cgroup_manager_linux.go

/*
Copyright 2016 The Kubernetes Authors.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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*/

package cm

import (
	"fmt"
	"os"
	"path"
	"path/filepath"
	"strings"

	"github.com/golang/glog"
	libcontainercgroups "github.com/opencontainers/runc/libcontainer/cgroups"
	cgroupfs "github.com/opencontainers/runc/libcontainer/cgroups/fs"
	cgroupsystemd "github.com/opencontainers/runc/libcontainer/cgroups/systemd"
	libcontainerconfigs "github.com/opencontainers/runc/libcontainer/configs"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/util/sets"
)

// libcontainerCgroupManagerType defines how to interface with libcontainer
type libcontainerCgroupManagerType string

const (
	// libcontainerCgroupfs means use libcontainer with cgroupfs
	libcontainerCgroupfs libcontainerCgroupManagerType = "cgroupfs"
	// libcontainerSystemd means use libcontainer with systemd
	libcontainerSystemd libcontainerCgroupManagerType = "systemd"
)

// ConvertCgroupNameToSystemd converts the internal cgroup name to a systemd name.
// For example, the name /Burstable/pod_123-456 becomes Burstable-pod_123_456.slice
// If outputToCgroupFs is true, it expands the systemd name into the cgroupfs form.
// For example, it will return /Burstable.slice/Burstable-pod_123_456.slice in above scenario.
func ConvertCgroupNameToSystemd(cgroupName CgroupName, outputToCgroupFs bool) string {
	name := string(cgroupName)
	result := ""
	if name != "" && name != "/" {
		// systemd treats - as a step in the hierarchy, we convert all - to _
		name = strings.Replace(name, "-", "_", -1)
		parts := strings.Split(name, "/")
		for _, part := range parts {
			// ignore leading stuff for now
			if part == "" {
				continue
			}
			if len(result) > 0 {
				result = result + "-"
			}
			result = result + part
		}
	} else {
		// root converts to -
		result = "-"
	}
	// always have a .slice suffix
	result = result + ".slice"

	// if the caller desired the result in cgroupfs format...
	if outputToCgroupFs {
		var err error
		result, err = cgroupsystemd.ExpandSlice(result)
		if err != nil {
			panic(fmt.Errorf("error adapting cgroup name, input: %v, err: %v", name, err))
		}
	}
	return result
}

// ConvertCgroupFsNameToSystemd converts an expanded cgroupfs name to its systemd name.
// For example, it will convert test.slice/test-a.slice/test-a-b.slice to become test-a-b.slice
// NOTE: this is public right now to allow its usage in dockermanager and dockershim, ideally both those
// code areas could use something from libcontainer if we get this style function upstream.
func ConvertCgroupFsNameToSystemd(cgroupfsName string) (string, error) {
	// TODO: see if libcontainer systemd implementation could use something similar, and if so, move
	// this function up to that library.  At that time, it would most likely do validation specific to systemd
	// above and beyond the simple assumption here that the base of the path encodes the hierarchy
	// per systemd convention.
	return path.Base(cgroupfsName), nil
}

// libcontainerAdapter provides a simplified interface to libcontainer based on libcontainer type.
type libcontainerAdapter struct {
	// cgroupManagerType defines how to interface with libcontainer
	cgroupManagerType libcontainerCgroupManagerType
}

// newLibcontainerAdapter returns a configured libcontainerAdapter for specified manager.
// it does any initialization required by that manager to function.
func newLibcontainerAdapter(cgroupManagerType libcontainerCgroupManagerType) *libcontainerAdapter {
	return &libcontainerAdapter{cgroupManagerType: cgroupManagerType}
}

