HYPERFLEET-1410 - feat: expose operator metrics, health probes, and ServiceMonitor

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Makes the operator observable in the same way as the other HyperFleet components, following the HyperFleet metrics
and health-endpoints standards.

What & why

The team needs reconcile latency, error rate, and operand readiness to operate the operator in production and to debug future rollout phases. This adds reconcile-loop metrics, health/readiness probes, and a ServiceMonitor.

Acceptance criteria

AC	Status
Metrics: reconcile duration, reconcile errors by reason, operand readiness, operand rollout count by trigger, applied config hash	✅
Health & readiness probes implemented and used in the operator's Deployment	✅
ServiceMonitor included in the operator's packaging	✅
Metrics endpoint verified reachable in a local/kind test	✅ (see e2e run below)

Dashboards and alerting are intentionally out of scope per the ticket.

Metrics

Custom collectors register into controller-runtime's registry and are served on the same :9090 plain-HTTP /metrics endpoint as the built-in controller_runtime_* metrics — no second server. All series carry the standard component/version const labels; counters end in _total, durations are histograms in _seconds.

• hyperfleet_operator_reconcile_duration_seconds (histogram)
• hyperfleet_operator_reconcile_errors_total{reason} — get/render/apply
• hyperfleet_operator_operand_ready{operand}
• hyperfleet_operator_operand_rollouts_total{operand,trigger} — create/image/config
• hyperfleet_operator_applied_config_info{hash} — single-series info metric
• hyperfleet_operator_build_info, hyperfleet_operator_up — per the standard

Health / probes

• Liveness /healthz and readiness /readyz on :8080, wired into the manager
  Deployment with the standard probe timings and terminationGracePeriodSeconds.
• Metrics defaults switched to :9090 plain HTTP; dropped the scaffold's :8443
  HTTPS metrics patch and its RBAC. Network-policy metrics port updated 8443 → 9090.

Packaging

• ServiceMonitor ships in the OLM bundle (config/prometheus wired via config/manifests), kept out of config/default so make deploy/kind do not require the Prometheus Operator CRDs.

Docs

• README "Observability endpoints" quick reference + docs/metrics.md metric catalogue.

Testing

make test (unit + envtest): ✅

• internal/controller 70.1% · internal/metrics 83.3% · internal/component/api 86.7%

make lint: ✅ 0 issues

e2e on kind (KIND_CLUSTER=hyperfleet-operator-test-e2e go test ./test/e2e/ -v -ginkgo.v -timeout 30m): ✅

 Ran 2 of 2 Specs in 105.961 seconds
SUCCESS! -- 2 Passed | 0 Failed | 0 Pending | 0 Skipped
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• New Features

  • Added Prometheus metrics for reconciliation, rollouts, readiness, applied configuration, and build information.
  • Exposed metrics over HTTP on port 9090 and health probes on port 8080.
  • Added conditional Prometheus ServiceMonitor integration when supported.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced health and readiness probe configuration.
  • Restricted Secret monitoring to the operator namespace.
  • Updated end-to-end coverage for the metrics endpoint.

• Documentation

  • Added comprehensive observability and metrics documentation, including configuration and compatibility details.

Walkthrough

The operator now serves plain-HTTP metrics on port 9090 and health probes on port 8080. Reconciliation records duration, errors, configuration hashes, operand readiness, and rollout triggers. The operator conditionally creates a ServiceMonitor when the Prometheus Operator API is available. Manifests, RBAC, documentation, dependencies, and tests were updated.

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

Merge Risk:⚪ Minimal · up to 4e825

The PR adds operator metrics, health probes, and ServiceMonitor packaging, with the supplied checks passing and no actionable merge-blocking risk remaining beyond normal review.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
participant HyperFleetConfigReconciler
participant OperandDeployments
participant MetricsRegistry
participant Prometheus
HyperFleetConfigReconciler->>OperandDeployments: render and apply operand configuration
OperandDeployments-->>HyperFleetConfigReconciler: return rollout and readiness state
HyperFleetConfigReconciler->>MetricsRegistry: record reconciliation and operand metrics
Prometheus->>MetricsRegistry: scrape /metrics on port 9090

