Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 47530, 47679)
Use cos-stable-59-9460-64-0 instead of cos-beta-59-9460-20-0.
Remove dead code that has now moved to another repo as part of #47467
**Release note**:
```release-note
NONE
```
/sig node
- It contains a fix for ipaliasing.
- It contains a fix which decouples GPU driver installation from kernel
version.
Remove dead code that has now moved to another repo as part of #47467
This will create the necessary certificates.
On GCE is will upload those certificates to Metadata.
They are then pulled down on to the kube-apiserver.
They are written to the /etc/src/kubernetes/pki directory.
Finally they are loaded vi the appropriate command line flags.
The requestheader-client-ca-file can be seen by running the following:-
kubectl get ConfigMap extension-apiserver-authentication
--namespace=kube-system -o yaml
Minor bug fixes.
Made sure AGGR_MASTER_NAME is set up in all configs.
Clean up variable names.
Added additional requestheader configuration parameters.
Added check so that if there is no Aggregator CA contents we won't start
the aggregator with the relevant flags.
Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 46441, 43987, 46921, 46823, 47276)
Enable Node authorizer and NodeRestriction admission in kubemark
xref https://github.com/kubernetes/features/issues/279
We want to ensure scale testing covers use of the authorizer/admission pair that partitions nodes. This includes enabling the authorizer, which populates a graph of existing nodes and pods.
Kubemark is still running all nodes with a single credential, so a follow-up step is to generate unique credentials per node (or enable TLS bootstrapping) and remove the temporary rolebinding added in this PR so the node authorizer is the one authorizing each call by a hollow node.
Working on fixing https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/43716.
This will create the necessary certificates.
On GCE is will upload those certificates to Metadata.
They are then pulled down on to the kube-apiserver.
They are written to the /etc/src/kubernetes/pki directory.
Finally they are loaded vi the appropriate command line flags.
The requestheader-client-ca-file can be seen by running the following:-
kubectl get ConfigMap extension-apiserver-authentication
--namespace=kube-system -o yaml
Minor bug fixes.
Made sure AGGR_MASTER_NAME is set up in all configs.
Clean up variable names.
Added additional requestheader configuration parameters.
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