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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request introduce new error handling variables and modify methods across various core packages. New error variables have been added to enhance error management related to service and pod handling. The Changes
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e2e/system/folder_test.go (1)
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1-35: Consider broader implications and additional testsWhile we've addressed the immediate concerns in this file, it's important to consider the broader implications of transitioning to headless services.
Review other test files: Similar changes might be needed in other test files that interact with services. Consider creating a task to review and update these files.
New test cases: It might be beneficial to add new test cases that specifically validate the behavior of headless services, such as:
- Verifying that services can be accessed via DNS names
- Ensuring that attempts to access services via IP addresses fail appropriately
- Testing service discovery mechanisms in a headless setup
Documentation: Update relevant documentation to reflect the transition to headless services and the use of DNS names instead of IP addresses.
Would you like assistance in creating these additional tests or reviewing other files?
e2e/system/external_file_test.go (1)
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1-50: Consider enhancing test isolation and cleanupWhile the test structure is generally good, consider the following improvements:
- Use
t.TempDir()instead ofos.TempDir()for better test isolation.- Implement a deferred cleanup function to ensure all resources are properly released, including stopping the server and executor.
These changes would enhance the test's robustness and prevent potential interference between tests.
Here's a suggested implementation for the cleanup:
defer func() { if err := executor.Execution().Stop(ctx); err != nil { s.T().Errorf("Failed to stop executor: %v", err) } if err := server.Execution().Stop(ctx); err != nil { s.T().Errorf("Failed to stop server: %v", err) } if err := os.Remove(htmlTmpPath); err != nil { s.T().Errorf("Failed to remove temporary file: %v", err) } }()And replace
os.TempDir()withs.T().TempDir().e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go (1)
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1-54: Consider the following improvements to enhance the test robustness and maintainability:
Error handling: Consider using
s.Assert().NoError()instead ofs.Require().NoError()for non-critical errors. This will allow the test to continue and potentially uncover multiple issues in a single run.Resource cleanup: Implement a deferred cleanup function to ensure all created resources are properly disposed of, even if the test fails. This can prevent orphaned resources and make the test more robust.
Constants: Define constant values for strings like "Hello World!" and magic numbers like 10 (numberOfInstances) at the package or file level. This will improve maintainability and make the test more readable.
Here's an example of how you might implement these suggestions:
const ( namePrefix = "folder-cached" numberOfInstances = 10 expectedContent = "Hello World!" ) func (s *Suite) TestFolderCached() { // ... existing setup code ... // Deferred cleanup defer func() { for _, i := range instances { _ = i.Execution().Stop(ctx) _ = i.Storage().RemoveFolder(e2e.NginxHTMLPath) } _ = executor.Execution().Stop(ctx) }() // ... rest of the test logic ... for _, i := range instances { wget, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", i.Network().HostName()) s.Assert().NoError(err) // Use Assert instead of Require for non-critical errors s.Assert().Contains(wget, expectedContent) } }These changes will make the test more robust, easier to maintain, and less likely to leave orphaned resources.
e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go (3)
70-70: Consider adding a comment for clarity.To improve code readability and maintain context for future developers, consider adding a comment explaining the use of hostname instead of IP address. This will help reinforce the headless service concept.
Here's a suggested comment:
// Use hostname instead of IP address for headless service compatibility wget, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", i.Network().HostName())
71-73: Consider improving error message specificity.The current error message for wget command execution is generic. To aid in debugging, consider including the hostname in the error message.
Here's a suggested improvement:
if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("executing wget for host %s: %w", i.Network().HostName(), err) }
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70-74: Recommend adding a hostname resolution check.To ensure the hostname can be resolved before attempting the wget command, consider adding a DNS lookup step. This can help identify any issues with hostname resolution early in the test.
Here's a suggested implementation:
import "net" // ... hostName := i.Network().HostName() _, err := net.LookupHost(hostName) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("failed to resolve hostname %s: %w", hostName, err) } wget, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", hostName) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("executing wget for host %s: %w", hostName, err) }e2e/system/file_test.go (1)
54-56: LGTM! Changes align with headless service transition.The modification to use
serverfile.Network().HostName()instead of an IP address is in line with the PR objectives of transitioning to headless services and using DNS names. This change simplifies the code and removes the dependency on IP addresses.Consider updating the comment on line 53 for accuracy:
-s.T().Log("Executing wget command") +s.T().Log("Executing wget command using hostname")To further validate the transition to headless services, consider adding an assertion to verify that the
HostName()doesn't return an IP address:hostname := serverfile.Network().HostName() s.Assert().NotRegexp(`^\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}$`, hostname, "Hostname should not be an IP address")This additional check will ensure that the test fails if the system inadvertently returns an IP address instead of a hostname.
pkg/k8s/types.go (1)
61-61: Approve the addition of ServiceDNS method and suggest improvementsThe addition of the
ServiceDNSmethod is a good step towards supporting headless services, aligning well with the PR objectives. However, consider the following suggestions:
- Add documentation for the new method to clarify its purpose and usage.
