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provider: added k3d provider and node lifecycle handlers #441
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/cc @cpanato |
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p := commandRunner.NewProc(installCommand) | ||
p.SetStdout(&stdout) | ||
p.SetStderr(&stderr) | ||
result := p.Run() | ||
if result.Err() != nil { | ||
return "", fmt.Errorf("failed to install %s: %s: \n %s", pPath, result.Result(), stderr.String()) |
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Adding these to be able to capture and log the install failures better during the provider install.
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/lgtm
thanks
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Holding this until @cpanato @vladimirvivien @ShwethaKumbla also takes look |
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/lgtm
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@harshanarayana this a great (massive) PR.
Thanks for doing this and I am sure the community will appreciate the k3d integration.
I left some comments and we can work on getting this to the finish line.
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// test out how the Remove operation impacts your workflow. | ||
// Or you want to simulate a case where one or more node of your cluster is down and you want to see how | ||
// your application reacts to such failure events. | ||
type E2EClusterProviderWithImageLoaderAndNodeLifecycle interface { |
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Oof, that is a long name.
Let's reconsider making it simpler or break into multiple (embedded) interfaces.
E2EClusterProvier
E2EClusterProviderWithImgLoader
*E2EClusterProviderWithLifeCycle
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Ack. using E2EClusterProviderWithLifeCycle
instead
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@vladimirvivien Do you want to check the image loader related interface name too ?
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New changes are detected. LGTM label has been removed. |
@vladimirvivien PTAL. I has pushed the requested changes. |
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LGTM
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Making progress @harshanarayana
Added some more comments.
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log.V(4).InfoS("Stopping node in k3d cluster", "command", cmd) | ||
p, stdout, stderr := utils.FetchSeperatedCommandOutput(cmd) | ||
if p.Err() != nil || (p.Exited() && p.ExitCode() != 0) { |
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Oh boy, you are pushing that package (gexe) to it's limit. Love it 😉
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// PerformNodeLifecycleOperation performs a node operation on a cluster. These operations can range from Add/Remove/Start/Stop. | ||
// This helper is re-used in both node lifecycle handler used as types.StepFunc or env.Func | ||
func PerformNodeLifecycleOperation(ctx context.Context, action support.NodeOperation, node *support.Node, args ...string) error { |
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Does this function only applies when using K3d or do you think orther providers will use that.
If only k3d, maybe it belongs in third_party package path if that is the case.
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Other providers like minikube can support this.. And kwok
technically can be simulated to enable node add and remove workflows. So it can work with other providers as well. We can do that even for kind
. But we will have to use adhoc docker command to simulate power on and off kind of workflows
This change includes the following changes and features. 1. Added a new Interface type `E2EClusterProviderWithLifeCycle` which can be used to setup providers that extend the cluster lifecycle function around the nodes. 2. Enabled a `k3d` based provider with support for Node lifecycle management. 3. Existing Image loader related function and interfaces were augmented with `args ...string` to be able to provide additional arguments in case if the image load handlers need some of the additional config.
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@vladimirvivien PTAL when you can. Addressed the required changes in the message for wait for control plane. |
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More comments.
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This should be in third-party.
I see that kwok in that package, but it should have also been in third-party.
package support is a place for API definitions for third-party support.
kind
was supposed to be an example implementation for others (maybe it should have been in third-party as well)
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Good point.. I can move them all. But we have to retain some sort of aliasing to aid the import backward compatibility.. At least for kwok and the kind that we support today in an available release.. Right?
If you are ok with that, I will take care of the required package refactoring
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Hi @harshanarayana if type aliasing will help maintain backward compat, then do it.
At the very least, we should just move kwok. Thanks for doing it.
p = commandRunner.RunProc("ls $GOPATH/bin") | ||
if p.Err() != nil { | ||
return "", fmt.Errorf("failed to install %s: %s", pPath, p.Err()) | ||
p = commandRunner.NewProc("ls $GOPATH/bin") |
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Do you think gexe
could be improved to make output caputure easier ? If so, please open an issue.
What type of PR is this?
/kind feature
What this PR does / why we need it:
This PR enables a new
E2EClusterProvider
fork3d
based infra.E2EClusterProviderWithImageLoaderAndNodeLifecycle
which can be used to setup providers that extend the cluster lifecycle function around the nodes.k3d
based provider with support for Node lifecycle management.args ...string
to be able to provide additional arguments in case if the image load handlers need some of the additional config.Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #
Special notes for your reviewer:
I have also extended the
E2EClusterProviderWithImageLoader
's Image load related methods to take an additionalarg ...string
value to account for additional options that one can pass while performing image load operation alone.This comes in handy with
k3d
where it provides a few different mode of loading images and cleanup workflows.This change also doesn't break any existing API contract extended by the
envfuncs
.Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?
Additional documentation e.g., Usage docs, etc.: