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Gates NVCA's NVLink ComputeDomain and IMEX channel claim allocation on
the dra.nvcf.nvidia.io/required-nvlink-domain-index annotation's
presence, instead of attaching a claim to every GPU-requesting Pod, and
creates one ComputeDomain per distinct annotation value instead of one
shared domain for the whole function.

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  • Pods that never set required-nvlink-domain-index were never
    depending on ComputeDomain-backed placement guarantees, but were still
    claiming their node's single DRA channel device, capping bin-packing
    at one GPU Pod per node cluster-wide on any NVLink-optimized cluster.
  • The admission webhook (pkg/webhook/miniservice_mutating_webhook.go)
    now only attaches a channel claim when the annotation is present, and
    looks up which ComputeDomain to reference from a raw-value-to-ComputeDomain
    mapping computed once by the MiniService reconciler
    (internal/miniservice/reconcile.go) and passed through the existing
    nvcf-miniservice-metadata ConfigMap.
  • pkg/dra/dra.go adds ComputeDomainsForWorkload, which scans a
    function's rendered workload objects once, groups Pods by distinct
    required-domain-index value, and returns one ComputeDomain per
    group. It also fixes an annotation-location inconsistency: the
    existing domain-index grouping logic was reading annotations off the
    top-level controller object (Deployment/StatefulSet/etc.) rather than
    its Pod template, which is the only location Kubernetes actually
    copies onto the Pods the webhook admits.
  • Also updates docs/user/helm-functions.md and
    docs/user/cluster-management/topology-aware-scheduling.md: the
    required-nvlink-domain-index annotation was previously documented as
    optional/legacy scheduling guidance; it is now also the required
    signal for ComputeDomain allocation, so the docs are corrected
    accordingly.

For the Reviewer

Closest look please at pkg/dra/dra.go (ComputeDomainsForWorkload,
podTemplateAnnotation) and the webhook/reconciler wiring that passes
the resulting map through MiniserviceMetadata.

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Ran go test ./pkg/dra/... ./pkg/types/... ./pkg/webhook/... ./internal/miniservice/...
(including envtest-backed controller tests) for the nvca module; all
pass. New/updated test coverage: pkg/dra/dra_test.go
(ComputeDomainsForWorkload, updated TransformNVLinkOptimizedDRAObjects
cases), pkg/webhook/miniservice_mutating_webhook_test.go
(TestMiniserviceMutatingWebhook_MutateNVLinkDRA), and
internal/miniservice/reconcile_test.go
(TestReconcile_Function_NVLinkOptimized now asserts on the actual
ComputeDomain objects created).

Issues

Closes #1572
Closes #1573

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  • New or existing tests cover these changes.
  • The documentation is up to date with these changes.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added workload-specific NVLink compute domains based on required NVLink domain index annotations.
    • Distinct domain indices receive separate ComputeDomain and IMEX channel allocations.
    • Annotated workloads receive matching GPU resource claims and required NVLink placement.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected annotation handling for pod templates and individual Pods.
    • Unannotated workloads retain preferred same-clique placement without ComputeDomain claims.
    • Preserved existing scheduling constraints while applying NVLink placement requirements.
  • Documentation

    • Updated Helm and topology-aware scheduling guidance with current annotation requirements and allocation behavior.

…ation

NVCA's mutating webhook attached an IMEX ComputeDomain channel resource
claim to every GPU-requesting Pod on an NVLink-optimized cluster,
regardless of whether the Pod actually needed cross-node NVLink memory
sharing. Since each node exposes only one DRA channel device, this made
any claiming Pod the exclusive GPU tenant of its node, capping
bin-packing at one GPU Pod per node cluster-wide.

Gate ComputeDomain and channel claim attachment on the existing
dra.nvcf.nvidia.io/required-nvlink-domain-index annotation's presence:
a Pod that never set it was never depending on ComputeDomain-backed
placement guarantees, so removing its claim is not a breaking change.

Also fix a corollary issue: NVCA created a single shared ComputeDomain
for a whole function regardless of how many distinct domain-index
values were present, when a ComputeDomain represents one IMEX domain
and each distinct index is meant to be an independent NVLink domain.
pkg/dra now creates one ComputeDomain per distinct index and the
reconciler passes the resulting raw-value-to-ComputeDomain mapping to
the webhook through the existing miniservice metadata ConfigMap, since
index normalization must happen once, across the whole set of a
function's rendered objects.

