Updates dynamic Kubelet config to use a structured status, rather than a
node condition. This makes the status machine-readable, and thus more
useful for config orchestration.
Fixes: #56896
This makes the Kubelet config key in the ConfigMap an explicit part of
the API, so we can stop using magic key names.
As part of this change, we are retiring ConfigMapRef for ConfigMap.
This PR unpacks the downloaded ConfigMap to a set of files on the node.
This enables other config files to ride alongside the
KubeletConfiguration, and the KubeletConfiguration to refer to these
cohabitants with relative paths.
This PR also stops storing dynamic config metadata (e.g. current,
last-known-good config records) in the same directory as config
checkpoints. Instead, it splits the storage into `meta` and
`checkpoints` dirs.
Rather than just changing the config once to see if dynamic kubelet
config at-least-sort-of-works, this extends the test to check that the
Kubelet reports the expected Node condition and the expected configuration
values after several possible state transitions.
Additionally, this adds a stress test that changes the configuration 100
times. It is possible for resource leaks across Kubelet restarts to
eventually prevent the Kubelet from restarting. For example, this test
revealed that cAdvisor's leaking journalctl processes (see:
https://github.com/google/cadvisor/issues/1725) could break dynamic
kubelet config. This test will help reveal these problems earlier.
This commit also makes better use of const strings and fixes a few bugs
that the new testing turned up.
Related issue: #50217
This reverts commit f4afdecef8, reversing
changes made to e633a1604f.
This also fixes a bug where Kubemark was still using the core api scheme
to manipulate the Kubelet's types, which was the cause of the initial
revert.
