def main():
"""
Top-level function for Telepresence
"""
########################################
# Preliminaries: No changes to the machine or the cluster, no cleanup
# Capture environment info and the user's intent
# Check for a subcommand
with crash_reporting():
args = command_parse_args(None, only_for_commands=True)
if args is not None:
command_main(args)
with crash_reporting():
args = parse_args() # tab-completion stuff goes here
runner = Runner(Output(args.logfile), None, args.verbose)
span = runner.span()
runner.add_cleanup("Stop time tracking", span.end)
runner.kubectl = KubeInfo(runner, args)
start_proxy = proxy.setup(runner, args)
do_connect = connect.setup(runner, args)
get_remote_env, write_env_files = remote_env.setup(runner, args)
launch = outbound.setup(runner, args)
mount_remote = mount.setup(runner, args)
final_checks(runner, args)
# Usage tracking
call_scout(runner, args)
########################################
# Now it's okay to change things
with runner.cleanup_handling(), crash_reporting(runner):
# Set up the proxy pod (operation -> pod name)
remote_info = start_proxy(runner)
# Connect to the proxy (pod name -> ssh object)
socks_port, ssh = do_connect(runner, remote_info)
# Capture remote environment information (ssh object -> env info)
env = get_remote_env(runner, remote_info)
# Handle filesystem stuff
mount_dir = mount_remote(runner, env, ssh)
# Maybe write environment files
write_env_files(runner, env)
# Set up outbound networking (pod name, ssh object)
# Launch user command with the correct environment (...)
user_process = launch(
runner, remote_info, env, socks_port, ssh, mount_dir
)
wait_for_exit(runner, user_process)
def main():
"""
Top-level function for Telepresence
"""
with crash_reporting():
########################################
# Preliminaries: No changes to the machine or the cluster, no cleanup
# Capture environment info
args = parse_args() # tab-completion stuff goes here
runner = Runner(args.logfile, args.verbose)
span = runner.span()
runner.add_cleanup("Stop time tracking", span.end)
set_kube_command(runner, args)
with runner.cleanup_handling(), crash_reporting(runner):
########################################
# Intent: Fast, user prompts here, cleanup available
# Capture the user's intent
start_proxy = proxy.setup(runner, args)
do_connect = connect.setup(runner, args)
get_remote_env, write_env_files = remote_env.setup(runner, args)
launch = outbound.setup(runner, args)
mount_remote = mount.setup(runner, args)
final_checks(runner, args)
# Usage tracking
call_scout(runner, args)
########################################
# Action: Perform the user's intended operation(s)
# Now it's okay to change things
# Set up the proxy pod (operation -> pod name)
remote_info = start_proxy(runner)
# Connect to the proxy (pod name -> ssh object)
socks_port, ssh = do_connect(runner, remote_info)
# Capture remote environment information (ssh object -> env info)
env, pod_info = get_remote_env(runner, ssh, remote_info)
# Handle filesystem stuff
mount_dir = mount_remote(runner, env, ssh)
# Maybe write environment files
write_env_files(runner, env)
# Set up outbound networking (pod name, ssh object)
# Launch user command with the correct environment (...)
user_process = launch(
runner, remote_info, env, socks_port, ssh, mount_dir, pod_info
)
runner.wait_for_exit(user_process)
def command_main(args):
"""
Top-level function for Telepresence when executing subcommands
"""
with crash_reporting():
runner = Runner(Output(args.logfile), None, args.verbose)
span = runner.span()
runner.add_cleanup("Stop time tracking", span.end)
runner.kubectl = KubeInfo(runner, args)
args.operation = args.command
args.method = "teleproxy"
call_scout(runner, args)
if args.command == "outbound":
return outbound.command(runner)
raise runner.fail("Not implemented!")
def main(session):
"""
Top-level function for Telepresence
"""
########################################
# Preliminaries: No changes to the machine or the cluster, no cleanup
with crash_reporting():
session.args = parse_args() # tab-completion stuff goes here
session.output = Output(session.args.logfile)
del session.args.logfile
session.kube_info, session.runner = analyze_args(session)
span = session.runner.span()
session.runner.add_cleanup("Stop time tracking", span.end)
# Usage tracking
call_scout(session)
########################################
# Now it's okay to change things
with session.runner.cleanup_handling(), crash_reporting(session.runner):
runner = session.runner
args = session.args
# Set up the proxy pod (operation -> pod name)
remote_info = start_proxy(runner, args)
# Connect to the proxy (pod name -> ssh object)
socks_port, ssh = connect(runner, remote_info, args)
# Capture remote environment information (ssh object -> env info)
env = get_remote_env(runner, args, remote_info)
# Used by mount_remote
session.ssh = ssh
session.remote_info = remote_info
session.env = env
# Handle filesystem stuff (pod name, ssh object)
mount_dir = mount_remote(session)
# Maybe write environment files
write_env_files(session)
# Set up outbound networking (pod name, ssh object)
# Launch user command with the correct environment (...)
if args.method == "container":
user_process = run_docker_command(
runner,
remote_info,
args,
env,
ssh,
mount_dir,
)
else:
user_process = run_local_command(runner, remote_info, args, env,
socks_port, ssh)
wait_for_exit(runner, user_process)
def go():