While wiring this up, also fix an annotation-location bug in the
existing domain-index grouping logic: it read annotations off the
top-level controller object (Deployment/StatefulSet/etc.) instead of
its Pod template, which is the only location Kubernetes copies onto
the Pods the webhook admits.

Update docs/user/helm-functions.md and
docs/user/cluster-management/topology-aware-scheduling.md: the
required-nvlink-domain-index annotation was documented as optional
legacy scheduling guidance; it is now also the required signal for
ComputeDomain allocation.

Signed-off-by: Eric Stroczynski <estroczynski@nvidia.com>
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NVCA now derives one ComputeDomain per distinct required NVLink domain index in workload pod templates. It stores references in miniservice metadata and injects matching claims only into annotated Pods. Documentation and tests reflect this behavior.

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NVLink ComputeDomain allocation

Layer / File(s) Summary
DRA domain discovery and transformation
src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/dra/dra.go, src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/dra/dra_test.go
DRA reads required domain indices from pod templates, creates one indexed ComputeDomain per distinct normalized value, and assigns claims only to annotated workloads. Tests cover missing, repeated, and distinct indices.
Reconciliation metadata and pod mutation
src/compute-plane-services/nvca/internal/miniservice/*, src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/types/*, src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/webhook/*
Reconciliation provisions workload-derived domains and serializes their references. The webhook resolves matching references for annotated Pods and omits claims for unannotated or unmatched Pods.
Reconciliation validation
src/compute-plane-services/nvca/internal/miniservice/reconcile_test.go
Tests place required annotations on pod templates and verify the expected ComputeDomains.
Annotation and allocation documentation
docs/user/cluster-management/topology-aware-scheduling.md, docs/user/helm-functions.md, examples/function-samples/helmchart-samples/multi-node-helm-function-test/multi-node-test/templates/statefulset.yaml
Documentation describes required pod-template annotations, per-index ComputeDomain allocation, and preferred placement without claims for unannotated Pods.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Workload
  participant NVCAReconcile
  participant MiniserviceMetadata
  participant MutatingWebhook
  Workload->>NVCAReconcile: provide rendered pod-template annotations
  NVCAReconcile->>MiniserviceMetadata: store ComputeDomain references by index
  MiniserviceMetadata->>MutatingWebhook: provide domain mapping
  MutatingWebhook->>Workload: inject matching claim or preferred affinity
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The PR changes NVLink and IMEX claim allocation to use annotated domain indices, but the documentation omits the accepted value format and raw-value grouping behavior. This could lead to incorrect annotations and unexpected allocation, so mergeability is low risk with a bounded documentation follow-up.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title uses the required Conventional Commits format and accurately describes the NVLink ComputeDomain allocation fix.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes address both linked issues. Claims are gated by the required NVLink domain-index annotation, and one ComputeDomain with a matching reference is created for each distinct annotation value.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The documentation, implementation, tests, metadata changes, webhook changes, and Bazel update all support the linked NVLink ComputeDomain allocation objectives. No unrelated changes are evident.
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In `@docs/user/helm-functions.md`:
- Around line 149-150: Update the ComputeDomain guarantee in the documentation
to apply only to annotated Pods, using the wording “For annotated Pods, NVCA
will create a ComputeDomain.” Explicitly state that the
dra.nvcf.nvidia.io/required-nvlink-domain-index annotation is required.

In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvca/internal/miniservice/reconcile.go`:
- Around line 849-856: Update doUpdateWorkload to reconcile the desired
ComputeDomain set returned by ComputeDomainsForWorkload, deleting obsolete
ComputeDomain objects belonging to this MiniService when workload values remove
required NVLink domain indexes; ensure associated nvcf-cd-channel-* IMEX
infrastructure is also removed, while preserving existing creation and update
behavior for retained domains.

In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/dra/dra.go`:
- Around line 115-118: Update the parse-error handling in
ComputeDomainsForWorkload to wrap the strconv.ParseInt error with the annotation
name and value plus the offending workload object’s identity, including the
original error via %w. Preserve the existing terminal error propagation while
making the workload distinguishable.

