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Currently the TestServerlessScaleToZero test will fail at the final step test_serverless_pods_after_scale_to_one_replica. The reason for this failure is because this step immediately retrieves the deployments after the infernce service is edited, not giving enough time for the new deployment to be created. So when the deployments are retrieved only the first 2 will be returned, causing the label check for serving.knative.dev/configurationGeneration=3 to never return true.

To resolve this issue, I have updated the wait_for_inference_deployments_replicas function in the following ways:

  1. Wrapping call to Deployment.Get() with TimeoutSampler. This allows time for deployments to be created. The same ResourceNotUniqueError or ResourceNotFoundError exceptions will be raised if an unexpected number of deployments is returned after timeout, with a bit more detail in the error message.
  2. Using the TimeoutWatch class to distribute the timeout across the sub functions called.
  3. Previously when looping over the deployments returned, if any of the deployments have Raw deployment mode, the wait_for_replicas_in_deployment method would be called, but only the first element from the list of deployments would ever be passed to this function, regardless of which deployment we were currently iterating over in the list. I have updated this to pass the current deployment being iterated over.
  4. Introduced a labels string input parameter that allows for deployments to be filtered on custom labels in addition to the inference service label.
  5. Introduced a deployed boolean input parameter. This allows for deployments that are expected to have 0 replicas to be checked using this method.

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I am using the TimeoutSampler class here and not the retry decorator for the following reasons:

  1. Allow for custom timeout value to be passed rather than hard coding it in the decorator.
  2. Allow for the consistency of timeout by distrubuting the remaining timeout window across any sub functions called using the TimeoutWatch class
  3. Allow for custom top level exceptions to be thrown by this class (ResourceNotUniqueError and ResourceNotFoundError). If a retry decorator is used, the top level exception raised will always be of type TimeoutExpiredError

How Has This Been Tested?

Ran the TestServerlessScaleToZero locally and it is now successful.

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Fix flaky TestServerlessScaleToZero test by waiting for the deployment to be ready after scaling.

Tests:

  • Introduce wait_for_inference_deployments_replicas utility function to poll for expected deployments within a timeout.
  • Update test_serverless_pods_after_scale_to_one_replicawait_for_inference_deployments_replicas` before checking deployment state.

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  • Tests
    • Improved reliability of serverless scaling tests by centralizing deployment waiting and validation logic.
  • Refactor
    • Enhanced deployment waiting utilities with configurable timeouts, flexible label filtering, and improved error handling for deployment readiness checks.
  • Chores
    • Added a new exception for handling unexpected resource counts in API responses.

…ents utility method

Signed-off-by: Brett Thompson <196701379+brettmthompson@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request fixes a flaky test by adding a new helper method to wait for deployments to be created. The existing test logic immediately checked for deployments after an update, which could fail if the deployment wasn't instantly available. The new method uses a timeout sampler to wait for the expected number of deployments matching a specific label selector.

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Add a new helper function to wait for Kubernetes deployments.
  • Implement a wait_for_deployments function that takes client, namespace, expected count, label selector, and timeout as arguments.
  • Use TimeoutSampler within the wait_for_deployments function to poll for deployments until the expected count is reached or the timeout expires.
  • Update the test_serverless_pods_after_scale_to_one_replica test to use the new wait_for_deployments function instead of immediately listing deployments.
  • Remove the manual loop and DeploymentValidationError from the test, relying on the new function's timeout mechanism.
tests/model_serving/model_server/serverless/utils.py
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  • Consider if this wait_for_deployments pattern could be generalized for other resource types to avoid potential future duplication of waiting logic.
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The changes refactor the logic for waiting on inference deployment replicas in both the test and utility code. The test now utilizes a utility function, wait_for_inference_deployment_replicas, instead of manually iterating and validating deployments. The utility function itself is enhanced to support label-based filtering, a configurable deployed state, and dynamic timeout management. Function signatures are updated to reflect these new parameters, and error handling is centralized within the utility. Imports are adjusted accordingly to remove unused components and include the necessary utilities. Additionally, a new exception UnexpectedResourceCountError was introduced, and a client argument name was corrected in another test.

