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@ublubu ublubu commented Jun 8, 2017

Before this change:

  1. cloud-controller-manager sets all the addresses for a node.
  2. kubelet on that node replaces these addresses with an incomplete set. (i.e. replace InternalIP and Hostname and delete all other addresses--ExternalIP, etc.)

After this change:

kubelet doesn't touch its node's addresses when there is an external cloudprovider.

Fixes #47155

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wlan0 commented Jun 8, 2017

@luxas @thockin - @ublubu u found this bug with the CCM where node addresses are not updated correctly because the kubelet overrides it.

I tested this fix and this fixes the bug. PTAL

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wlan0 commented Jun 8, 2017

Also, e2e tests would have found this bug. I'm working with @ublubu to get e2e tests in.

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thockin commented Jun 8, 2017

/lgtm
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thockin commented Jun 8, 2017

Do you think this is worth pushing into 1.7.0 at this stage? Or maybe wait for 1.7.1

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thockin commented Jun 8, 2017

We now require all PRs to have an issue. Please open an issue for this bug, and mark this (first comment) as fixes #1234

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wlan0 commented Jun 8, 2017

@thockin 1.7.1 is ok.

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wlan0 commented Jun 8, 2017

Fixes #47155

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thockin commented Jun 8, 2017

@k8s-bot ok to test

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thockin commented Jun 8, 2017

@dchen1107 @caesarxuchao Is there a process for PRs that are taregtting 1.7 but not necessary for 1.7.0 ?

This is a real bugfix, but not critical because gated.

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liggitt commented Jun 8, 2017

@jcbsmpsn how does this interact with the kubelet determining its addresses for its serving cert?

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luxas commented Jun 8, 2017

@thockin But isn't this small enough to include in v1.7?
Is there any actual risk with merging this involved?

In order for this PR to affect anything, you need to run kubelet with --cloud-provider=external which isn't default.

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@dchen1107 can this one get in 1.7.0?

RE. 1.7.1, you'll still need to create an issue if you want to land in 1.7.1, unless the reviewer thinks it's a trivial fix, then the reviewer can say "/approve no-issue". You will also need the approval from 1.7 branch manager (me) in order to cherry-pick the fix to release-1.7 branch.

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marun commented Jun 23, 2017

@ublubu @liggitt Please update the status of this or move it out of 1.7.

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/lgtm

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wlan0 commented Jun 23, 2017

Is the GCE test holdup happening with other tests too? It seems to be running for a really long time now.

@dchen1107 @marun @luxas how do we proceed?

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/retest

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luxas commented Jun 24, 2017

/retest

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luxas commented Jun 24, 2017

@wlan0 or @ublubu can/will prepare a cherrypick for this PR I guess...

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liggitt commented Jun 24, 2017

@wlan0 need a follow up to harmonize the external provider setting node addresses with the way the node generates (or requests) its serving cert. as is, this will break master->kubelet TLS verification

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luxas commented Jun 24, 2017

@liggitt Is there any way to force renewal of kubelet serving cert with or without dynamic cert rotation?
I'm thinking that we can enable the dynamic cert rotation if it helps the kubelets to rotate the certs after the ccm has set the right ips/dnsnames/etc...

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liggitt commented Jun 24, 2017

The issue is that this reverses the data flow direction, without making the required changes to the kubelet to consume that data instead of produce it. The main questions I have are:

  • when using an external provider, is the node or the provider responsible for creating the node API object?
  • when using an external provider, should the kubelet block on starting up until its API object's status is populated with addresses?

I'm thinking that we can enable the dynamic cert rotation if it helps the kubelets to rotate the certs after the ccm has set the right ips/dnsnames/etc...

I'm not really a fan of "start up with bad data and fix it with renewal"

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luxas commented Jun 25, 2017

@liggitt Could you please make a new issue with your concerns and cc @thockin @roberthbailey me and @wlan0? I also agree that we should clarify that and update the proposal; seems like that corner case is left out from the original doc...

I'm not really a fan of "start up with bad data and fix it with renewal"

I'm not a big fan of it either, but this isn't clarified in the doc, and we have to discuss it more broadly to see what we can do; until that, this workaround might make sense.

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wlan0 commented Jun 25, 2017

@liggitt @luxas Wouldn't this have been a problem earlier too? I know that the address of the node were not static before. There was a periodic loop looking for address changes in the cloud provider. Did we generate new certs whenever the addresses were updated? Or, Did we just generate certs for the first set of addresses?

when using an external provider, is the node or the provider responsible for creating the node API object?

The node API object is created by the kubelet.

when using an external provider, should the kubelet block on starting up until its API object's status is populated with addresses?

The node is rendered unschedulable (using a taint) until the addresses are populated and the taint is removed by the external provider.

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liggitt commented Jun 25, 2017

@liggitt @luxas Wouldn't this have been a problem earlier too? I know that the address of the node were not static before. There was a periodic loop looking for address changes in the cloud provider. Did we generate new certs whenever the addresses were updated? Or, Did we just generate certs for the first set of addresses?

In prior releases, self-signed certs could be created by the node on startup, based on whatever hostnames the cloud provider answered at that point.

With serving cert rotation, we could have the kubelet ask the cloud provider each time it renews.

Neither of those fix the issue with an external cloud provider the kubelet can not ask for its hostnames.

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wlan0 commented Jun 25, 2017

@liggitt Hmmm. The solution for this is not straightforward. Let's take this offline, and figure it out.

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#47986: Change service port to avoid collision
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Fix AnnotationProvidedIPAddr annotation for externalCloudProvider

**What this PR does / why we need it**:
In #44258, it introduced `AnnotationProvidedIPAddr`. When kubelet has 'node-ip' parameter set, and cloud provider not set, this annotation would be populated, and then will be validated by cloud-controller-manager:
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/44258/files#diff-6b0808bd1afb15f9f77986f4459601c2R465

Later with #47152, externalCloudProvider is checked and func returns before that annotation got set. In this case, that annotation will not get populated.

This fix is to bring that annotation assignment to a proper location.

Please correct me if I have any misunderstanding.
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