testdriver.go

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package framework

import (
	"context"
	"time"

	v1 "k8s.io/api/core/v1"
	storagev1 "k8s.io/api/storage/v1"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1/unstructured"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/util/sets"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework"
	e2evolume "k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework/volume"
)

// TestDriver represents an interface for a driver to be tested in TestSuite.
// Except for GetDriverInfo, all methods will be called at test runtime and thus
// can use e2eskipper.Skipf, framework.Fatal, Gomega assertions, etc.
type TestDriver interface {
	// GetDriverInfo returns DriverInfo for the TestDriver. This must be static
	// information.
	GetDriverInfo() *DriverInfo

	// SkipUnsupportedTest skips test if Testpattern is not
	// suitable to test with the TestDriver. It gets called after
	// parsing parameters of the test suite and before the
	// framework is initialized. Cheap tests that just check
	// parameters like the cloud provider can and should be
	// done in SkipUnsupportedTest to avoid setting up more
	// expensive resources like framework.Framework. Tests that
	// depend on a connection to the cluster can be done in
	// PrepareTest once the framework is ready.
	SkipUnsupportedTest(TestPattern)

	// PrepareTest is called at test execution time each time a new test case is about to start.
	// It sets up all necessary resources and returns the per-test configuration.
	// Cleanup is handled via ginkgo.DeferCleanup inside PrepareTest.
	PrepareTest(ctx context.Context, f *framework.Framework) *PerTestConfig
}

// TestVolume is the result of PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver.CreateVolume.
// The only common functionality is to delete it. Individual driver interfaces
// have additional methods that work with volumes created by them.
type TestVolume interface {
	DeleteVolume(ctx context.Context)
}

// PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that has pre-provisioned volume
type PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver interface {
	TestDriver
	// CreateVolume creates a pre-provisioned volume of the desired volume type.
	CreateVolume(ctx context.Context, config *PerTestConfig, volumeType TestVolType) TestVolume
}

// InlineVolumeTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that supports InlineVolume
type InlineVolumeTestDriver interface {
	PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver

	// GetVolumeSource returns a volumeSource for inline volume.
	// It will set readOnly and fsType to the volumeSource, if TestDriver supports both of them.
	// It will return nil, if the TestDriver doesn't support either of the parameters.
	GetVolumeSource(readOnly bool, fsType string, testVolume TestVolume) *v1.VolumeSource
}

// PreprovisionedPVTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that supports PreprovisionedPV
type PreprovisionedPVTestDriver interface {
	PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver
	// GetPersistentVolumeSource returns a PersistentVolumeSource with volume node affinity for pre-provisioned Persistent Volume.
	// It will set readOnly and fsType to the PersistentVolumeSource, if TestDriver supports both of them.
	// It will return nil, if the TestDriver doesn't support either of the parameters.
	GetPersistentVolumeSource(readOnly bool, fsType string, testVolume TestVolume) (*v1.PersistentVolumeSource, *v1.VolumeNodeAffinity)
}

// DynamicPVTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that supports DynamicPV
type DynamicPVTestDriver interface {
	TestDriver
	// GetDynamicProvisionStorageClass returns a StorageClass dynamic provision Persistent Volume.
	// The StorageClass must have
	// a unique name because GetDynamicProvisionStorageClass might
	// be called more than once per test.
	// It will set fsType to the StorageClass, if TestDriver supports it.
	// It will return nil, if the TestDriver doesn't support it.
	GetDynamicProvisionStorageClass(ctx context.Context, config *PerTestConfig, fsType string) *storagev1.StorageClass
}

// EphemeralTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that supports ephemeral inline volumes.
type EphemeralTestDriver interface {
	TestDriver

