Add support for parallels on macOS

[bassam]

This is a continuation of the work started in #953. Parallels is a leading virtualization solution on macOS and its only natural that minikube supports along side virtualbox and VMware fusion.

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Can one of the admins verify this patch?

[bassam]

@minikube-bot retest this please

[gbraad]

@r2d4 @dlorenc Do we want to continue adding drivers to Minikube, or have them being proposed at machine-drivers org instead? https://github.com/machine-drivers

[bassam]

@r2d4 @dlorenc anything else needed for this PR?

[dlorenc]

@r2d4 @dlorenc Do we want to continue adding drivers to Minikube, or have
them being proposed at machine-drivers org instead?
https://github.com/machine-drivers

Yes, we should add any other drivers to the docker-machine-drivers organization rather than adding them here. We'll also need a way to run integration tests on any new drivers before we can formally document support for them.

[dlorenc]

I'll close this PR here, @bassam let us know if you need assistance in getting the driver moved to the proper organization.

[bassam]

@dlorenc I'm not sure I follow. https://github.com/Parallels/docker-machine-parallels is a docker-machine driver, why does not need to be part of machine-drivers org?

how would you suggest that I add integration tests for this? Does minikube test on macos?

[gbraad]

You proposed the driver to the minikube oganization. Minikube and Minishift do not add drivers to their repositories. This is why we close it here. Please open a ticket in machine-drivers/discussion so we can set up the repo for you. These drivers are supposed to be generally used and tested against either one of the consumers; minikube and/or minishift https://github.com/machine-drivers/discussion/

[bassam]

I'm still missing something here. How is what I proposed different from vmware fusion (https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube/blob/master/pkg/minikube/drivers/vmwarefusion/driver.go)?

[gbraad]

VMware driver also did not get included in the repo and has been included in the machine-drivers repo instead : https://github.com/machine-drivers/docker-machine-driver-vmware the current driver in the repo is old and will likely be deprecated soon

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[bassam]

Looks like someone added the parallels driver to machine-drivers (see https://github.com/machine-drivers/docker-machine-parallels) already. What else needs to happen in the minikube repo to enable parallels?

[gbraad]

you would have to follow the same procedures as performed by the updated VMware driver. Ypou can track this in the PRs. But without any CI, it is unlikely support will be added directly in: #2606 (comment)

@anfernee might be able to inform you more about this, as he worked on the VMware side...