- Review the
GetServiceIPmethod (line 60) as it may no longer be applicable for headless services. Consider updating its implementation or adding a comment about its limitations with headless services.Consider adding documentation and reviewing related methods:
+ // ServiceDNS returns the DNS name for the specified service. + // This is particularly useful for headless services where traditional IP-based addressing is not applicable. ServiceDNS(name string) string // GetServiceIP returns the IP address for the specified service. + // Note: This method may not be applicable for headless services. Use ServiceDNS for headless services instead. GetServiceIP(ctx context.Context, name string) (string, error)e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go (3)
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177-184: LGTM: Consistent implementation of headless service modelThe change to use
target.Network().HostName()is consistent with the PR objective and the previous modification inTestNetShaperBandwidth. This ensures that the packet loss test also uses DNS names instead of IP addresses.Consider extracting the target address construction to a variable for improved readability:
- targetAddress := fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", target.Network().HostName(), gopingPort) - output, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "goping", "ping", "-q", - "-c", fmt.Sprint(numOfPingPackets), - "-t", packetTimeout.String(), - "-m", "packetloss", - targetAddress) + targetAddress := fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", target.Network().HostName(), gopingPort) + output, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "goping", "ping", "-q", + "-c", fmt.Sprint(numOfPingPackets), + "-t", packetTimeout.String(), + "-m", "packetloss", + targetAddress)This minor change would improve code readability without affecting functionality.
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273-284: LGTM: Consistent implementation of headless service modelThe change to use
target.Network().HostName()in theTestNetShaperLatencyfunction is consistent with the PR objective and the previous modifications. This ensures that the latency test also uses DNS names instead of IP addresses, maintaining the transition to a headless service model.For consistency with the previous test functions and to improve readability, consider extracting the target address construction to a variable:
- targetAddress := fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", target.Network().HostName(), gopingPort) - output, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, - "goping", "ping", "-q", - "-c", fmt.Sprint(numOfPingPackets), - // we need to make sure the client waits long enough for the server to respond - "-t", (packetTimeout + tc.targetLatency).String(), - "-m", "latency", - targetAddress) + targetAddress := fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", target.Network().HostName(), gopingPort) + output, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, + "goping", "ping", "-q", + "-c", fmt.Sprint(numOfPingPackets), + // we need to make sure the client waits long enough for the server to respond + "-t", (packetTimeout + tc.targetLatency).String(), + "-m", "latency", + targetAddress)This change would improve consistency across all test functions in this file.
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364-375: LGTM: Consistent implementation of headless service model across all testsThe change to use
target.Network().HostName()in theTestNetShaperJitterfunction completes the transition to headless services across all netshaper tests. This modification is consistent with the PR objective and previous changes, ensuring that all tests now use DNS names instead of IP addresses.For consistency with the suggested improvements in previous test functions, consider extracting the target address construction to a variable:
- targetAddress := fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", target.Network().HostName(), gopingPort) - output, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, - "goping", "ping", "-q", - "-c", fmt.Sprint(numOfPingPackets), - // we need to make sure the client waits long enough for the server to respond - "-t", (packetTimeout + tc.maxTargetJitter).String(), - "-m", "jitter", - targetAddress) + targetAddress := fmt.Sprintf("%s:%d", target.Network().HostName(), gopingPort) + output, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, + "goping", "ping", "-q", + "-c", fmt.Sprint(numOfPingPackets), + // we need to make sure the client waits long enough for the server to respond + "-t", (packetTimeout + tc.maxTargetJitter).String(), + "-m", "jitter", + targetAddress)These changes successfully implement the transition to headless services across all netshaper tests. The consistent use of
Network().HostName()instead of IP addresses aligns with the PR objectives and improves the system's flexibility. This approach allows for easier scaling and management of services in a distributed environment.To further enhance the code:
- Consider creating a helper function to construct the target address, as this operation is repeated across all test functions.
