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Make upload-to-gcs.sh use a different prefix for tests in other repos.
For kubernetes/test-infra#476.
Also, put the repo in the build metadata so Gubernator can link to the
right thing for postsubmit jobs.
For PR #$NUM in a given repo, the logs will go to these places:
kubernetes/kubernetes => /pr-logs/pull/$NUM
kubernetes/test-infra => /pr-logs/pull/test-infra/$NUM
google/cadvisor => /pr-logs/pull/google_cadvisor/$NUM
Tested with a manual harness. Note that this leaves the latest/indirect
untouched as well as postsubmit jobs-- *job names* are still unique, the
main issue was that PR numbers might collide. Disturbing as little
structure as possible reduces how many things will break.
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Fixed a bug that causes k8s to delete all healthmonitors on your OpenStack tenant
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**What this PR does / why we need it**:
The OpenStack LBaaS v2 api does not support filtering health monitors by pool_id, so /lbaas/healthmonitors?pool_id=abc123 will always return all health monitors in your OpenStack tenant.
This presents a problem when, in the very next block of code, we loop over the list of monitorIDs and delete them one-by-one. This will delete all the health monitors in your tenant without warning.
Fortunately, we already got the healthmonitor IDs when we built the list of pools. Using those, we can delete only those healthmonitors associated with our pool(s).
**Which issue this PR fixes** *(optional, in `fixes #<issue number>(, #<issue_number>, ...)` format, will close that issue when PR gets merged)*: fixes #
**Special notes for your reviewer**:
The main issue here was the use of v2_monitors.List(lbaas.network, v2_monitors.ListOpts{PoolID: poolID}). This is trying to filter healthmonitors by pool_id, but that is not supported by the API. It creates a call like /lbaas/healthmonitors?pool_id=abc123. The API server ignores the pool_id parameter and returns a list of all healthmonitors (which k8s then tries to delete).
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Un-xmlWrap the Test function.
#33361 is pretty much useless.
We should probably take a look at better integrating the new JUnit results into the munger/testgrid/gubernator, but this should make things better for now.
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add port validate when --port is set or --expose=true
```shell
$ kubectl run nginx --image=nginx --port=88888 --expose=true
The Deployment "nginx" is invalid.
spec.template.spec.containers[0].ports[0].containerPort: Invalid value: 88888: must be between 1 and 65535, inclusive
$ kubectl run nginx --image=nginx --port=0 --expose=true
error: --port must be a positive integer when exposing a service
```
1. when port is greater than 65535, port is required between 1 and 65535 and deployment 'nginx' can not be created.
2. when port is less than 1, port is not validated and deployment 'nginx' can be created. But service will be created failed.
so i add this change:
when --port is set or --expose=true, validate port range so that error reported can be the same when port is greater than 65535 or less than 1.
And this can also find the port range error before creating the deployment other than during creating the deployment.
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Update kubectl create message when using --dry-run
`kubectl create <resource> <name> --dry-run` provides a misleading success
message.
When commands such as `kubectl new-app node` are run with a
`--dry-run` flag, they make this clear by appending a "(DRY RUN)"
string to the final output. `kubectl create <resource> <name> --dry-run`
does not do this, providing a potentially misleading output.
This patch appends a "(DRY RUN)" string to the end of a successful
message of `kubectl create` subcommands that support the `--dry-run` flag.
`kubectl create quota quota --dry-run`
```
resourcequota "quota" created
```
`kubectl create quota quota --dry-run`
```
resourcequota "quota" created (DRY RUN)
```
**Release note**:
```release-note
release-note-none
```
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Fix DaemonSet namespace handling for predicates
In order to determine whether a node should run its daemon pod,
DaemonController creates a dummy pod based on DaemonSet's template and
then uses scheduler predicates (currently GeneralPredicates) to test
whether such pod can be run by the node. The problem was that
DaemonController was not setting Namespace for the dummy pod. This was
not affecting currently used GeneralPredicates but this problem could
bite later when some namespace-dependent predicates are added to
GeneralPredicates or directly to DaemonController's node checks
(e.g. pod affinity).
