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Calico update and typha #7528

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@mikesplain mikesplain commented Sep 7, 2019

After #7517 I noticed much of our calico is out of sync with upstream so I thought it may be worth reformatting to match upstream adding back our customizations. I know @gjtempleton has been working on adding Typha however he was facing rebasing issues, so I pulled them in here while upgrading us. I'm doing more testing on this but I think we should target 1.15 for this and possibly 1.14 depending on testing time.

Key points on this pr:

  • Add Typha (thanks @gjtempleton for taking care of the hard part)
  • Updates to calico 3.8.2
  • Replaces our format of calico for the official calico one which should allow updating easier in the future.

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  • Test upgrade from master to this pr
  • Test upgrade from 1.13
  • Test upgrade from 1.14

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Fixes #7181
Fixes #7158

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Thanks for doing the hard work of picking this up and progressing it! The original got a bit forgotten about.

Just a couple of comments from me. W.r.t. the Typha enabling on a running cluster not automatically triggering a restart of the pod my inclination would be to leave the restarts to the user. I don't think we previously saw any issues with restarting pods where the only change was Typha config on our clusters, however this was ~Calico 3.2.

I'm away having some solid type 2 fun on a bike this week so I'm unfortunately not able to test my theories out until next weekend.

gjtempleton and others added 3 commits September 9, 2019 10:00
Adds the ability to configure the number of Typha replicas when using Calico CNI in 1.12+
to limit the impact of Calico on the APIServer and increase the scalability of the cluster.

Also adds the ability to configure Typha's Prometheus config.

Add Passing TyphaReplicas Validation Test
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/retest

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Testing complete, works as expected at the moment.

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/hold cancel

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Once this is lgtmed, I'll cherry pick to the 1.15 branch and work on a backport to 1.14.

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Thanks @mikesplain - looks great

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Not sure if we should cherry-pick this or #7517 to 1.14 ... I'd like to try to get both 1.14 and 1.15 out soonish, and I'm just not sure how broken we are if we just taken #7517 vs this (more complete) fix?

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Thanks @justinsb, I actually forgot I opened #7527 so we should be fine on 1.14. I opened up #7553 to get this into 1.15. Thanks!

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Automated cherry pick of #7528: Add ability to configure number of Typha Replicas
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# Set to enable the experimental Prometheus metrics server
- name: FELIX_PROMETHEUSMETRICSENABLED
value: "{{- or .Networking.Calico.PrometheusMetricsEnabled "false" }}"
# TCP port that the Prometheus metrics server should bind to
- name: FELIX_PROMETHEUSMETRICSPORT
value: "{{- or .Networking.Calico.PrometheusMetricsPort "9091" }}"
# Enable Prometheus Go runtime metrics collection
- name: FELIX_PROMETHEUSGOMETRICSENABLED
value: "{{- or .Networking.Calico.PrometheusGoMetricsEnabled "true" }}"
# Enable Prometheus process metrics collection
- name: FELIX_PROMETHEUSPROCESSMETRICSENABLED
value: "{{- or .Networking.Calico.PrometheusProcessMetricsEnabled "true" }}"
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Was removing these intentional? They still seem to be valid according to the calico docs.

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Ability to Configure Typha for Calico CNI
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