It makes more sense to use advertised etcd endpoints instead of using
listened client URLS.
I'm solving this use case: Listen on localhost and public IP but I don't
want to add multiple endpoints to kube-apiservers because it's targeting
same etcd server.
Without this patch SetKubernetesVersion does not set
a version in all locations where it's called, because
the passed config to it always has a default version
stable-1.
This always triggers the != "" check and the function
returns without setting a version.
Validate against DefaultKubernetesVersion and "" instead.
This fixes all cases where fetching a version from the internet
is not needed at all - e.g. "kubeadm token create".
Also make SetKubernetesVersion default to version.Get().String()
and add unit tests for the function.
kubeadm token create --print-join-command --config <path>
fails with Error: can not mix '--config' with arguments [print-join-command]
As print-joint command can't be put into the configuration file it
should be possible to use those 2 options at the same time.
Added print-join-command options to the list of exceptions in
ValidateMixedArguments check to allow its usage with --config option.
Fixes: kubernetes/kubeadm#1166
This change allows mixing InitConfiguration/ClusterConfiguration with
JoinConfiguration in a single YAML file, by performing the following changes:
- Replace the explicit error in `DetectUnsupportedVersion` with a warning.
- Modify `NodeConfigFileAndDefaultsToInternalConfig` to use only
`JoinConfiguration`.
Signed-off-by: Rostislav M. Georgiev <rostislavg@vmware.com>
The default version in kubeadm is now `stable-1`. This will
pull a version from the `stable-1.txt` endpoint which might
end up being newer than the version of the client by a magnitude
of MINOR or even a MAJOR release.
To be able to prevent this scenario add the new helper function:
validateStableVersion()
This function determines if the remote version is newer than the
local client version and if that's the case it returns `stable-X.xx`
that conforms with the version of the client. If not it returns
the remote version.
If 'kubeadm join' is run with --discovery-file option it still
prompts for bootstrap token. This makes it impossible to use
existing client certificates mentioned in the discovery file.
Fixed by checking for empty bootstrap token only if discovery file
is not specified.
Fixes: kubernetes/kubeadm#1142