// newManager returns an implementation of cgroups.Manager
func (l *libcontainerAdapter) newManager(cgroups *libcontainerconfigs.Cgroup, paths map[string]string) (libcontainercgroups.Manager, error) {
	switch l.cgroupManagerType {
	case libcontainerCgroupfs:
		return &cgroupfs.Manager{
			Cgroups: cgroups,
			Paths:   paths,
		}, nil
	case libcontainerSystemd:
		// this means you asked systemd to manage cgroups, but systemd was not on the host, so all you can do is panic...
		if !cgroupsystemd.UseSystemd() {
			panic("systemd cgroup manager not available")
		}
		return &cgroupsystemd.Manager{
			Cgroups: cgroups,
			Paths:   paths,
		}, nil
	}
	return nil, fmt.Errorf("invalid cgroup manager configuration")
}

func (l *libcontainerAdapter) revertName(name string) CgroupName {
	if l.cgroupManagerType != libcontainerSystemd {
		return CgroupName(name)
	}

	driverName, err := ConvertCgroupFsNameToSystemd(name)
	if err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	driverName = strings.TrimSuffix(driverName, ".slice")
	driverName = strings.Replace(driverName, "_", "-", -1)
	return CgroupName(driverName)
}

// adaptName converts a CgroupName identifer to a driver specific conversion value.
// if outputToCgroupFs is true, the result is returned in the cgroupfs format rather than the driver specific form.
func (l *libcontainerAdapter) adaptName(cgroupName CgroupName, outputToCgroupFs bool) string {
	if l.cgroupManagerType != libcontainerSystemd {
		name := string(cgroupName)
		return name
	}
	return ConvertCgroupNameToSystemd(cgroupName, outputToCgroupFs)
}

// CgroupSubsystems holds information about the mounted cgroup subsytems
type CgroupSubsystems struct {
	// Cgroup subsystem mounts.
	// e.g.: "/sys/fs/cgroup/cpu" -> ["cpu", "cpuacct"]
	Mounts []libcontainercgroups.Mount

	// Cgroup subsystem to their mount location.
	// e.g.: "cpu" -> "/sys/fs/cgroup/cpu"
	MountPoints map[string]string
}

// cgroupManagerImpl implements the CgroupManager interface.
// Its a stateless object which can be used to
// update,create or delete any number of cgroups
// It uses the Libcontainer raw fs cgroup manager for cgroup management.
type cgroupManagerImpl struct {
	// subsystems holds information about all the
	// mounted cgroup subsytems on the node
	subsystems *CgroupSubsystems
	// simplifies interaction with libcontainer and its cgroup managers
	adapter *libcontainerAdapter
}

// Make sure that cgroupManagerImpl implements the CgroupManager interface
var _ CgroupManager = &cgroupManagerImpl{}

// NewCgroupManager is a factory method that returns a CgroupManager
func NewCgroupManager(cs *CgroupSubsystems, cgroupDriver string) CgroupManager {
	managerType := libcontainerCgroupfs
	if cgroupDriver == string(libcontainerSystemd) {
		managerType = libcontainerSystemd
	}
	return &cgroupManagerImpl{
		subsystems: cs,
		adapter:    newLibcontainerAdapter(managerType),
	}
}

// Name converts the cgroup to the driver specific value in cgroupfs form.
func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) Name(name CgroupName) string {
	return m.adapter.adaptName(name, true)
}

// CgroupName converts the literal cgroupfs name on the host to an internal identifier.
func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) CgroupName(name string) CgroupName {
	return m.adapter.revertName(name)
}

// buildCgroupPaths builds a path to each cgroup subsystem for the specified name.
func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) buildCgroupPaths(name CgroupName) map[string]string {
	cgroupFsAdaptedName := m.Name(name)
	cgroupPaths := make(map[string]string, len(m.subsystems.MountPoints))
	for key, val := range m.subsystems.MountPoints {
		cgroupPaths[key] = path.Join(val, cgroupFsAdaptedName)
	}
	return cgroupPaths
}

// Exists checks if all subsystem cgroups already exist
func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) Exists(name CgroupName) bool {
	// Get map of all cgroup paths on the system for the particular cgroup
	cgroupPaths := m.buildCgroupPaths(name)

	// If even one cgroup path doesn't exist, then the cgroup doesn't exist.
	for _, path := range cgroupPaths {
		if !libcontainercgroups.PathExists(path) {
			return false
		}
	}

	return true
}

// Destroy destroys the specified cgroup
func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) Destroy(cgroupConfig *CgroupConfig) error {
	cgroupPaths := m.buildCgroupPaths(cgroupConfig.Name)

