Fix silent AZ resolution failure, add more AWS platform tests

[aswinsuryan]

DiscoverEndpoints used to default an endpoint's availability zone to an empty string when its subnet wasn't returned by DescribeSubnets, which could quietly produce incorrect BGP configuration instead of failing with a clear error. It now returns an error in that case.

Also adds a few unit tests we were missing: a pagination edge case during peer adoption, and nil-field handling in peer/cleanup logic.

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The AWS platform now returns an error when endpoint discovery finds a subnet without an availability zone. The error includes the endpoint ID and subnet. Tests also cover skipping malformed managed peers during reconciliation and cleanup without panics or invalid delete calls.

Suggested reviewers: daxelrod-rh, omark-rh, alebedev87, frobware

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The PR makes subnet availability-zone resolution fail explicitly instead of silently producing an empty value and adds AWS platform tests. One test should exercise its nil-field cases separately, but this is a localized follow-up and no actionable merge-blocking risk remains.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly summarizes the primary discovery fix and the added AWS platform tests.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description accurately explains the availability-zone validation change and the added AWS unit-test coverage.
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Stable And Deterministic Test Names	✅ Passed	PASS. The pull request adds three standard Go test functions: TestReconcilePeers_SkipsManagedPeerWithNilFields, TestCleanup_SkipsManagedPeerWithNilRouteServerPeerId, and `TestDiscoverEndpoints_Emp…
Test Structure And Quality	✅ Passed	PASS. The changed file internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go uses Go's standard testing package, not Ginkgo. The Ginkgo-specific setup, cleanup, and wait requirements do not apply. Each added test che…
Microshift Test Compatibility	✅ Passed	PASS: The pull request adds three standard Go testing unit tests in internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go. The file imports testing, AWS EC2 types, and internal platform code, and contains no Ginkgo…
Single Node Openshift (Sno) Test Compatibility	✅ Passed	PASS: The pull request adds three standard Go unit tests in internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go, using testing.T. The diff adds no Ginkgo e2e tests (It, Describe, Context, or When) and makes…
Topology-Aware Scheduling Compatibility	✅ Passed	PASS: The pull request changes only AWS endpoint discovery logic and AWS unit tests. The added discovery code validates a subnet AvailabilityZone and returns an error; it does not add or modify deploy…
Ote Binary Stdout Contract	✅ Passed	PASS. The pull request changes only AWS discovery logic and unit tests. The new code returns an error for an empty subnet AZ and adds test cases; it adds no stdout writes, logging setup, klog calls,…
Ipv6 And Disconnected Network Test Compatibility	✅ Passed	PASS — The pull request changes only internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go and internal/platform/aws/discovery.go. The added tests are standard Go Test...(*testing.T) unit tests, not Ginkgo e2e test…
No-Weak-Crypto	✅ Passed	The pull request adds only AWS endpoint validation and nil-field tests. The exact diff introduces no MD5, SHA-1, DES, RC4, 3DES, Blowfish, ECB, custom cryptography, or secret/token comparisons. The ch…
Container-Privileges	✅ Passed	PASS. The pull request changes only internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go and internal/platform/aws/discovery.go. These are Go source and test files, not container or Kubernetes manifests. The added l…
No-Sensitive-Data-In-Logs	✅ Passed	No sensitive-data logging was introduced. The only production change adds an error containing an AWS endpoint ID and subnet ID when the AZ is empty. The controller may log this returned error, but the…

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PASS. The pull request adds three standard Go test functions: TestReconcilePeers_SkipsManagedPeerWithNilFields, TestCleanup_SkipsManagedPeerWithNilRouteServerPeerId, and TestDiscoverEndpoints_EmptySubnetAZ. Their names are fixed descriptive strings. The changed AWS test file contains no It, Describe, Context, or When title declarations and no dynamic title construction. The production change adds no test titles.

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PASS. The changed file internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go uses Go's standard testing package, not Ginkgo. The Ginkgo-specific setup, cleanup, and wait requirements do not apply. Each added test checks one focused AWS behavior, creates no cluster resources, uses no Eventually or Consistently call, and includes diagnostic failure text. The tests follow the existing mock-based unit-test pattern.

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PASS: The pull request adds three standard Go testing unit tests in internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go. The file imports testing, AWS EC2 types, and internal platform code, and contains no Ginkgo It/Describe tests, e2e helpers, OpenShift APIs, unsupported namespaces, or MicroShift assumptions. The discovery.go change is production logic, not a new e2e test.

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PASS: The pull request adds three standard Go unit tests in internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go, using testing.T. The diff adds no Ginkgo e2e tests (It, Describe, Context, or When) and makes no multi-node or HA assumptions. The SNO check is not applicable.

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PASS: The pull request changes only AWS endpoint discovery logic and AWS unit tests. The added discovery code validates a subnet AvailabilityZone and returns an error; it does not add or modify deployments, replicas, affinity, topology spread, taints, tolerations, PDBs, or control-plane/worker node selectors. The only NodeSelector reference is the existing zone selector and is unchanged. Therefore, the pull request introduces no topology-related scheduling constraint covered by this check.

