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| NICo provides **health visibility and allocation protection** for leak-related conditions. Regardless of the source of leak detection and the path of health report creation, leak health alert comes with these classifications: | ||
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| `PreventAllocations` blocks new allocations for hosts affected by the active tray- or rack-health condition. When the health alert clears later, NICo recalculates aggregate health; allocation eligibility can recover when no other active health condition prevents allocation. |
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For the compute/NVSwitch sensor path, LeakEventProcessor::process_event creates the derived tray alert with only Classification::Leak (crates/health/src/processor/leak_events.rs:102-117), and the sink merely preserves it and adds Hardware (crates/health/src/sink/events.rs:556-575). It does not add either PreventAllocations or SensorCritical, so tray-sensor leaks do not satisfy the allocation-protection contract claimed here; this statement should be limited to the BMS path or explain the configuration that adds those classifications.
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| Current operational visibility is provided through NICo's health data, health alert details, logs, and metrics. To obtain the current health reports of a machine: | ||
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This is not a callable route in the REST API: the OpenAPI contract defines GET /v2/org/{org}/nico/machine/{machineId}/health-report, with org required. The task example below has the same missing prefix and additionally requires siteId, so operators following either instruction will receive an unmatched or invalid request; document the complete paths and required parameters.
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| Critical leakages are those detected by BMS based on BMS-managed sensors. Because these sensors are often at rack or even larger scope, any leaks detected from them may have very large and serious impact, and rack electric and liquid isolation often need to be performed ASAP, by BMS via its control of AC power breaker and coolant valve. | ||
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| After NICo received the leak event from BMS via DSX Exchange, if, for any reason, the rack still has AC power on and there are still trays on, NICo will turn them off through its general leakage handling automation. |
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A BMS-only leak event creates a rack health override, but the current shutdown loop queries only machines and switches with the hardware-health.tray-leak-detection alert (rest-api/flow/internal/nicoapi/grpc.go:317-365) and submits tasks only for those returned component IDs. It neither selects the BMS rack report nor enumerates every powered tray in that rack, so this promised fallback shutdown does not occur for the stated scenario and could lead operators to rely on remediation that NICo never starts.
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| #### Severe Leakage Handling | ||
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| When multiple trays in a rack are detected to be leaking based on in-tray NICo-managed sensors, if it goes beyond a configured threshold (default to 2 for NVL72 racks currently), the rack is considered to have a severe leakage. To prevent more trays in the rack from being impacted by the leak, NICo will immediately request BMS, via DSX Exchange, to perform electric and liquid isolation to the rack. |
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The rack leak processor triggers when leaking_count >= leaking_tray_threshold (crates/health/src/processor/rack_leak.rs:67-83), and the default threshold is 2 (crates/health/src/config.rs:1256-1261). Therefore the second leaking tray triggers the rack-level leak and isolation request; saying the count must go “beyond” 2 tells operators to expect activation only at three trays, which is unsafe when configuring or testing this automation.
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| When multiple trays in a rack are detected to be leaking based on in-tray NICo-managed sensors, if it goes beyond a configured threshold (default to 2 for NVL72 racks currently), the rack is considered to have a severe leakage. To prevent more trays in the rack from being impacted by the leak, NICo will immediately request BMS, via DSX Exchange, to perform electric and liquid isolation to the rack. | ||
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| Upon receiving the isolation request, BMS will trigger the AC power breaker and shut off coolant valve, and broadcast the isolation result back to NICo via DSX Exchange, which NICo waits for. |
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BmsDsxExchangeHandle::set_rack_leak_state only enqueues liquid and electrical SourceUpdate requests (crates/rack/src/bms_client.rs:175-184), while the consumer recognizes only the three leak/fault point types listed earlier and has no isolation-result workflow. Successful publication therefore does not mean BMS opened the breaker or closed the valve, and NICo does not wait for or verify either action as claimed here.
