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// Copyright (c) HashiCorp, Inc.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: BUSL-1.1
package peering
import (
"fmt"
"testing"
"github.com/hashicorp/consul/testing/deployer/topology"
"github.com/stretchr/testify/require"
"github.com/hashicorp/consul/api"
"github.com/hashicorp/consul/test/integration/consul-container/libs/utils"
)
// note: unlike other *Suite structs that are per-peering direction,
// this one is special and does all directions itself, because the
// setup is not exactly symmetrical
type ac6FailoversSuite struct {
ac6 map[nodeKey]ac6FailoversContext
}
type ac6FailoversContext struct {
clientSID topology.ServiceID
serverSID topology.ServiceID
// used to remove the node and trigger failover
serverNode topology.NodeID
}
type nodeKey struct {
dc string
partition string
}
// Note: this test cannot share topo
func TestAC6Failovers(t *testing.T) {
ct := NewCommonTopo(t)
s := &ac6FailoversSuite{}
s.setup(t, ct)
ct.Launch(t)
s.test(t, ct)
}
func (s *ac6FailoversSuite) setup(t *testing.T, ct *commonTopo) {
// TODO: update setups to loop through a cluster's partitions+namespaces internally
s.setupAC6Failovers(ct, ct.DC1, ct.DC2)
s.setupAC6Failovers(ct, ct.DC2, ct.DC1)
s.setupAC6FailoversDC3(ct, ct.DC3, ct.DC1, ct.DC2)
}
// dc1 is peered with dc2 and dc3.
// dc1 has an ac6-client in "default" and "part1" partitions (only default in CE).
// ac6-client has a single upstream ac6-failover-svc in its respective partition^.
//
// ac6-failover-svc has the following failovers:
// - peer-dc2-default
// - peer-dc2-part1 (not in CE)
// - peer-dc3-default
//
// This setup is mirrored from dc2->dc1 as well
// (both dcs have dc3 as the last failover target)
//
// ^NOTE: There are no cross-partition upstreams because MeshGatewayMode = local
// and failover information gets stripped out by the mesh gateways so we
// can't test failovers.
func (s *ac6FailoversSuite) setupAC6Failovers(ct *commonTopo, clu, peerClu *topology.Cluster) {
for _, part := range clu.Partitions {
partition := part.Name
// There is a peering per partition in the peered cluster
var peers []string
for _, peerPart := range peerClu.Partitions {
peers = append(peers, LocalPeerName(peerClu, peerPart.Name))
}
// Make an HTTP server with various failover targets
serverSID := topology.ServiceID{
Name: "ac6-failover-svc",
Partition: partition,
}
server := NewFortioServiceWithDefaults(
clu.Datacenter,
serverSID,
nil,
)
// Export to all known peers
ct.ExportService(clu, partition,
api.ExportedService{
Name: server.ID.Name,
Consumers: func() []api.ServiceConsumer {
var consumers []api.ServiceConsumer
for _, peer := range peers {
consumers = append(consumers, api.ServiceConsumer{
Peer: peer,
})
}
return consumers
}(),
},
)
serverNode := ct.AddServiceNode(clu, serviceExt{Service: server})
clu.InitialConfigEntries = append(clu.InitialConfigEntries,
&api.ServiceConfigEntry{
Kind: api.ServiceDefaults,
Name: server.ID.Name,
Partition: ConfigEntryPartition(partition),
Protocol: "http",
},
&api.ServiceResolverConfigEntry{
Kind: api.ServiceResolver,
Name: server.ID.Name,
Partition: ConfigEntryPartition(partition),
Failover: map[string]api.ServiceResolverFailover{
"*": {
Targets: func() []api.ServiceResolverFailoverTarget {
// Make a failover target for every partition in the peer cluster
var targets []api.ServiceResolverFailoverTarget
for _, peer := range peers {
targets = append(targets, api.ServiceResolverFailoverTarget{
Peer: peer,
})
}
// Just hard code default partition for dc3, since the exhaustive
// testing will be done against dc2.
