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Yurtctl modify kube-controllersetting to close the nodelifecycle-controller #399
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- /bin/sh | ||
- -c | ||
args: | ||
- "nsenter -t 1 -m -u -n -i -- sed -i 's/--controllers=-nodelifecycle,/--controllers=/g' {{.pod_manifest_path}}/kube-controller-manager.yaml" |
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if no --controllers
parameter is set in kube-controller-manager.yaml
, the above command can not disable nodelifecycle
controller.
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Oh, yes. In the cluster installed by kubeadm, the static file of kube-controller-manager contains this parameter --controllers
by default. In order to deal with other situations, the situation without this parameter should indeed be considered.
And the method of modifying files will be optimized in the future to make string matching more accurate instead of using sed
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if err = kubeutil.RunServantJobs(ro.clientSet, | ||
map[string]string{ | ||
"action": "enable", | ||
"yurtctl_servant_image": ro.YurtctlServantImage, |
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why use ro.YurtctlServantImage
to enable or disable nodelifecycle controller?
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Because the system architecture may be amd64, arm64, arm, using a unified basic image may cause problems. So the parameter of yurtctl convert --yurtctl-servant-image is reused here.
The yurtctl-servant image may be separated from yurtctl in the future for more elegant use.
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What type of PR is this?
/kind bug
What this PR does / why we need it:
If kube-controlller-manager is deployed as a static pod,
yurtctl convert
turn offnodelifecycle controller
by modifyingkube-controller-manager.yaml
instead of deleting clusterrolebindingsystem:controller:node-controller
. So OpenYurt cluster created by yurtctl can run normally and support the high availability ofkube-controller-manager
.Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #391
Special notes for your reviewer:
/assign @rambohe-ch
Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?
other Note