	// we take the location in traditional cgroupfs format.
	abstractCgroupFsName := string(cgroupConfig.Name)
	abstractParent := CgroupName(path.Dir(abstractCgroupFsName))
	abstractName := CgroupName(path.Base(abstractCgroupFsName))

	driverParent := m.adapter.adaptName(abstractParent, false)
	driverName := m.adapter.adaptName(abstractName, false)

	// this is an ugly abstraction bleed, but systemd cgroup driver requires full paths...
	if m.adapter.cgroupManagerType == libcontainerSystemd {
		driverName = m.adapter.adaptName(cgroupConfig.Name, false)
	}

	// Initialize libcontainer's cgroup config with driver specific naming.
	libcontainerCgroupConfig := &libcontainerconfigs.Cgroup{
		Name:   driverName,
		Parent: driverParent,
	}

	manager, err := m.adapter.newManager(libcontainerCgroupConfig, cgroupPaths)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// Delete cgroups using libcontainers Managers Destroy() method
	if err = manager.Destroy(); err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("Unable to destroy cgroup paths for cgroup %v : %v", cgroupConfig.Name, err)
	}

	return nil
}

type subsystem interface {
	// Name returns the name of the subsystem.
	Name() string
	// Set the cgroup represented by cgroup.
	Set(path string, cgroup *libcontainerconfigs.Cgroup) error
}

// Cgroup subsystems we currently support
var supportedSubsystems = []subsystem{
	&cgroupfs.MemoryGroup{},
	&cgroupfs.CpuGroup{},
}

// setSupportedSubsytems sets cgroup resource limits only on the supported
// subsytems. ie. cpu and memory. We don't use libcontainer's cgroup/fs/Set()
// method as it doesn't allow us to skip updates on the devices cgroup
// Allowing or denying all devices by writing 'a' to devices.allow or devices.deny is
// not possible once the device cgroups has children. Once the pod level cgroup are
// created under the QOS level cgroup we cannot update the QOS level device cgroup.
// We would like to skip setting any values on the device cgroup in this case
// but this is not possible with libcontainers Set() method
// See https://github.com/opencontainers/runc/issues/932
func setSupportedSubsytems(cgroupConfig *libcontainerconfigs.Cgroup) error {
	for _, sys := range supportedSubsystems {
		if _, ok := cgroupConfig.Paths[sys.Name()]; !ok {
			return fmt.Errorf("Failed to find subsytem mount for subsytem: %v", sys.Name())
		}
		if err := sys.Set(cgroupConfig.Paths[sys.Name()], cgroupConfig); err != nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("Failed to set config for supported subsystems : %v", err)
		}
	}
	return nil
}

func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) toResources(resourceConfig *ResourceConfig) *libcontainerconfigs.Resources {
	resources := &libcontainerconfigs.Resources{}
	if resourceConfig == nil {
		return resources
	}
	if resourceConfig.Memory != nil {
		resources.Memory = *resourceConfig.Memory
	}
	if resourceConfig.CpuShares != nil {
		resources.CpuShares = *resourceConfig.CpuShares
	}
	if resourceConfig.CpuQuota != nil {
		resources.CpuQuota = *resourceConfig.CpuQuota
	}
	if resourceConfig.CpuPeriod != nil {
		resources.CpuPeriod = *resourceConfig.CpuPeriod
	}
	return resources
}

// Update updates the cgroup with the specified Cgroup Configuration
func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) Update(cgroupConfig *CgroupConfig) error {
	// Extract the cgroup resource parameters
	resourceConfig := cgroupConfig.ResourceParameters
	resources := m.toResources(resourceConfig)

	cgroupPaths := m.buildCgroupPaths(cgroupConfig.Name)

	// we take the location in traditional cgroupfs format.
	abstractCgroupFsName := string(cgroupConfig.Name)
	abstractParent := CgroupName(path.Dir(abstractCgroupFsName))
	abstractName := CgroupName(path.Base(abstractCgroupFsName))

	driverParent := m.adapter.adaptName(abstractParent, false)
	driverName := m.adapter.adaptName(abstractName, false)

	// this is an ugly abstraction bleed, but systemd cgroup driver requires full paths...
	if m.adapter.cgroupManagerType == libcontainerSystemd {
		driverName = m.adapter.adaptName(cgroupConfig.Name, false)
	}

