This repository contains source code for components that are installed on the AKS cluster for virtual nodes on Azure Container Instances.
Virtual nodes on Azure Container Instances is an evolution on the existing virtual nodes offering for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS). It has been re-implemented from the ground up to be closer to vanilla K8s and remove limitations of the prior implementation, while also allowing deeper integration with the existing container offerings in Azure Container Instances.
If you just want to install and use virtual nodes on Azure Container Instances, the Helm chart and documentation on usage are located in this repository: virtual nodes on Azure Container Instances.
There are a few third-party .proto files that are required for the code to work. These are not currently included in the repository. You can add these missing .proto files manually at the following paths:
/Src/ProxyCri/Src/ProxyCri/csi.protoThe csi.proto file can be taken from here./Src/ProxyCri/Src/VirtualCriClient/api.protoThe api.proto file can be obtained from here./Src/ProxyCri/Src/VirtualCriClient/gogo.protoThe gogo.proto file can be obtained from here.
The ProxyCri image can be built using Docker. To install a new Helm chart with your updated image, go to the values.yaml in the Helm chart, look for proxycriImage under the images section, and update this value with the reference to your new image. After that, you can reinstall the Helm chart to test the new ProxyCri image. If you upload your new image to a private Azure Container Registry (ACR), ensure your AKS cluster identity has the AcrPull permission to that ACR.
This software does not collect or transmit telemetry data. However, the pods you create in a virtual node are deployed on Azure Container Instances, so server-side telemetry may be generated for these requests. If that is not desirable, please refrain from using this software.
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