feat!: oci:// addresses CNCF ModelPack artifacts via llmman serve - #797
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BREAKING CHANGE: oci:// no longer addresses Oracle Cloud Object Storage.
oci:// now names a CNCF ModelPack artifact in a container registry
(oci://{registry}/{repository}:{tag}), acquired through a running
`llmman serve` daemon. Oracle Cloud Object Storage moves to ocios://,
with an otherwise identical format:
oci://n/ns/b/bucket/o/path -> ocios://n/ns/b/bucket/o/path
Model distribution is increasingly moving to OCI registries, which lets
a cluster reuse the registry, credentials, mirroring and air-gap tooling
it already has for container images. Taking oci:// for that, rather than
inventing a second scheme, keeps the URI meaning what it means everywhere
else in the ecosystem.
Nothing is removed: the whole Object Storage path -- pkg/ociobjectstore,
the HFToOCI/OCIToOCI/PVCToOCI replicators, benchmark args and the
fine-tuned adapter injector -- keeps working unchanged under the new
scheme, via StorageTypeOCIObjectStore. Parsing an old oci://n/... URI
fails with a message naming the replacement rather than a generic format
error, so the migration is self-describing.
Acquisition is delegated to llmman, which already implements the
ModelPack media types, registry auth, resumable blob download and a
content-addressed store. The daemon does the pull (POST /api/pull,
streamed as NDJSON so a multi-gigabyte fetch is not silent, and an error
arriving in-band at HTTP 200 is caught) but deliberately exposes no local
path, so `llmman resolve --no-pull` reports where the bytes landed. The
client uses only the standard library, so no new dependency.
Files are hard-linked out of llmman's store where possible, falling back
to a copy across filesystems, so a model shared with it costs its bytes
once rather than twice.
Signed-off-by: Eric Curtin <eric.curtin@docker.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This change adds ModelPack-based model acquisition and renames Oracle Object Storage URIs, but the current implementation can exhaust memory while copying large models, report models ready without required configuration metadata, or fail at runtime when Object Storage dependencies are missing. These correctness and availability risks should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ModelAgent
participant llmmanServe
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participant ModelDestination
ModelAgent->>llmmanServe: Check daemon version
ModelAgent->>llmmanServe: Pull ModelPack artifact
llmmanServe-->>ModelAgent: Stream progress and completion
ModelAgent->>llmmanCLI: Resolve downloaded artifact
llmmanCLI-->>ModelAgent: Return local path
ModelAgent->>ModelDestination: Materialize artifact
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In `@internal/ome-agent/replica/replica.go`:
- Around line 103-104: Extend ValidateRequiredDependencies to recognize
StorageTypeOCIObjectStore and require the corresponding datastore. In
internal/ome-agent/replica/replica.go lines 103-104, validate
Source.OCIOSDataStore before reading its region; in
internal/ome-agent/replica/factory.go lines 14, 40, and 62, validate the target
or source datastore before dispatch; and at line 28, validate both datastores
before Object Storage-to-Object Storage dispatch. Add regression tests covering
these paths and rebase on the latest main.
In `@pkg/modelagent/gopher_modelpack.go`:
- Around line 112-116: Update the fallback copy logic around os.ReadFile and
os.WriteFile to stream data with opened source and destination files via
io.Copy, preserving the destination permissions and propagating open, copy, and
close errors. Add a regression test covering the cross-filesystem fallback path
with a payload large enough to verify streaming behavior.
In `@pkg/modelagent/gopher.go`:
- Around line 443-444: In the ModelPack branch of the model processing flow,
invoke safeParseAndUpdateModelConfig after processModelPackModel succeeds and
before safeNodeLabelReconciliation marks the model Ready, so the materialized
model’s configuration metadata is registered first. Add a regression test that
verifies the expected ConfigMap update.
In `@pkg/utils/storage/storage.go`:
- Line 142: Update the Object Storage validation condition in ValidateStorageURI
to reject URIs with empty namespace or bucket components by requiring parts[1]
and parts[3] to be non-empty. Add regression tests covering empty namespace and
empty bucket inputs.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/benchmark/utils/utils_test.go` at
line 42: The fixture should use `ocios://n//b/my-bucket/o/results` so the test
exercises the empty namespace accepted by the parser.
In `@site/content/en/docs/concepts/base_model.md`:
- Around line 10-11: Update the breaking-change callout describing the OCI
ModelPack URI to show the repository tag as optional, matching the parser’s
accepted tagless and tagged reference forms while preserving the existing
registry and repository notation.
