varlink: add varlink interface for syncing fwupd capsule updates across ESPs - #1138
varlink: add varlink interface for syncing fwupd capsule updates across ESPs#1138Rolv-Apneseth wants to merge 1 commit into
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I'll include a quick note on why we even need this: Typical RAID setups only have a single ESP, but CoreOS duplicates the ESP as plain vfat partitions across all disks, which are all updated by |
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| %{_unitdir}/bootloader-update.service | ||
| %{_unitdir}/bootupd-varlink.socket | ||
| %{_unitdir}/bootupd-varlink.service |
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I think it'd be nice to have systemd units enforce locking.
So we have a single bootupd.service and change bootloader-update.service to actually call into the varlink API too, which would activate that service in the same way.
Alternatively, do we actually need a .socket unit? What we did in e.g. varlink for https://github.com/bootc-dev/bcvk/ is that it remains a CLI that has an interface one forks that enables varlink.
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Current state should work without a socket unit actually, so just bootupd varlink will run it's own daemon. I don't quite understand the suggestion for a single bootupd.service though, would you mind clarifying? If we're gonna have a service anyway why not let systemd handle the socket? I don't have a strong opinion on this and initially leaned towards a simple service at first but the PR over on fwupd assumed it was socket-activated so I shifted that direction.
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Thanks for taking a look by the way @cgwalters
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| /// Sync capsule update files from a "primary" ESP to all colocated ESPs. |
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Should this really be specific to capsules? Isn't the general use case here "I am some software that touched one of the ESPs, please sync the others"?
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That's what I assumed at first, but @travier wanted just the "fwupd folder" in coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1623 (comment)
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OK, but I want to discuss generalizing because I think the interface and implementation may actually end up simpler.
I'm basically proposing that we have a sync verb that looks at all ESPs, and if there is newer content/changes on one of them, then we sync it to the others. This should take a file path as an argument, but I feel like in the general case we can cheaply do "detect changes" by looking at modification times or so.
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| # It doesn't make sense to sync ESP updates in "Live" environments. | ||
| # https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker/issues/2136 | ||
| ExecCondition=/bin/bash -c '[[ ! $(findmnt -n -o FSTYPE /sysroot) =~ ^(erofs|squashfs)$ ]]' |
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See above, if we changed bootloader-update.service then we could avoid copy-pasta this
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These are already dropped on scope exit. Any reason why we need to be explicit?
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No reason in particular, just making it clear we want it unmounted. Would you prefer without the (now 2) drop's?
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🧠 Learnings (1)📓 Common learnings📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds an EFI-only Varlink service for firmware-update capsule synchronization across colocated ESPs. It adds systemd activation, CLI wiring, package installation, and Kola tests for single-ESP and mirrored-ESP configurations. ChangesVarlink capsule synchronization
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change adds firmware-update synchronization across redundant ESPs, but the current implementation may allow concurrent writers to bypass the intended shared lock, and its test does not verify socket activation at boot. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant varlinkctl
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participant systemd_service
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varlinkctl->>systemd_socket: Call SyncFwupdUpdates
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systemd_service->>bootupd: Run bootupd varlink
bootupd->>ESPs: Validate and synchronize capsule files
ESPs-->>bootupd: Return synchronization result
bootupd-->>varlinkctl: Return Varlink response
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atomic_write_with_permsusesatomic_replace_withto replacerun/bootupd-lockbeforeflockopens it. Concurrent callers can therefore lock different inodes, which defeats cross-process exclusion.src/varlink.rsrelies on this lock, so bootloader updates and capsule synchronization may overlap.Create the lock file without replacing an existing pathname, then acquire
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In `@src/varlink.rs`:
- Line 140: Update the varlink flow around the secondary_efi assignment to use
an accessible ESP-mount API: make efi::mount_esp pub(crate) if it is the
intended internal helper, or replace the call with an existing accessible
equivalent while preserving the current mount behavior.
In `@tests/kola/varlink/data/libtest_varlink.sh`:
- Line 38: Update the enabled-state check around systemctl is-enabled so a
failure immediately fails the test instead of invoking systemctl start on the
socket. Preserve startup behavior only for sockets confirmed enabled, ensuring
disabled sockets cannot make the test report success.
- Line 148: Add an interruption-and-recovery scenario around the varlink_sync
tests: interrupt synchronization after target updates begin, retry the same
request, and verify every ESP contains the expected capsule set. Keep existing
validation and successful-retry cases unchanged, and use the test’s existing
synchronization and ESP-state helpers.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/kola/varlink/raid/aarch64/data/libtest_varlink.sh`
at line 1.
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In `@src/backend/statefile.rs`:
- Line 85: Update the lock-file initialization around atomic_write_with_perms
and the subsequent flock acquisition to create the existing lock pathname
without replacing its inode, then acquire the lock on that stable file
descriptor. Preserve the write-lock behavior used by the state-file flow and
src/varlink.rs so concurrent processes serialize correctly.
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Backend and state-file changes affect persistent bootloader update state. Preserve compatibility with existing state and ensure updates remain atomic and recoverable after interruption.
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Do not start a disabled socket in this enabled-state check.
If systemctl is-enabled fails, Line 38 starts the socket and the test then reports success. A socket that remains disabled at boot will pass this test but leave the Varlink endpoint unavailable after a reboot. Fail the test instead.
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Temporary, we'll need to have this enabled by default in fedora-coreos-config before we can modify this test.
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@Rolv-Apneseth, agreed. The startup fallback is necessary until fedora-coreos-config enables bootupd-varlink.socket by default. This check should change after that configuration update lands.
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Interesting concern brought up by the bot:
Seems unlikely we'd actually run into this, but I added a commit to address it anyway. Can remove it / open a separate PR if you prefer though @Johan-Liebert1 |
that is a really nice catch. I tried it locally and yup, if the inodes are different then flock is kinda useless
A separate PR is better as it's pretty much unrelated to this one |
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Alright will remove the commit from here, thanks |
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Ah yes, seems likely doesn't it. I moved that commit over to #1138 |
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Conceptually I don't think this is CoreOS specific, it's really the only way to do it without having dedicated firmware support. |
True. My understanding is just that it's not common to do this. |
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Don't we need to honor partuuid for finding this?
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OK, but I want to discuss generalizing because I think the interface and implementation may actually end up simpler.
I'm basically proposing that we have a sync verb that looks at all ESPs, and if there is newer content/changes on one of them, then we sync it to the others. This should take a file path as an argument, but I feel like in the general case we can cheaply do "detect changes" by looking at modification times or so.
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This is related to coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker#1623, and adds a varlink interface that
fwupdcan use to tellbootupdto sync firmware capsule updates to other co-located ESPs for our RAID setups (redundant ESPs).There is already a related
fwupdPR, which @hughsie built against a copr project I created. The tests included here should confirm we're working as intended though.The way it works is it accepts a
partuuidof the device the update was written to, and acapsule_dirwith the relative path to the update dir on the device, and syncs those updates across co-located ESPs by mounting each in turn. On my system, I can interact with the interface like this:Couple notes:
varlinksubcommand underbootupdsince it shouldn't be user-facingfedora-coreos-config. We'll also need to haveudisks2forfwupdto work as intended.zlinkrequired an async runtime, I chosesmolas a lightweight option