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❌ Failed checks (1 warning)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 75.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 28 functions across 10 files.	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

✅ Passed checks (10 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the main changes: operator metrics, health probes, and ServiceMonitor support.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description directly covers the observability metrics, probes, ServiceMonitor behavior, documentation, packaging, and tests in the changeset.
Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Sec-02: Secrets In Log Output	✅ Passed	No changed production log statement includes a token, password, credential, or secret field or interpolation. The added logs contain deployment/component/error, ServiceMonitor name/namespace, or fixed…
No Hardcoded Secrets	✅ Passed	No hardcoded secret was introduced. The PR diff contains no API key, token, password, private key, credential URL, or secret-named variable assigned a string literal. No added configuration line conta…
No Weak Cryptography	✅ Passed	No banned cryptography was introduced. The only new cryptographic API is crypto/sha256 in internal/controller/observability.go, used for non-security configuration and pod-template digests. The ex…
No Injection Vectors	✅ Passed	PASS. The PR adds no SQL query construction, database API usage, or fmt.Sprintf query. It adds no exec.Command or exec.CommandContext in production code. The command executions in test/e2e are…
No Privileged Containers	✅ Passed	PASS. The PR adds no privileged: true, hostPID, hostNetwork, hostIPC, SYS_ADMIN, allowPrivilegeEscalation: true, or runAsUser: 0 setting. The changed manager Deployment retains `runAsNon…
No Pii Or Sensitive Data In Logs	✅ Passed	No changed logging statement exposes the data types in scope. The new logs record static ServiceMonitor identifiers, the operator namespace, component/deployment names, and Kubernetes client errors. T…

Full details: Sec-02: Secrets In Log Output

Explanation

No changed production log statement includes a token, password, credential, or secret field or interpolation. The added logs contain deployment/component/error, ServiceMonitor name/namespace, or fixed messages. Sensitive terms in the diff occur only in comments or non-log configuration. This does not meet CWE-532.

Full details: No Hardcoded Secrets

Explanation

No hardcoded secret was introduced. The PR diff contains no API key, token, password, private key, credential URL, or secret-named variable assigned a string literal. No added configuration line contains a base64 string longer than 32 characters. The detected metric examples use documentation placeholders such as abc1234 and 9f2a1c4b7d3e, which are excluded by the check. No CWE-798 or CWE-321 finding applies.

Full details: No Weak Cryptography

Explanation

No banned cryptography was introduced. The only new cryptographic API is crypto/sha256 in internal/controller/observability.go, used for non-security configuration and pod-template digests. The existing rollout SHA-256 usage predates this pull request. Searches found no crypto/md5, crypto/des, crypto/rc4, SHA-1, ECB mode, custom cipher implementation, or secret/token/HMAC comparison. The new comparisons cover deployment metadata and container images. No CWE/CVE applies.

Full details: No Injection Vectors

Explanation

PASS. The PR adds no SQL query construction, database API usage, or fmt.Sprintf query. It adds no exec.Command or exec.CommandContext in production code. The command executions in test/e2e are test-only and are excluded by the check. No template.HTML wrapping or YAML unmarshal/decode appears in changed production code. The runtime ServiceMonitor uses fixed API group/version, labels, paths, and HTTP settings, with only the configured Kubernetes namespace passed to object construction. No CWE-89, CWE-78, CWE-79, or CWE-502 injection vector was introduced.

Full details: No Privileged Containers

Explanation

PASS. The PR adds no privileged: true, hostPID, hostNetwork, hostIPC, SYS_ADMIN, allowPrivilegeEscalation: true, or runAsUser: 0 setting. The changed manager Deployment retains runAsNonRoot: true, allowPrivilegeEscalation: false, and drops all capabilities. Dockerfile is unchanged; its root user applies only to the builder stage, while the runtime stage uses UID 65532. No CWE-250 condition is introduced.

Full details: No Pii Or Sensitive Data In Logs

Explanation

No changed logging statement exposes the data types in scope. The new logs record static ServiceMonitor identifiers, the operator namespace, component/deployment names, and Kubernetes client errors. They do not log email addresses, SSNs, card data, session IDs, request/response bodies, or credentials. The existing certificate-path, image, and other log sites were present on origin/main. The e2e change removes bearer-token generation and authentication rather than adding sensitive logging.