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| When there are leaking trays but not enough to trigger a critical or severe leak, NICo handles the general leakage via policy-based automation. | ||
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| Currently, the default handling policy is to shut down all leaking trays. For a leaking tray that is still powered on, NICo will first gracefully and then forcefully shut it down. |
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The current leak-detection loop submits PowerOperationForcePowerOff with Forced: true directly (rest-api/flow/internal/scheduler/jobs/leakdetection/leakdetection.go:159-193), and the built-in leakage rule also contains only a ForcePowerOff action (rest-api/flow/internal/eventrule/leakage/leakage.go:145-168). There is no preceding graceful-shutdown stage, so this text gives operators the wrong expectation about workload termination and data-loss behavior during a leak.
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| Instead of relying on low-level APIs for health report and task, [issue #5018](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5018) aims to provide a set of dedicated, easier-to-use leak status and leak handling status reporting API, such as | ||
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- Line 7: Rewrite the leak-handling documentation around the opening description
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BMS/MQTT events: BMS events create rack health reports, while tray reports
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| In rack-scale system, there are two sets of leak sensors, with NICo and BMS each managing one set and detects leak based on them. Additionally, BMS controls the rack AC power breaker and coolant valve for rack isolation remediation, while NICo provides the infrastructure-management health reporting, allocation protection, and safe handling. | ||
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| NICo evaluates leak-related conditions from compute and NVSwitch tray sensors managed by it to detect leak events. NICo also listens via DSX Exchange (MQTT event bus) for BMS-issued leak events based on BMS-managed sensors such as CDU, rope, and dripping pan. A leak event results in tray and rack health warnings and alerts in NICo, which prevent the machines from being allocated. Depending on the leak type and severity, NICo takes automated handling actions based on configuration and policy. |
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Scope allocation protection by detection source.
Line 7 says every leak event creates both tray and rack alerts and blocks allocation. Line 25 says tray behavior depends on site configuration. The BMS consumer creates a rack health report; it does not establish a tray report for every event. PreventAllocations is classification-driven, not unconditional. Rewrite these lines to distinguish the two paths and state allocation blocking only when that classification is present. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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leak-handling documentation around the opening description and the section
covering lines 63–68 to distinguish NICo sensor detection from BMS/MQTT events:
BMS events create rack health reports, while tray reports depend on the
configured detection path. State that allocation blocking occurs only when the
resulting health classification includes PreventAllocations, rather than for
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| For an active supported BMS event, NICo creates rack health report with a leak alert. When BMS publishes a clear event, NICo removes the corresponding rack health report. |
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Preserve rack protection while any BMS point remains active.
HealthUpdater tracks values by point_path, but its clear branch calls remove_rack_health_report by rack_id. ApiClientWrapper scopes that removal to the entire HEALTH_REPORT_SOURCE, not to the cleared point. Therefore, clearing one active point may remove the rack report while another point remains faulting. Retain the report while any point on the rack is faulting, and add a regression test for this sequence.
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rack health report when no other active BMS points for that rack remain;
preserve the report while any point is still faulting. Add a regression test
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ApiClientWrapper’s rack-scoped removal behavior.
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| ## Next phase: API-manageable, customizable, full lifecycle leak detection and handling |
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Hyphenate the compound modifier in both headings.
In Lines 98 and 130, full lifecycle modifies leak detection and handling. Use full-lifecycle for consistent Markdown grammar.
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-## Next phase: API-manageable, customizable, full lifecycle leak detection and handling
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| Currently, NICo only detects from in-tray BMC sensors of ingested machines and switches. This does not cover the full lifecycle of liquid-cooled hardware, which not only exposes risks but will eventually become blockers for the scaling of AI factory. | ||
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| For trays with BMC powered on and visible from NICo but have not yet been fully ingested, [issue #5391](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5391) aims to expand the collection, detection, reporting, and handling of leakage to those trays, which not only expands the leak detection and handling coverage, but is also a dependency for the enhancement below. | ||
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| For hosts that were known to be leaking before previously turned off, and for hosts that belong to a previously known-leaking rack, [issue #5510](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5510) aims to prevent them from being automatically turned on, until their BMC or the whole rack's BMCs can give a definitive clearance of leakage. This will complete the coverage of the full lifecycle of liquid-cooled hardware. |
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Rewrite the future-phase paragraph for clarity.