	// GetVolume returns the volume attributes for a certain
	// inline ephemeral volume, enumerated starting with #0. Some
	// tests might require more than one volume. They can all be
	// the same or different, depending what the driver supports
	// and/or wants to test.
	//
	// For each volume, the test driver can return volume attributes,
	// whether the resulting volume is shared between different pods (i.e.
	// changes made in one pod are visible in another), and whether the
	// volume can be mounted read/write or only read-only.
	GetVolume(config *PerTestConfig, volumeNumber int) (attributes map[string]string, shared bool, readOnly bool)

	// GetCSIDriverName returns the name that was used when registering with
	// kubelet. Depending on how the driver was deployed, this can be different
	// from DriverInfo.Name. Starting with Kubernetes 1.16, there must also
	// be a CSIDriver object under the same name with a "mode" field that enables
	// usage of the driver for ephemeral inline volumes.
	GetCSIDriverName(config *PerTestConfig) string
}

// SnapshottableTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that supports DynamicSnapshot
type SnapshottableTestDriver interface {
	TestDriver
	// GetSnapshotClass returns a SnapshotClass to create snapshot.
	// It will return nil, if the TestDriver doesn't support it.
	GetSnapshotClass(ctx context.Context, config *PerTestConfig, parameters map[string]string) *unstructured.Unstructured
}

// CustomTimeoutsTestDriver represents an interface fo a TestDriver that supports custom timeouts.
type CustomTimeoutsTestDriver interface {
	TestDriver
	GetTimeouts() *framework.TimeoutContext
}

// GetDriverTimeouts returns the timeout of the driver operation
func GetDriverTimeouts(driver TestDriver) *framework.TimeoutContext {
	if d, ok := driver.(CustomTimeoutsTestDriver); ok {
		return d.GetTimeouts()
	}
	return framework.NewTimeoutContext()
}

// Capability represents a feature that a volume plugin supports
type Capability string

// Constants related to capabilities and behavior of the driver.
const (
	CapPersistence        Capability = "persistence"        // data is persisted across pod restarts
	CapBlock              Capability = "block"              // raw block mode
	CapFsGroup            Capability = "fsGroup"            // volume ownership via fsGroup
	CapVolumeMountGroup   Capability = "volumeMountGroup"   // Driver has the VolumeMountGroup CSI node capability. Because this is a FSGroup feature, the fsGroup capability must also be set to true.
	CapExec               Capability = "exec"               // exec a file in the volume
	CapSnapshotDataSource Capability = "snapshotDataSource" // support populate data from snapshot
	CapPVCDataSource      Capability = "pvcDataSource"      // support populate data from pvc

	// multiple pods on a node can use the same volume concurrently;
	// for CSI, see:
	// - https://github.com/container-storage-interface/spec/pull/150
	// - https://github.com/container-storage-interface/spec/issues/178
	// - NodeStageVolume in the spec
	CapMultiPODs Capability = "multipods"

	CapRWX                 Capability = "RWX"                 // support ReadWriteMany access modes
	CapControllerExpansion Capability = "controllerExpansion" // support volume expansion for controller
	CapNodeExpansion       Capability = "nodeExpansion"       // support volume expansion for node

	// offlineExpansion and onlineExpansion both default to true when
	// controllerExpansion is true. The only reason to set offlineExpansion
	// to false is when a CSI driver can only expand a volume while it's
	// attached to a pod. Conversely, onlineExpansion can be set to false
	// if the driver can only expand a volume while it is detached.
	CapOfflineExpansion Capability = "offlineExpansion" // supports offline volume expansion (default: true)
	CapOnlineExpansion  Capability = "onlineExpansion"  // supports online volume expansion (default: true)

	CapVolumeLimits     Capability = "volumeLimits"     // support volume limits (can be *very* slow)
	CapSingleNodeVolume Capability = "singleNodeVolume" // support volume that can run on single node (like hostpath)
	CapTopology         Capability = "topology"         // support topology

	// The driver publishes storage capacity information: when the storage class
	// for dynamic provisioning exists, the driver is expected to provide
	// capacity information for it.
	CapCapacity Capability = "capacity"

