[Federation] hpa e2e tests#50168
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Thanks @irfanurrehman. First pass review complete.
A considerable amount of this code looks like it could/should be shared with the non-federated HPA e2e tests/utils.
Also, could you please ensure that the non-federated HPA e2e tests are run as part of the federation e2e tests. I assume that they should all pass, unless there are bugs. In theory you should just be able to create appropriate labels on the tests, and change the test filters used against Ginkgo to make sure that the appropriate tests run in the right test jobs (although I suspect that the labels and filters are not particularly well set up to achieve this today, so the mught need to some wrangling).
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I would suggest making this consistent with the above Describe clause, to make test filtering easier. "Federated HPA" for both?
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It seems that max in the code below is 6? Please check this comment against the code and make sure that they are consistent.
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Please don't embed constants in code like this. There are e2e-wide constants for these delays. Please use them.
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Actually, the timeout this kind is used in poll e2e wide, and I replicated it. Apologies. Have updated for the functions introduced in this PR. If you suggest so, I can raise a separate PR(s) to update them to constants at other places too.
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Actually I did look at the cluster local pod autoscaler e2e tests while writing these. Those tests (like most other cluster local e2e tests) are quite coupled with the e2e framework used for single cluster. We would not modify that framework really, but it makes sense to modify some util code such that it can be used by both e2e hpa and e2e_federation hpa (especially the objects creation and load generation; its done better in e2e hpa). I suggest (as also was my intention earlier) we take that up as a separate activity, because that code will need to be submitted and approved in the local hpa e2e utils first and then can be used here.
Please help me understand this. Do you intend that the objects created by the federation control plane be tested by the local hpa e2e for their correctness? I am not sure if there is a need really of that check. Also I am not sure, what exactly do you mean by non-federated HPA e2e tests are run as part of federation e2e. I mean, non-federated e2e have their own bunch of tests, which are run as part of pre-submits on all PRs as part of kubernetes test jobs(and so will the federated hpa e2e as part of federation-e2e job) and they both will run independently as part of periodic jobs. Apologies if I am missing the point. |
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After hpa controller determines the replica nums needed per cluster, it also controls the distribution of target objs (rs or deployment) into the correct clusters by telling the corresponding controllers, which clusters they should put the objects into (passed as list of selected clusters in annotations).
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On Thu, Aug 17, 2017 at 6:27 AM, irfanurrehman ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks @irfanurrehman <https://github.com/irfanurrehman>. First pass
review complete.
A considerable amount of this code looks like it could/should be shared
with the non-federated HPA e2e tests/utils.
Actually I did look at the cluster local pod autoscaler e2e tests while
writing these. Those tests (like most other cluster local e2e tests) are
quite coupled with the e2e framework used for single cluster. We would not
modify that framework really, but it makes sense to modify some util code
such that it can be used by both e2e hpa and e2e_federation hpa (especially
the objects creation and load generation; its done better in e2e hpa). I
suggest (as also was my intention earlier) we take that up as a separate
activity, because that code will need to be submitted and approved in the
local hpa e2e utils first and then can be used here.
OK, agreed, lets tackle that as a separate exercise. We already have such
an item on the list of things to do to bring all of this to General
Availability (GA) quality level.
Also, could you please ensure that the non-federated HPA e2e tests are run
as part of the federation e2e tests. I assume that they should all pass,
unless there are bugs. In theory you should just be able to create
appropriate labels on the tests, and change the test filters used against
Ginkgo to make sure that the appropriate tests run in the right test jobs
(although I suspect that the labels and filters are not particularly well
set up to achieve this today, so the mught need to some wrangling).
Please help me understand this. Do you intend that the objects created by
the federation control plane be tested by the local hpa e2e for their
correctness? I am not sure if there is a need really of that check. Also I
am not sure, what exactly do you mean by non-federated HPA e2e tests are
run as part of federation e2e. I mean, non-federated e2e have their own
bunch of tests, which are run as part of pre-submits on all PRs as part of
kubernetes test jobs(and so will the federated hpa e2e as part of
federation-e2e job) and they both will run independently as part of
periodic jobs. Apologies if I am missing the point.
We have e2e tests that are automatically run against a single cluster, and
those that are automatically run against a federation of clusters. Today
those two sets live in test/e2e (which I've referred to as "non-federated
e2e tests" and test/e2e_federation (which I've referred to as "federation
e2e tests") respectively. What I'm suggesting is that the non-federated
e2e tests for HPA should be automatically run against a federation of
clusters, not just against a single cluster.
The actual mechanism by which tests are selected for any given automated
test run is labels. So for example all tests in test/e2e_federation have
the "[Federation]" label, and all test jobs that run against federations of
clusters use that label to select which tests to run. Similarly all tests
that run against a single cluster filter out all tests with the
"[Federation]" label (in fact all tests in test/e2e_federation in addition
contain logic to skip if they find they're not running against a federation). So to achieve what I suggest above, you would need to adjust
the label filters used to include the non-federated HPA tests into the
federated e2e test jobs.
It looks like the relevant code now lives here:
https://github.com/kubernetes/test-infra/blob/186c8c1a7e6f6c1eb056a94f71347ecd91cec0cf/kubetest/federation.go#L28
Hope that helps.
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E2e tests in the hpa controller PR chain.
This one is on top of #49950.
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