	// Initialize libcontainer's cgroup config
	libcontainerCgroupConfig := &libcontainerconfigs.Cgroup{
		Name:      driverName,
		Parent:    driverParent,
		Resources: resources,
		Paths:     cgroupPaths,
	}

	if err := setSupportedSubsytems(libcontainerCgroupConfig); err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("failed to set supported cgroup subsystems for cgroup %v: %v", cgroupConfig.Name, err)
	}
	return nil
}

// Create creates the specified cgroup
func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) Create(cgroupConfig *CgroupConfig) error {

	// we take the location in traditional cgroupfs format.
	abstractCgroupFsName := string(cgroupConfig.Name)
	abstractParent := CgroupName(path.Dir(abstractCgroupFsName))
	abstractName := CgroupName(path.Base(abstractCgroupFsName))

	driverParent := m.adapter.adaptName(abstractParent, false)
	driverName := m.adapter.adaptName(abstractName, false)
	// this is an ugly abstraction bleed, but systemd cgroup driver requires full paths...
	if m.adapter.cgroupManagerType == libcontainerSystemd {
		driverName = m.adapter.adaptName(cgroupConfig.Name, false)
	}

	resources := m.toResources(cgroupConfig.ResourceParameters)
	// Initialize libcontainer's cgroup config with driver specific naming.
	libcontainerCgroupConfig := &libcontainerconfigs.Cgroup{
		Name:      driverName,
		Parent:    driverParent,
		Resources: resources,
	}

	// get the manager with the specified cgroup configuration
	manager, err := m.adapter.newManager(libcontainerCgroupConfig, nil)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// Apply(-1) is a hack to create the cgroup directories for each resource
	// subsystem. The function [cgroups.Manager.apply()] applies cgroup
	// configuration to the process with the specified pid.
	// It creates cgroup files for each subsytems and writes the pid
	// in the tasks file. We use the function to create all the required
	// cgroup files but not attach any "real" pid to the cgroup.
	if err := manager.Apply(-1); err != nil {
		return err
	}

	// it may confuse why we call set after we do apply, but the issue is that runc
	// follows a similar pattern.  it's needed to ensure cpu quota is set properly.
	m.Update(cgroupConfig)

	return nil
}

// Scans through all subsytems to find pids associated with specified cgroup.
func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) Pids(name CgroupName) []int {
	// we need the driver specific name
	cgroupFsName := m.Name(name)

	// Get a list of processes that we need to kill
	pidsToKill := sets.NewInt()
	var pids []int
	for _, val := range m.subsystems.MountPoints {
		dir := path.Join(val, cgroupFsName)
		_, err := os.Stat(dir)
		if os.IsNotExist(err) {
			// The subsystem pod cgroup is already deleted
			// do nothing, continue
			continue
		}
		// Get a list of pids that are still charged to the pod's cgroup
		pids, err = getCgroupProcs(dir)
		if err != nil {
			continue
		}
		pidsToKill.Insert(pids...)

		// WalkFunc which is called for each file and directory in the pod cgroup dir
		visitor := func(path string, info os.FileInfo, err error) error {
			if !info.IsDir() {
				return nil
			}
			pids, err = getCgroupProcs(path)
			if err != nil {
				glog.V(5).Infof("cgroup manager encountered error getting procs for cgroup path %v", path)
				return filepath.SkipDir
			}
			pidsToKill.Insert(pids...)
			return nil
		}
		// Walk through the pod cgroup directory to check if
		// container cgroups haven't been GCed yet. Get attached processes to
		// all such unwanted containers under the pod cgroup
		if err = filepath.Walk(dir, visitor); err != nil {
			glog.V(5).Infof("cgroup manager encountered error scanning pids for directory: %v", dir)
		}
	}
	return pidsToKill.List()
}

// ReduceCPULimits reduces the cgroup's cpu shares to the lowest possible value
func (m *cgroupManagerImpl) ReduceCPULimits(cgroupName CgroupName) error {
	// Set lowest possible CpuShares value for the cgroup
	minimumCPUShares := int64(MinShares)
	resources := &ResourceConfig{
		CpuShares: &minimumCPUShares,
	}
	containerConfig := &CgroupConfig{
		Name:               cgroupName,
		ResourceParameters: resources,
	}
	return m.Update(containerConfig)
}