	// To support ReadWriteOncePod, the following CSI sidecars must be
	// updated to these versions or greater:
	// - csi-provisioner:v3.0.0+
	// - csi-attacher:v3.3.0+
	// - csi-resizer:v1.3.0+
	CapReadWriteOncePod Capability = "readWriteOncePod"

	// The driver can handle two PersistentVolumes with the same VolumeHandle (= volume_id in CSI spec).
	// This capability is highly recommended for volumes that support ReadWriteMany access mode,
	// because creating multiple PVs for the same VolumeHandle is frequently used to share a single
	// volume among multiple namespaces.
	// Note that this capability needs to be disabled only for CSI drivers that break CSI boundary and
	// inspect Kubernetes PersistentVolume objects. A CSI driver that implements only CSI and does not
	// talk to Kubernetes API server in any way should keep this capability enabled, because
	// they will see the same NodeStage / NodePublish requests as if only one PV existed.
	CapMultiplePVsSameID Capability = "multiplePVsSameID"
)

// DriverInfo represents static information about a TestDriver.
type DriverInfo struct {
	// Internal name of the driver, this is used as a display name in the test
	// case and test objects
	Name string
	// Fully qualified plugin name as registered in Kubernetes of the in-tree
	// plugin if it exists and is empty if this DriverInfo represents a CSI
	// Driver
	InTreePluginName string
	FeatureTag       string // FeatureTag for the driver

	// Maximum single file size supported by this driver
	MaxFileSize int64
	// The range of disk size supported by this driver
	SupportedSizeRange e2evolume.SizeRange
	// Map of string for supported fs type
	SupportedFsType sets.String
	// Map of string for supported mount option
	SupportedMountOption sets.String
	// [Optional] Map of string for required mount option
	RequiredMountOption sets.String
	// Map that represents plugin capabilities
	Capabilities map[Capability]bool
	// [Optional] List of access modes required for provisioning, defaults to
	// RWO if unset
	RequiredAccessModes []v1.PersistentVolumeAccessMode
	// [Optional] List of topology keys driver supports
	TopologyKeys []string
	// [Optional] Number of allowed topologies the driver requires.
	// Only relevant if TopologyKeys is set. Defaults to 1.
	// Example: multi-zonal disk requires at least 2 allowed topologies.
	NumAllowedTopologies int
	// [Optional] Scale parameters for stress tests.
	// TODO(#96241): Rename this field to reflect the tests that consume it.
	StressTestOptions *StressTestOptions
	// [Optional] Scale parameters for volume snapshot stress tests.
	VolumeSnapshotStressTestOptions *VolumeSnapshotStressTestOptions
	// [Optional] Parameters for performance tests
	PerformanceTestOptions *PerformanceTestOptions
}

// StressTestOptions contains parameters used for stress tests.
type StressTestOptions struct {
	// Number of pods to create in the test. This may also create
	// up to 1 volume per pod.
	NumPods int
	// Number of times to restart each Pod.
	NumRestarts int
}

// VolumeSnapshotStressTestOptions contains parameters used for volume snapshot stress tests.
type VolumeSnapshotStressTestOptions struct {
	// Number of pods to create in the test. This may also create
	// up to 1 volume per pod.
	NumPods int
	// Number of snapshots to create for each volume.
	NumSnapshots int
}

// Metrics to evaluate performance of an operation
// TODO: Add metrics like median, mode, standard deviation, percentile
type Metrics struct {
	AvgLatency time.Duration
	Throughput float64
}

// PerformanceTestProvisioningOptions contains parameters for
// testing provisioning operation performance.
type PerformanceTestProvisioningOptions struct {
	VolumeSize string
	Count      int
	// Expected metrics from PVC creation till PVC being Bound.
	ExpectedMetrics *Metrics
}

// PerformanceTestOptions contains parameters used for performance tests
type PerformanceTestOptions struct {
	ProvisioningOptions *PerformanceTestProvisioningOptions
}