layer-nvidia-cuda does the hardware detection and sets a state that the
worker can react to.
When gpu is available, worker updates config and restarts kubelet to
enable gpu mode. Worker then notifies master that it's in gpu mode via
the kube-control relation.
When master sees that a worker is in gpu mode, it updates to privileged
mode and restarts kube-apiserver.
The kube-control interface has subsumed the kube-dns interface
functionality.
An 'allow-privileged' config option has been added to both worker and
master charms. The gpu enablement respects the value of this option;
i.e., we can't enable gpu mode if the operator has set
allow-privileged="false".
This branch includes a rollup series of commits from a fork of the
kubernetes repository pre 1.5 release because we didn't make the code freeze.
This additional effort has been fully tested and has results submit into
the gubernator to enhance confidence in this code quality vs. the single
layer, posing as both master/node.
To reference the gubernator results, please see:
https://k8s-gubernator.appspot.com/builds/canonical-kubernetes-tests/logs/kubernetes-gce-e2e-node/
Apologies in advance for the large commit, however we did not want to
submit without having successful upstream automated testing results.
This commit includes:
- Support for CNI networking plugins
- Support for durable storage provided by ceph
- Building from upstream templates (read: kubedns - no more template
drift!)
- An e2e charm-layer to make running validation tests much simpler/repeatable
- Changes to support the 1.5.x series of kubernetes
Additional note: We will be targeting -all- future work against upstream
so large pull requests of this magnitude will not occur again.
George Kraft