#!/usr/bin/env bash # Keeps one CI VM (pve-ci, incus-ci, ...) as a single-use GitHub runner host. # Runs on the hypervisor (prox1), which PR code never touches. # # Every cycle: # 1. roll the VM back to its clean snapshot and boot it; # 2. register a just-in-time runner on it (generate-jitconfig) for the # host's repository. Such a runner takes exactly one job and is deleted # by GitHub afterwards, so its credentials are worthless once that job # is over; # 3. (with several repositories in REPOS: as soon as one runner is busy, # delete the others that are still idle, so no second job starts on a # host that is about to be reset); # 4. once every runner of this cycle is gone, start over at 1. # # PR code runs as root on the VM, so nothing the VM says is trusted: when a # job is over is read from GitHub's API, never from the VM. # # Config: /etc/ci-controller/.conf (or the environment), see below. # Usage: ci-vm-controller.sh run forever (the systemd unit) # ONE_CYCLE=1 ci-vm-controller.sh one job, then stop (testing) set -euo pipefail VMID=${1:?usage: ci-vm-controller.sh } CONF=${CONF:-/etc/ci-controller/$VMID.conf} # shellcheck source=/dev/null [[ -f "$CONF" ]] && . "$CONF" : "${VM_IP:?VM_IP}" # address of the CI VM : "${HOST_NAME:?HOST_NAME}" # runner name prefix, e.g. pve-ci : "${LABEL:?LABEL}" # proxmox-test or incus-test # One repository per host. Several would each have a runner waiting on the # VM, and a job of one could read the idle runner's JIT config of the other # and use it elsewhere before it is withdrawn: one repository's PR code # faking the other's results. (Several are fine within one trust domain.) : "${REPOS:?REPOS, e.g. community-scripts/DevScripts}" EXTRA_LABELS=${EXTRA_LABELS:-} # space-separated, e.g. for a test SNAPSHOT=${SNAPSHOT:-clean} TOKEN_CMD=${TOKEN_CMD:-/usr/local/sbin/ci-gh-token} # prints a token with repo Administration: write PVE=${PVE:-} # prefix for qm, e.g. "ssh root@prox1" when not run on it GUEST_SSH=${GUEST_SSH:-"ssh -o BatchMode=yes -o ConnectTimeout=5 -o StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new root@$VM_IP"} POLL=${POLL:-20} MAX_BUSY_MIN=${MAX_BUSY_MIN:-180} # the test job's own limit is 90 MAX_IDLE_MIN=${MAX_IDLE_MIN:-720} # recycle an idle host twice a day ONE_CYCLE=${ONE_CYCLE:-} log() { echo "[$(date -u +%FT%TZ)] vm $VMID: $*"; } qm() { if [[ -n "$PVE" ]]; then $PVE qm "$@"; else command qm "$@"; fi; } # Not in a subshell, so the status and the cached token survive the call: # api METHOD PATH [JSON] -> body in $API_BODY, HTTP status in $API_STATUS. API_FILE=$(mktemp) trap 'rm -f "$API_FILE"' EXIT TOKEN="" TOKEN_AT=0 api() { local method=$1 path=$2 data=${3:-} # Cached for 30 minutes (an App installation token lives 60). if [[ -z "$TOKEN" || $(($(date +%s) - TOKEN_AT)) -gt 1800 ]]; then TOKEN=$($TOKEN_CMD) || { log "no GitHub token"; API_STATUS=000 API_BODY=""; return 1; } TOKEN_AT=$(date +%s) fi API_STATUS=$(curl -sS -o "$API_FILE" -w '%{http_code}' -X "$method" \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" -H 'Accept: application/vnd.github+json' \ -H 'X-GitHub-Api-Version: 2022-11-28' ${data:+-d "$data"} "https://api.github.com$path") || API_STATUS=000 API_BODY=$(<"$API_FILE") [[ "$API_STATUS" != 000 ]] } reset_vm() { log "rolling back to '$SNAPSHOT'" [[ "$(qm status "$VMID")" == *running* ]] && qm stop "$VMID" --timeout 60 >/dev/null qm rollback "$VMID" "$SNAPSHOT" >/dev/null qm start "$VMID" >/dev/null local i for i in $(seq 1 60); do $GUEST_SSH true 2>/dev/null && { log "booted"; return 0; } sleep 5 done log "no SSH after 5 minutes" return 1 } # Parallel arrays: one entry per runner registered in this cycle. R_REPO=() R_ID=() R_GONE=() register() { # register local repo=$1 name dir labels body cfg id name="$HOST_NAME-${repo#*/}-$(date +%s)" dir=/opt/actions-runner/${repo#*/} labels=$(printf '%s\n' "$LABEL" $EXTRA_LABELS | jq -R . | jq -sc .) api POST "/repos/$repo/actions/runners/generate-jitconfig" \ "$(jq -nc --arg n "$name" --argjson l "$labels" '{name: $n, runner_group_id: 1, labels: $l, work_folder: "_work"}')" || return 1 body=$API_BODY [[ "$API_STATUS" == 201 ]] || { log "$repo: generate-jitconfig failed ($API_STATUS): $(jq -r .message <<<"$body" 2>/dev/null)"; return 1; } id=$(jq -r .runner.id <<<"$body") cfg=$(jq -r .encoded_jit_config <<<"$body") # The config goes in through stdin, not the command line. if ! $GUEST_SSH "umask 077; cat >/run/ci-jit-${repo#*/} && systemd-run --quiet --collect --unit=ci-jit-${repo#*/} \ -p WorkingDirectory=$dir -E RUNNER_ALLOW_RUNASROOT=1 \ /bin/sh -c 'cfg=\$(cat /run/ci-jit-${repo#*/}); rm -f /run/ci-jit-${repo#*/}; exec ./run.sh --jitconfig \"\$cfg\"'" <<<"$cfg"; then log "$repo: could not start the runner on the VM" api DELETE "/repos/$repo/actions/runners/$id" >/dev/null || true return 1 fi R_REPO+=("$repo") R_ID+=("$id") R_GONE+=(0) log "$repo: runner $name (id $id) started" } drop() { # drop : delete an idle runner; GitHub refuses a busy one local i=$1 api DELETE "/repos/${R_REPO[$i]}/actions/runners/${R_ID[$i]}" >/dev/null || return 1 if [[ "$API_STATUS" == 204 || "$API_STATUS" == 404 ]]; then R_GONE[$i]=1; return 0; fi return 1 } watch_cycle() { local start busy_since="" i body status busy any_busy left offline_since="" start=$(date +%s) while :; do sleep "$POLL" any_busy=0 left=0 offline=0 for i in "${!R_ID[@]}"; do [[ "${R_GONE[$i]}" == 1 ]] && continue api GET "/repos/${R_REPO[$i]}/actions/runners/${R_ID[$i]}" || { left=1; continue; } body=$API_BODY if [[ "$API_STATUS" == 404 ]]; then R_GONE[$i]=1 log "${R_REPO[$i]}: runner ${R_ID[$i]} is gone (job done or removed)" continue fi left=1 busy=$(jq -r .busy <<<"$body"); status=$(jq -r .status <<<"$body") [[ "$busy" == true ]] && any_busy=1 [[ "$status" == offline ]] && offline=1 done if [[ "$any_busy" == 1 && -z "$busy_since" ]]; then busy_since=$(date +%s) log "a job started; withdrawing the idle runners" fi # A host that has started a job takes no other one: it will be reset. if [[ -n "$busy_since" ]]; then for i in "${!R_ID[@]}"; do [[ "${R_GONE[$i]}" == 1 ]] && continue api GET "/repos/${R_REPO[$i]}/actions/runners/${R_ID[$i]}" || continue body=$API_BODY [[ "$API_STATUS" == 200 && "$(jq -r .busy <<<"$body")" == false ]] && drop "$i" && log "${R_REPO[$i]}: idle runner ${R_ID[$i]} withdrawn" done fi [[ "$left" == 0 ]] && { log "cycle over"; return 0; } local now; now=$(date +%s) if [[ -n "$busy_since" && $((now - busy_since)) -gt $((MAX_BUSY_MIN * 60)) ]]; then log "job still running after $MAX_BUSY_MIN minutes; resetting anyway" break fi if [[ -z "$busy_since" && $((now - start)) -gt $((MAX_IDLE_MIN * 60)) ]]; then log "idle for $MAX_IDLE_MIN minutes; recycling" break fi # A runner that never comes online (or dies while idle) holds the host # forever otherwise. if [[ -z "$busy_since" && "$offline" == 1 ]]; then [[ -z "$offline_since" ]] && offline_since=$now if [[ $((now - offline_since)) -gt 300 ]]; then log "a runner is offline for 5 minutes; resetting"; break; fi else offline_since="" fi done for i in "${!R_ID[@]}"; do [[ "${R_GONE[$i]}" == 1 ]] || drop "$i" || true; done } # Registrations of this host that a stopped or crashed controller left behind: # their VM was reset, so they are offline and never take a job, but they # clutter the runner list. Busy or online ones are left alone. cleanup_stale() { local repo ids id for repo in $REPOS; do api GET "/repos/$repo/actions/runners?per_page=100" || continue [[ "$API_STATUS" == 200 ]] || continue ids=$(jq -r --arg p "$HOST_NAME-${repo#*/}-" \ '.runners[] | select((.name | startswith($p)) and .status == "offline" and (.busy | not)) | .id' <<<"$API_BODY") for id in $ids; do api DELETE "/repos/$repo/actions/runners/$id" && log "$repo: stale runner $id removed" done done } while :; do R_REPO=() R_ID=() R_GONE=() if reset_vm; then cleanup_stale ok=0 for repo in $REPOS; do register "$repo" && ok=1 || true; done if [[ "$ok" == 1 ]]; then watch_cycle; else log "no runner could be registered"; sleep 60; fi else sleep 60 fi [[ -n "$ONE_CYCLE" ]] && { log "ONE_CYCLE: stopping; the VM is left as the job left it"; break; } done