- Evaluate the impact of these changes on test execution time and adjust timeouts if necessary, as DNS resolution might introduce slight delays compared to direct IP usage.
- Ensure that error handling for potential DNS resolution failures is in place in the underlying network code.
pkg/instance/errors.go (1)
225-225: LGTM: New error supports headless service transition, minor grammar fix needed.The addition of
ErrGettingIPNotAllowedis appropriate and aligns well with the PR objective of transitioning to headless services. It correctly restricts IP retrieval to the 'Started' state.However, there's a minor grammatical issue in the error message:
- ErrGettingIPNotAllowed = errors.New("GettingIPNotAllowed", "getting IP is allowed in state 'Started'. Current state is '%s'") + ErrGettingIPNotAllowed = errors.New("GettingIPNotAllowed", "getting IP is only allowed in state 'Started'. Current state is '%s'")This small change improves clarity and consistency with the
ErrGettingServiceEndpointNotAllowederror message.
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e2e/basic/probe_test.go (3)
37-37: LGTM: Starting web execution before getting IPThe addition of
web.Execution().Start(ctx)before getting the IP address is a logical improvement. It ensures that the web instance is running before the test attempts to interact with it, which should increase the reliability of the test.
37-40: Consider adding a wait mechanism after starting executionWhile starting the web execution before getting the IP is correct, there might be a race condition between starting the execution and retrieving the IP. The web service might not be fully ready when we try to get its IP.
Consider adding a wait mechanism to ensure the service is fully ready. For example:
s.Require().NoError(web.Execution().Start(ctx)) // Add a wait mechanism here s.Require().NoError(web.Execution().WaitReady(ctx)) webIP, err := web.Network().GetIP(ctx)Please verify if such a
WaitReadymethod exists in your framework. If not, consider implementing a custom wait logic using a retry mechanism with a timeout.
39-40:⚠️ Potential issueAlign with PR objectives: Use DNS names instead of IP addresses
The current implementation still uses
GetIPto retrieve the IP address, which doesn't align with the PR objective of transitioning to headless services using DNS names.Consider the following changes to align with the PR objectives:
- Replace
GetIPwith a method to retrieve the DNS name of the service.- Update the
wgetcommand to use the DNS name instead of the IP address.For example:
webDNS, err := web.Network().GetDNSName(ctx) s.Require().NoError(err) wgetOutput, err := executor.Execution().ExecuteCommand(ctx, "wget", "-q", "-O", "-", webDNS) s.Require().NoError(err)Please ensure that the
GetDNSNamemethod (or equivalent) is implemented in your framework to support headless services.To verify the existence of a DNS-related method, you can run:
e2e/system/folder_test_image_cached_test.go (1)
50-50: LGTM! The change aligns with the headless service transition.The modification to use
i.Network().HostName()instead ofi.Network().GetIP(ctx)is correct and aligns with the PR objective of transitioning to headless services using DNS names. This change makes the test more resilient to network changes and simplifies the code.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script to verify the implementation and usage of the
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e2e/system/file_test_image_cached_test.go (1)
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70-74: LGTM! Change aligns with headless service transition.The modification to use
i.Network().HostName()instead of an IP address aligns well with the PR objective of transitioning to headless services. This change supports DNS-based service discovery, which is a key aspect of headless services.e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go (2)
28-31: LGTM: Changes align with headless service transition.The modifications in the
TestNoVolumesNoFilesfunction correctly implement the transition to headless services:
- Changing from
StartAsynctoStartensures synchronous execution.- Using
target.Network().HostName()instead of IP address aligns with DNS-based service discovery.These changes are consistent with the PR objectives and improve the test's reliability.
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1-240: Summary: Inconsistent implementation of headless service transitionThe changes in this file generally align with the PR objectives of transitioning to headless services. However, there are some inconsistencies in the implementation:
- Some functions have been fully updated to use hostnames and synchronous starts, while others are only partially updated.
- The
StartAsyncmethod is still used in some places where it should be changed toStartfor consistency.- There might be implications for retry logic when changing from asynchronous to synchronous starts.
To ensure a complete and consistent transition to headless services:
- Review all test files in the
e2e/directory to apply similar changes consistently.- Update all instances of
StartAsynctoStartwhere appropriate.- Review and adjust retry logic around start operations to ensure it remains effective with synchronous starts.
