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Create YAML or JSON Clusterspec without creating the cluster #2954

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@chrislovecnm chrislovecnm commented Jul 15, 2017

Allowing a user to create a YAML or JSON cluster or instance group without creating the object. Some of the new methods will be used to fix the problems we are having with JSON output as well. Reading an array of JSON objects is not yet supported by kops create -f, but a single JSON object is supported.

This implements

kops create cluster --dry-run -oyaml

TODOs

  • init or create
  • update cobra docs
  • figure out what is going on with unit tests
  • figure out was issue(s) this closes

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JustEra commented Jul 15, 2017

AsfFor me and said on slack :

init would make more sense as it define a state that it should not "run" or "create" the cluster yet but only define the structure.

create would imply to me that the command really create it and that the cluster is more than a struct definition in a yaml.

I think it would confuse more people to have it in the create or at least we have to say like a dry-create

Would vote for the init even if its an alias of create subfunction.

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In terms of naming this on slack, we had two that liked init and one for create. kops create -o yaml is much easier to code, since I am pretty much reusing create.

switch targetName {
case cloudup.TargetYAML:

var clusters []*api.Cluster
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Can I inline the creation of this var? Could not figure out the syntax ...

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Marking WIP, as I need to refactor a bit, and figure out if we want to have init or create.

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kubectl uses kubectl create cluster, and it uses --dryrun -oyaml for the functionality I think you're targeting about now.

--target is not really the same concept (it is the final model, rather than the input models), so I'm not sure they should be conflated.

Still not sure what we're going to do in kops server mode, where k8s doesn't really have a user-driven "apply changes" step (our kops update)

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chrislovecnm commented Jul 15, 2017

So kubectl does have a dry run, but is this a dry run? Dry run to me means, execute something that will do something, and test that it will do the correct actions, without doing anything. That is pretty much what helm dry run does, but you have to have a manifest first.

This is something that helm, kubectl, etc do not really have ...

Maybe init ... pondering

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Let's hold off on non-critical UX changes until we are building the UX for kops-server; I don't want to paint ourselves into a corner.

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hubt commented Jul 16, 2017

I like init. I agree with @chrislovecnm on dry run being different.

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@justinsb this is the PR that I meant to comment on. This appears to be orthogonal to the kops-server. This is a utility that anyone would use to create yaml files to interact with the server.

This is something that kubectl, helm, frankly any component in k8s, that I know of, does not have.

Please exaplain how this would impact the kops-server.

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@justinsb PTAL - this was asked for on office hours

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var targetOptions = sets.NewString(cloudup.TargetDryRun, cloudup.TargetCloudformation, cloudup.TargetDirect, cloudup.TargetTerraform)
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I don't think dryrun should be an explicit target here in the CLI.

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correct ... will remove

case OutputYaml:

var clusters []*api.Cluster
cluster.ObjectMeta.CreationTimestamp = v1.NewTime(time.Now())
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It looks like kubectl create secret generic dummy --dry-run -oyaml does not set CreationTimestamp.

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I can try w/o, but I do not think kops create -f mycluster.yaml works w/o it.

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Hoist the common code out of the switch I think

@@ -1008,6 +1065,7 @@ func RunCreateCluster(f *util.Factory, out io.Writer, c *CreateClusterOptions) e
}
}

// Can we acutally get to this if??
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Do you mean that targetName is always != "" ?

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Is targetName ever == "". I think it is always set, and the if statement is not needed

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I think you're right, but separate PR probably

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Can you pull this comment out of this PR?

@@ -215,6 +214,100 @@ func clusterOutputJson(clusters []*api.Cluster, out io.Writer) error {
return nil
}

// TODO refactor all output JSON methods to use this
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Can we create two helpers:

func marshalMultipleToYaml(w io.Writer, obj runtime.Object...) error {

func marshalMultipleToJson(w io.Writer, obj runtime.Object...) error {

Should make this simpler

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Generally looks good, just a few small fixes

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var targetOptions = sets.NewString(cloudup.TargetCloudformation, cloudup.TargetDirect, cloudup.TargetTerraform)
var allTargetOptions = strings.Join(targetOptions.List(), ",")
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targetOptions is unused? Can we put direct first, as it is the default?

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I will remove the set then ...

@@ -987,6 +1013,39 @@ func RunCreateCluster(f *util.Factory, out io.Writer, c *CreateClusterOptions) e
return err
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if c.DryRun {
var obj []runtime.Object
// if we do not set the ts we get creationTimestamp: null
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That's what kubectl does, so can you add a comment on the consequence of creationTimestamp null

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kubectl sets null, I think we should probably be doing the same

@@ -1008,6 +1065,7 @@ func RunCreateCluster(f *util.Factory, out io.Writer, c *CreateClusterOptions) e
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}

// Can we acutally get to this if??
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I think you're right, but separate PR probably

@@ -39,6 +40,11 @@ import (
type CreateInstanceGroupOptions struct {
Role string
Subnets []string
// DryRun we output data
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Comment is a little obscure

cmd/kops/get.go Outdated
obj = append(obj, group)
}
if err := fullOutputJSON(out, obj...); err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("error writing cluster yaml to stdout: %v", err)
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json

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return err
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Hoist out of the loop please


default:
return fmt.Errorf("Unknown output format: %q", options.output)
return fmt.Errorf("unknown output format: %q", options.output)
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So the reason for these being upper case is because they look better when displayed, and this is a CLI command object. It's the same way the go rules conflict with all our comments in apimachinery types.

I guess we should format the error forcing the first character to upper-case? But in another PR. Please no more case-switches in this PR though.

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I will back them out, they bug me

func fullOutputJSON(out io.Writer, args ...runtime.Object) error {
argsLen := len(args)

if argsLen > 1 {
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I think we should always write the array, even if it is empty. I don't think an empty string is valid JSON?

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JSON object is not an array. For instance when we create an ig, we just get a single object

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We can always write an array, but at least with a single JSON object create -f works, with a JSON array it bombs

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We discussed this; you are right - better to only write the array if there are multiple members. This way a single object is an object

return nil
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func clusterOutputYAML(clusters []*api.Cluster, out io.Writer) error {
for i, cluster := range clusters {
// fullOutputJson outputs the marshalled YAML of a list of clusters and instance groups. It will handle
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justinsb commented Nov 4, 2017

Looks good, we just need to figure out if creationTimestamp should be set... I think not?

Added --dry-run for create_ig and create_cluster
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justinsb commented Nov 4, 2017

/lgtm

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