In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/webhook/miniservice_mutating_webhook.go`:
- Line 332: Add structured telemetry to the AttrNVLinkOptimized branch for new
Pods before or around the mutateNVLinkDRA call, including request, function,
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Comment on lines +849 to +856
cds, refs, err := nvcfdra.ComputeDomainsForWorkload(workloadObjs...)
if err != nil {
return reconcile.Result{}, reconcile.TerminalError(fmt.Errorf("compute NVLink ComputeDomains: %w", err))
}
for _, cd := range cds {
infraObjs = append(infraObjs, cd)
}
metaInput.NVLinkComputeDomains = refs

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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Prune obsolete ComputeDomains during workload updates. When a Helm-values update removes dra.nvcf.nvidia.io/required-nvlink-domain-index, doUpdateWorkload only applies workload objects and does not reconcile or delete ComputeDomain objects. The previous ComputeDomain and its nvcf-cd-channel-* IMEX infrastructure can remain active. Reconcile the desired ComputeDomain set during updates and delete obsolete objects for this MiniService.

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lines 849 - 856, Update doUpdateWorkload to reconcile the desired ComputeDomain
set returned by ComputeDomainsForWorkload, deleting obsolete ComputeDomain
objects belonging to this MiniService when workload values remove required
NVLink domain indexes; ensure associated nvcf-cd-channel-* IMEX infrastructure
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i, err := strconv.ParseInt(idx, 10, 32)
if err != nil {
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Include the offending workload identity in the wrapped annotation error.

ComputeDomainsForWorkload scans all workloadObjs, and the caller converts a parse failure into a terminal compute NVLink ComputeDomains error. Include the annotation name, value, and offending object identity in the %w wrapper. The annotation name and value alone do not identify which workload requires correction.

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In `@src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/dra/dra.go` around lines 115 - 118,
Update the parse-error handling in ComputeDomainsForWorkload to wrap the
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// NVLink DRA mutations for claims/scheduling.
if w.fff.IsAttributeEnabled(featureflag.AttrNVLinkOptimized) {
w.mutateNVLinkDRA(obj.GetNamespace(), t)
w.mutateNVLinkDRA(obj.GetNamespace(), meta, t)

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Add structured telemetry to the NVLink DRA allocation path. When AttrNVLinkOptimized is enabled for a new Pod, mutateNVLinkDRA can add a ComputeDomain claim, but this branch has no log or trace with request, function, cluster, and organization context. The enclosing InstrumentedHook provides only webhook-level RED metrics.

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The annotation isn't yet a reliable proxy for "needs MNNVL", and the gap is large. I measured this on a live GB300 cluster: only 2 of 13 GPU functions set required-nvlink-domain-index, and 114 of 118 GPU pods currently hold an IMEX channel claim this PR would strip. Of those 114, only 7 are the sub-node workers this PR is meant to fix, the other 107 are whole-node workers on multi-node instance types, including several on a 4-node (_4x.x4) instance type.
We need a migration rather than landing in one step. Two options that would both work: backfill the annotation into the in-repo charts and existing functions first, or keep ComputeDomain creation unconditional for one release and gate only claim attachment, so the two changes don't roll together.

miniservice_types.go imports pkg/dra, but pkg/types/BUILD.bazel never
declared it. Bazel enforces strict dependencies, so the nvca build fails
with "missing strict dependencies: ... import of
github.com/NVIDIA/nvcf/src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/dra". Plain
go build does not enforce this, so only the Bazel job catches it.

Signed-off-by: vemireddyv <vemireddyv@nvidia.com>
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  1. ensureMiniserviceMetadataConfigMap returns early when the ConfigMap exists, and doInstall never re-runs for a Running MiniService. Verified live: every existing metadata ConfigMap lacks nvlinkComputeDomains and always will. Every claim-holder on prd11 cluster is under 72h old (44 under 24h), so within days of the operator rolling, natural pod churn takes the whole fleet to zero claims, while every MiniService still reports Running / InstallSuccessful=True.

