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fix(deploy): honor --central-wait/--secured-cluster-wait instead of 30m cap - #277

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Problem

runDeploy wraps the entire deploy in a hardcoded 30-minute context:

ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 30*time.Minute)

That ctx is threaded into d.Deploy(ctx, ...), and the per-component readiness
waits derive their own context from it in waitForComponentReady:

waitCtx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(ctx, waitCfg.Timeout+padding)

Because context.WithTimeout uses the earlier of the two deadlines, any configured
--central-wait / --secured-cluster-wait greater than 30m is silently clamped to
30m. roxie logs Waiting for Central to become ready (timeout: 1h10m0s)... but
aborts at 30m with failed waiting for Central: timeout reached.

The 30m context predates the wait flags (added in #100); that PR wired the flags to
per-component DeployTimeout but never updated the parent context.

Observed in StackRox ocp-*-nongroovy-e2e-tests: the Scanner V4 matcher's initial
vulnerability-store load under the ci resource profile (single CPU) takes ~30m, and
--central-wait=70m was ignored, so the deploy failed by seconds.

Note: this PR increases the timeout of a basic roxie deploy with no custom timeout options from 30m to 50m.

Fix

Derive the deploy context timeout from the configured DeployTimeouts of the
components actually being deployed, plus a margin:

  • Summed (not max), because Central and SecuredCluster readiness waits run
    sequentially under the same context.
  • Falls back to the default when unset. DeployTimeout is always defaulted (20m per
    component via DefaultConfig), so no-flag deploys still get a sane ceiling.
  • Cluster-config retrieval, which runs before the full config is assembled, gets its
    own short (10m) context.

Testing

  • go build ./..., go vet ./cmd/..., go test ./cmd/... pass locally.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved deployment timeout handling by separating cluster configuration retrieval from deployment execution.
    • Deployment operations now allow time for both Central and SecuredCluster components, with an additional safety margin.
    • Deployments using operator-only or nonpositive timeout settings now fall back to the default Central timeout.

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Deployment now retrieves cluster configuration with a separate 10-minute context. It then creates a deployment context using selected Central and SecuredCluster timeout values, a 10-minute margin, and a Central fallback when no positive timeout applies.

Changes

Deployment timeout handling

Layer / File(s) Summary
Component timeout calculation
cmd/deploy.go, cmd/deploy_test.go
computeDeployContextTimeout sums selected component timeouts, adds a 10-minute margin, and falls back to the default Central timeout. Tests cover combined, individual, and operator-only selections.
Deployment context wiring
cmd/deploy.go, cmd/deploy_test.go
Cluster-config retrieval uses an independent 10-minute setup context. Deployment context creation occurs after configuration assembly and uses the calculated timeout.

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Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 051fa

The deploy now honors configured component wait durations instead of enforcing a fixed 30-minute cap; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.

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In `@cmd/deploy.go`:
- Around line 262-264: Normalize each component’s zero DeployTimeout to its
corresponding default in assembleConfigForCommand before calculating the
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Preserve explicitly configured positive timeouts, and add tests covering one
component timeout at zero and both component timeouts at zero.
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…0m cap

runDeploy wrapped the entire deploy in a hardcoded 30-minute context and threaded
it through d.Deploy, whose per-component readiness waits derive their own context
from it (waitForComponentReady: context.WithTimeout(ctx, waitCfg.Timeout+padding)).
Since context.WithTimeout takes the earlier deadline, any configured --central-wait
/ --secured-cluster-wait above 30m was silently clamped to 30m: roxie logged
"timeout: 1h10m0s" yet aborted at 30m with "failed waiting for Central: timeout
reached". The 30m context predates the wait flags (added in #100), which never
updated it.

Derive the deploy context timeout from the configured DeployTimeouts of the
components being deployed (summed, since Central and SecuredCluster waits run
sequentially) plus a margin, falling back to the default when unset. Cluster-config
retrieval, which runs before the config is assembled, gets its own short context.

This unblocks e.g. slow Scanner V4 matcher vuln-store loads under the ci resource
profile, where waits of ~70m are required.

Partially generated by AI (Claude Code).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes Applied Successfully

Fixed 16 file(s) based on 1 failed pre-merge check.

Files modified:

  • internal/component/component.go
  • internal/containerrt/containerrt.go
  • internal/deployer/config.go
  • internal/deployer/deployer.go
  • internal/deployer/local_images_custom.go
  • internal/env/env.go
  • internal/haproxy/config.go
  • internal/helm/helm.go
  • internal/helpers/helpers.go
  • internal/helpers/random.go
  • internal/helpers/tag.go
  • internal/manifest/manifest.go
  • internal/paths/paths.go
  • internal/types/cluster_type.go
  • internal/types/exposure.go
  • internal/types/resources.go

Commit: 35e1921ff755f251ec57801ee1d3bbc82cf4304b

The changes have been pushed to the porridge/deploy-honor-central-wait branch.

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… OCP

Prerelease build of stackrox/roxie#277 (deploy honors --central-wait). Validates
that OCP nongroovy 4.12/4.22 clear the deploy now that roxie waits the full
70m for the Scanner V4 matcher vuln load instead of the old hardcoded 30m cap.
Revert to a released ROXIE_VERSION before merge.

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LGTM.

The description could mention that this PR increases the timeout of a basic roxie deploy with no custom timeout options from 30m to 50m.

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porridge added a commit to stackrox/stackrox that referenced this pull request Sep 2, 2026
roxie 0.4.10 makes `roxie deploy` honor --central-wait/--secured-cluster-wait
instead of a hardcoded 30m cap (stackrox/roxie#277). The OCP nongroovy jobs need
this so the deploy waits for the Scanner V4 matcher's vulnerability-store load
(~30-40m under the ci resource profile) instead of timing out. Validated on this
branch against the v0.4.10-test1 prerelease: gke + all three OCP variants green.

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