aufs-tools was required for docker.io package originally,
but Kubespray installs docker-ce package instead today.
In addition, Ubuntu 20.04 doesn't provide aufs-tools as [1].
Then this removes aufs-tools from Ubuntu requirement.
[1]: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aufs-tools/+bug/1947004
* Update verbs for volumeattachments resource
Update verbs for volumeattachments resource so that the kubelet can create volumeattachments and mount volumes when deploying Kubernetes on VMware vSphere.
* Update verbs for volumeattachments resource
Update verbs for volumeattachments resource to match upstream
* Update vsphere-csi-controller-rbac.yml.j2
* - add ability to specify the network_zone in hetzner terraform
- Export the network id from hetzner terraform the the generated inventory.ini
* - Add with_networks variable to allow different deployments of hcloud controller manager
- Add network id to hcloud controller secret (added via the inventory)
- Don't include extra_args if it's not set
The quotations in the variable nerdctl_extra_flags are not required for the `nerdctl_image_pull_command` and throw the following error when executing the cluster-playbook with `container_insecure_registries` set:
unknown flag: --insecure-registry\\\"
This happens as the complete nerdctl_image_pull_command string variable gets split into an array string for the cmd task. The escaped quotation doesn't get escaped properly and is added to the cmd-string array as part of the command. This leads to a wrong written insecure-registry flag, which throws this error.
Due to missing quotation of nerdctl_extra_flags, ansible-playbook was failed:
Using module file /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/ansible/modules/command.py
Pipelining is enabled.
[..]
File "/usr/lib/python3.8/shlex.py", line 191, in read_token
raise ValueError("No closing quotation")
This fixes the issue.
T-Eberle investigated the issue and found the solution.
Thank you T-Eberle!
If running Kubespray on static IP environments, a task was failed like:
TASK [kubernetes/preinstall : Configure dhclient hooks for resolv.conf (RH-only)]
fatal: [ak8s2]: FAILED! => {
"changed": false, "checksum": "..",
"msg": "Destination directory /etc/dhcp/dhclient.d does not exist"}
This adds a check for dhclientconffile for running 0100-dhclient-hooks to
run the task only if dhcpclient is enabled.
When running cluster.yml for new machines what containerd is already
install but Kubernetes cluster were not installed before, the task
"remove-node | List nodes" is failed like
"changed": false,
"cmd": [
"/usr/local/bin/kubectl", "--kubeconfig",
"/etc/kubernetes/admin.conf", "get", "nodes", "-o",
"go-template={{ range .items }}{{ .metadata.name }}
{{ "\n" }}{{ end }}"
],
..
"stderr": "error: stat /etc/kubernetes/admin.conf: no such file or directory",
That was due to lack to check the existing Kubernetes cluster exists
or not before running "kubectl drain" command.
This adds the check to avoid the issue.
* [calico] make vxlan encapsulation the default
* don't enable ipip encapsulation by default
* set calico_network_backend by default to vxlan
* update sample inventory and documentation
* [CI] pin default calico parameters for upgrade tests to ensure proper upgrade
* [CI] improve netchecker connectivity testing
* [CI] show logs for tests
* [calico] tweak task name
* [CI] Don't run the provisioner from vagrant since we run it in testcases_run.sh
* [CI] move kube-router tests to vagrant to avoid network connectivity issues during netchecker check
* service proxy mode still fails connectivity tests so keeping it manual mode
* [kube-router] account for containerd use-case
* Sketch of helm-apps role interface
* helm-apps: Early implementation and settings
* helm-apps: Fix README.md example playbook
* fixup! Sketch of helm-apps role interface
* Make the argument specs more explicit
* Remove exposed options from hardcoded default
* Simplify example playbook in README.md
- Define directly the roles parameters
- Add an example of option override for one chart only
* Use release instead of charts
Make explicit that the role is mananing releases, not charts.
Simplify parameters naming
* Add epoch to docker-ce and docker-ce-cli packages to ensure docker upgrade
* Split container-engine redhat vars to support legacy RHEL 7 version management
* Support ansible_distribution_major_version when disvering vars with ansible_os_family
* Update ansible-lint to 5.4.0 (#8607)
It seems that the Rich version 11.0.0 has a breaking change.
So need to update ansible-lint to 5.3.2 or later.
