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Fix flexvolume in containerized kubelets
Fixes flex volumes in containerized kubelets.
cc @jsafrane @chakri-nelluri @verult
Note to reviewers : e2e tests pass in local containarized cluster.
```release-note
Fix flexvolume in containarized kubelets
```
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Update bazelbuild/rules_go, kubernetes/repo-infra, and gazelle dependencies
**What this PR does / why we need it**: updates our bazelbuild/rules_go dependency in order to bump everything to go1.9.4. I'm separating this effort into two separate PRs, since updating rules_go requires a large cleanup, removing an attribute from most build rules.
**Release note**:
```release-note
NONE
```
With d7ddcca231, we lost the logging
of the flags. We should at least log what the command line flags
were used to start processes as those incredibly useful for trouble shooting.
Add a separate method in a new file for creating cloud providers.
Currently the code is all mixed into the controller manager. We
should actively control what is made available to the cloud provider
so list explicitly the parms needed and move the code out. This will
avoid linkages to sneak in as we will catch it better during reviews.
Prepatory work fpr removing cloud provider dependency from node
controller running in Kube Controller Manager. Splitting the node
controller into its two major pieces life-cycle and CIDR/IP
management. Both pieces currently need the the cloud system to do their work.
Removing lifecycles dependency on cloud will be fixed ina followup PR.
Moved node scheduler code to live with node lifecycle controller.
Got the IPAM/Lifecycle split completed. Still need to rename pieces.
Made changes to the utils and tests so they would be in the appropriate
package.
Moved the node based ipam code to nodeipam.
Made the relevant tests pass.
Moved common node controller util code to nodeutil.
Removed unneeded pod informer sync from node ipam controller.
Fixed linter issues.
Factored in feedback from @gmarek.
Factored in feedback from @mtaufen.
Undoing unneeded change.
Seperate loop and plugin control in the kube-controller-manager.
Adding an "--external-plugin" flag to specify a plugin to load when
cloud-provider is set to "external". Flag has no effect currently
when the cloud-provider is not set to external. The expectation is
that the cloud provider and external plugin flags would go away once
all cloud providers are on stage 2 cloud-controller-manager solutions.
Managing the control loops more directly based on start up flags.
Addressing issue brought up by @wlan0
Switched to using the main node controller in CCM.
Changes to enable full NodeController to start in CCM.
Fix related tests.
Unifying some common code between KCM and CCM.
Fix related tests and comments.
Folded in feedback from @jhorwit2 and @wlan0
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Fix failure to load volume plugins for #52048
Currently we have two plugin managers.
However one of them limits the cloud plugins it loads.
This means that if cloud provider is set to external the plugins will
not be loaded in *that* plugin manager. However they will be loaded in
the other instance of the plugin manager. So it does not actually save
us anything. It does hamper the efforts to actually get stage 1
separation working.
**What this PR does / why we need it**: It allows the plugins be found for the cloud providers working on stage 1 separation.
**Which issue this PR fixes** *(optional, in `fixes #<issue number>(, fixes #<issue_number>, ...)` format, will close that issue when PR gets merged)*: fixes#52048
**Special notes for your reviewer**:
**Release note**:
```release-note NONE
```
This updates the HPA controller to use the polymorphic scale client from
client-go. This should enable HPAs to work with arbitrary scalable
resources, instead of just those in the extensions API group (meaning we
can deprecate the copy of ReplicationController in extensions/v1beta1).
It also means that the HPA controller now pays attention to the
APIVersion field in `scaleTargetRef` (more specifically, the group part
of it).
Note that currently, discovery information on which resources are
available where is only fetched once (the first time that it's
requested). In the future, we may want a refreshing discovery REST
mapper.
Using assertions for unit tests:
1. cmd/kube-controller-manager/app/controller_manager_test.go
2. pkg/controller/bootstrap/jws_test.go
3. pkg/controller/cloud/node_controller_test.go
4. pkg/controller/controller_utils_test.go
Currently we have two plugin managers.
However one of them limits the cloud plugins it loads.
This means that if cloud provider is set to external the plugins will
not be loaded in *that* plugin manager. However they will be loaded in
the other instance of the plugin manager. So it does not actually save
us anything. It does hamper the efforts to actually get stage 1
separation working.
Enhance the garbage collector to periodically refresh the resources it
monitors (via discovery) to enable custom resource definition GC.
This implementation caches Unstructured structs for any kinds not
covered by a shared informer. The existing meta-only codec only supports
compiled types; an improved codec which supports arbitrary types could
be introduced to optimize caching to store only metadata for all
non-informer types.
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tighten quota controller interface
While debugging a quota performance problem, I had to chase some references deeper than necessary because the interfaces were overly broad. This tightens them.
```release-note
NONE
```
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