# We don't quite know yet if we want kubectl or oc (if someone has both
# it depends on the context), so until we know the context just guess.
# We prefer kubectl over oc insofar as (1) kubectl commands we do in
# this prelim setup stage don't require oc and (2) sometimes oc is a
# different binary unrelated to OpenShift.
if which("kubectl"):
prelim_command = "kubectl"
elif which("oc"):
prelim_command = "oc"
else:
raise SystemExit("Found neither 'kubectl' nor 'oc' in your $PATH.")
# Usage tracking
try:
kubectl_version_output = str(
check_output([prelim_command, "version", "--short"]),
"utf-8").split("\n")
kubectl_version = kubectl_version_output[0].split(": v")[1]
kube_cluster_version = kubectl_version_output[1].split(": v")[1]
except CalledProcessError as exc:
kubectl_version = kube_cluster_version = "(error: {})".format(exc)
if args.deployment:
operation = "deployment"
elif args.new_deployment:
operation = "new_deployment"
elif args.swap_deployment:
operation = "swap_deployment"
else:
operation = "bad_args"
scouted = call_scout(kubectl_version, kube_cluster_version, operation,
args.method)
# Make sure we have a Kubernetes context set either on command line or
# in kubeconfig:
if args.context is None:
try:
args.context = str(
check_output([prelim_command, "config", "current-context"],
stderr=STDOUT), "utf-8").strip()
except CalledProcessError:
raise SystemExit(
"No current-context set. "
"Please use the --context option to explicitly set the "
"context.")
# Figure out explicit namespace if its not specified, and the server
# address (we use the server address to determine for good whether we
# want oc or kubectl):
kubectl_config = json.loads(
str(check_output([prelim_command, "config", "view", "-o", "json"]),
"utf-8"))
for context_setting in kubectl_config["contexts"]:
if context_setting["name"] == args.context:
if args.namespace is None:
args.namespace = context_setting["context"].get(
"namespace", "default")
cluster = context_setting["context"]["cluster"]
break
for cluster_setting in kubectl_config["clusters"]:
if cluster_setting["name"] == cluster:
server = cluster_setting["cluster"]["server"]
# Log file path should be absolute since some processes may run in
# different directories:
if args.logfile != "-":
args.logfile = os.path.abspath(args.logfile)
runner = Runner.open(args.logfile, kubectl_or_oc(server), args.verbose)
span = runner.span()
atexit.register(span.end)
runner.write("Scout info: {}\n".format(scouted))
runner.write(
"Context: {}, namespace: {}, kubectl_command: {}\n".format(
args.context, args.namespace, runner.kubectl_cmd))
# Figure out if we need capability that allows for ports < 1024:
if any([p < 1024 for p in args.expose.remote()]):
if runner.kubectl_cmd == "oc":
# OpenShift doesn't support running as root:
raise SystemExit("OpenShift does not support ports <1024.")
args.needs_root = True
else:
args.needs_root = False
# minikube/minishift break DNS because DNS gets captured, sent to
# minikube, which sends it back to DNS server set by host, resulting in
# loop... we've fixed that for most cases, but not --deployment.
def check_if_in_local_vm() -> bool:
# Minikube just has 'minikube' as context'
if args.context == "minikube":
return True
# Minishift has complex context name, so check by server:
if runner.kubectl_cmd == "oc" and which("minishift"):
ip = runner.get_output(["minishift", "ip"]).strip()
if ip and ip in server:
return True
return False
args.in_local_vm = check_if_in_local_vm()
if args.in_local_vm:
runner.write("Looks like we're in a local VM, e.g. minikube.\n")
if (args.in_local_vm and args.method == "vpn-tcp"
and args.new_deployment is None
and args.swap_deployment is None):
raise SystemExit(
"vpn-tcp method doesn't work with minikube/minishift when"
" using --deployment. Use --swap-deployment or"
" --new-deployment instead.")
# Make sure we can access Kubernetes:
try:
if runner.kubectl_cmd == "oc":
status_command = "status"
else:
status_command = "cluster-info"
runner.get_output([
runner.kubectl_cmd, "--context", args.context, status_command
])
except (CalledProcessError, OSError, IOError) as e:
sys.stderr.write("Error accessing Kubernetes: {}\n".format(e))
raise SystemExit(1)
# Make sure we can run openssh:
try:
version = runner.get_output(["ssh", "-V"],
stdin=DEVNULL,
stderr=STDOUT)
if not version.startswith("OpenSSH"):
raise SystemExit(
"'ssh' is not the OpenSSH client, apparently.")
