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A mutating webhook which injects sidecar containers for Linux Traffic Control / Network Emulation configuration

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k8s-netem

Requirements

  • System utilities
    • nft nftables
  • Kernel modules
    • ifb
    • sch_netem

Documentation

TODO

Development setup

Initial setup

minikube start
source scripts/dev.sh

kubectl create ns riasc-system

# Create self-signed certificate for mutating webhook
create-webhook-cert

# Build k8s-netem Docker image
build-image

# Add custom resource description for TrafficProfile resources
kubectl apply -f kubernetes/crd.yaml

# Register mutating webhook
kubectl -n riasc-system apply -f kubernetes/rbac.yaml
kubectl -n riasc-system apply -f kubernetes/deployment.yaml
kubectl -n riasc-system apply -f kubernetes/service.yaml
kubectl apply -f kubernetes/webhook.yaml

Usage

source scripts/dev.sh

kubectl create ns my-app

# Create the example deployment and profile only for the first time
kubectl -n my-app apply -f kubernetes/example/profile-builtin.yaml
kubectl -n my-app apply -f kubernetes/example/deployment.yaml

# Rebuild k8s-netem Docker image and restart example deployment
example-run

# Use the following commands to inspect the logs of the example deployment and webhook
webhook-logs
sidecar-logs
example-logs ping-cloudflare
example-logs ping-google

License

k8s-netem is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license. Please refer to the LICENSE.md file for details.

Credits

Funding acknowledgement

European Flag The development of k8s-netem has been supported by the ERIGrid 2.0 project of the H2020 Programme under Grant Agreement No. 870620

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