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Start verifying golint on a per-package basis as packages are fixed
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Added `golint` for pkg/security/podsecuritypolicy/capabilities` along with validation.
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This is a POC to start enabling `golint` checks on a per-package basis, we did this on the docker project and it was a great way for new contributors to help and it benefits the project overall. All they have to do is add the package they fixed to the bash array in `hack/verify-golint.sh` and fix all the lint errors.
Eventually when all the packages have been fixed we can change the function to `find_files`. Or something based off which files are changed in a patch set to verify `golint`.
Now I used this specific package as the POC because I wanted to show the downside of this changing the api of the package.
Most of the times this arose in docker/docker we decided that if someone wasn't importing their deps locally then it was their loss, but I'm not sure if you all will agree.
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check validation with no apps client in kubectl util factory
autoscaling client already exist:
if c.c.AutoscalingClient == nil {
return errors.New("unable to validate: no autoscaling client")
so following autoscaling client should be apps client:
if c.c.AppsClient == nil {
return errors.New("unable to validate: no autoscaling client")
}
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component feature config proposal
This adds a proposal for a simple mechanism to pass runtime config to kube system components. Motivation is to have a consistent way to toggle new features that are not tied to an API group. Feedback appreciated
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Start etcd-empty-dir-cleanup pod automatically on master
etcd-empty-dir-cleanup removes empty directories from etcd every hour. This PR runs the pod automatically on GCI masters.
related #30319fixes#27307
Workaround for non-gci systems:
ssh to master and:
sudo cp /home/kubernetes/kube-manifests/kubernetes/gci-trusty/etcd-empty-dir-cleanup/etcd-empty-dir-cleanup.yaml /etc/kubernetes/manifests/
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Check for CAP_SYS_ADMIN in Kubelet
Comment from nsenter_mount.go header:
The Kubelet process must have CAP_SYS_ADMIN (required by nsenter); at
the present, this effectively means that the kubelet is running in a
privileged container.
Related to #26093
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[Kubelet] Rename `--config` to `--pod-manifest-path`. `--config` is deprecated.
This field holds the location of a manifest file or directory of manifest
files for pods the Kubelet is supposed to run. The name of the field
should reflect that purpose. I didn't change the flag name because that
API should remain stable.
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Fix killing child sudo process in e2e_node tests
Fixes#29211; re-doing #29380 which was reverted due to cross-platform build failure #29669.
The context is we are trying to kill a process started as `sudo kube-apiserver`, but `sudo` ignores signals from the same process group. Applying `Setpgid` means the `sudo kill` process won't be in the same process group, so will not fall foul of this nifty feature.
~~I also took the liberty of removing some code setting `Pdeathsig` because it claims to be doing something in the same area, but actually it doesn't do that at all. The setting is applied to the forked process, i.e. `sudo`, and it means the `sudo` will get killed if we (`e2e_node.test`) die. This (a) isn't what the comment says and (b) doesn't help because sending SIGKILL to the sudo process leaves sudo's child alive.~~
We do need to use the same 'hack' to access `Setpgid` as the `e2e_node.test` program gets built on Windows (although it doesn't run there).
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pkg/util/logs.go got its own package in a771578a1c, but it was not
imported in the kubelet anymore such that its init() func
did not run setting logtostderr to true by default.
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Run node e2e pull VMs in a separate GCP project
I haven't increased quota yet, so we shouldn't merge until I've done so. This is mostly just testing to see if the rest of the plumbing works.
Part of #27648.
cc @fejta @spxtr @pwittrock
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[GarbageCollector] measure latency
First commit is #27600.
In e2e tests, I measure the average time an item spend in the eventQueue(~1.5 ms), dirtyQueue(~13ms), and orphanQueue(~37ms). There is no stress test in e2e yet, so the number may not be useful.
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Simplify canonical element term in deepcopy
Replace the old functional canonical element term in deepcopy registration with direct struct instantiation.
The old way was an artifact of non-uniform pointer/non-pointer types in the signature of deepcopy function. Since we changed that to always be a pointer, we can simplify the code.
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Fix error reporting during vagrant provisioning
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`release_not_found` shell function can be used both while running
`provision-master.sh` and `privision-node.sh` (it's used by `install-salt`
function in `provision-utils.sh`, but it was defined in `provision-master.sh`.
Because of this, one of my colleagues got the following diagnostic:
```
==> master: Succeeded: 52 (changed=8)
==> master: Failed: 0
==> master: -------------
==> master: Total states run: 52
==> node-1: Machine already provisioned. Run `vagrant provision` or use the `--provision`
==> node-1: flag to force provisioning. Provisioners marked to run always will still run.
==> node-1: Running provisioner: shell...
node-1: Running: /tmp/vagrant-shell20160726-19144-hahnl1.sh
==> node-1: Prepare package manager
==> node-1: Provisioning network on node
==> node-1: Network configuration verified
==> node-1: /tmp/vagrant-shell: line 134: release_not_found: command not found
The SSH command responded with a non-zero exit status. Vagrant
assumes that this means the command failed. The output for this command
should be in the log above. Please read the output to determine what
went wrong.
```
... which is rather confusing.
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Use latest GCI image based on a regex in Node e2e
This PR also makes it possible to run node e2e against multiple previous images, sorted by creation time. A regex for the image name can be used to instruct node e2e to identify test images.
Depends on #29577
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AWS: Allow no-op kube-down to exit 0
Not exactly sure why hack/e2e.go `IsUp()` is returning true right now,
but I can solve this a different way. This unifies with the GCE
behavior, which is that no-op kube-down returns 0.
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It can run tests against multiple existing images that match a regex.
GCI images will be using a regex.
Signed-off-by: Vishnu kannan <vishnuk@google.com>
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add metrics for workqueues
Adds prometheus metrics to work queues and enables them for the resourcequota controller. It would be easy to add this to all other workqueue based controllers and gather basic responsiveness metrics.
@kubernetes/rh-cluster-infra helps debug quota controller responsiveness problems.
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