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In `@config/manifests/kustomization.yaml`:
- Line 12: Update the kustomization configuration to avoid unconditionally
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134-136: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Count every failed reconciliation stage.

The error paths at Lines 135, 146, and 155 return before calling metrics.IncReconcileError. The comment at Lines 115-116 promises an error rate for the failed stage. Discovery, Secret-read, and component-resolution failures are therefore absent from hyperfleet_operator_reconcile_errors_total.

Call metrics.IncReconcileError with stable stage labels before each return.

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Wrap the controller setup error.

Complete(r) can return a startup error. Return it with controller context to meet ERR-04 and preserve the cause.

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SSRF (CWE-918): Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)

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Block shared and reserved destination ranges.

isDisallowedDiscoveryTarget does not block CGNAT addresses such as 100.64.0.0/10; Go’s net.IP.IsPrivate only covers RFC 1918 and RFC 4193. If cluster routes reach that range, a CR editor can still use DNS to direct discovery to an internal service. Reject CGNAT and other non-public or reserved ranges in blockDiscoveryDial, or use an explicit public-destination allowlist.

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[ciaranRoche]

Left a couple inline comments,

One thing, the runtime service monitor approach makes sense for clusters where the Prom CRD is optional, however the generated OLM bundle needs to be updates, it still exposes metrics on 8443 and does not include the service monitor RBAC. So we would need to regen the bundle with the updated deployment, 9090 metrics service and namespaces service monitor permissions.

[ciaranRoche]

Is this correct, if the apply fails the rollout has been recorded? Is this what we want?

[ldornele]

Fixed! The counter now only increments after apply.Objects succeeds (split into detectRollouts / commitRollouts)

[ciaranRoche]

I am wondering about this 🤔 as it is only catching the spec, but we have secrets and configs which a change to will trigger a real operand change, while the exposed hash will stay the same.

[ldornele]

Fixed — hashConfig now also covers each component's rendered config + referenced-Secret versions, not just spec.

[kuudori]

should Bootstrapper only be registered when metricsAddr != "0", or should it receive an explicit flag?
controller-runtime skips creating its metrics server when metrics are disabled, but the Bootstrapper is still registered.

[ldornele]

Fixed by gating the Bootstrapper registration on metricsAddr != "0" instead of adding a new flag — reuses the existing toggle so it can't drift out of sync.

[kuudori]

there are no -X values injected in Dockerfile.

[ldornele]

Good catch — fixed. Dockerfile now takes APP_VERSION/GIT_SHA build args and injects them via -ldflags -X; Makefile supplies them locally.

Setting .tekton/*.yaml for real builds is out of scope here — opening a follow-up story for that, since it needs its own pipeline review. Makes sense?

[kuudori]

SetOperandReady is only called when the Deployment can be read. If it is deleted, the previous value can remain 1. Is that intentional?

[ldornele]

Fixed: recordReadiness now sets the gauge to false on IsNotFound instead of leaving it stale. Also renamed the log key "component" → "operand" to match the metrics label and avoid clashing with the logging standard's reserved field. Added test coverage.

[kuudori]

shouldn’t this compare the current image with the desired image? if someone changes the image, this only compares the previous annotation with the desired state.

[ldornele]

Fixed: detection now compares hashPodTemplate(live) (actual live state) against the desired hash, instead of the prev annotation, which only reflects what the operator itself last applied and misses out-of-band drift (kubectl edit, HPA, mutating webhook). prev != "" still guards against a false positive on the first reconcile after upgrade. Added TestDetectRolloutsCatchesOutOfBandDrift covering this.

[kuudori]

even with --metrics-secure=true, the ServiceMonitor still uses scheme: http. was that intentional?

[ldornele]

Not intentional — real gap. --metrics-secure=true switches to HTTPS+authn/authz, but both ServiceMonitors (static and runtime-created) hardcode scheme: http. Documented the limitation for now rather than building full dynamic TLS support; opening a follow-up story to address it properly.