- Consider creating a helper function to standardize the instance start process across all tests.
To assist in this process, you can run the following script to identify areas that may need attention:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Identify inconsistencies in headless service implementation echo "Files still using StartAsync:" rg --type go 'StartAsync' e2e/ echo "\nFiles using GetIP (which may be unnecessary for headless services):" rg --type go 'GetIP' e2e/ echo "\nFiles still using IP addresses directly:" rg --type go -e 'wget.*http://' -e 'curl.*http://' e2e/This script will help identify files that may need updates to fully implement the headless service transition.
pkg/instance/errors.go (2)
223-223: LGTM: New error aligns with headless service transition.The addition of
ErrGettingServiceEndpointNotAllowedis a good implementation. It enforces that service endpoints can only be retrieved when the instance is in the 'Started' state, which aligns with the PR objective of transitioning to headless services. The error message is clear and includes the current state, providing useful context for debugging.
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1-226: Overall, changes effectively support headless service transition.The two new error definitions (
ErrGettingServiceEndpointNotAllowedandErrGettingIPNotAllowed) are well-integrated into the existing error catalog. They appropriately restrict service endpoint and IP retrieval to the 'Started' state, which is crucial for the transition to headless services. These additions enhance the robustness of the error handling system in the context of the new service model.e2e/basic/headless_service_test.go (3)
12-19: Test function and constants are well-definedThe
TestHeadlessServicefunction and its constants are properly defined, setting up the test parameters effectively.
22-66: Overall test implementation is effectiveThe test logic for simulating a headless service and validating connectivity through ping tests is sound. Error handling and resource setup are appropriately managed.
44-44: Verify hostname resolution in headless serviceEnsure that
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pkg/instance/network.go (2)
136-137: Addition ofHostNameMethod ApprovedThe new
HostNamemethod provides a straightforward way to retrieve the service DNS name for the instance, aligning with the move to headless services.
122-125:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Impact of Restricting
GetIPto 'Started' StateThe
GetIPmethod now restricts its execution to when the instance is in theStateStartedstate. Previously, it might have been callable in other states such asStatePreparingorStateCommitted. This change could affect components or workflows that rely on retrieving the IP address before the instance has fully started.Please verify whether any existing code calls
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pkg/k8s/types.go (1)
61-61: LGTM! Consider adding documentation.The
ServiceDNSmethod is a good addition that aligns with the transition to headless services. It provides a way to retrieve the DNS name for a service, which is crucial for service discovery in a headless setup.Consider adding a comment to document the method's purpose and expected behavior, for example:
// ServiceDNS returns the DNS name for the specified service. // This is particularly useful for headless services where DNS is used for service discovery. ServiceDNS(name string) stringpkg/k8s/service.go (2)
124-162: Approve changes with suggestion for improvementThe modifications to
GetServiceIPfunction effectively handle different service types, including headless services, which aligns with the PR objectives. However, there's room for improvement in handling NodePort services.For NodePort services in multi-node clusters, consider implementing a more robust node selection strategy. Instead of using the first node's IP, you could:
- Return a list of all node IPs.
- Implement a load balancing strategy to distribute traffic across nodes.
- Allow the caller to specify a node selection strategy.
Example implementation for returning all node IPs:
var nodeIP string +var nodeIPs []string for _, address := range nodes.Items[0].Status.Addresses { if address.Type == v1.NodeExternalIP { - nodeIP = address.Address - break + nodeIPs = append(nodeIPs, address.Address) } } -return nodeIP, nil +return strings.Join(nodeIPs, ","), nilThis change would require updates to the function signature and any calling code, but it would provide more flexibility in multi-node environments.
202-204: Approve new ServiceDNS function with suggestionThe addition of the
ServiceDNSfunction is a positive change that supports the transition to using DNS names for services instead of IP addresses.As suggested in a previous review, consider making the cluster domain configurable to accommodate different Kubernetes setups. This would improve the function's flexibility and reusability across various environments.
Example implementation:
func (c *Client) ServiceDNS(name string) string { return fmt.Sprintf("%s.%s.svc.%s", name, c.namespace, c.clusterDomain) }Where
c.clusterDomainis a configurable field in theClientstruct, defaulting to "cluster.local" if not specified.pkg/instance/network.go (1)
142-144: Consider adding documentation and error handlingWhile the
HostNamefunction is a valuable addition, consider enhancing it with the following:
- Add a comment explaining when this function should be used, especially in relation to the
GetIPfunction.- Consider adding error handling. For example, what happens if the service doesn't exist yet?
Here's a suggested implementation with added documentation and error handling:
-func (n *network) HostName() string { - return n.instance.K8sClient.ServiceDNS(n.instance.name) +// HostName returns the DNS name for the instance's service. +// This should be used instead of GetIP() when a stable network identifier is needed, +// as it works with headless services and is not affected by pod restarts. +// Note: This function assumes the service has been created. If called before service creation, +// it will return a DNS name that may not be resolvable yet. +func (n *network) HostName() (string, error) { + dns := n.instance.K8sClient.ServiceDNS(n.instance.name) + if dns == "" { + return "", ErrServiceDNSNotAvailable.WithParams(n.instance.name) + } + return dns, nil }This implementation adds documentation explaining when to use
HostNameoverGetIP, and includes basic error handling for cases where the service DNS might not be available.
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pkg/k8s/types.go (2)
61-62: Overall, good additions supporting headless services transition.The new methods
ServiceDNSandServiceNodePortare valuable additions to theKubeManagerinterface. They align well with the PR objective of transitioning to headless services, particularly theServiceDNSmethod.Some suggestions for improvement:
- Add documentation comments for both methods to clarify their purpose and usage.
- Verify the necessity of the
ServiceNodePortmethod in the context of headless services.- Consider adding unit tests for these new methods to ensure they behave as expected.
These changes enhance the interface's capabilities for service discovery and management in a Kubernetes environment. Good job on implementing these additions to support the transition to headless services!
62-62: LGTM! Consider adding documentation and verify necessity.The
ServiceNodePortmethod is a good addition that provides functionality to retrieve the NodePort for a service. This can be useful for external access to services.Consider adding a comment to document the method's purpose and expected behavior, for example:
// ServiceNodePort retrieves the NodePort for the specified service. // It returns the port number and any error encountered during the process. ServiceNodePort(ctx context.Context, name string) (int32, error)Additionally, please verify if this method is necessary in the context of transitioning to headless services, as headless services typically don't use NodePorts. If it's needed for other purposes or for maintaining backwards compatibility, please clarify its role in the documentation.
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ServiceNodePortmethod is necessary as NodePort is still in use within the codebase.Please add documentation to clearly explain the method's purpose and its role in managing NodePorts. This will enhance code maintainability and clarity for future contributors.
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165-188: Approve added comments for clarityThe added comments clearly explain that
WaitForServiceis not suitable for headless services. This information is crucial for developers using this function and aligns with the PR's objective of transitioning to headless services.These comments effectively prevent potential misuse of the function with headless services, improving the overall robustness of the codebase.
207-218: Approve changes to GetServiceEndpointThe modifications to
GetServiceEndpointimprove the function's modularity by using the newServiceNodePortmethod. This change aligns well with the overall refactoring for headless services support.The use of a separate function for retrieving the NodePort enhances code readability and maintainability.
220-225: Approve new ServiceNodePort functionThe addition of the
ServiceNodePortfunction is a positive change that encapsulates the logic for retrieving a service's NodePort. This improves code organization and supports the changes made inGetServiceEndpoint.This new function enhances the modularity of the codebase and makes it easier to manage and update NodePort-related functionality in the future.
304-307: Approve transition to headless servicesThe modification to set
ClusterIPtov1.ClusterIPNonein theprepareServicefunction directly implements the transition to headless services, aligning perfectly with the PR objectives.This change ensures that no cluster IP is allocated for the service, which is the key characteristic of a headless service. It's important to note that this change will affect how services are discovered and accessed within the cluster. Ensure that all components interacting with these services are updated to use DNS-based service discovery instead of relying on cluster IPs.
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1-311: Overall assessment of changesThe modifications in this file consistently support the transition to headless services, aligning well with the PR objectives. Key changes include:
- Updated
GetServiceIPto handle different service types, including headless services.- Added comments to
WaitForServiceexplaining its limitations with headless services.- Introduced
ServiceDNSfor generating DNS names for services.- Refactored
GetServiceEndpointand addedServiceNodePortfor improved modularity.- Modified
prepareServiceto create headless services by default.These changes collectively enhance the codebase's support for headless services while maintaining backwards compatibility where possible. The suggestions provided in the review comments, if implemented, would further improve the flexibility and robustness of the code.
pkg/instance/network.go (3)
122-124: Excellent documentation on IP persistence limitationsThe added comment clearly explains that the IP is not persistent and can change when the pod is restarted. This is crucial information for users and aligns well with the transition to headless services.
