ceph-csi/vendor/k8s.io/client-go/tools/leaderelection/resourcelock/interface.go

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package resourcelock

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"time"

	v1 "k8s.io/api/coordination/v1"
	metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/runtime"
	clientset "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes"
	coordinationv1 "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/typed/coordination/v1"
	corev1 "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/typed/core/v1"
	restclient "k8s.io/client-go/rest"
)

const (
	LeaderElectionRecordAnnotationKey = "control-plane.alpha.kubernetes.io/leader"
	endpointsResourceLock             = "endpoints"
	configMapsResourceLock            = "configmaps"
	LeasesResourceLock                = "leases"
	// When using endpointsLeasesResourceLock, you need to ensure that
	// API Priority & Fairness is configured with non-default flow-schema
	// that will catch the necessary operations on leader-election related
	// endpoint objects.
	//
	// The example of such flow scheme could look like this:
	//   apiVersion: flowcontrol.apiserver.k8s.io/v1beta2
	//   kind: FlowSchema
	//   metadata:
	//     name: my-leader-election
	//   spec:
	//     distinguisherMethod:
	//       type: ByUser
	//     matchingPrecedence: 200
	//     priorityLevelConfiguration:
	//       name: leader-election   # reference the <leader-election> PL
	//     rules:
	//     - resourceRules:
	//       - apiGroups:
	//         - ""
	//         namespaces:
	//         - '*'
	//         resources:
	//         - endpoints
	//         verbs:
	//         - get
	//         - create
	//         - update
	//       subjects:
	//       - kind: ServiceAccount
	//         serviceAccount:
	//           name: '*'
	//           namespace: kube-system
	endpointsLeasesResourceLock = "endpointsleases"
	// When using configMapsLeasesResourceLock, you need to ensure that
	// API Priority & Fairness is configured with non-default flow-schema
	// that will catch the necessary operations on leader-election related
	// configmap objects.
	//
	// The example of such flow scheme could look like this:
	//   apiVersion: flowcontrol.apiserver.k8s.io/v1beta2
	//   kind: FlowSchema
	//   metadata:
	//     name: my-leader-election
	//   spec:
	//     distinguisherMethod:
	//       type: ByUser
	//     matchingPrecedence: 200
	//     priorityLevelConfiguration:
	//       name: leader-election   # reference the <leader-election> PL
	//     rules:
	//     - resourceRules:
	//       - apiGroups:
	//         - ""
	//         namespaces:
	//         - '*'
	//         resources:
	//         - configmaps
	//         verbs:
	//         - get
	//         - create
	//         - update
	//       subjects:
	//       - kind: ServiceAccount
	//         serviceAccount:
	//           name: '*'
	//           namespace: kube-system
	configMapsLeasesResourceLock = "configmapsleases"
)

// LeaderElectionRecord is the record that is stored in the leader election annotation.
// This information should be used for observational purposes only and could be replaced
// with a random string (e.g. UUID) with only slight modification of this code.
// TODO(mikedanese): this should potentially be versioned
type LeaderElectionRecord struct {
	// HolderIdentity is the ID that owns the lease. If empty, no one owns this lease and
	// all callers may acquire. Versions of this library prior to Kubernetes 1.14 will not
	// attempt to acquire leases with empty identities and will wait for the full lease
	// interval to expire before attempting to reacquire. This value is set to empty when
	// a client voluntarily steps down.
	HolderIdentity       string                      `json:"holderIdentity"`
	LeaseDurationSeconds int                         `json:"leaseDurationSeconds"`
	AcquireTime          metav1.Time                 `json:"acquireTime"`
	RenewTime            metav1.Time                 `json:"renewTime"`
	LeaderTransitions    int                         `json:"leaderTransitions"`
	Strategy             v1.CoordinatedLeaseStrategy `json:"strategy"`
	PreferredHolder      string                      `json:"preferredHolder"`
}

// EventRecorder records a change in the ResourceLock.
type EventRecorder interface {
	Eventf(obj runtime.Object, eventType, reason, message string, args ...interface{})
}

// ResourceLockConfig common data that exists across different
// resource locks
type ResourceLockConfig struct {
	// Identity is the unique string identifying a lease holder across
	// all participants in an election.
	Identity string
	// EventRecorder is optional.
	EventRecorder EventRecorder
}

// Interface offers a common interface for locking on arbitrary
// resources used in leader election.  The Interface is used
// to hide the details on specific implementations in order to allow
// them to change over time.  This interface is strictly for use
// by the leaderelection code.
type Interface interface {
	// Get returns the LeaderElectionRecord
	Get(ctx context.Context) (*LeaderElectionRecord, []byte, error)

	// Create attempts to create a LeaderElectionRecord
	Create(ctx context.Context, ler LeaderElectionRecord) error

	// Update will update and existing LeaderElectionRecord
	Update(ctx context.Context, ler LeaderElectionRecord) error

	// RecordEvent is used to record events
	RecordEvent(string)

	// Identity will return the locks Identity
	Identity() string

	// Describe is used to convert details on current resource lock
	// into a string
	Describe() string
}

// Manufacture will create a lock of a given type according to the input parameters
func New(lockType string, ns string, name string, coreClient corev1.CoreV1Interface, coordinationClient coordinationv1.CoordinationV1Interface, rlc ResourceLockConfig) (Interface, error) {
	leaseLock := &LeaseLock{
		LeaseMeta: metav1.ObjectMeta{
			Namespace: ns,
			Name:      name,
		},
		Client:     coordinationClient,
		LockConfig: rlc,
	}
	switch lockType {
	case endpointsResourceLock:
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("endpoints lock is removed, migrate to %s (using version v0.27.x)", endpointsLeasesResourceLock)
	case configMapsResourceLock:
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("configmaps lock is removed, migrate to %s (using version v0.27.x)", configMapsLeasesResourceLock)
	case LeasesResourceLock:
		return leaseLock, nil
	case endpointsLeasesResourceLock:
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("endpointsleases lock is removed, migrate to %s", LeasesResourceLock)
	case configMapsLeasesResourceLock:
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("configmapsleases lock is removed, migrated to %s", LeasesResourceLock)
	default:
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("Invalid lock-type %s", lockType)
	}
}

// NewFromKubeconfig will create a lock of a given type according to the input parameters.
// Timeout set for a client used to contact to Kubernetes should be lower than
// RenewDeadline to keep a single hung request from forcing a leader loss.
// Setting it to max(time.Second, RenewDeadline/2) as a reasonable heuristic.
func NewFromKubeconfig(lockType string, ns string, name string, rlc ResourceLockConfig, kubeconfig *restclient.Config, renewDeadline time.Duration) (Interface, error) {
	// shallow copy, do not modify the kubeconfig
	config := *kubeconfig
	timeout := renewDeadline / 2
	if timeout < time.Second {
		timeout = time.Second
	}
	config.Timeout = timeout
	leaderElectionClient := clientset.NewForConfigOrDie(restclient.AddUserAgent(&config, "leader-election"))
	return New(lockType, ns, name, leaderElectionClient.CoreV1(), leaderElectionClient.CoordinationV1(), rlc)
}