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Rewrite disruption e2e test to use versioned client.
This currently includes the changes from #31638. I will rebase once that is merged.
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increase latency and resource limit accroding to test results
This PR increases the latency limit of node e2e density test according to previous test results.
Fixed#30878
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e2e: log wget output on CheckConnectivityToHost error
Log output might help to diagnose e2e flakes, whether they are caused by dns issues or connection timeouts.
Might help with flake https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/28188.
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Fix make test-integration under OSX
Just throw in a doc.go so there's something compilable in the
test/integration/metrics directory.
Fixes#31587
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test/node-e2e: Update CoreOS update disabling
Previously in this saga... #25004
This disables update-engine and locksmithd with ignition instead of
cloud-init so that they're really totally 100% disabled. Our ignition guy promises.
Pretty much every way of disabling them with cloud-init is mildly racy.
Fixes#31633
I think @vishh can say "I told you so" after the comment on https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/30023#discussion-diff-73431324 .. he was right, but it turns out "stop" there doesn't really work either because of the mess that is cloud-init. Fortunately, converting our cloud-init to json and calling it "ignition" works quite well 😄
Testing done: I ssh'd in and verified that yes, they're disabled. I didn't wait on the e2e tests to pass, so we'll let this PR check that.
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Add e2e tests for Federated Ingress
This is e2e code for federation ingress controller.
Based util functions, add federation ingress e2e cases(reuse current k8s ones) and add logic to validate the result.
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E2E tests for the Source IP Preservation for LoadBalancers
Breaking out E2E changes from the main PR - these tests require the Alpha feature gate turned on for this feature otherwise they will consistently fail.
This disables update-engine and locksmithd with ignition instead of
cloud-init so that they're really totally 100% disabled.
Pretty much every way of disabling them with cloud-init is mildly racy.
Fixes#31633
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add retries for add/update/remove taints on node in taints e2e
fixes taint update conflict in taints e2e by adding retries for add/update/remove taints on node.
ref #27655 and #31066
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Get network name via e2e environment.
This should work, right? I plan to pipe it through into the TestContext soon, just not today, and I'd like some test runtime over the weekend. Open to suggestions.
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[AppArmor] Promote AppArmor annotations to beta
Justification for promoting AppArmor to beta:
1. We will provide an upgrade path to GA
2. We don't anticipate any major changes to the design, and will continue to invest in this feature
3. We will thoroughly test it. If any serious issues are uncovered we can reevaluate, and we're committed to fixing them.
4. We plan to provide beta-level support for the feature anyway (responding quickly to issues).
Note that this does not include the yet-to-be-merged status annotation (https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/31382). I'd like to propose keeping that one alpha for now because I'm not sure the PodStatus is the right long-term home for it (I think a separate monitoring channel, e.g. cAdvisor, would be a better solution).
/cc @thockin @matchstick @erictune
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Delete the broken Celery+RabbitMQ example
The celery container used in the example is broken and does not come up
on most distros. The e2e test that was validating this example was not
detecting the fact the celery pod was crash looping.
I attempted to fix the celery container, but it proved to be tedious.
The proposed fix is to update the glibc version to >= 2.23. In this case
it requires updating the python docker image and the celery base image.
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/31456
has more details.
I'm deleting the example instead of marking it as broken because a user
might overlook the broken warning and it should be trivial to revert
this PR if someone can fix the celery container.
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