feat(nvca): serve the regular model cache from a shared claim on ReadWriteMany providers - #1580
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…y providers The persisted storage selection already drove Helm cache backend selection. The regular (container) workflow recorded its selection and ignored it: every container cache took the NVMesh path, a ReadWriteOnce writer whose volume is later flipped to ReadOnlyMany and re-claimed. On a shared filesystem such as Weka or OCI FSS that path cannot work, so container model caching had no distributed filesystem story. A request whose selection is durable with the ReadWriteMany flow now takes a shared-claim path: the artifact's ReadWriteOnce claim becomes one ReadWriteMany claim per cache handle on the StorageClass the selection recorded, the writer Job populates it once, the existing populated label marks it durable, and every reader in the namespace mounts that same claim read-only at both the volume source and the mount. The writer Job records the UID of the claim it populated, so a completed Job never vouches for a later claim of the same name. A non-durable selection skips caching, and a request with no selection takes the legacy path unchanged. Because the claim is shared, request cleanup no longer deletes it; the reference sweep reclaims it once no request names it. An unpopulated claim whose writer failed is removed so the next request can retry. A claim of the same name that is not ReadWriteMany is neither mounted nor deleted. The populated label and the writer witness key move to exported constants in pkg/storage so both workflows share one definition. Co-Authored-By: Balaji Ganesan <bganesan@nvidia.com>
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131-131: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd request context to the shared-claim cleanup log.
core.GetLogger(ctx)only retrieves the logger stored inctx; it does not derive context fromreq. Addreq.Namespaceandreq.Nameto this logger entry so operators can correlate retained claims with the ICMS request during cleanup diagnosis.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 168: Update the test fixture around
setupRWXReadOnlyModelCachingForRequest so boundSharedClaim and the completed
writer use a non-empty matching PVC UID, then add a mismatched-UID case
asserting the stale writer is deleted while caching remains in progress.
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`@src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/nvca/k8scomputebackend_modelcache_rwx_readonly.go`:
- Line 110: The existing-claim path in sharedClaimFromArtifact must validate
that current.Spec.StorageClassName matches selection.StorageClassName before
accepting a ReadWriteMany claim. Return an error on mismatch without deleting
the existing claim, and add a regression test covering the same cache handle
requested with a different persisted StorageClass.
- Line 135: Update the ModelCachingInProgress return paths in the RWX
model-cache logic to return current.Name instead of an empty claim reference,
including the corresponding branches at all affected locations. Preserve the
existing ModelCachingInProgress status while ensuring setupContainerModelCaching
receives the shared-claim name for CacheReferenceName persistence.
- Around line 197-209: Update validateSharedClaimWriterJob to inspect container
VolumeMounts in addition to PodSpec.Volumes, requiring at least one writable
mount referencing ModelVolumeName and the expected claim before accepting the
writer Job. Add a test covering a Job that declares the PVC but has no matching
writable container mount.
In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/nvca/k8scomputebackend_modelcache.go`:
- Line 130: Update CleanupModelCachingSetupArtifacts around
regularModelCacheKeepsSharedClaim so an active shared writer Job is preserved
during request cleanup, while terminal Jobs continue to be deleted; ensure the
associated shared claim also remains. Add a cleanup test covering an active Job
and claim that verifies neither is removed.
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In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/nvca/k8scomputebackend_modelcache.go`:
- Line 131: Add req.Namespace and req.Name to the Debugf call for “leaving
shared cache claim” so the cleanup log identifies the associated ICMS request.
Preserve the existing rwPVC.Name detail and use the request fields directly in
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Five review findings, two of them real defects. An in-progress result returned no claim name, so the request never recorded the shared claim as its cache reference while the writer ran and the reference sweep could not see the claim was in use. Every in-progress result now names the claim once it exists. Request cleanup deleted the writer Job unconditionally. The Job is shared while it runs, so cleaning up one request cancelled population for every other request waiting on the same claim. Shared-claim cleanup now removes only a finished Job and always leaves the claim for the reference sweep. A claim of the same name on a different StorageClass is refused rather than mounted, since a later selection may record a new backend for the same handle, and it is never deleted. The writer Job must mount the claim read-write in a container, not only declare the volume, or a completed Job would mark an empty claim populated. Tests give claims a real UID so the writer witness comparison is exercised, including the stale-witness case. Co-Authored-By: Balaji Ganesan <bganesan@nvidia.com>
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- Line 259: Update cleanupSharedClaimRequestArtifacts to preserve shared writer
Jobs while retries remain, matching getInitCacheJobState’s backoffLimit
semantics. Delete the writer only when the Job has a terminal JobComplete or
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A Job with one failed Pod and retries remaining is not finished, but the cleanup treated any failed Pod as terminal and deleted the shared writer other requests were waiting on. Finished now means the JobComplete or JobFailed condition, with CompletionTime as a fallback for a completed Job whose conditions are not yet populated. Co-Authored-By: Balaji Ganesan <bganesan@nvidia.com>
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Why
The persisted storage selection already drives Helm cache backend selection (#1334). The regular model cache workflow, used by functions that run as plain containers rather than Helm charts, recorded its selection and ignored it: every regular model cache took the NVMesh path, a
ReadWriteOncewriter whose volume is later flipped toReadOnlyManyand re-claimed. That path cannot work on a shared filesystem, so the regular model cache had no distributed filesystem story even after Weka or OCI FSS is enabled in the catalog.What changed
A request whose persisted selection is durable with the
ReadWriteManyflow takes a shared-claim path:ReadWriteOnceclaim (the translator always emitsReadWriteOnce) becomes oneReadWriteManyclaim per cache handle on the StorageClass the selection recorded.volumeMount.Cleanup semantics follow from sharing: request cleanup no longer deletes the claim; the existing reference sweep (
ComputeCleanupCacheReferences) reclaims it once no request'sCacheReferenceNamepoints at it. An unpopulated claim whose writer failed is removed so the next request retries cleanly. A claim of the same name that is notReadWriteManybelongs to another flow and is neither mounted nor deleted.Dispatch mirrors
HelmCacheBackendFromSelection: durableReadWriteManytakes this path, durableReadOnlyManytakes the existing NVMesh path, a non-durable selection skips caching, and a request with no selection takes the legacy path unchanged.Customer Release Notes
Model caching for functions that run as plain containers (the regular model cache, as opposed to Helm-based functions) now works on shared filesystem storage backends enabled in the storage capability catalog.
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Usage
No operator action. The path activates for requests created after a shared filesystem provisioner is qualified in the catalog.
Testing
ReadWriteManyclaim on the selection's class and a writer with the UID witness; a completed writer marks the claim populated and returns it; a populated claim is reused without a writer; a failed writer removes the unpopulated claim; a same-name claim that is not shared is refused and left alone; a writer that mounts the claim read-only is rejected before any write.ReadWriteManyselection routes to the shared claim, a completed claim is mounted read-only at source and mount, anoneselection makes no Kubernetes writes. Removing the dispatch makes the routing test fail.go test ./pkg/nvca/ ./pkg/storage/...andgolangci-lintclean; Bazel deps verified per rule.QA: a cluster run on a shared filesystem with a non-Helm function, confirming two requests for one cache handle share one claim and the second starts no writer.
Notes
Not in this PR: the cache binding lifecycle (#1435 and its controller), which adds per-cache reference tracking on top of this. The regular
ReadOnlyManyshape is unchanged. #1357 stays open as the reference; this is the selection-driven form of its RWX path without the binding dependency.References
None.
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Dependencies
None.
Issues
Relates to #1326
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