In `@site/content/en/docs/concepts/benchmark.md`:
- Line 204: Update the benchmark URI schemes table entry for the `ocios://`
provider to label it `OCI Object Storage` instead of `OCI`, while leaving the
scheme and example unchanged.
In `@site/content/en/docs/reference/ome.v1beta1.md`:
- Line 3809: Update the supported storage URI formats list in StorageSpec
documentation to include the oci:// scheme for CNCF ModelPack artifacts
alongside the existing ocios:// OCI Object Storage entry.
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| if sourceStorageType == storage.StorageTypeOCIObjectStore { | ||
| sourceObjectURI.Region = config.Source.OCIOSDataStore.Config.Region |
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Add dependency validation for StorageTypeOCIObjectStore.
ValidateRequiredDependencies still recognizes only StorageTypeOCI, so new ocios:// paths can proceed with a nil OCIOSDataStore.
internal/ome-agent/replica/replica.go#L103-L104: validateSource.OCIOSDataStorebefore reading its region.internal/ome-agent/replica/factory.go#L14-L14: validate the target datastore before HF-to-Object Storage dispatch.internal/ome-agent/replica/factory.go#L28-L28: validate both datastores before Object Storage-to-Object Storage dispatch.internal/ome-agent/replica/factory.go#L40-L40: validate the target datastore before PVC-to-Object Storage dispatch.internal/ome-agent/replica/factory.go#L62-L62: validate the source datastore before Object Storage-to-PVC dispatch.
As per coding guidelines, bug fixes need a test that fails without the fix; rebase on latest main before submitting.
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In `@internal/ome-agent/replica/replica.go` around lines 103 - 104, Extend
ValidateRequiredDependencies to recognize StorageTypeOCIObjectStore and require
the corresponding datastore. In internal/ome-agent/replica/replica.go lines
103-104, validate Source.OCIOSDataStore before reading its region; in
internal/ome-agent/replica/factory.go lines 14, 40, and 62, validate the target
or source datastore before dispatch; and at line 28, validate both datastores
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| data, err := os.ReadFile(src) | ||
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Go os.ReadFile documentation: Does os.ReadFile read the entire file into memory?
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Yes, the os.ReadFile function in Go reads the entire contents of a file into memory [1][2]. When you call os.ReadFile, the function opens the specified file and allocates a backing array in heap memory large enough to hold the entire file's data [2][3]. It then performs one or more read operations to copy the file's contents into this memory buffer before returning it as a []byte slice [2][4][5]. Because this process loads the entire file into memory at once, it is suitable for smaller files but can lead to high memory usage or out-of-memory errors if used on very large files. For handling large files, it is generally recommended to use other approaches, such as reading the file in smaller chunks using a bufio.Reader or by calling the Read method on an *os.File object iteratively.
Citations:
- 1: https://pkg.go.dev/os
- 2: https://github.com/golang/go/blob/master/src/os/file.go
- 3: https://ujjwal-bansal.medium.com/does-os-readfile-really-read-the-entire-file-into-memory-in-golang-an-investigation-463e0cf7d2ce
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Stream the cross-filesystem copy.
When os.Link fails across filesystems, os.ReadFile loads the complete payload into memory. A multi-gigabyte payload can exhaust agent memory and fail materialization. Use io.Copy with open source and destination files. Add a regression test for the fallback path.
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In `@pkg/modelagent/gopher_modelpack.go` around lines 112 - 116, Update the
fallback copy logic around os.ReadFile and os.WriteFile to stream data with
opened source and destination files via io.Copy, preserving the destination
permissions and propagating open, copy, and close errors. Add a regression test
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| if err := s.processModelPackModel(ctx, task, baseModelSpec, modelInfo, modelType, namespace, name); err != nil { | ||
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Register ModelPack configuration before marking the model ready.
processModelPackModel only pulls and materializes the artifact. The ModelPack branch then reaches safeNodeLabelReconciliation and records Ready without registering model configuration metadata.
Add safeParseAndUpdateModelConfig after materialization. Add a regression test for the ConfigMap update.
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In `@pkg/modelagent/gopher.go` around lines 443 - 444, In the ModelPack branch of
the model processing flow, invoke safeParseAndUpdateModelConfig after
processModelPackModel succeeds and before safeNodeLabelReconciliation marks the
model Ready, so the materialized model’s configuration metadata is registered
first. Add a regression test that verifies the expected ConfigMap update.
