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[octavia-ingress-controller] Possible lost update race conditions in adding and removing SGs #2630

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stephenfin opened this issue Aug 19, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #2631
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Is this a BUG REPORT or FEATURE REQUEST?:

/kind feature

(it's a feature'y bug 😄)

What happened:

Neutron doesn't provide a way to add or remove port security groups individually. Instead, you indicate the total set of SGs that should be on the port, meaning to add an SG you must fetch the existing SGs, append the new SG to this set, and then apply this updated set. This opens us up to a TOCTOU race: if a security group is added or removed in the interim, we will lose that update. @dulek has noted this in places.

What you expected to happen:

Per @dulek's notes, we should make use of neutron's revision-if-match shim extension to set a revision ID.

How to reproduce it:

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master

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