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File(s) Change Summary
tests/model_serving/model_server/serverless/test_scale_to_zero.py Refactored test to use wait_for_inference_deployment_replicas utility function for deployment validation; removed manual iteration, error handling, and related imports; added import for the new utility.
utilities/infra.py Updated imports; refactored wait_for_inference_deployment_replicas to support label filtering, deployed state, dynamic timeouts, and improved error handling; updated function signatures for both wait_for_replicas_in_deployment and wait_for_inference_deployment_replicas to accept new parameters and return types.
tests/model_serving/model_server/serverless/test_zero_initial_scale.py Changed Deployment.get() call parameter from client=admin_client to dyn_client=admin_client without altering logic.
utilities/exceptions.py Added new exception class UnexpectedResourceCountError to represent unexpected number of API resources found.

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    participant Test as Test Case
    participant Utils as utilities/infra.py
    participant K8s as Kubernetes API

    Test->>Utils: wait_for_inference_deployment_replicas(isvc, expected_num_deployments, labels, deployed, timeout)
    Utils->>K8s: Query deployments with label selector
    K8s-->>Utils: Return list of deployments
    Utils->>Utils: Check if expected number of deployments found
    Utils->>K8s: Wait for replicas in each deployment (with timeout)
    K8s-->>Utils: Deployment status
    Utils-->>Test: Return deployments or raise error
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55-58: Good improvements to imports for enhanced error handling and timeout management.

The addition of UnexpectedResourceCountError, TimeoutWatch, and DEFAULT_CLUSTER_RETRY_EXCEPTIONS properly sets up the dependencies for the refactored implementation.


155-155: Well-done making the timeout configurable!

Replacing the hardcoded timeout with a parameter makes this function more flexible and allows callers to adjust timeout values as needed, especially when called from the updated wait_for_inference_deployment_replicas function.

Also applies to: 162-162, 172-172


191-192: Good addition of flexible parameters.

The new labels and deployed parameters offer increased flexibility:

  • labels allows filtering deployments beyond the inference service selector
  • deployed parameter allows checking for deployments expected to have zero replicas

The parameter documentation clearly explains their purpose and expected format.

Also applies to: 203-205


210-215: Improved exception documentation.

The updated exception documentation accurately reflects the actual exceptions that can be thrown, making the function's error handling behavior clearer to callers.


216-246: Robust timeout and error handling implementation.

The implementation now:

  1. Uses TimeoutWatch to distribute timeout across multiple operations
  2. Properly wraps deployment retrieval with TimeoutSampler and retry logic
  3. Raises detailed UnexpectedResourceCountError when expected deployments aren't found

This is a significant improvement over the previous implementation, addressing the issue described in the PR objectives.


249-265: Fixed iteration over deployments with proper error handling.

The code now correctly:

  1. Iterates through each deployment in the list
  2. Checks if each deployment exists before attempting to wait for replicas
  3. Passes the current deployment to wait_for_replicas_in_deployment instead of always the first one
  4. Raises appropriate errors when deployments no longer exist

This fixes the core issue mentioned in the PR description where the test was failing because it wasn't correctly waiting for deployments.


221-223: Effective label selector handling.

The code properly combines the inference service label selector with any additional custom labels provided by the caller. This implementation correctly addresses the previous discussion in the code review comments and maintains the necessary filtering behavior.


227-227: Correct use of timeout_watcher.remaining_time().

Using timeout_watcher.remaining_time() here is appropriate as it helps distribute the timeout across multiple operations in the function, even though the value might be the same as the original timeout at this point. This approach is consistent with how timeouts are handled throughout the function.


235-235: Appropriate use of list casting.

Converting the generator to a list is necessary to enable the use of len() and other list operations. Since the number of deployments is expected to be small, this doesn't present any performance concerns.


241-246: Well-implemented custom error handling.

The custom error handling for unexpected deployment counts is clear and informative. Using UnexpectedResourceCountError provides more specific information than the previously used errors, which aids in troubleshooting.


263-266: Properly handling non-existent deployments.

The code now correctly raises ResourceNotFoundError if a deployment is found to no longer exist, addressing the previous review comment about this issue.


267-267: Useful return value.

Returning the list of deployments provides valuable information to callers, allowing them to use the retrieved deployments for further operations without having to fetch them again.