targets = append(targets, api.ServiceResolverFailoverTarget{
Peer: "peer-dc3-default",
})
return targets
}(),
},
},
},
)
// Make client which will dial server
clientSID := topology.ServiceID{
Name: "ac6-client",
Partition: partition,
}
client := NewFortioServiceWithDefaults(
clu.Datacenter,
clientSID,
func(s *topology.Service) {
// Upstream per partition
s.Upstreams = []*topology.Upstream{
{
ID: topology.ServiceID{
Name: server.ID.Name,
Partition: part.Name,
},
LocalPort: 5000,
// exposed so we can hit it directly
// TODO: we shouldn't do this; it's not realistic
LocalAddress: "0.0.0.0",
},
}
},
)
ct.ExportService(clu, partition,
api.ExportedService{
Name: client.ID.Name,
Consumers: func() []api.ServiceConsumer {
var consumers []api.ServiceConsumer
// Export to each peer
for _, peer := range peers {
consumers = append(consumers, api.ServiceConsumer{
Peer: peer,
})
}
return consumers
}(),
},
)
ct.AddServiceNode(clu, serviceExt{Service: client})
clu.InitialConfigEntries = append(clu.InitialConfigEntries,
&api.ServiceConfigEntry{
Kind: api.ServiceDefaults,
Name: client.ID.Name,
Partition: ConfigEntryPartition(partition),
Protocol: "http",
},
)
// Add intention allowing local and peered clients to call server
clu.InitialConfigEntries = append(clu.InitialConfigEntries,
&api.ServiceIntentionsConfigEntry{
Kind: api.ServiceIntentions,
Name: server.ID.Name,
Partition: ConfigEntryPartition(partition),
// SourceIntention for local client and peered clients
Sources: func() []*api.SourceIntention {
ixns := []*api.SourceIntention{
{
Name: client.ID.Name,
Partition: ConfigEntryPartition(part.Name),
Action: api.IntentionActionAllow,
},
}
for _, peer := range peers {
ixns = append(ixns, &api.SourceIntention{
Name: client.ID.Name,
Peer: peer,
Action: api.IntentionActionAllow,
})
}
return ixns
}(),
},
)
if s.ac6 == nil {
s.ac6 = map[nodeKey]ac6FailoversContext{}
}
s.ac6[nodeKey{clu.Datacenter, partition}] = struct {
clientSID topology.ServiceID
serverSID topology.ServiceID
serverNode topology.NodeID
}{
clientSID: clientSID,
serverSID: serverSID,
serverNode: serverNode.ID(),
}
}
}
func (s *ac6FailoversSuite) setupAC6FailoversDC3(ct *commonTopo, clu, peer1, peer2 *topology.Cluster) {
var peers []string
for _, part := range peer1.Partitions {
peers = append(peers, LocalPeerName(peer1, part.Name))
}
for _, part := range peer2.Partitions {
peers = append(peers, LocalPeerName(peer2, part.Name))
}
partition := "default"
// Make an HTTP server
server := NewFortioServiceWithDefaults(
clu.Datacenter,
topology.ServiceID{
Name: "ac6-failover-svc",
Partition: partition,
},
nil,
)
ct.AddServiceNode(clu, serviceExt{
Service: server,
Config: &api.ServiceConfigEntry{
Kind: api.ServiceDefaults,
Name: server.ID.Name,
Partition: ConfigEntryPartition(partition),
Protocol: "http",
},
Intentions: &api.ServiceIntentionsConfigEntry{
Kind: api.ServiceIntentions,
Name: server.ID.Name,
Partition: ConfigEntryPartition(partition),
Sources: func() []*api.SourceIntention {
var ixns []*api.SourceIntention
for _, peer := range peers {
ixns = append(ixns, &api.SourceIntention{
Name: "ac6-client",
Peer: peer,
Action: api.IntentionActionAllow,
})
}
return ixns
}(),
},
Exports: func() []api.ServiceConsumer {
var consumers []api.ServiceConsumer
for _, peer := range peers {
consumers = append(consumers, api.ServiceConsumer{
Peer: peer,
})
}
return consumers
}(),
})
}
func (s *ac6FailoversSuite) test(t *testing.T, ct *commonTopo) {
dc1 := ct.Sprawl.Topology().Clusters["dc1"]
dc2 := ct.Sprawl.Topology().Clusters["dc2"]
type testcase struct {
name string
cluster *topology.Cluster
peer *topology.Cluster
partition string
}
tcs := []testcase{
{
name: "dc1 default partition failovers",
cluster: dc1,
peer: dc2, // dc3 is hardcoded
partition: "default",
},
{
name: "dc1 part1 partition failovers",
cluster: dc1,
peer: dc2, // dc3 is hardcoded
partition: "part1",
},
{
name: "dc2 default partition failovers",
cluster: dc2,
peer: dc1, // dc3 is hardcoded
