivity to succeed.
Hotplug regression — tests/storage/test_hotplug.py::TestHotPlugWithPersist::test_hotplug_volume_with_bus_and_persist (gating, s390x). Run on an amd64 cluster with the PR-built Fedora DataSource:
Expect the virtio and SCSI cases to pass. Check the guest kernel version and verify that it contains or backports Linux commit be5dcaed694e4255dc02dd0acfe036708c535def.
The author reported arm verification for virt, network, install/upgrade, and infrastructure. The observability reviewer reported no arm64-marked observability tests. These reports do not establish the current CI results or replace the image-specific checks above.
#!/bin/bashset -uo pipefail
printf'=== Head and first changed file ===\n'
git rev-parse HEAD
cat -n .github/component-builder-config.json | sed -n '1,80p'printf'\n=== Fedora VM test and supporting implementation ===\n'
ast-grep outline tests/virt/node/general/test_container_disk_vm.py --items all ||true
cat -n tests/virt/node/general/test_container_disk_vm.py
ast-grep outline utilities/virt.py --items all --match 'fedora_vm_body|running_vm' --view expanded ||true
rg -n -C 8 'def fedora_vm_body\s*\(|def running_vm\s*\(' utilities/virt.py
printf'\n=== Fedora image configuration and consumers ===\n'
rg -n -C 3 'qe-cnv-tests-fedora|fedora_vm_body\s*\(' tests utilities containers/fedora .github/component-builder-config.json -g '*.py' -g '*.yaml' -g '*.yml' -g '*.json' -g '*.md'| head -350 ||trueprintf'\n=== Fedora build script ===\n'
cat -n containers/fedora/build.sh | sed -n '1,320p'printf'\n=== Cloud-init boot and shutdown ===\n'
ast-grep outline containers/fedora/user-data --items all 2>&1||true
cat -n containers/fedora/user-data | sed -n '1,240p'printf'\n=== Storage hotplug tests ===\n'
ast-grep outline tests/storage/test_hotplug.py --items all --type function--match'test_'||true
rg -n -C 4 'fedora|hotplug|@pytest.mark.(arm64|s390x|gating)' tests/storage/test_hotplug.py | head -250 ||true
Length of output: 56919
Script executed:
#!/bin/bashset -uo pipefail
printf'=== Fedora container image construction ===\n'
cat -n utilities/virt.py | sed -n '1581,1645p'
ast-grep outline utilities/constants/images.py --items all --match 'Fedora|ArchImages'||true
cat -n utilities/constants/images.py | sed -n '40,185p'printf'\n=== Fedora data source definitions and references ===\n'
rg -n -C 5 'def fedora_data_source_scope_module\s*\(|fedora_data_source_scope_module|FEDORA_CONTAINER_IMAGE' tests utilities -g '*.py'| head -360 ||trueprintf'\n=== Hotplug class and fixture context ===\n'
cat -n tests/storage/test_hotplug.py | sed -n '90,140p;215,265p'printf'\n=== Component builder caller triggers ===\n'
cat -n .github/workflows/component-builder.yml | sed -n '1,100p'
cat -n .github/workflows/component-builder-publish.yml | sed -n '1,120p'printf'\n=== Documentation image build instructions ===\n'
cat -n containers/fedora/README.md | sed -n '1,80p;160,195p;250,305p'printf'\n=== Current PR head ===\n'
gh pr view 5846 --repo RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests --json headRefOid,state --jq '{headRefOid,state}'2>&1||true
Length of output: 56697
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#!/bin/bashset -uo pipefail
repo=RedHatQE/openshift-virtualization-tests
pr=5846
expected_head=ec3a26ed83c30c6c42fe41d8e1c8d4b379a26ac6
marker='<!-- targeted-test-plan-5846-ec3a26ed -->'
head=$(gh pr view "$pr" --repo "$repo" --json headRefOid --jq .headRefOid)|| { echo"Unable to read PR head; no comment submitted.";exit 1; }
if [ "$head"!="$expected_head" ];thenecho"PR head changed; no comment submitted."exit 1
fi
tmp=$(mktemp -d)trap'rm -rf "$tmp"' EXIT
cat >"$tmp/body"<<'PLAN'@openshift-virtualization-qe-bot-3## Test Execution Plan- **Run smoke tests: False.** No changed utility, library, or fixture has a verified smoke-test dependency. The targeted image check below is separate from running the smoke suite.- **Run gating tests: False.** No changed utility, library, or fixture has a verified gating-test dependency. The hotplug check below is separate from running the gating suite.- This PR adds no pytest tests and changes no pytest fixtures, markers, or parametrization.### Component-builder checks- Run **Component Builder Check** on this head. Confirm that prepare validates the configuration and that the amd64, arm64, and s390x builds verify the signed Fedora checksum and image digest, boot the VM, and upload their respective artifacts.- Inspect the guest logs for cloud-init errors as well as shutdown. A shutdown alone does not prove that every cloud-init command succeeded. Check the arm64 firmware, CPU and BLS configuration and the s390x boot path.