Stumbled upon it while working on e2e test for #31136
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Pass SelectionPredicate instead of Filter to storage layer
Depends on #31189 (first commit).
ref: #29888
What?
This PR removes the filtering logic and passes SelectionPredicate to storage layer.
Why?
Filter doesn't provide enough information of and isn't the right abstraction for indexing. We need to pass in SelectionPredicate instead.
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Default HTTP2 on, post fixes from #29001
This reverts commit 8cb799c789.
Enables HTTP2 on by default post fixes from https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/29001 for 1.5
NOTE: We are nearing lb connection limits at current thresholds.
/cc @bradfitz @lavalamp @smarterclayton
For kubernetes/test-infra#476.
Also, put the repo in the build metadata so Gubernator can link to the
right thing for postsubmit jobs.
For PR #$NUM in a given repo, the logs will go to these places:
kubernetes/kubernetes => /pr-logs/pull/$NUM
kubernetes/test-infra => /pr-logs/pull/test-infra/$NUM
google/cadvisor => /pr-logs/pull/google_cadvisor/$NUM
Tested with a manual harness. Note that this leaves the latest/indirect
untouched as well as postsubmit jobs-- *job names* are still unique, the
main issue was that PR numbers might collide. Disturbing as little
structure as possible reduces how many things will break.
In order to determine whether a node should run its daemon pod,
DaemonController creates a dummy pod based on DaemonSet's template and
then uses scheduler predicates (currently GeneralPredicates) to test
whether such pod can be run by the node. The problem was that
DaemonController was not setting Namespace for the dummy pod. This was
not affecting currently used GeneralPredicates but this problem could
bite later when some namespace-dependent predicates are added to
GeneralPredicates or directly to DaemonController's node checks
(e.g. pod affinity).
Stumbled upon it while working on e2e test for #31136
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disconnect contrib/mesos
Partially addresses to https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/33283.
This just disconnects `contrib/mesos` from the rest of the `kubernetes/kubernetes` repo. This leaves the code in place so that it can be used to prime a new repo once there's a champion and owner.
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start creating controller SA roles. start with just one
This creates a clusterrole for the replicationcontroller controller. It also streamlines the rule creation code and I'll use this role as practice for wiring up RBAC rules.
@kubernetes/sig-auth
@ericchiang Jordan is ooto, mind taking a look?
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remove the clientset adapter
This removes the clientset adapter entirely. There is one focused adapter that remains in a single e2e test. Every other reference was removed.
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Make @k82cn assignee for contrib/mesos/OWNERS and remove everyone else
@k82cn is going to be the maintainer for contrib/mesos going forward.
cc/ @eparis
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move the REST storage creation to its proper packages
Moves the `RESTStorageProvider` interfaces to their proper packages.
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Rename controller*.go to pvcontroller*.go
To make log filtering easier. controller.go is used by several controllers and matching logs for "pvcontroller.*" is much better.
@kubernetes/sig-storage
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kubeadm
**What this PR does / why we need it**:
This PR add alpha version of `kubeadm` tool, which allows user to boostrap a cluster rather quite easily. This is the initial contribution from @kubernetes/sig-cluster-lifecycle members, who's aim is to build easy-to-use tools that help to operate a cluster throughout its lifetime.
**Which issue this PR fixes**: a leap towards kubernetes/features#11
**Special notes for your reviewer**: previously seen by many folks in #31221
**Release note**:
```release-note
`kubeadm` (alpha) provides an easy way to securely bootstrap Kubernetes on Linux, see http://kubernetes.io/docs/kubeadm/
```
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Added e2e framweork and a simple test for HA master.
Added e2e framweork for testing HA master. Added one simple e2e test for HA master that first grows and then shrinks GCE cluster.
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Print a more helpful error message when failing to start rolling-updates
Hopefully this will help us track down where the 1.3 -> 1.4 upgrades are breaking down. We'll need to cherry-pick this into release-1.4 to have any effect, though.
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Put loopback authn/authz first in chain
We want the loopback token auth to go first in the chain, for performance reasons, and so the loopback token isn't seen by any remote token authenticators configured.
The loopback authorizer should also go first in the chain for performance.