* Fix for ansible-lint no-changed-when rule (#8607)
* There is an issue with etcd v3.5.0 where it resurrects ancient members see: https://github.com/etcd-io/etcd/issues/13196
This issue is clearly fixed in etcd v3.5.2
* Just keep the checksums
* [containerd] add hashes for 1.6.1
* [contained] make 1.6.1 the default
* [containerd] add hashes for 1.5.10
* [containerd] add hashes for 1.4.13
* [nerdct] bump to 0.17.1
* [containerd] add checksums for 1.6.0
* [containerd] promote 1.6.0 as the new default
* [runc] promote 1.1.0 as the new default to allow arm deployments out of the box
* [nerdctl] bump to 0.17.0 to align with containerd 1.6.0
* [reset] allow crictl stopp and rmp commands to fail
* [calico] upgrade 3.19.x to 3.19.4
* [calico] upgrade 3.20.x to 3.20.4
* [calico] upgrade 3.21.x to 3.21.4 and make it the default
* [calico] add 3.22.0 checksums
* [calico] account for path changes in calico 3.21.4 crd archive and above
If kubelet is run with systemd (as it always is when using kubespray),
it starts in systemd's /system.slice/kubelet.service cgroup.
This commit prevents a creation and usage of a second unrelated cgroup.
* Use sysctl_file_path variable for all sysctl_file locations
* Add sysctl_file_path variable to kubespay-defaults
* Remove previously used sysctl file locations if present
* Use explicit filename in roles/kubernetes/node/defaults/main.yml
* Defaults: use explicit value
targetRef on endpoints surfaces as
__meta_kubernetes_endpoint_address_target_kind/__meta_kubernetes_endpoint_address_target_name
in prometheus and gets converted to the label `node` by
prometheus-operator
This allow to workaround #8375 by using image_command_tool=crictl
when containerd_registries is used for containerd.
Also changes image_info_command_on_localhost for docker to return digests.
This fixes the following types of failures:
- empty-string-compare
- literal-compare
- risky-file-permissions
- risky-shell-pipe
- var-spacing
In addition, this changes .gitlab-ci/lint.yml to block the same issue
by using the same method at Kubespray CI.
When running ansible-lint directly, we can see a lot of warning
message like
risky-file-permissions File permissions unset or incorrect
This fixes the warning messages.
All container image versions were defined in download/defaults/main.yml
except containerd.
The inconsistency caused the offline script(generate_list.sh) could not
output the URL of containerd image.
This moves the definition into a valid file.
In addition, this adds host_os to generate_list.sh for downloading
krew from a valid URL.
* Update config.toml.j2
i think this commit code is not completed works
exam registry address : a.com:5000
insecure registry must be http://a.com:5000
but this code add insecure a.com:5000 (without http://)
If there is no http, containerd accesses with https even if insecure_skip_verify = true
solution is code edit
* Update config.toml.j2
* Update containerd.yml
* Update containerd.yml
* Update containerd.yml
* Update config.toml.j2
- Use builtin task scheduling of ansible (same task on each host)
instead of manual looping on master
Benefits:
- One less play in remove-node.yml playbook
- Parralel node drain
- Drain parameters (timeout, grace period, retries,
allow_ungraceful_removal) can be adjusted separately for each node
with ansible variables
* Ensure entries for 1.23 are added for supported_versions vars
* cri-o: add support for kubernetes 1.23 but still use cri-o 1.22
* kubescheduler-config: diferentiate config versions based on kube_version
* registry: service add clusterIP, nodePort, loadBalancer support
* modify camelcase name to underscore
* Add registry service type compatibility check
* containerd: change default resolvconf_mode to host_resolvconf
* Wait for kube-apiserver to come back after pod refresh
* Handle resolv.conf gracefully
* Retain currently configured DNS entries to ensure we don't break the resolvers
* Suse uses wickedd for network management so no dhcp hooks
* Molecule: increase ansible timeout
* CI: Increase ansible timeout to 120s for Packet jobs
* Improve control plane scale flow (#13)
* Added version 1.20.10 of K8s
* Setting first_kube_control_plane to a existing one
* Setting first_kube_control_plane to a existing one
* change first_kube_master for first_kube_control_plane
* Ansible-lint changes
If trying to pull k8scsi/csi-resizer image from gcr.io, we face the error
like:
$ docker pull gcr.io/k8scsi/csi-resizer:v1.0.0
Error response from daemon: Head https://gcr.io/v2/k8scsi/csi-resizer/
manifests/v1.0.0: unknown: Project 'project:k8scsi' not found or deleted.
$
We can pull the image from quay.io instead.
This fixes the issue.
* containerd: add hashes for 1.5.8 and 1.4.12 and make 1.5.8 the new default
* containerd: make nerdctl mandatory for container_manager = containerd
* nerdctl: bump to version 0.14.0
* containerd: use nerdctl for image manipulation
* OpenSuSE: install basic nerdctl dependencies
