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Fake container exec/logs support for in-process docker CRI integration
This is necessary to unblock other work on docker integration, while we are addressing
`logs` and `exec` in the meantime.
This is part of #31459 and #33189
/cc @kubernetes/sig-node
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Add port forwarding for rkt with kvm stage1
Port forwarding for rkt kvm using `socat`.
cc @yifan-gu @euank @pskrzyns @lukasredynk
This allows runtimes in different packages (dockertools, rkt, kuberuntime) to
share the same logic. Before this change, only dockertools support this
feature. Now all three packages support image pull throttling.
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Revert "Merge pull request #30513 from tmrts/kubelet-rkt-cri/use-imag…
This reverts commit aff7dfcaab, reversing
changes made to 7a4d81ea43.
See https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/30513#issuecomment-245949664, this breaks tests for the rkt runtime.
The original PR also changed the source of image truth from the api-service to cli, which could have further implications which @yifan-gu could speak better to, so I think it's safer to just revert for now and discuss further in the rktlet repo / pr. The reverted code effectively already exists (with the bug in question already fixed) here https://github.com/kubernetes-incubator/rktlet/pull/5 .. once that's merged, we can vendor and call it over here in place of #30513.
@yifan-gu / @tmrts if you think continuing with the changes and rolling forwards (just adding the `--full` flag to list to fix the immediate bug) is better, feel free to close this and open a PR with that change, but I think this approach is overall better for the reasons in the previous paragraph.
cc @tmrts @yifan-gu @kubernetes/sig-rktnetes @pskrzyns
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rkt: Force `rkt fetch` to fetch from remote to conform the image pull policy.
Fix https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/27646
Use `--no-store` option for `rkt fetch` to force it to fetch from remote.
However, `--no-store` will fetch the remote image regardless of whether the content of the image has changed or not.
This causes performance downgrade when the image tag is ':latest' and the image pull policy is 'always'.
The issue is tracked in https://github.com/coreos/rkt/issues/2937.
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rkt: Improve support for privileged pod (pod whose all containers are privileged)
Fix https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/31100
This takes advantage of https://github.com/coreos/rkt/pull/2983 . By appending the new `--all-run` insecure-options to `rkt run-prepared` command when all the containers are privileged. The pod now gets more privileged power.
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rkt: Support subPath volume mounts feature
So that at most one volume object will be created for every unique
host path. Also the volume's name is random generated UUID to avoid
collision since the mount point's name passed by kubelet is not
guaranteed to be unique when 'subpath' is specified.
Should partially fix https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/26986
The non-existing host path creation issue is not touched here.
cc @kubernetes/sig-rktnetes
also cc @kubernetes/sig-node for the Mount name comments I added.
So that at most one volume object will be created for every unique
host path. Also the volume's name is random generated UUID to avoid
collision since the mount point's name passed by kubelet is not
guaranteed to be unique when 'subpath' is specified.
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Allow PVs to specify supplemental GIDs
Retry of https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/28691 . Adds a Kubelet helper function for getting extra supplemental groups
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rkt: Don't return if the service file doesn't exist when killing the pod
Remove an unused logic. Also this prevents the KillPod() from failing
when the service file doesn't exist. E.g., it can be removed by garbage
collection in a rare case:
1, There are already more than `gcPolicy.MaxContainers` containers running
on the host.
2, The new pod(A) starts to run but doesn't enter 'RUNNING' state yet.
3, GC is triggered, and it sees the pod(A) is in an inactive state (not running),
and the it needs to remove the pod to force the `gcPolicy.MaxContainers`.
4, GC fails to remove the pod because `rkt rm` fails when the pod is running,
but it removes the service file anyway.
5, Follow up KillPod() call will fail because it cannot find the service file
on disk.
Also this is possible only when the pod has been in prepared state for longer
than 1 min, which sounds like another issue.
cc @kubernetes/sig-rktnetes
Remove an unused logic. Also this prevents the KillPod() from failing
when the service file doesn't exist. E.g., it can be removed by garbage
collection in a rare case:
1, There are already more than `gcPolicy.MaxContainers` containers running
on the host.
2, The new pod(A) starts to run but doesn't enter 'RUNNING' state yet.
3, GC is triggered, and it sees the pod(A) is in an inactive state (not running),
and the it needs to remove the pod to force the `gcPolicy.MaxContainers`.
4, GC fails to remove the pod because `rkt rm` fails when the pod is running,
but it removes the service file anyway.
5, Follow up KillPod() call will fail because it cannot find the service file
on disk.
Also this is possible only when the pod has been in prepared state for longer
than 1 min, which sounds like another issue.
Random-Liu