The current wording obscures the detection gap and the power-on precondition. It also contains grammatical errors such as “with BMC powered on ... have” and “known to be leaking before previously turned off.”
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-Currently, NICo only detects from in-tray BMC sensors of ingested machines and switches. This does not cover the full lifecycle of liquid-cooled hardware, which not only exposes risks but will eventually become blockers for the scaling of AI factory.
+Currently, NICo detects leaks only from in-tray BMC sensors on ingested machines and switches. This leaves a gap in leak detection across the lifecycle of liquid-cooled hardware and may eventually block AI-factory scaling.
-For trays with BMC powered on and visible from NICo but have not yet been fully ingested, [issue `#5391`](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5391) aims to expand the collection, detection, reporting, and handling of leakage to those trays, which not only expands the leak detection and handling coverage, but is also a dependency for the enhancement below.
+For trays whose BMC is powered on and visible to NICo but that have not yet been fully ingested, [issue `#5391`](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5391) aims to expand leak collection, detection, reporting, and handling to those trays. This work expands leak-detection coverage and is a dependency for the enhancement below.
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+For hosts that were known to be leaking before they were turned off, and for hosts in a rack previously known to be leaking, [issue `#5510`](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5510) aims to prevent automatic power-on until the host BMC or all BMCs in the rack provide definitive clearance.As per path instructions, this Markdown and docs/** review must cover grammar, clarity, technical correctness, operator usability, and working examples.
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| Currently, NICo only detects from in-tray BMC sensors of ingested machines and switches. This does not cover the full lifecycle of liquid-cooled hardware, which not only exposes risks but will eventually become blockers for the scaling of AI factory. | |
| For trays with BMC powered on and visible from NICo but have not yet been fully ingested, [issue #5391](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5391) aims to expand the collection, detection, reporting, and handling of leakage to those trays, which not only expands the leak detection and handling coverage, but is also a dependency for the enhancement below. | |
| For hosts that were known to be leaking before previously turned off, and for hosts that belong to a previously known-leaking rack, [issue #5510](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5510) aims to prevent them from being automatically turned on, until their BMC or the whole rack's BMCs can give a definitive clearance of leakage. This will complete the coverage of the full lifecycle of liquid-cooled hardware. | |
| Currently, NICo detects leaks only from in-tray BMC sensors on ingested machines and switches. This leaves a gap in leak detection across the lifecycle of liquid-cooled hardware and may eventually block AI-factory scaling. | |
| For trays whose BMC is powered on and visible to NICo but that have not yet been fully ingested, [issue #5391](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5391) aims to expand leak collection, detection, reporting, and handling to those trays. This work expands leak-detection coverage and is a dependency for the enhancement below. | |
| For hosts that were known to be leaking before they were turned off, and for hosts in a rack previously known to be leaking, [issue #5510](https://github.com/NVIDIA/infra-controller/issues/5510) aims to prevent automatic power-on until the host BMC or all BMCs in the rack provide definitive clearance. |
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In `@docs/operations/leak-detection-handling.md` around lines 132 - 136, Rewrite
the future-phase paragraphs in the leak-detection handling documentation for
grammatical correctness and clarity: explicitly distinguish trays visible to
NICo but not yet fully ingested from the current detection scope, and clearly
state that previously leaking hosts or hosts in previously leaking racks must
not power on automatically until BMC clearance is confirmed. Preserve the
references to issues `#5391` and `#5510` and the intended lifecycle-coverage
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Document the current and future leak detection and handling features.
Supersedes #5480.