- In an isolated runner or disposable branch, test an invalid fingerprint, a modified CHECKSUM signature, and a corrupted image. Each must fail before VM build or publication. Also exercise a guestfish/BLS failure and a paused or crashed VM; check for a nonzero exit and cleanup. Repeat a successful build and check that the source image is unchanged and no prior VM, NVRAM, console process, or temporary working image remains.- In a disposable registry, exercise the secret-enabled publish path. Verify the three architecture tags and the `43-dev` manifest platforms. Confirm failed builds do not publish a manifest, and that concurrent publish runs do not mix image versions.- PR artifacts use `NO_SECRETS=true` and the known `CHANGE_ME` password. Use them only in an isolated environment. Do not treat them as production-ready images.### Targeted image checks on real clustersBefore running these commands, select the image built by this PR. `fedora_vm_body()` currently reads Fedora 41 image references from `utilities/constants/images.py`; a normal test run will not automatically use the new image. In a disposable test checkout, point the appropriate architecture's `FEDORA_CONTAINER_IMAGE` at the new image and use matching test credentials. For hotplug, use an isolated cluster whose Fedora `DataSource` in `golden_images_namespace` points to a PVC imported from that image. Do not change a shared production DataSource.- **Boot and SSH regression** — `tests/virt/node/general/test_container_disk_vm.py::test_container_disk_vm` (smoke, arm64). Run on amd64 and arm64, and on s390x where the cluster and image are available: ```bash pytest tests/virt/node/general/test_container_disk_vm.py::test_container_disk_vm ``` Expect the VM to start and SSH connectivity to succeed.- **Hotplug regression** — `tests/storage/test_hotplug.py::TestHotPlugWithPersist::test_hotplug_volume_with_bus_and_persist` (gating, s390x). Run on an amd64 cluster with the PR-built Fedora DataSource: ```bash pytest tests/storage/test_hotplug.py::TestHotPlugWithPersist::test_hotplug_volume_with_bus_and_persist ``` Expect the virtio and SCSI cases to pass. Check the guest kernel version and verify that it contains or backports Linux commit `be5dcaed694e4255dc02dd0acfe036708c535def`.The author reported arm verification for virt, network, install/upgrade, and infrastructure. The observability reviewer reported no arm64-marked observability tests. These reports do not establish the current CI results or replace the image-specific checks above.<!-- targeted-test-plan-5846-ec3a26ed -->PLAN
jq -n --arg commit "$head" --rawfile body "$tmp/body" \
'{commit_id:$commit,event:"COMMENT",comments:[{path:".github/component-builder-config.json",line:1,side:"RIGHT",body:$body}]}'>"$tmp/review.json"forattemptin 1 2;doif gh api --method POST "repos/$repo/pulls/$pr/reviews" --input "$tmp/review.json">"$tmp/response"2>"$tmp/error";thenecho"INLINE_SUBMITTED"exit 0
fiecho"Inline submission attempt $attempt failed:"
cat "$tmp/error"
existing=$(gh api --paginate "repos/$repo/pulls/$pr/comments?per_page=100" --jq ".[] | select(.body | contains(\"$marker\")) | .id"2>/dev/null || true)if [ -n"$existing" ];thenecho"INLINE_SUBMITTED_CONFIRMED_BY_MARKER"exit 0
fidoneecho"Inline submission failed twice; trying the requested regular-comment fallback."
jq -n --rawfile body "$tmp/body"'{body:$body}'>"$tmp/fallback.json"if gh api --method POST "repos/$repo/issues/$pr/comments" --input "$tmp/fallback.json">"$tmp/fallback-response"2>"$tmp/fallback-error";thenecho"FALLBACK_SUBMITTED"exit 0
fiecho"FALLBACK_FAILED"
cat "$tmp/fallback-error"exit 1
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What this PR does / why we need it:
The component builder CI workflows were tightly coupled to a single amd64 build, with the Fedora version, image names, and architecture-specific settings hardcoded in multiple places. This PR refactors and extends the component builder to support multi-architecture (amd64, arm64, s390x) Fedora image builds and publishes, reducing duplication and making future architecture changes a one-file edit.
Changes (CI workflow):
component-builder.ymlandcomponent-builder-publish.ymlslimmed down: Both now delegate to the prepare + build reusable chain. The single hardcoded guest-fedora-amd64 job is gone from each.Changes (build.sh)
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
NONE
Special notes for reviewer:
NONE
jira-ticket:
NONE
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