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feat(support): add a redacted HAMi diagnostic bundle collector - #3149
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a shell command that collects scoped Kubernetes and available host-local vendor diagnostics, redacts collected output, records collector results, and creates a gzip archive. It also adds tests, a Make target, and bug-report instructions. ChangesSupport bundle collection
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor Reporter
participant BundleScript as hami-support-bundle.sh
participant kubectl
participant VendorTools as NVIDIA, AMD, and NPU utilities
participant gzip
Reporter->>BundleScript: Provide scope and output options
BundleScript->>kubectl: Collect scoped Kubernetes diagnostics
BundleScript->>VendorTools: Run available tools on the collector host
BundleScript->>BundleScript: Redact output and write collector manifest
BundleScript->>gzip: Create normalized archive
Suggested labels: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A Pod environment variable such as a token written as a multi-line YAML value can appear unredacted in the shared diagnostic bundle. Fix this before merging, because the bundle is intended to be shared publicly. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The collector has useful safeguards: explicit scope selection, read-only Kubernetes operations, private temporary storage, bounded output, and no automatic upload. However, multiline credential values can survive redaction and reach an archive intended for sharing. Exposure depends on the collected content and subsequent sharing, and can span multiple namespaces when broader collection modes are selected. Retained concerns
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Review comments at @hack/hami-support-bundle.sh:
- Line 61: Update the collector flow around the command invocation in `collect`
to cap captured output at a per-collector byte limit and enforce an overall
bundle-size limit before archiving. Record any truncation or limit failure in
the manifest, while preserving the existing redaction and success-recording
behavior for output within limits.
- Line 53: Update the AWK redaction pipeline in the log-ingestion block to
redact the complete value of Basic Authorization headers and values in quoted
token fields before applying generic key/value redaction. Preserve the existing
redaction rules for other credentials.
- Line 27: Update the collection commands in the `--cluster-wide` flow to
collect workloads and events across namespaces when `cluster_wide` is true; keep
the specified namespace for HAMi component diagnostics.
- Line 68: Update argument validation in hack-hami-support-bundle.sh to reject
requests that specify both --pod and --node, rather than letting the `if [[ -n
"$pod" ]]` branch select Pod mode and ignore Node mode.
- Line 46: Add a nonzero `--request-timeout` to the shared Kubernetes arguments
in `k`, so requests made by `kubectl get` and version checks cannot wait
indefinitely. Also bound any remaining Kubernetes command in the script that can
block outside those shared arguments.
- Line 51: Update replace_literal to build a separate output string while
consuming matches from the original input, so inserted redaction text is not
searched again and patterns contained in that text cannot cause an infinite
loop.
Review comments at @hack/test-hami-support-bundle.sh:
- Line 30: Update the kubectl log assertion to reject both singular and plural
Secret resource names; replace the exact “secrets” search with a
case-insensitive match that recognizes the whole words “secret” and “secrets”.
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@im-Toqeer-506 The diagnostic bundle collector should not contains any security-sensitive information, especially credentials and private info of the cluster. Please carefully analyze and evaluate the details in the "Security Architecture Review" provided by CodeRabbit.
| awk -v pfile="$pattern_file" ' | ||
| function replace_literal(s,p, x){while((x=index(s,p)))s=substr(s,1,x-1)"<redacted>"substr(s,x+length(p));return s} | ||
| BEGIN{while((getline p<pfile)>0)if(p!="")a[++n]=p;close(pfile)} | ||
| {s=$0;gsub(/[Bb]earer[[:space:]]+[[:alnum:]_.~+\/=:-]+/,"Bearer <redacted>",s);gsub(/([Tt]oken|[Pp]assword|[Pp]asswd|[Ss]ecret|[Aa]uthorization)[[:space:]]*[:=][[:space:]]*[^[:space:]]+/,"<redacted-credential>",s);gsub(/([Ii]mage|"image")[[:space:]]*:[[:space:]]*[^[:space:]]+/,"image: <redacted-image>",s);gsub(/[[:alnum:]][[:alnum:].-]*\.[[:alpha:]][[:alnum:].-]*(:[0-9]+)?\/[^[:space:]]+/,"<redacted-image>",s);for(i=1;i<=n;i++)s=replace_literal(s,a[i]);print s}' "$1" >"$2" |
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The last gsub here matches anything that looks like xxx.yyy/zzz, so it also catches things that aren't images. I ran it on a pod yaml and these got wiped:
nvidia.com/gpu: 1 -> 1
hami.io/vgpu-devices-allocated: ... ->
Those are exactly the fields we need to see when debugging a scheduling issue.
I think it Would be better to only redact the value when the key is image or imageID ?
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Thanks for catching this.I narrowed redaction to image fields, preserved hami annotation/resouurces and added regression tests for both cases.
| record() { printf '%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n' "$1" "$2" "$3" "$4" >>"$records"; } | ||
| redact() { | ||
| awk -v pfile="$pattern_file" ' | ||
| function replace_literal(s,p, x){while((x=index(s,p)))s=substr(s,1,x-1)"<redacted>"substr(s,x+length(p));return s} |
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I think this will become a infinite loop when the pattern is a substring of .
After replacing e with that, index() finds the e inside and keeps going.
