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TL;DR

Make worker metrics targets discoverable by exposing the stable worker-metrics named port on generated workloads: TCP 8010 for worker-utils and TCP 9089 for LLM Pylon.

Additional Details

The worker PodMonitor selects function and task workloads through the icms-request-id label, but its endpoint referenced a named port that those containers did not declare. Prometheus Operator therefore discarded the selected targets.

This change:

  • updates the worker PodMonitor to use worker-metrics;
  • declares worker-metrics:8010/TCP on worker-utils across supported function and task paths;
  • declares worker-metrics:9089/TCP on the LLM Pylon container;
  • scopes monitoring ingress through the named worker-metrics destination instead of allowing every listener on numeric TCP 9089; and
  • adds regression coverage and synchronized generated fixtures/vendor copies.

For the Reviewer

  • Confirm the source and vendored translator copies remain identical.
  • Confirm the generated function, task, and LLM workload shapes all expose the shared named port expected by the PodMonitor.
  • Confirm the named NetworkPolicy port admits the intended worker endpoints without admitting an unrelated listener on numeric TCP 9089.

For QA

Passed locally:

  • go test ./pkg/icms-translate/...;
  • observability chart and profile tests via make test;
  • focused NVCA monitoring NetworkPolicy tests and changed-code linting;
  • byte-for-byte checks for all changed source/vendor translator pairs; and
  • a live k3d-ncp-local smoke test using the PodMonitor rendered from this branch. Target Allocator discovered exactly worker-utils on TCP 8010 and LLM Pylon on TCP 9089 through the shared worker-metrics name, and VictoriaMetrics reported up=1 for both.

The k3d policy test first proved every control path was reachable. With the updated policy active, monitoring could reach the named 8010 and 9089 endpoints, while a differently named listener on TCP 9089, a non-monitoring source, and an unlisted TCP 9090 endpoint were denied. The denied listeners remained healthy when probed locally from their own pods.

Self-hosted NVCA normally removes workload NetworkPolicies, so an equivalent policy was applied temporarily in an isolated namespace to exercise this cross-mode hardening. All temporary resources were removed after the test, and the existing monitoring stack and cluster topology remained healthy.

QA is needed to verify worker metrics discovery in a clean self-hosted compute or all installation.

Issues

Fixes #1694, covering worker-utils metrics on TCP 8010 and LLM Pylon metrics on TCP 9089.

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  • I am familiar with the Contributing Guidelines.
  • I have signed off my commits for Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) compliance.
  • New or existing tests cover these changes.
  • The documentation is up to date with these changes.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Monitoring

    • Worker metrics are consistently exposed and scraped through the named worker-metrics port.
    • Monitoring network access permits TCP traffic to the worker metrics port.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Utility and LLM worker containers now expose the expected metrics port alongside startup, readiness, and liveness probes.
  • Tests

    • Added validation for metrics port configuration and monitoring network-policy access.
    • Expanded coverage across worker, Helm, split-deployment, cache, and LLM scenarios.

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The change aligns named worker metrics ports across generated worker containers, LLM Pylon sidecars, PodMonitor configurations, and monitoring ingress policies. Tests validate port names, numbers, protocols, health probes, network policies, and rendered monitor settings.

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Worker metrics alignment

Layer / File(s) Summary
Shared metrics port contract
src/libraries/go/lib/pkg/icms-translate/translate/common/*
Shared constants and MutateUtilsContainer add the named worker metrics port while retaining health probe configuration.
Generated worker metrics ports
src/libraries/go/lib/pkg/icms-translate/translate/function/*, src/libraries/go/lib/pkg/icms-translate/translate/task/*
Function and task translation paths configure worker-utils and LLM Pylon containers with the expected metrics ports. Tests cover generated resources across workload variants.
Monitor and ingress enforcement
deploy/stacks/observability/*, src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/operator/reconcile/manifests/netpol/*, src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/operator/reconcile/*
Worker monitors scrape worker-metrics, monitoring ingress allows worker metrics traffic, and tests validate named and omitted ports.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant WorkerContainer
  participant WorkerPodMonitor
  participant Prometheus
  participant MonitoringNetworkPolicy
  WorkerContainer->>WorkerPodMonitor: Declare worker-metrics port
  WorkerPodMonitor->>Prometheus: Select worker-metrics endpoint
  Prometheus->>MonitoringNetworkPolicy: Send TCP scrape traffic
  MonitoringNetworkPolicy->>WorkerContainer: Allow worker metrics traffic
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  • NVIDIA/nvcf#1695: Changes the PodMonitor and generated worker containers to use the same named worker metrics port.

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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed Issue #1694 requires resolvable worker metrics targets. The changes declare worker-metrics:8010/TCP on worker-utils containers across function and task paths, declare worker-metrics:9089/TCP on LL…
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src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/operator/reconcile/nvcaagent_reconcile_test.go (1)

2598-2603: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Treat an omitted port protocol as TCP.

assertNetworkPolicyOmitsTCPPort skips entries with a nil Protocol. Kubernetes defaults an omitted NetworkPolicyPort.protocol to TCP, so a numeric 9089 entry without protocol can bypass this assertion. Default the local protocol to corev1.ProtocolTCP before comparing it.

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In
`@src/compute-plane-services/nvca/pkg/operator/reconcile/nvcaagent_reconcile_test.go`
around lines 2598 - 2603, The assertNetworkPolicyOmitsTCPPort check currently
skips ports with a nil Protocol, allowing omitted protocols to bypass
validation. Default the local protocol to corev1.ProtocolTCP when
networkPolicyPort.Protocol is nil, then compare that value with the port and TCP
protocol while preserving handling for nil ports.
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- Around line 2598-2603: The assertNetworkPolicyOmitsTCPPort check currently
skips ports with a nil Protocol, allowing omitted protocols to bypass
validation. Default the local protocol to corev1.ProtocolTCP when
networkPolicyPort.Protocol is nil, then compare that value with the port and TCP
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