def port_forward(component_port_pairs=[],
deployment_target=None,
wait=True,
open_browser=False,
use_kubectl_proxy=False):
"""Executes kubectl command to set up port forwarding between localhost and the given pod.
While this is running, connecting to localhost:<port> will be the same as connecting to that port
from the pod's internal network.
Args:
component_port_pairs (list): 2-tuple(s) containing keyword to use for looking up a kubernetes
pod, along with the port to forward to that pod (eg. ('phenotips', 8080))
deployment_target (string): value from DEPLOYMENT_TARGETS - eg. "gcloud-dev"
wait (bool): Whether to block indefinitely as long as the forwarding process is running.
open_browser (bool): If component_port_pairs includes components that have an http server
(eg. "seqr" or "phenotips"), then open a web browser window to the forwarded port.
use_kubectl_proxy (bool): Whether to use kubectl proxy instead of kubectl port-forward
(see https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/access-application-cluster/access-cluster/#manually-constructing-apiserver-proxy-urls)
Returns:
(list): Popen process objects for the kubectl port-forward processes.
"""
procs = []
for component_label, port in component_port_pairs:
if component_label == "kube-scan":
continue # See https://github.com/octarinesec/kube-scan for how to connect to the kube-scan pod.
wait_until_pod_is_running(component_label, deployment_target)
logger.info("Forwarding port %s for %s" % (port, component_label))
pod_name = get_pod_name(component_label,
deployment_target=deployment_target)
if use_kubectl_proxy:
command = "kubectl proxy --port 8001"
else:
command = "kubectl port-forward %(pod_name)s %(port)s" % locals()
p = run_in_background(command)
if open_browser and component_label in COMPONENTS_TO_OPEN_IN_BROWSER:
if use_kubectl_proxy:
url = "http://localhost:8001/api/v1/namespaces/default/services/%(component_label)s:%(port)s/proxy/" % locals(
)
else:
url = "http://localhost:%s" % port
time.sleep(3)
os.system("open " + url)
procs.append(p)
if wait:
wait_for(procs)
return procs
def print_log(components,
deployment_target,
enable_stream_log,
previous=False,
wait=True):
"""Executes kubernetes command to print logs for the given pod.
Args:
components (list): one or more kubernetes pod labels (eg. 'postgres' or 'nginx').
If more than one is specified, logs will be printed from all components in parallel.
deployment_target (string): value from DEPLOYMENT_TARGETS - eg. "gcloud-dev", etc.
enable_stream_log (bool): whether to continuously stream the log instead of just printing
the log up to now.
previous (bool): Prints logs from a previous instance of the container. This is useful for debugging pods that
don't start or immediately enter crash-loop.
wait (bool): If False, this method will return without waiting for the log streaming process
to finish printing all logs.
Returns:
(list): Popen process objects for the kubectl port-forward processes.
"""
stream_arg = "-f" if enable_stream_log else ""
previous_flag = "--previous" if previous else ""
procs = []
for component_label in components:
if component_label == "kube-scan":
continue # See https://github.com/octarinesec/kube-scan for how to connect to the kube-scan pod.
if not previous:
wait_until_pod_is_running(component_label, deployment_target)
pod_name = get_pod_name(component_label,
deployment_target=deployment_target)
p = run_in_background(
"kubectl logs %(stream_arg)s %(previous_flag)s %(pod_name)s --all-containers"
% locals(),
print_command=True)
def print_command_log():
for line in iter(p.stdout.readline, ''):
logger.info(line.strip('\n'))
t = Thread(target=print_command_log)
t.start()
procs.append(p)
if wait:
wait_for(procs)
return procs