  2. Rolling upgrade can wedge pods permanently. The agent and webhook are separate containers in one Deployment with maxSurge ≥ 1, so old and new are both service endpoints during the roll. New agent installs a function creating nvcf-cd-index-1/nvcf-cd-channel-1; the old webhook admits its pods injecting nvcf-cd-index-0/nvcf-cd-channel-0. Server-side dry-run confirms admission accepts a pod referencing a nonexistent ResourceClaimTemplate, so it's created, status.resourceClaimStatuses is never populated, and it's Pending forever with no self-heal.

  3. Rollback is an outage. indexTuples[i].i = i + 1 makes raw "0" produce nvcf-cd-index-1, so the legacy nvcf-cd-index-0 name becomes unreachable. Roll the operator back(we do it if sbom issues) and the old webhook unconditionally claims nvcf-cd-index-0, which no longer exists in those namespaces. Every restarted GPU pod goes unschedulable.

  4. Operator-CRD workloads can never get a domain. Grove PodCliqueSet/PodClique and DynamoGraphDeployment are in allowedExtraKubernetesTypes, so they decode to unstructured and hit iterPodSpecs' default: continue.
    Verified: an unstructured DGD carrying the annotation on both its own metadata and a nested pod template yields cds=[] refs=map[]. But Grove does propagate annotations onto realized Pods, so a user who follows the new docs gets no ComputeDomain, no map entry, and a Pod with hard RequiredDuringScheduling affinity plus a gpu.clique node requirement and still no claim. Strictly worse than omitting it. 60 live GPU pods from prd11 are in this class, all with NCCL_MNNVL_ENABLE=1, with no chart-side fix available.

  5. The documented remediation doesn't work. Adding the annotation via a helm values update routes to doUpdateWorkload, which never calls ComputeDomainsForWorkload and never touches the ConfigMap. No domain is created, the map is never written, and the pods get hard affinity with no claim permanently, with no recovery short of recreating the function. Changing an existing index behaves the same; removing one orphans its domain, since create() skips existing objects and never prunes.

  6. Every failure above lands on one silent branch. if ref, ok := meta.NVLinkComputeDomains[idxStr]; ok has no else, yet line 415 still applies required affinity and the clique node requirement. The pod is admitted, scheduled, runs, and fails at NCCL/IMEX init with nothing in the operator logs. Compare the ConfigMap-missing path 160 lines earlier, which is deliberately fail-closed. Manual remediation is blocked too: patching a live ConfigMap has no effect, because getMiniserviceMetadata refreshes on every admission and the cache only evicts after 5 idle minutes, so a busy namespace never picks it up until the pod restarts.

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Comment on lines +149 to +150
NVCA uses this annotation's presence, not just its value, as the signal for
whether a Pod needs a `ComputeDomain` and IMEX channel resource claim at all:

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

🔎 Supported by static analysis

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  src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/dra

rg -n -C 4 'required-nvlink-domain-index|invalid|empty|01|normalize' \
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printf '%s\n' '--- documentation context ---'
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Document the annotation value contract.

required-nvlink-domain-index must be a base-10 signed 32-bit integer. Invalid values cause ComputeDomainsForWorkload to return an error. Distinct raw values receive separate ComputeDomain objects, even when they parse to the same integer, such as 1 and 01; document this behavior instead of stating that they share a domain.

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In `@docs/user/helm-functions.md` around lines 149 - 150, Update the documentation
around ComputeDomainsForWorkload to state that required-nvlink-domain-index must
be a base-10 signed 32-bit integer, invalid values return an error, and distinct
raw values receive separate ComputeDomain objects even when they parse to the
same integer, such as 1 and 01; remove any claim that those values share a
domain.

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  1. Nor should it, since Pods may not be re-created, and existing Pods cannot bind new claims
  2. Good point, need to address this in release notes
  3. I think this is ok since while this is a breaking change, it is a fix for a bug that will eventually cause deployment errors. However it is a breaking change, so I may rethink how this fix is implemented
  4. I plan to add support for that in a follow-up.
  5. That's not the documented remediation. You'd need to redeploy your function with updated annotations
  6. I will fix this

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For now, #1940 should supersede the part of this that opts out pods that do not have the required annotation. I will rework this to be a new feature for multi-CD allocation, and document the old one as deprecated.

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