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The vmware failure is same as in the health check PR, so not caused by this PR. Tests LGTM. |
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LGTM based on manual testing.
SystemVM template improvements:
Tested fresh deployments with KVM (CentOS 7), VMWare 67u3 and XCP-NG 8.2.
Tested upgrades from:
ACS version: 4.15
Hypervisor: KVM CentOS 8
Mgmt OS: CentOS 8
ACS version: 4.15
Hypervisor: VMWare 65u2
Mgmt OS: CentOS 7
ACS version: 4.15
Hypervisor: XenServer 7.2
Mgmt OS: Ubuntu 18
ACS version: 4.15
Hypervisor: VMWare 67u3
Mgmt OS: CentOS 7
ACS version: 4.14
Hypervisor: KVM CentOS 7
Mgmt OS: CentOS 7
ACS version: 4.15
Hypervisor: XCP-NG 8.2
Mgmt OS: CentOS 8
ACS version: 4.15.2
Hypervisor: KVM CentOS 8
Mgmt OS: CentOS 8
ACS version: 4.15.2
Hypervisor: VMWare 67u3
Mgmt OS: CentOS 7
ACS version: 4.15.2
Hypervisor: XCP-NG 8.2
Mgmt OS: Ubuntu 20
Kubernetes Cluster auto-scaling
Tested scenarios:
Deploy a v1.20 kubernetes cluster (not HA), setup scaling (min 1, max 2 worker nodes), increase the load, make sure the cluster scales up, stop the load, make sure the cluster scales down.
Deploy a v1.21 kubernetes cluster (not HA), setup scaling (min 1, max 2 worker nodes), increase the load, make sure the cluster scales up, stop the load, make sure the cluster scales down.
Deploy a v1.20 kubernetes cluster (not HA), setup scaling (min 1, max 2 worker nodes), increase the load, make sure the cluster scales up, stop the load, make sure the cluster scales down, upgrade the cluster to v.1.21 and repeat the procedure.
Deploy a v1.21 kubernetes cluster (not HA), setup scaling (min 1, max 3 worker nodes), increase the load, make sure the cluster scales up, change the scaling parameters to min 1, max 2 worker nodes, make sure the cluster scales down to 2 worker nodes, stop the load, make sure the cluster scales down to 1 worker node.
Deploy a v1.20 kubernetes cluster (HA enabled), setup scaling (min 1, max 2 worker nodes), increase the load, make sure the cluster scales up, stop the load, make sure the cluster scales down.
Deploy a v1.21 kubernetes cluster (HA enabled), setup scaling (min 1, max 2 worker nodes), increase the load, make sure the cluster scales up, stop the load, make sure the cluster scales down.
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Ping @alexandremattioli or @andrijapanicsb are you lgtm on this as well? |
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@rhtyd - @alexandremattioli has already provided their review - #4329 (comment) |
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Ah okay thanks @Pearl1594; just a note to @alexandremattioli - please use Github's review -> LGTM that way it's easy to track approvals. |
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@andrijapanicsb @alexandremattioli please advise after your tests/review, thanks |
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Alex is reviewing this, so I will not. Thx |
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@nvazquez all good with tests. I've used this for some customer demos and worked very well, retested this week and all good. LGTM |
Description
Adding AutoScaling support for cks
Kubernetes PR : kubernetes/autoscaler#3629
Also replaces CoreOS with Debian
Fixes #4198
TODO: Remove the templateid and template name from KubernetesClusterResponse and DB since the templates can vary after acs upgrades
Types of changes
How Has This Been Tested?
TODO