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Reimplement 'pause' in C - smaller footprint all around
Statically links against musl. Size of amd64 binary is 3560 bytes.
I couldn't test the arm binary since I have no hardware to test it on, though I assume we want it to work on a raspberry pi.
This PR also adds the gcc5/musl cross compiling image used to build the binaries.
@thockin
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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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e2e: Enable persistent volume test
The test is already there and all packages should be already available on all test machines.
It tests:
- binding
- using bound claim in a pod
- recycling NFS volume
(we should see shortly if all nfs packages are really installed as Jenkins tests it...)
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Allow etcd to store protobuf objects
Split storage serialization from client negotiation, and allow API server to take flag controlling serialization.
TODO:
* [x] API server still doesn't start - range allocation object doesn't seem to round trip correctly to etcd
* [ ] Verify that third party resources are ignoring protobuf (add a test)
* [ ] Add integration tests that verify storage is correctly protobuf
* [ ] Add a global default for which storage format to prefer?
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e2e/framework/util.StartPods: don't wait for pods that are not created
When running ``[k8s.io] SchedulerPredicates [Serial] validates resource limits of pods that are allowed to run [Conformance]`` pods can be created in a way in which additional pods have to be create to fully saturate node's capacity CPU in a cluster. Additional pods are created by calling ``framework.StartPods``. The function creates pods with a given label and waits for them (if ``waitForRunning`` is ``true``). This is fine as long as the number of pods to created is non-zero. If there are zero pods to be created and ``waitForRunning`` is ``true``, the function waits forever as there is not going to be any pods with requested label. Thus, resulting in ``Error waiting for 0 pods to be running - probably a timeout``. Causing the e2e test to fail even if it should not.
Adding condition to return from the function immediately if there is not pod to create.
The codec factory should support two distinct interfaces - negotiating
for a serializer with a client, vs reading or writing data to a storage
form (etcd, disk, etc). Make the EncodeForVersion and DecodeToVersion
methods only take Encoder and Decoder, and slight refactoring elsewhere.
In the storage factory, use a content type to control what serializer to
pick, and use the universal deserializer. This ensures that storage can
read JSON (which might be from older objects) while only writing
protobuf. Add exceptions for those resources that may not be able to
write to protobuf (specifically third party resources, but potentially
others in the future).
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Petset controller
Took longer than I expected. Main parts of this pr are:
1. Identity generation based on petset spec (volumes are mapped per discussion in #18016)
2. Ensure that we create/delete pets in sequence
3. Ensuring that we create, wait for healthy, create; or delete, wait for terminationGrace, delete
4. Controller that watches apiserver and drives actual -> desired
PVCs are not deleted, yet.
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kubectl rolling-update support for same image
Fixes#23497.
Enables `kubectl rolling-update --image` to the same image, adding a `--image-pull-policy` flag to remove ambiguity. This allows rolling-update to behave as an "update and/or restart" (https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/23497#issuecomment-212349730), or as a forced update when the same tag can mean multiple versions (e.g. `:latest`). cc @janetkuo @nikhiljindal
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Use tagged redis image for kubectl test, move json test file out of deprecated examples
Closes#24642
Changes the redis image to use the :e2e tagged version on gcr.io.
Since the examples/ subdir is deprecated in favor of the new kubernetes/kubernetes.github.io I just copied this file to test-manifests/kubectl like some other files.
The test is already there and all packages should be already available on all
test machines (namely: mount.nfs).
It tests:
- binding
- using bound claim in a pod
- recycling NFS volume
Correct the display of the output when e.g. starting the kubelet fails in the node e2e tests. This
change makes it display a string instead of an array of decimal values.
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Framework support for node e2e.
This should let us port existing e2e tests to the node e2e suite, if the tests are node specific.
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Provide flags to use etcd3 backed storage
ref: #24405
What's in this PR?
- Add a new flag "storage-backend" to choose "etcd2" or "etcd3". By default (i.e. empty), it's "etcd2".
- Take out etcd config code into a standalone package and let it create etcd2 or etcd3 storage backend given user input.
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Promote Pod Hostname & Subdomain to fields (were annotations)
Deprecating the podHostName, subdomain and PodHostnames annotations and created corresponding new fields for them on PodSpec and Endpoints types.
Annotation doc: #22564
Annotation code: #20688
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Add support for running clusters on GCI
Google Container-VM Image (GCI) is the next revision of Container-VM. See documentation at https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/containers/vm-image/. This change adds support for starting a Kubernetes cluster using GCI.
With this change, users can start a kubernetes cluster using the latest kubelet and kubectl release binary built in the GCI image by running:
$ KUBE_OS_DISTRIBUTION="gci" cluster/kube-up.sh
Or run a testing cluster on GCI by running:
$ KUBE_OS_DISTRIBUTION="gci" go run hack/e2e.go -v --up
The commands above will choose the latest GCI image by default.
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