Alter how runtime.SerializeInfo is represented to simplify negotiation
and reduce the need to allocate during negotiation. Simplify the dynamic
client's logic around negotiating type. Add more tests for media type
handling where necessary.
The GC needs to build clients based only on Resource or Kind. Hoist the
restmapper out of the controller and the clientpool, support a new
ClientForGroupVersionKind and ClientForGroupVersionResource, and use the
appropriate one in both places.
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Add the uid in a delete event to the absentOwnerCache
This is a small optimization to further reduce the traffic sent by the GC.
In #31167, GC caches the non-existent owners when it processes the dirtyQueue. As discovered in #32571, there is still small inefficiency, because there are multiple goroutines processing the dirtyQueue, many of them might send a GET to the apiserver before the cache gets populated.
This PR populates the cache when GC observes an object gets deleted, which happens before the processing of the dirtyQueue, so it avoids the simultaneous GET sent by the GC workers.
cc @lavalamp
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add selfsubjectaccessreview API
Exposes the REST API for self subject access reviews. This allows a user to see whether or not they can perform a particular action.
@kubernetes/sig-auth
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[GarbageCollector] add absent owner cache
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**What this PR does / why we need it**:
Reducing the Request sent to the API server by the garbage collector to check if an owner exists.
**Which issue this PR fixes** *(optional, in `fixes #<issue number>(, #<issue_number>, ...)` format, will close that issue when PR gets merged)*: fixes #
#26120
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Currently when processing an item in the dirtyQueue, the garbage collector issues GET to check if any of its owners exist. If the owner is a replication controller with 1000 pods, the garbage collector sends a GET for the RC 1000 times. This PR caches the owner's UID if it does not exist according to the API server. This cuts 1/3 of the garbage collection time of the density test in the gce-500 and gce-scale, where the QPS is the bottleneck.
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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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pkg/controller/garbagecollector: simplify mutexes.
pkg/controller/garbagecollector: simplified synchronization and made idiomatic.
Similar to #29598, we can rely on the zero-value construction behavior
to embed `sync.Mutex` into parent structs.
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Clayton Coleman