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188-191: Typo & clarification in doc-string

labels (str): Comma seperated list …

  • Spelling: separated
  • The expected format is actually a Kubernetes selector string that is appended to the auto-generated ISVC selector. Consider wording it as:

labels (str): Additional label selector(s) (comma-separated list of key=value).

This avoids confusion about whether spaces are allowed.


213-225: Early break condition may starve retry logic

The loop breaks only when len(deployment_list) == expected_num_deployments.
If the cluster overshoots (e.g. 2 deployments while you expect 1), the sampler keeps running until timeout even though we already know the state is invalid. This wastes the remaining timeout budget and may hide the real issue (e.g. extra rollout).

Consider short-circuiting both over- and under-shoot cases:

-            if len(deployment_list) == expected_num_deployments:
-                break
+            current = len(deployment_list)
+            if current == expected_num_deployments:
+                break
+            if current > expected_num_deployments:
+                raise ResourceNotUniqueError(
+                    f"Too many predictor deployments found in namespace {ns}. "
+                    f"Expected {expected_num_deployments}, found {current}"
+                )

That will fail fast instead of idling for the whole timeout.


232-238: Propagate ResourceNotUniqueError / ResourceNotFoundError as root cause

TimeoutExpiredError is re-raised when e.last_exp is not None, losing the higher-level context (missing/extra deployments).
It would be clearer to wrap the original exception:

except TimeoutExpiredError as e:
    raise TimeoutExpiredError(
        f"Timed out waiting for {expected_num_deployments} deployment(s) "
        f"in namespace {ns} (last error: {e.last_exp})"
    ) from e

Callers then only need to handle one exception type and still receive the detailed root cause.

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141-149: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Make new timeout arg backward-compatible & update call-sites

wait_for_replicas_in_deployment() now takes a timeout parameter, but every existing caller outside this file still passes only the previous two positional arguments. Unless you audited the whole repository, those calls will raise
TypeError: wait_for_replicas_in_deployment() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given.

If you want the new arg to be optional without touching all callers immediately, keep the new parameter keyword-only:

-def wait_for_replicas_in_deployment(deployment: Deployment, replicas: int, timeout: int = Timeout.TIMEOUT_2MIN) -> None:
+def wait_for_replicas_in_deployment(
+    deployment: Deployment,
+    replicas: int,
+    *,
+    timeout: int = Timeout.TIMEOUT_2MIN,
+) -> None:

That way legacy positional invocations continue to work while new code can override the timeout when needed.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

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@brettmthompson I am good with the PR, can you please see if you can get https://github.com/opendatahub-io/opendatahub-tests/pull/269/files#r2080184023 resolved. Either way, I will not be holding it for this one.

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sheltoncyril referenced this pull request in sheltoncyril/opendatahub-tests Jun 3, 2025
* fixing TestServerlessScaleToZero test and adding new wait_for_deployments utility method

Signed-off-by: Brett Thompson <196701379+brettmthompson@users.noreply.github.com>

* removing wait_for_deployments func and reworking wait_for_inference_deployment_replicas func to handle the same bug

Signed-off-by: Brett Thompson <196701379+brettmthompson@users.noreply.github.com>

* adding new UnexpectedResourceCountError and now using dyn_client input param for Deployment.Get() calls

Signed-off-by: Brett Thompson <196701379+brettmthompson@users.noreply.github.com>

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Signed-off-by: Brett Thompson <196701379+brettmthompson@users.noreply.github.com>
adolfo-ab pushed a commit to adolfo-ab/opendatahub-tests that referenced this pull request Jun 11, 2025
* fixing TestServerlessScaleToZero test and adding new wait_for_deployments utility method

Signed-off-by: Brett Thompson <196701379+brettmthompson@users.noreply.github.com>

* removing wait_for_deployments func and reworking wait_for_inference_deployment_replicas func to handle the same bug

Signed-off-by: Brett Thompson <196701379+brettmthompson@users.noreply.github.com>

* adding new UnexpectedResourceCountError and now using dyn_client input param for Deployment.Get() calls

Signed-off-by: Brett Thompson <196701379+brettmthompson@users.noreply.github.com>

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