Two shall be the number thou shalt indent, and the level of the indent
shall be two. Three shalt thou not indent, neither indent thou once,
excepting that thou then proceed to two. Five is right out.
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Reset core_patern on GCI
The default core_pattern pipes the core dumps to /sbin/crash_reporter
which is more restrictive in saving crash dumps. So for
now, set a generic core_pattern that users can work with.
@dchen1107 @aulanov can you please review?
cc/ @kubernetes/goog-image
The default core_pattern pipes the core dumps to /sbin/crash_reporter
which is more restrictive in saving crash dumps. So for
now, set a generic core_pattern that users can work with.
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Add flag to set CNI bin dir, and use it on gci nodes
**What this PR does / why we need it**:
When using `kube-up` on GCE, following #31023 which moved the workers from debian to gci, CNI just isn't working. The root cause is basically as discussed in #28563: one flag (`--network-plugin-dir`) means two different things, and the `configure-helper` script uses it for the wrong purpose.
This PR adds a new flag `--cni-bin-dir`, then uses it to configure CNI as desired.
As discussed at #28563, I have also added a flag `--cni-conf-dir` so users can be explicit
**Which issue this PR fixes** : fixes#28563
**Special notes for your reviewer**:
I left the old flag largely alone for backwards-compatibility, with the exception that I stop setting the default when CNI is in use. The value of `"/usr/libexec/kubernetes/kubelet-plugins/net/exec/"` is unlikely to be what is wanted there.
**Release note**:
```release-note
Added new kubelet flags `--cni-bin-dir` and `--cni-conf-dir` to specify where CNI files are located.
Fixed CNI configuration on GCI platform when using CNI.
```
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keep docker0 with private cidr range
fixes: #31465
Keep docker0 when using kubenet on GCI. Assign 169.254.123.1/24 to docker0 to avoid cidr conflict.
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gci: decouple from the built-in kubelet version
Prior to this change, configure.sh would:
(1) compare versions of built-in kubelet and downloaded kubelet, and
(2) bind-mount downloaded kubelet at /usr/bin/kubelet in case of
version mismatch
With this change, configure.sh:
(1) compares the two versions only on test clusters, and
(2) uses the actual file paths to start kubelet w/o any bind-mounting
To allow (2), this change also provides its own version of kubelet
systemd service file.
Effectively with this change we will always use the downloaded kubelet
binary along with its own systemd service file on non-test clusters. The
main advantage is this change does not rely on the kubelet being built in to
the OS image.
@dchen1107 @wonderfly can you please review
cc/ @kubernetes/goog-image FYI
Prior to this change, configure.sh would:
(1) compare versions of built-in kubelet and downloaded kubelet, and
(2) bind-mount downloaded kubelet at /usr/bin/kubelet in case of
version mismatch
With this change, configure.sh:
(1) compares the two versions only on test clusters, and
(2) uses the actual file paths to start kubelet w/o any bind-mounting
To allow (2), this change also provides its own version of kubelet
systemd service file.
Effectively with this change we will always use the downloaded kubelet
binary along with its own systemd service file on non-test clusters. The
main advantage is this change does not rely on the kubelet being built in to
the OS image.
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Support for creation/removal of master replicas.
HA master: initial support for creation/removal of masters replicas by
kube-up/kube-down scripts for GCE on gci (other distributions, including debian, are not supported yet).
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Avoid unnecessary copies on GCI initialization.
The issue I faced was that when starting a cluster I was getting:
```
Aug 12 11:12:46 e2e-test-wojtekt-master configure.sh[1079]: cp: error writing '/home/kubernetes/kubernetes-src.tar.gz': No space left on device
```
This PR reduces amount of space that is needed on startup, as well as this speeds up starting cluster.
@lavalamp @dchen1107
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Add support for kube-up.sh to deploy Calico network policy to GCI masters
Also remove requirement for calicoctl from Debian / salt installed nodes and clean it up a little by deploying calico-node with a manifest rather than calicoctl. This also makes it more reliable by retrying properly.
How to use:
```
make quick-release
NETWORK_POLICY_PROVIDER=calico cluster/kube-up.sh
```
One place where I was uncertain:
- CPU allocations (on the master particularly, where there's very little spare capacity). I took some from etcd, but if there's a better way to decide this, I'm happy to change it.
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AWS/GCE: Rework use of master name
* Add a pillar for `hostname` (because even if there's a good Salt function for it, I don't trust it to return the short hostname)
* Move `INITIAL_ETCD_CLUSTER` to just the GCE turn-up
* Remove `master_name`, which isn't needed
* Add a pillar for hostname (because even if there's a good Salt
function for it, I don't trust it to return the short hostname)
* Move INITIAL_ETCD_CLUSTER to just the GCE turn-up
* Remove the master_name, which isn't needed as a pillar
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[Garbage Collector] add e2e tests again
#27151 is reverted because gke didn't start correctly after it's merged (https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/27151#issuecomment-233030686).
The possible problem is the `unbound variable`, which is fixed in the second commit of this PR. However, I cannot verify if the PR will fail the gke suite since I don't have the environment to run that suite.
@wojtek-t @lavalamp
