fix(rest): expose Core rack and tray identifiers - #5658
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Signed-off-by: Kun Zhao <kunzhao@nvidia.com>
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WalkthroughThe REST and Flow APIs now use Core rack and component identifiers. Flow UUIDs remain internal. Rack and component lookup, task filters, operation targets, models, tests, and OpenAPI documentation now use external identifiers. ChangesCore identifier migration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change makes Core identifiers canonical at the REST boundary, but the current implementation can still drop Core rack and component identifiers during internal conversion, leaving persisted racks or round-tripped data unresolvable through the new API contract. Those correctness issues should be fixed before merge, and the breaking identifier migration requires coordinated rollout across clients and services. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RESTClient
participant RESTHandler
participant FlowServerImpl
participant InventoryStore
RESTClient->>RESTHandler: provide Core rack or component identifier
RESTHandler->>FlowServerImpl: send external-ID request
FlowServerImpl->>InventoryStore: resolve rack, component, or BMC MAC
InventoryStore-->>FlowServerImpl: return internal record and Core identifier
FlowServerImpl-->>RESTHandler: return Flow response
RESTHandler-->>RESTClient: serialize REST response
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| Identifier: &flowv1.ComponentTarget_External{ | ||
| External: &flowv1.ExternalRef{Id: id}, | ||
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Include a component type in external tray targets
When an id filter is provided, this constructs an ExternalRef with the ID but leaves its type at COMPONENT_TYPE_UNKNOWN. Flow passes every operation target through ComponentTargetFrom, which rejects unknown external component types, so tray validation, power, and firmware operations using the newly advertised Core IDs fail before inventory resolution; the same type-less shape is used by the single-tray and slot-resolved handlers. Either resolve the ID to a typed target first or add an untyped, ambiguity-checked Core-ID target form.
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Before we move forward with the review:
- Are the Rack IDs coming from RMS? Then there's no reason to highlight them as Core ID. It should be considered the unique identifier used across all of NICo. In descriptions we should say
Unique identifier for Rack within NICo - Are these Rack/Component IDs string names?
idandcomponentIdseems confusing. Can we remove one of them?- We don't want gRPC details leaking in REST e.g.
core.rack.rack_id
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In `@rest-api/flow/internal/converter/protobuf/converter.go`:
- Line 645: Update ComponentFrom and RackFrom to restore
Component.RackExternalID from RackExternalId and Rack.ExternalID from RackId
during protobuf-to-domain conversion, preserving identifiers through round
trips. Add a test covering protobuf-to-domain-to-protobuf conversion for both
rack identifiers.
In `@rest-api/flow/proto/v1/flow.proto`:
- Line 283: Update protobuf.RackFrom to assign r.GetRackId() to
rack.Rack.ExternalID during inbound conversion, ensuring the Core rack ID is
preserved for dao.RackTo persistence and subsequent external-ID lookups.
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| PowerState: c.PowerState, | ||
| Status: ComponentOperationStatusTo(c.Status), | ||
| LeakStatus: LeakStatusTo(c.LeakStatus), | ||
| RackExternalId: c.RackExternalID, |
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Preserve rack identifiers in inverse conversions.
ComponentFrom does not restore Component.RackExternalID, and RackFrom does not restore Rack.ExternalID from RackId. A protobuf-to-domain-to-protobuf conversion can clear both identifiers. Add both assignments and a round-trip test.
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In `@rest-api/flow/internal/converter/protobuf/converter.go` at line 645, Update
ComponentFrom and RackFrom to restore Component.RackExternalID from
RackExternalId and Rack.ExternalID from RackId during protobuf-to-domain
conversion, preserving identifiers through round trips. Add a test covering
protobuf-to-domain-to-protobuf conversion for both rack identifiers.
| repeated Component components = 3; | ||
| repeated UUID nvl_domain_ids = 4; // NVLink Domains containing this rack; empty when unassigned | ||
| TaskStats task_stats = 5; // All active Tasks on this rack, including component-scoped Tasks. | ||
| string rack_id = 6; // Core rack.rack_id; never the Flow rack-table UUID. |
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Propagate rack_id in the inbound protobuf conversion.
protobuf.RackFrom in rest-api/flow/internal/converter/protobuf/converter.go:239-271 does not assign r.GetRackId() to rack.Rack.ExternalID. A write request that contains a Core rack ID loses that ID before dao.RackTo persists the rack. Later external-ID lookups cannot resolve that rack.
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result := &rack.Rack{
Info: DeviceInfoFrom(r.GetInfo()),
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In `@rest-api/flow/proto/v1/flow.proto` at line 283, Update protobuf.RackFrom to
assign r.GetRackId() to rack.Rack.ExternalID during inbound conversion, ensuring
the Core rack ID is preserved for dao.RackTo persistence and subsequent
external-ID lookups.
Signed-off-by: Kun Zhao <kunzhao@nvidia.com>
Signed-off-by: Kun Zhao <kunzhao@nvidia.com>
REST currently exposes Flow's internal rack and component table UUIDs as public rack and tray identifiers. That leaks persistence details and makes the REST contract inconsistent with Core.
This change makes Core identifiers canonical at the REST boundary:
core.rack.rack_idcore.machine.idcore.switch.idGET /tray/{id}accepts either a Core component ID or the component BMC MAC addressFlow now resolves these external identifiers internally for inventory and task operations, while its table UUIDs remain implementation details. Existing lookup RPCs and request fields are reused: Core identifiers are resolved first, then legacy Flow UUIDs are accepted as a compatibility fallback. The REST models, handlers, OpenAPI specification, generated SDK, and published documentation use the same contract. The existing
componentIdresponse field remains as a compatibility alias and always equalsid.Component external IDs are unique only within a component type. An untyped lookup that matches more than one component returns an ambiguity error instead of selecting one; clients can use the component BMC MAC address to resolve that case.
Related issues
Closes #5380
Type of Change
Breaking Changes
Rack and tray identifiers are no longer Flow UUIDs. Clients that persist or validate these identifiers as UUIDs must use the corresponding Core IDs instead. Tray lookup also accepts a component BMC MAC address. The OpenAPI breaking check reports the expected removal of the UUID format from the affected public fields.
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Additional Notes
The Flow protobuf changes add only the Core identifier fields needed in responses. Rack and component lookups, task filters, and operation targets reuse their existing RPCs and request fields.