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kubelet: Remove redundant `Container.Created`
As far as I can tell, this has been supplanted by a) the `DockerJSON.CreatedAt` field and b) the
`ContainerStatus.CreatedAt`, where the first is used for creating the
second.
The `.Created` field was only written to as far as I can see.
cc @yifan-gu & @Random-Liu
Is there any reason we might want to keep this around?
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Introduce events flag for describers
Printing events for a given object is not always needed. Thus, introducing --show-events=false to ``kubectl describe`` to skip events printing.
Fixes: #24239
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Abstract node side functionality of attachable plugins
- Create PhysicalAttacher interface to abstract MountDevice and
WaitForAttach.
- Create PhysicalDetacher interface to abstract WaitForDetach and
UnmountDevice.
- Expand unit tests to check that Attach, Detach, WaitForAttach,
WaitForDetach, MountDevice, and UnmountDevice get call where
appropriet.
Physical{Attacher,Detacher} are working titles suggestions welcome. Some other thoughts:
- NodeSideAttacher or NodeAttacher.
- AttachWatcher
- Call this Attacher and call the Current Attacher CloudAttacher.
- DeviceMounter (although there are way too many things called Mounter right now :/)
This is to address: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/21709#issuecomment-192035382
@saad-ali
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Support persisting config from kubecfg AuthProvider plugins
Plumbs through an interface to the plugin that can persist a `map[string]string` config for just that plugin. Also adds `config` to the AuthProvider serialization type, and `Login()` to the AuthProvider plugin interface.
Modified the gcp AuthProvider to cache short-term access tokens in the kubecfg file.
Builds on #23066
@bobbyrullo @deads2k @jlowdermilk @erictune
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kubectl describe: show multiple labels/annotations on multiple lines
Small UX improvement: when there is more than one label/annotation, it's more readable to see them on the different lines.
Before:
```console
$ kubectl describe svc
Name: s2i-test
Namespace: test2
Labels: app=s2i-test,foo=bar
...
```
After:
```console
$ kubectl describe svc
Name: s2i-test
Namespace: test2
Labels: app=s2i-test
foo=bar
...
```
This change affects output of the labels/annotations in many of the sub-commands of the `kubectl describe`.
PTAL @smarterclayton @kargakis
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add namespace index for cache
@wojtek-t
Implement in this approach make the change of lister.go small, but we should replace all `NewInformer()` to `NewIndexInformer()`, even when someone not want to filter by namespace(eg. gc_controller and scheduler). Any suggestion?
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kubectl: more sophisticated pod selection for logs and attach
Trying to get the logs or attach to an object other than a pod
will poll forever if that object has no replicas. This commit adds
a 20s timeout for polling.
@kubernetes/kubectl @deads2k @fabianofranz
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Add subPath to mount a child dir or file of a volumeMount
Allow users to specify a subPath in Container.volumeMounts so they can use a single volume for many mounts instead of creating many volumes. For instance, a user can now use a single PersistentVolume to store the Mysql database and the document root of an Apache server of a LAMP stack pod by mapping them to different subPaths in this single volume.
Also solves https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/20466.
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Automatically Add Supplemental Groups from Volumes to Pods
This adds support for a "GID" annotation that one can add to their PVs. When this annotation is seen the kubelet automatically adds the given GID to the list of supplemental groups for the pod to which the PV is attached. This allows admins to create volumes and suggest a GID to use to access the volume. This is needed for volumes which do not support ownership management such as NFS.
@markturansky PTAL
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Handle image digests in node status and image GC
Start including Docker image digests in the node status and consider image digests during image
garbage collection.
@kubernetes/rh-cluster-infra @kubernetes/sig-node @smarterclayton
Fixes#23917
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PLEG: reinspect pods that failed prior inspections
Fix the following sequence of events:
1. relist call 1 successfully inspects a pod (just has infra container)
1. relist call 2 gets an error inspecting the same pod (has infra container and a transient
container that failed to create) and doesn't update the old/new pod records
1. relist calls 3+ don't inspect the pod any more (just has infra container so it doesn't look like
anything changed)
This change adds a new list that keeps track of pods that failed inspection and retries them the
next time relist is called. Without this change, a pod in this state would never be inspected again,
its entry in the status cache would never be updated, and the pod worker would never call syncPod
again because the most recent entry in the status cache has an error associated with it. Without
this change, pods in this state would be stuck Terminating forever, unless the user issued a
deletion with a grace period value of 0.
Fixes#24819
cc @kubernetes/rh-cluster-infra @kubernetes/sig-node
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Make ThirdPartyResource a root scoped object
ThirdPartyResource (the registration of a third party type) belongs at the cluster scope. It results in resource handlers installed in every namespace, and the same name in two namespaces collides (namespace is ignored when determining group/kind).
ThirdPartyResourceData (an actual instance of that type) is still namespace-scoped.
This PR moves ThirdPartyResource to be a root scope object. Someone previously using ThirdPartyResource definitions in alpha should be able to move them from namespace to root scope like this:
setup (run on 1.2):
```
kubectl create ns ns1
echo '{"kind":"ThirdPartyResource","apiVersion":"extensions/v1beta1","metadata":{"name":"foo.example.com"},"versions":[{"name":"v8"}]}' | kubectl create -f - --namespace=ns1
echo '{"kind":"Foo","apiVersion":"example.com/v8","metadata":{"name":"MyFoo"},"testkey":"testvalue"}' | kubectl create -f - --namespace=ns1
```
export:
```
kubectl get thirdpartyresource --all-namespaces -o yaml > tprs.yaml
```
remove namespaced kind registrations (this shouldn't remove the data of that type, which is another possible issue):
```
kubectl delete -f tprs.yaml
```
... upgrade ...
re-register the custom types at the root scope:
```
kubectl create -f tprs.yaml
```
Additionally, pre-1.3 clients that expect to read/write ThirdPartyResource at a namespace scope will not be compatible with 1.3+ servers, and 1.3+ clients that expect to read/write ThirdPartyResource at a root scope will not be compatible with pre-1.3 servers.
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Define interfaces for kubelet pod admission and eviction
There is too much code and logic in `kubelet.go` that makes it hard to test functions in discrete pieces.
I propose an interface that an internal module can implement that will let it make an admission decision for a pod. If folks are ok with the pattern, I want to move the a) predicate checking, b) out of disk, c) eviction preventing best-effort pods being admitted into their own dedicated handlers that would be easier for us to mock test. We can then just write tests to ensure that the `Kubelet` calls a call-out, and we can write easier unit tests to ensure that dedicated handlers do the right thing.
The second interface I propose was a `PodEvictor` that is invoked in the main kubelet sync loop to know if pods should be pro-actively evicted from the machine. The current active deadline check should move into a simple evictor implementation, and I want to plug the out of resource killer code path as an implementation of the same interface.
@vishh @timothysc - if you guys can ack on this, I will add some unit testing to ensure we do the call-outs.
/cc @kubernetes/sig-node @kubernetes/rh-cluster-infra
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