partition: "default",
},
{
name: "dc2 part1 partition failovers",
cluster: dc2,
peer: dc1, // dc3 is hardcoded
partition: "part1",
},
}
for _, tc := range tcs {
t.Run(tc.name, func(t *testing.T) {
// NOTE: *not parallel* because we mutate resources that are shared
// between test cases (disable/enable nodes)
if !utils.IsEnterprise() && tc.partition != "default" {
t.Skip("skipping enterprise test")
}
partition := tc.partition
clu := tc.cluster
peerClu := tc.peer
svcs := clu.ServicesByID(s.ac6[nodeKey{clu.Datacenter, partition}].clientSID)
require.Len(t, svcs, 1, "expected exactly one client in datacenter")
serverSID := s.ac6[nodeKey{clu.Datacenter, partition}].serverSID
serverSID.Normalize()
client := svcs[0]
require.Len(t, client.Upstreams, 1, "expected one upstream for client")
u := client.Upstreams[0]
ct.Assert.CatalogServiceExists(t, clu.Name, u.ID.Name, utils.CompatQueryOpts(&api.QueryOptions{
Partition: u.ID.Partition,
}))
t.Cleanup(func() {
cfg := ct.Sprawl.Config()
for _, part := range clu.Partitions {
EnableNode(t, cfg, clu.Name, s.ac6[nodeKey{clu.Datacenter, part.Name}].serverNode)
}
for _, part := range peerClu.Partitions {
EnableNode(t, cfg, peerClu.Name, s.ac6[nodeKey{peerClu.Datacenter, part.Name}].serverNode)
}
require.NoError(t, ct.Sprawl.Relaunch(cfg))
})
fmt.Println("### preconditions")
// TODO: deduce this number, instead of hard-coding
nFailoverTargets := 4
// in CE, we don't have failover targets for non-default partitions
if !utils.IsEnterprise() {
nFailoverTargets = 3
}
for i := 0; i < nFailoverTargets; i++ {
ct.Assert.UpstreamEndpointStatus(t, client, fmt.Sprintf("failover-target~%d~%s", i, clusterPrefix(u, clu.Datacenter)), "HEALTHY", 1)
}
ct.Assert.FortioFetch2FortioName(t, client, u, clu.Name, serverSID)
if t.Failed() {
t.Fatalf("failed preconditions")
}
fmt.Println("### Failover to peer target")
cfg := ct.Sprawl.Config()
DisableNode(t, cfg, clu.Name, s.ac6[nodeKey{clu.Datacenter, partition}].serverNode)
require.NoError(t, ct.Sprawl.Relaunch(cfg))
// Clusters for imported services rely on outlier detection for
// failovers, NOT eds_health_status. This means that killing the
// node above does not actually make the envoy cluster UNHEALTHY
// so we do not assert for it.
expectUID := topology.ServiceID{
Name: u.ID.Name,
Partition: "default",
}
expectUID.Normalize()
ct.Assert.FortioFetch2FortioName(t, client, u, peerClu.Name, expectUID)
if utils.IsEnterprise() {
fmt.Println("### Failover to peer target in non-default partition")
cfg = ct.Sprawl.Config()
DisableNode(t, cfg, clu.Name, s.ac6[nodeKey{clu.Datacenter, partition}].serverNode)
DisableNode(t, cfg, peerClu.Name, s.ac6[nodeKey{peerClu.Datacenter, "default"}].serverNode)
require.NoError(t, ct.Sprawl.Relaunch(cfg))
// Retry until outlier_detection deems the cluster
// unhealthy and fails over to peer part1.
expectUID = topology.ServiceID{
Name: u.ID.Name,
Partition: "part1",
}
expectUID.Normalize()
ct.Assert.FortioFetch2FortioName(t, client, u, peerClu.Name, expectUID)
}
fmt.Println("### Failover to dc3 peer target")
cfg = ct.Sprawl.Config()
DisableNode(t, cfg, clu.Name, s.ac6[nodeKey{clu.Datacenter, partition}].serverNode)
// Disable all partitions for peer
for _, part := range peerClu.Partitions {
DisableNode(t, cfg, peerClu.Name, s.ac6[nodeKey{peerClu.Datacenter, part.Name}].serverNode)
}
require.NoError(t, ct.Sprawl.Relaunch(cfg))
// This will retry until outlier_detection deems the cluster
// unhealthy and fails over to dc3.
expectUID = topology.ServiceID{
Name: u.ID.Name,
Partition: "default",
}
expectUID.Normalize()
ct.Assert.FortioFetch2FortioName(t, client, u, "dc3", expectUID)
})
}
}
func clusterPrefix(u *topology.Upstream, dc string) string {
u.ID.Normalize()
switch u.ID.Partition {
case "default":
return fmt.Sprintf("%s.%s.%s.internal", u.ID.Name, u.ID.Namespace, dc)
default:
return fmt.Sprintf("%s.%s.%s.%s.internal-v1", u.ID.Name, u.ID.Namespace, u.ID.Partition, dc)
}
}