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join client CA bundles
Last commit grabs client CA bundles from disparate parts of the auth config and makes a pool that contains all of them.
I suspect a rebase broke this because of ordering. I'll keep these separate to make it easier for me to debug.
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api federation types
First commit adds types that can back the kubernetes-discovery server with an `kubectl` compatible way of adding federated servers. Second commit is just generated code.
After we have types, I'd like to start splitting `kubernetes-discovery` into a "legacy" mode which will support what we have today and a "normal" mode which will provide an API federation server like this: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/proposals/federated-api-servers.md that includes both discovery and proxy in a single server. Something like this: https://github.com/openshift/kube-aggregator .
@kubernetes/sig-api-machinery @nikhiljindal
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remove rbac super user
Cleaning up cruft and duplicated capabilities as we transition from RBAC alpha to beta. In 1.5, we added a secured loopback connection based on the `system:masters` group name. `system:masters` have full power in the API, so the RBAC super user is superfluous.
The flag will stay in place so that the process can still launch, but it will be disconnected.
@kubernetes/sig-auth
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demonstrate separation of controller intializers
Currently, controllers are all initialized in a monster method that make it difficult to individually pick out whether there are side-effects, difficult to group related controllers for selective enablement, and impossible to determine if there are hidden dependencies.
This pull demonstrates how we can break apart the monolith and start start the process of grouping and naming controllers for selective enablement. In addition, the use of a map will help expose dependency ordering amongst these controllers and the separate methods will make it a lot harder to have side effects.
This also moves us closer to being able to author reflective unit tests that help ensure that basic RBAC bootstrap roles are at least present, even if they aren't correct.
@nikhiljindal since you were looking at the federation controller manager
@sttts since we're looking at trying out RBAC on these.
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kubeadm: Let apiserver and controller-manager host-mount /etc/pki when required
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This PR checks if /etc/pki is present on the host machine and adds a host-mount to the apiserver and controller-manager manifest if required.
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Fix incompatible host mounts for SSL certificates when deploying on CentOS with kubeadm
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This removes all dependencies on Config during cert generation, only operating
on ServerRunOptions. This way we get rid of the repeated call of Config.Complete
and cleanly stratify the GenericApiServer bootstrapping.
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Revert "[kubeadm] use iteration instead of recursion in function"
Reverts kubernetes/kubernetes#36625
Removing the recursive call means that `n` is never updated, so you never succeed in the update, and you've creating an infinite loop.
Also, this entire bit of functionality should be a patch and you won't have to worry about conflicts.
@luxas
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Add generated informers
Add informer-gen and the informers it generates. We'll do follow-up PRs to convert everything currently using the hand-written informers to the generated ones.
TODO:
- [x] switch to `GroupVersionResource`
- [x] finish godoc
@deads2k @caesarxuchao @sttts @liggitt
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fix if condition question in kubelet run() function
Here variable err returned by function NewForConfig(&eventClientConfig) if CreateAPIServerClientConfig() function runs correctly . And we should not print "invalid kubeconfig" info.
Should we use else instead of if.
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Remove ExportOptions from api/internal and use unversioned
Should only have one internal object in use
Part of #37530
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Refactor certificate controller to make approval an interface
@mikedanese
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Warn if firewalld service is enabled.
Fixes https://github.com/kubernetes/kubeadm/issues/21
Output will be:
```
(root@centos1 ~) $ kubeadm init
Running pre-flight checks
WARNING: firewalld is active, please ensure ports [6443 9898 10250] are open
```
I went with the port list from @errordeveloper 's ansible playbook here but it's possible there should be others listed.
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kubeadm: Skip etcd related preflight checks and reset actions for external etcd
**What this PR does / why we need it**:
Skip etcd related preflight checks and reset actions for external etcd
**Which issue this PR fixes** *(optional, in `fixes #<issue number>(, fixes #<issue_number>, ...)` format, will close that issue when PR gets merged)*: fixes # https://github.com/kubernetes/kubeadm/issues/69#issuecomment-262988388
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kubeadm: Skip etcd related preflight checks and reset actions for external etcd
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kubeadm: Implement support for symbolic labels in --use-kubernetes-version
**What this PR does / why we need it**: This patch adds "stable", "latest" and other labels as valid versions in "kubeadm init --use-kubernetes-version" flag.
Now, defaults can be pointing to "stable" and users will always get
latest available stable build of Kubernetes via kubeadm.
There is no need anymore to hardcode version string inside kubeadm
binary.
It is also possible to use labels like "latest" or point to exact
branch: "stable-1.4"
**Which issue this PR fixes** *(optional, in `fixes #<issue number>(, fixes #<issue_number>, ...)` format, will close that issue when PR gets merged)*: fixes #
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- kubeadm init --use-kubernetes-version now understands "stable","latest", "stable-1.4" and other labels as valid version. It will fetch actual build number from release servers.
```