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thanks for pointing this out reolace_literal now avoids reprocessing inserted redaction test with a regression test coversing the edge case .
| --tail-lines) tail_lines="$2"; shift 2 ;; | ||
| --output-dir) output_dir="$2"; shift 2 ;; | ||
| --redact-pattern) patterns+=("$2"); shift 2 ;; | ||
| --cluster-wide) cluster_wide=true; shift ;; |
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cluster_wide is set here but never read again.
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cluster_wide now correctly controls resource scope with dryrun tests covering the behavior.
| collect scheduler-rollout components/scheduler.txt kubectl "${k[@]}" -n "$namespace" rollout status deployment -l app.kubernetes.io/component=hami-scheduler --timeout=30s | ||
| collect device-plugin-rollout components/device-plugin.txt kubectl "${k[@]}" -n "$namespace" rollout status daemonset -l app.kubernetes.io/component=hami-device-plugin --timeout=30s | ||
| collect scheduler-logs logs/scheduler.txt kubectl "${k[@]}" -n "$namespace" logs -l app.kubernetes.io/component=hami-scheduler --all-containers=true --prefix --tail="$tail_lines" --since="$since" | ||
| collect device-plugin-logs logs/device-plugin.txt kubectl "${k[@]}" -n "$namespace" logs -l app.kubernetes.io/component=hami-device-plugin --all-containers=true --prefix --tail="$tail_lines" --since="$since" |
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kubectl logs -l errors out when the selector matches more than 5 pods. because the device plugin is a DaemonSet, so on any cluster with more than 5 GPU nodes this collector will fail every time.
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thanks for catching this logs are now collected determinstically per Pod witht bounded output and isolated failures covered by regression tests.
| collect client-version versions/client.yaml kubectl version --client --output=yaml | ||
| collect server-version versions/server.yaml kubectl "${k[@]}" version --output=yaml | ||
| if [[ -n "$pod" ]]; then | ||
| collect workload-pod "workloads/pod-$pod.yaml" kubectl "${k[@]}" -n "$namespace" get pod "$pod" -o yaml |
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redaction won't catch here, env vars in the pod spec. In yaml they come out as
name: HF_TOKEN
value: hf_xxxxx
so the key and value are on different lines and the token , regex never matches. Inline env values are probably the most common place secrets end up in a pod spec.
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Credentials like environment variables are now redacted while ordinary values remain visible, with a regression test covering both cases.
| collect device-plugin-rollout components/device-plugin.txt kubectl "${k[@]}" -n "$namespace" rollout status daemonset -l app.kubernetes.io/component=hami-device-plugin --timeout=30s | ||
| collect scheduler-logs logs/scheduler.txt kubectl "${k[@]}" -n "$namespace" logs -l app.kubernetes.io/component=hami-scheduler --all-containers=true --prefix --tail="$tail_lines" --since="$since" | ||
| collect device-plugin-logs logs/device-plugin.txt kubectl "${k[@]}" -n "$namespace" logs -l app.kubernetes.io/component=hami-device-plugin --all-containers=true --prefix --tail="$tail_lines" --since="$since" | ||
| for tool in nvidia-smi rocm-smi ascend-smi; do if command -v "$tool" >/dev/null; then collect "vendor-$tool" "vendor/$tool.txt" "$tool" -a; else record skipped "vendor-$tool" "artifacts/vendor/$tool.txt" unavailable; fi; done |
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I think the Ascend tool is npu-smi, not ascend-smi. And one more issue is these run on the machine where the script is executed, not on the GPU nodes, so in practice they'll almost always be unavailable unless someone runs this directly on a node.
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ascend now uses npu-smi and vendor diagnostics are clearly limited to optional collector host checks
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- Around line 277-282: Update the stdout and stderr FIFO readers in the
collector block to drain each stream to /dev/null after capturing the capped
bytes, so the command can finish without receiving SIGPIPE. Keep the existing
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- Around line 179-185: Increase the polling window in the staging-directory wait
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| s=replace_yaml_value(s, "<redacted-credential>"); env_sensitive=0; env_ttl=0 | ||
| } else { | ||
| if (value != "" && sensitive_key(key)) { | ||
| if (value ~ /^[|>][0-9+-]*$/) { sensitive_yaml_block=1; sensitive_yaml_block_indent=leading_spaces(s) } |
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Suppress sensitive environment block scalar content.
When name: HF_TOKEN precedes value: |, the environment-value branch redacts the header but does not suppress the indented secret. Set the block-suppression state before replacing the header.
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} else if (env_sensitive && lower_key == "value" && leading_spaces(s) >= env_indent) {
+ if (value ~ /^[|>][0-9+-]*$/) { sensitive_yaml_block=1; sensitive_yaml_block_indent=leading_spaces(s) }
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In the sensitive environment-value branch guarded by env_sensitive and lower_key
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What type of PR is this?
/kind feature
What this PR does / why we need it:
Adds an opt-in
hack/hami-support-bundle.shcommand that creates a bounded, redacted HAMi diagnostic archive for support cases.The collector:
hami-support-bundle.tar.gzarchive.The bug-report template now documents the preferred collection command and reminds users to inspect the archive before sharing it.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #3141
Special notes for your reviewer:
The collector is intentionally read-only. It does not modify Kubernetes resources, execute in workloads, upload diagnostics, or request Kubernetes Secret objects.
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nvidia-smi -q.