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| parts := strings.Split(strings.TrimPrefix(uri, OCIObjectStorePrefix), "/") | ||
| if len(parts) < 6 || parts[0] != "n" || parts[2] != "b" || parts[4] != "o" { |
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Reject empty Object Storage namespace and bucket values.
ParseOCIObjectStoreURI accepts invalid forms such as ocios://n//b/my-bucket/o/results and ocios://n/ns/b//o/path because it does not require the namespace and bucket components to be non-empty. Require parts[1] and parts[3] to be non-empty, and add regression coverage using the actual empty-namespace form.
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In `@pkg/utils/storage/storage.go` at line 142, Update the Object Storage
validation condition in ValidateStorageURI to reject URIs with empty namespace
or bucket components by requiring parts[1] and parts[3] to be non-empty. Add
regression tests covering empty namespace and empty bucket inputs.
Apply the same fix in `@pkg/controller/v1beta1/benchmark/utils/utils_test.go` at
line 42: The fixture should use `ocios://n//b/my-bucket/o/results` so the test
exercises the empty namespace accepted by the parser.
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| > **Breaking change:** `oci://` now addresses a [CNCF ModelPack](https://github.com/modelpack/model-spec) | ||
| > artifact in a container registry (`oci://{registry}/{repository}:{tag}`), pulled through a running |
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Document the optional ModelPack tag.
The parser in pkg/utils/storage/storage.go accepts oci://{registry}/{repository} with an optional :{tag}, but this callout presents :{tag} as required. Use optional-tag notation so valid tagless references are not documented as unsupported.
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| > **Breaking change:** `oci://` now addresses a [CNCF ModelPack](https://github.com/modelpack/model-spec) | |
| > artifact in a container registry (`oci://{registry}/{repository}:{tag}`), pulled through a running | |
| > **Breaking change:** `oci://` now addresses a [CNCF ModelPack](https://github.com/modelpack/model-spec) | |
| > artifact in a container registry (`oci://{registry}/{repository}[:{tag}]`), pulled through a running |
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In `@site/content/en/docs/concepts/base_model.md` around lines 10 - 11, Update the
breaking-change callout describing the OCI ModelPack URI to show the repository
tag as optional, matching the parser’s accepted tagless and tagged reference
forms while preserving the existing registry and repository notation.
| | Provider | URI Format | Example | | ||
| |----------|------------|---------| | ||
| | OCI | `oci://n/{namespace}/b/{bucket}/o/{path}` | `oci://n/myns/b/mybucket/o/results` | | ||
| | OCI | `ocios://n/{namespace}/b/{bucket}/o/{path}` | `ocios://n/myns/b/mybucket/o/results` | |
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Rename the provider to OCI Object Storage.
The table labels the ocios:// scheme as OCI, while this change reserves oci:// for ModelPack artifacts. Use the full provider name to prevent users from selecting the wrong URI scheme.
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-| OCI | `ocios://n/{namespace}/b/{bucket}/o/{path}` | `ocios://n/myns/b/mybucket/o/results` |
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| | OCI | `ocios://n/{namespace}/b/{bucket}/o/{path}` | `ocios://n/myns/b/mybucket/o/results` | | |
| | OCI Object Storage | `ocios://n/{namespace}/b/{bucket}/o/{path}` | `ocios://n/myns/b/mybucket/o/results` | |
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In `@site/content/en/docs/concepts/benchmark.md` at line 204, Update the benchmark
URI schemes table entry for the `ocios://` provider to label it `OCI Object
Storage` instead of `OCI`, while leaving the scheme and example unchanged.
| Supported formats:</p> | ||
| <ul> | ||
| <li>OCI Object Storage: oci://n/{namespace}/b/{bucket}/o/{object_path}</li> | ||
| <li>OCI Object Storage: ocios://n/{namespace}/b/{bucket}/o/{object_path}</li> |
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Add the ModelPack URI to the supported formats.
StorageSpec now supports oci:// for CNCF ModelPack artifacts, but this list documents only ocios:// for OCI Object Storage. Add the ModelPack format so the API reference exposes both schemes.
