bindata and yaml, Gobindata automation
bindata utils for generating, go generate
match server version
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(rebased jul-25,29)
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Node E2E: Make it possible to share test between e2e and node e2e
This PR is part of the plan to improve node e2e test coverage.
* Now to improve test coverage, we have to copy test from e2e to node e2e.
* When adding a new test, we have to decide its destiny at the very beginning - whether it is a node e2e or e2e.
This PR makes it possible to share test between e2e and node e2e.
By leveraging the mechanism of ginkgo, as long as we can import the test package in the test suite, the corresponding `Describe` will be run to initialize the global variable `_`, and the test will be inserted into the test suite. (See https://github.com/onsi/composition-ginkgo-example)
In the future, we just need to use the framework to write the test, and put the test into `test/e2e/node`, then it will be automatically shared by the 2 test suites.
This PR:
1) Refactored the framework to make it automatically differentiate e2e and node e2e (Mainly refactored the `PodClient` and the apiserver client initialization).
2) Created a new directory `test/e2e/node` and make it shared by e2e and node e2e.
3) Moved `container_probe.go` into `test/e2e/node` to verify the change.
@kubernetes/sig-node
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Drop support for --gce-service-account, require activated creds
Now that `gcloud auth activate-service-account` is in remove support in the test framework for default service accounts -- testing GCE/GKE now requires prior gcloud activation.
Filters can't exceed 4k, and GET requests against the GCE API are also
limited, so these break down in different ways at different cluster
counts. Fix it by introducing an advisory node-instance-prefix
configuration in the GCE provider that can hint the
EnsureLoadBalancer/UpdateLoadBalancer code (and the firewall
creation/update code). If it's not there, or wrong (a hostname that's
registered violates it), just ignore it and grab the whole project.
We have previously tried building a full cloudprovider in e2e for AWS;
this wasn't the best idea, because e2e runs on a different machine than
normal operations, and often doesn't even run in AWS. In turn, this
meant that the cloudprovider had to do extra work and have extra code,
which we would like to get rid of. Indeed, I got rid of some code which
tolerated not running in AWS, and this broke e2e.
Chao Xu