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@estesp estesp commented Jun 30, 2025

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What this PR does / why we need it:

This PR changes a logline in the kubelet's port forwarding/streaming server from Go's value output (%v) to just the pointer value (%p). This fixes a known issue with possible "concurrent map write" errors from the Go runtime when this error occurs. This problem surfaces when the map within the struct h.conn is iterated over, but can be modified by other threads while this error is being logged.

Which issue(s) this PR is related to:

The issue was opened in containerd/containerd#12033 but in that specific version of containerd (on our release/2.0 branch) this code was vendored in from k8s.io/kubelet. We also have a copy of this code (due to a "reduce k8s.io imports" workstream from @dims and other containerd maintainers) in our release/2.1 and main branches, and are using this same patch in our copy of the code (see containerd/containerd#12039)

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Changing this from value printing to just the pointer value fixes a
known issue with possible "concurrent map write" errors from the Go
runtime when this error occurs. This problem surfaces when the map
within the struct `h.conn` is iterated over, but can be modified by
other threads while this error is being logged.

Phil Estes <[email protected]>
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aojea commented Jun 30, 2025

/ok-to-test
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dims commented Jun 30, 2025

/lgtm
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(we know this works fine elsewhere!)

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