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| <li>OCI Object Storage: ocios://n/{namespace}/b/{bucket}/o/{object_path}</li> | |
| <li>OCI Object Storage: ocios://n/{namespace}/b/{bucket}/o/{object_path}</li> | |
| <li>CNCF ModelPack: oci://{registry}/{repository}[:{tag}]</li> |
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In `@site/content/en/docs/reference/ome.v1beta1.md` at line 3809, Update the
supported storage URI formats list in StorageSpec documentation to include the
oci:// scheme for CNCF ModelPack artifacts alongside the existing ocios:// OCI
Object Storage entry.
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Summary
Breaking.
oci://now names a CNCF ModelPack artifact in a container registry, acquired through a runningllmman servedaemon. Oracle Cloud Object Storage moves toocios://.Model distribution is increasingly moving to OCI registries -- the same registries, credentials, mirroring and air-gap tooling a cluster already uses for container images. Taking
oci://for that, rather than inventing a second scheme, keeps the URI meaning what it means everywhere else in the ecosystem.Migration
oci://n/ns/b/bucket/o/pathocios://n/ns/b/bucket/o/pathNothing is removed. The entire Object Storage path keeps working unchanged under the new scheme, via a new
StorageTypeOCIObjectStore:pkg/ociobjectstore— untouchedHFToOCIReplicator,OCIToOCIReplicator,PVCToOCIReplicator— untouched, still upload to Object StorageParsing an old
oci://n/...URI fails with a message that names the replacement rather than a generic format error, so the migration is self-describing:Implementation
pkg/utils/storage:oci://→ ModelPack reference;ocios://+StorageTypeOCIObjectStorecarry the Oracle format and parser verbatim.pkg/llmman(new): the daemon client, standard library only, no new dependency.GET /api/versionprobes reachability and identity (a server without aversionfield is reported as "not an llmman daemon", distinct from nothing listening).POST /api/pullstreams NDJSON; an error arriving in-band at HTTP 200, or a stream ending withoutsuccess, are both failures rather than a completed pull.llmman resolve --no-pullthen reports the on-disk path ----no-pullkeeps the daemon the only thing that touches the network.LLMMAN_HOSTis parsed as llmman's own clients do, including rewriting a wildcard bind (0.0.0.0,[::]) to loopback.pkg/modelagent:StorageTypeOCIroutes toprocessModelPackModel; deletion and local-artifact checks cover both schemes. Files are hard-linked out of llmman's store where possible, falling back to a copy across filesystems, so a shared model costs its bytes once.A pull needs both the daemon reachable and the binary on
PATH(orOME_LLMMAN_BIN); each missing piece has its own actionable error, and neither is required unless anoci://URI is used.Testing
Baseline on a clean tree, same environment: 92 ok, 12 FAIL. The +1 is the new
pkg/llmman, and the failure set is byte-identical to baseline (verified by diffing the two lists -- only elapsed times differ). All 12 are pre-existing: seven are-lxetlink failures from the unbuilt Rust static lib (basemodel,pernode,modelagent,xet,model-metadata,replica,replica/common,replica/replicator), plusinferenceserviceandwebhook/admission/podwhich already fail onmain.New
pkg/llmman/client_test.go(13 tests) runs against a realhttptestserver, so the NDJSON contract is genuinely exercised: version probe accepted / non-llmman rejected / nothing-listening actionable; pull success with forwarded byte progress and the request body asserted; in-band error at HTTP 200; stream ending withoutsuccess; non-OK status; non-JSON diagnostic tolerated; the resolve contract plus six malformed cases; binary default/override/empty-override; missing-binary error.New
pkg/utils/storage/storage_modelpack_test.gopins both schemes: a ModelPack reference parsed whole (including a registry port and a digest); bad input rejected; the migration hint asserted explicitly; Object Storage still parsing underocios://;GetStorageTypedistinguishing the two; andValidateStorageURIaccepting both while rejecting an Oracle URI underoci://.Existing fixtures across
storage,benchmark,benchmark/utilsand the benchmark webhook were migrated toocios://, and docs undersite/content/en/docs/updated with the breaking-change note.gofmt -l pkg/ internal/clean;go vetreports only the three pre-existingpkg/xetunsafe.Pointer warningsNot verified here, flagged rather than implied: no live cluster run, and no pull against a real registry through a live
llmman serve.pkg/modelagentcannot be test-linked in this environment (-lxet), soprocessModelPackModelis covered by inspection rather than execution.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
llmmanservice.oci://) and Oracle Cloud Object Storage (ocios://).Breaking Changes
ocios://scheme. Existingoci://n/...URIs are no longer accepted.Documentation