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PASS. The pull request changes only AWS discovery logic and unit tests. The new code returns an error for an empty subnet AZ and adds test cases; it adds no stdout writes, logging setup, klog calls, suite setup, or process entry-point changes. Repository searches found no OTE binary or openshift-tests integration, and the existing cmd/main.go is unchanged.

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The pull request adds only AWS endpoint validation and nil-field tests. The exact diff introduces no MD5, SHA-1, DES, RC4, 3DES, Blowfish, ECB, custom cryptography, or secret/token comparisons. The changed production file imports only context, fmt, sort, AWS SDK packages, logging, and platform types.

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PASS. The pull request changes only internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go and internal/platform/aws/discovery.go. These are Go source and test files, not container or Kubernetes manifests. The added lines contain no privileged, hostPID, hostNetwork, hostIPC, SYS_ADMIN, or allowPrivilegeEscalation settings. The custom check has no applicable failure condition.

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I ran this on a 4.22.9 cluster with route servers up, cherry-picked onto #64 so I could exercise it live. The happy path is solid -- all six endpoints resolved to the right AZ, three FRRConfigurations, one per zone, no regression anywhere:

cudn-bgp-1 zone=us-east-2a neighbours=10.0.31.87 10.0.17.145
cudn-bgp-2 zone=us-east-2b neighbours=10.0.39.105 10.0.48.133
cudn-bgp-3 zone=us-east-2c neighbours=10.0.89.147 10.0.83.24

That said, I don't think the bug being fixed can actually happen. resolveSubnetAZs passes explicit SubnetIds, and EC2 rejects the entire call if any one of them is unknown rather than quietly leaving it out:

$ aws ec2 describe-subnets --subnet-ids subnet-0f311547623e86b76 subnet-00000000000000000
An error occurred (InvalidSubnetID.NotFound) when calling the DescribeSubnets
operation: The subnet ID 'subnet-00000000000000000' does not exist

So resolveSubnetAZs returns an error and you already fail loudly with "resolving subnet AZs for route server ...". TestDiscoverEndpoints_UnresolvedSubnetAZ mocks DescribeSubnets returning an empty Subnets list, which isn't a thing the API does, so the test goes green without the branch being reachable in practice.

There is a real gap here though, just a different one. The check tests ok from the map lookup rather than the value, so a subnet that comes back with an empty AvailabilityZone sails straight through and you end up with nodeSelector: {topology.kubernetes.io/zone: ""} -- exactly the silently-wrong config you're trying to prevent. Checking the value catches that and the map miss in one go:

az := subnetAZMap[subnetID]
if az == "" {
	return nil, fmt.Errorf("endpoint %s: no availability zone for subnet %q", epID, subnetID)
}

It also reads better in the one case the current code does catch. An endpoint with a nil SubnetId gets skipped when subnetIDs is built on line 41, then misses the map, and today that gives you "no availability zone resolved for subnet " with nothing after the word "subnet".

On the new tests: the two nil-field ones do pin real guards -- take out either != nil and they panic -- though the comments say "not panic on the nil dereference", which reads as though a panic exists today rather than being prevented. TestReconcilePeers_AdoptPreExistingUntaggedOnPage2 is the same pagination mechanism as the existing TestReconcilePeers_DeleteStalePeerOnPage2, just sitting on the adopt branch instead of the delete one, so I'm not sure it earns its keep.

One thing worth knowing before you rebase: #13 reworks this area fairly heavily. Pagination in listAllPeers goes away in favour of a single unfiltered call, RouterNode.Zone becomes AZ, and a peerIsAlive state filter arrives. The three new peer tests don't survive that as written. The discovery.go change is independent and rebases cleanly -- it cherry-picked onto #64 without a conflict.

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One thing worth knowing before you rebase: #13 reworks this area fairly heavily. Pagination in listAllPeers goes away in favour of a single unfiltered call, RouterNode.Zone becomes AZ, and a peerIsAlive state filter arrives. The three new peer tests don't survive that as written. The discovery.go change is independent and rebases cleanly -- it cherry-picked onto #64 without a conflict.

Thanks for testing this live — fixed both things you found. Switched the check to test the resolved value (az == "") instead of map key presence, so a subnet that comes back with an empty AZ now fails loudly instead of sailing through into nodeSelector zone empty string. Reworked TestDiscoverEndpoints_UnresolvedSubnetAZ (renamed to _EmptySubnetAZ) to mock a subnet with an empty AZ instead of an omitted one, since DescribeSubnets errors the whole call rather than dropping unknown IDs. Removed TestReconcilePeers_AdoptPreExistingUntaggedOnPage2, agreed it wasn't adding coverage beyond TestReconcilePeers_DeleteStalePeerOnPage2. Also fixed the nil field test comments so they describe the guard rather than implying a panic exists today.

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internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go (1)

350-350: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Exercise each missing-field case separately.

This fixture sets both pointers to nil. The && condition then short-circuits before either dereference, so the test still passes if either nil guard is removed. Add one case with only PeerAddress nil and one case with only RouteServerPeerId nil.

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In `@internal/platform/aws/aws_test.go` at line 350, The test fixture around the
RouteServerEndpointId case does not independently cover each nil-field guard.
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