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Add basic install and mount flexvolumes e2e tests
fixes https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/47010
These two tests install a skeleton "dummy" flex driver, attachable and non-attachable respectively, then test that a pod can successfully use the flex driver. They are labeled disruptive because kubelet and controller-manager get restarted as part of the flex install. IMO it's important to keep this install procedure as part of the test to isolate any bugs with the startup plugin probe code.
There is a bit of an ugly dependency on cluster/gce/config-test.sh because --flex-volume-plugin-dir must be set to a dir that's readable from controller-manager container and writable by the flex e2e test. The default path is not writable on GCE masters with read-only root so I picked a location that looks okay.
In the "dummy" drivers I trick kubelet into thinking there is a mount point by doing "mount -t tmpfs none ${MNTPATH} >/dev/null 2>&1", hope that is okay.
I have only tested on GCE and theoretically they may work on AWS but I don't think there is a need to test on multiple cloudproviders.
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...by removing the liveness/readiness probes from the cockroachdb
manifests, as explained in
github.com/kubernetes/test-infra/issues/1740#issuecomment-279555187
kubectl-in-pod.json has a hardcoded path for
kubectl in its hostPath ('/usr/bin/kubectl').
When the test actually runs on gke, kubectl
is available at '/workspace/kubernetes/platforms/linux/amd64/kubectl'
and NOT at '/usr/bin/kubectl'. So we need to
fix the hostPath for the test to work properly.
Fixes#36586
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add e2e test for kubectl in a Pod
Add a e2e test to make sure kubectl can talk to the api server when it is mounted in a pod.
Fixes: #33138