except (CalledProcessError, OSError, IOError) as e:
sys.stderr.write("Error running ssh: {}\n".format(e))
raise SystemExit(1)
# Other requirements:
require_command(runner, "torsocks",
"Please install torsocks (v2.1 or later)")
require_command(runner, "sshfs")
# Need conntrack for sshuttle on Linux:
if sys.platform.startswith("linux") and args.method == "vpn-tcp":
require_command(runner, "conntrack")
subprocesses, env, socks_port, ssh, remote_info = start_proxy(
runner, args)
if args.method == "container":
run_docker_command(
runner,
remote_info,
args,
env,
subprocesses,
ssh,
)
else:
run_local_command(runner, remote_info, args, env, subprocesses,
socks_port, ssh)
def go():
# We don't quite know yet if we want kubectl or oc (if someone has both
# it depends on the context), so until we know the context just guess.
# We prefer kubectl over oc insofar as (1) kubectl commands we do in
# this prelim setup stage don't require oc and (2) sometimes oc is a
# different binary unrelated to OpenShift.
if which("kubectl"):
prelim_command = "kubectl"
elif which("oc"):
prelim_command = "oc"
else:
raise SystemExit("Found neither 'kubectl' nor 'oc' in your $PATH.")
# Usage tracking
try:
kubectl_version_output = str(
check_output([prelim_command, "version", "--short"]),
"utf-8").split("\n")
kubectl_version = kubectl_version_output[0].split(": v")[1]
kube_cluster_version = kubectl_version_output[1].split(": v")[1]
except CalledProcessError as exc:
kubectl_version = kube_cluster_version = "(error: {})".format(exc)
if args.deployment:
operation = "deployment"
elif args.new_deployment:
operation = "new_deployment"
elif args.swap_deployment:
operation = "swap_deployment"
else:
operation = "bad_args"
scouted = call_scout(kubectl_version, kube_cluster_version, operation,
args.method)
# Make sure we have a Kubernetes context set either on command line or
# in kubeconfig:
if args.context is None:
try:
args.context = str(
check_output([prelim_command, "config", "current-context"],
stderr=STDOUT), "utf-8").strip()
except CalledProcessError:
raise SystemExit(
"No current-context set. "
"Please use the --context option to explicitly set the "
"context.")
# Figure out explicit namespace if its not specified, and the server
# address (we use the server address to determine for good whether we
# want oc or kubectl):
kubectl_config = json.loads(
str(check_output([prelim_command, "config", "view", "-o", "json"]),
"utf-8"))
for context_setting in kubectl_config["contexts"]:
if context_setting["name"] == args.context:
if args.namespace is None:
args.namespace = context_setting["context"].get(
"namespace", "default")
cluster = context_setting["context"]["cluster"]
break
else:
return exit("Error: Unable to find cluster information")
for cluster_setting in kubectl_config["clusters"]:
if cluster_setting["name"] == cluster:
server = cluster_setting["cluster"]["server"]
break
else:
return exit("Error: Unable to find server information")
# Log file path should be absolute since some processes may run in
# different directories:
if args.logfile != "-":
args.logfile = os.path.abspath(args.logfile)
runner = Runner.open(args.logfile, kubectl_or_oc(server), args.verbose)
return runner, scouted, server
def main(session):
"""
Top-level function for Telepresence
"""
########################################
# Preliminaries: No changes to the machine or the cluster, no cleanup
session.args = parse_args() # tab-completion stuff goes here
session.output = Output(session.args.logfile)
del session.args.logfile
session.kube_info, session.runner = analyze_args(session)
span = session.runner.span()
atexit.register(span.end)
# Set up signal handling
# Make SIGTERM and SIGHUP do clean shutdown (in particular, we want atexit
# functions to be called):
def shutdown(signum, frame):
raise SystemExit(0)
signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM, shutdown)
signal.signal(signal.SIGHUP, shutdown)
# Usage tracking
call_scout(session)
# Set up exit handling
# XXX exit handling via atexit
try:
########################################
# Now it's okay to change things
runner = session.runner
args = session.args
# Set up the proxy pod (operation -> pod name)
remote_info = start_proxy(runner, args)
# Connect to the proxy (pod name -> ssh object)
subprocesses, socks_port, ssh = connect(runner, remote_info, args)
# Capture remote environment information (ssh object -> env info)
env = get_remote_env(runner, args, remote_info)
# Used by mount_remote
session.ssh = ssh
session.remote_info = remote_info
session.env = env
# Handle filesystem stuff (pod name, ssh object)
mount_dir = mount_remote(session)
# Maybe write environment files
write_env_files(session)
# Set up outbound networking (pod name, ssh object)
# Launch user command with the correct environment (...)
if args.method == "container":
user_process = run_docker_command(
runner,
remote_info,
args,
env,
subprocesses,
ssh,
mount_dir,
)
else:
user_process = run_local_command(runner, remote_info, args, env,
subprocesses, socks_port, ssh,
mount_dir)
# Clean up (call the cleanup methods for everything above)
# XXX handled by wait_for_exit and atexit
wait_for_exit(runner, user_process, subprocesses)
finally:
pass