142-144: Excellent addition of HostName functionThe new
HostNamefunction is a crucial component for transitioning to headless services. It provides a stable identifier for the service, which is essential when moving away from IP-based addressing.
122-144: Summary: Excellent progress towards headless services transitionThe changes in this file significantly contribute to the PR objective of transitioning services to be headless:
- The
GetIPfunction has been updated to work directly with pod IPs, aligning with the headless service model.- The new
HostNamefunction provides a stable network identifier, which is crucial for headless services.- The added documentation clearly explains the limitations of IP-based addressing and guides users towards using DNS names.
These changes provide a clear path for transitioning to headless services while maintaining backwards compatibility. The suggestions for additional error handling and documentation will further improve the robustness and usability of these functions.
Great work on implementing these changes! They align well with the goal of using DNS names instead of IP addresses as outlined in the linked issue #514.
pkg/k8s/errors.go (4)
140-140: LGTM: New error variable for service IP retrieval failure.The new error variable
ErrGettingServiceIPis well-defined and aligns with the PR objective of transitioning to headless services. It provides a clear error message with context for debugging.
141-141: LGTM: New error variable for service node port retrieval failure.The
ErrGettingServiceNodePorterror variable is well-defined and relevant to the PR's objective. It provides a clear error message with context, which will be helpful for debugging issues related to service node ports in the new headless service setup.
142-142: Excellent addition: New error variable for headless service handling.The
ErrHeadlessServiceerror variable is a crucial addition that directly supports the PR objective of transitioning to headless services. It not only identifies the issue but also provides guidance to use DNS instead of IP, which aligns perfectly with the requirements outlined in the linked issue #514. This error will be instrumental in helping developers adapt to the new headless service configuration.
140-142: Overall assessment: Excellent additions supporting headless services transition.The three new error variables (
ErrGettingServiceIP,ErrGettingServiceNodePort, andErrHeadlessService) are well-defined and crucial for the transition to headless services. They provide clear, informative error messages that will aid in debugging and guide developers in using the new service configuration correctly. These additions align perfectly with the PR objectives and the requirements outlined in the linked issue #514.
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Reminder: It is better to make the creation of headless service optional. i.e. if user wants to create another type of service allow for it. One way could be to have the headless service as default and accept also a custom service. |
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pkg/k8s/types.go (1)
32-32: LGTM! Improved method signature using ServiceOptions.The consolidation of service parameters into a ServiceOptions struct enhances maintainability and provides better flexibility for different service configurations, including headless services.
This change aligns well with the objective of making headless services optional while maintaining a clean API.
pkg/k8s/validate.go (1)
290-301: LGTM with suggestions for additional validations.The implementation follows the existing validation patterns and correctly validates the basic service options. However, considering the PR's objective to support headless services while keeping them optional, consider adding these validations:
Consider adding validations for:
- Service type field to support different service configurations
- ClusterIP field when creating headless services (should be "None")
- Optional fields that might be specific to different service types
Example enhancement:
func validateServiceOptions(options ServiceOptions) error { if err := validateLabels(options.Labels); err != nil { return err } if err := validatePorts(options.TCPPorts); err != nil { return err } if err := validatePorts(options.UDPPorts); err != nil { return err } - return validateSelectorMap(options.SelectorMap) + if err := validateSelectorMap(options.SelectorMap); err != nil { + return err + } + + // Validate service type specific fields + if options.Type != "" { + if err := validateServiceType(options.Type); err != nil { + return err + } + } + + // Validate headless service configuration + if options.Headless { + if options.ClusterIP != "None" { + return ErrInvalidHeadlessService.WithParams("ClusterIP must be 'None' for headless services") + } + } + + return nil }pkg/k8s/service.go (3)
16-22: Consider improving field naming and documentationThe
NotHeadlessfield name uses inverse logic which can be confusing. Consider renaming it to something more intuitive likeUseClusterIP. Also, the struct and its fields would benefit from documentation comments.type ServiceOptions struct { + // Labels to be applied to the service Labels map[string]string + // Selector labels to match pods SelectorMap map[string]string + // List of TCP ports to expose TCPPorts []int + // List of UDP ports to expose UDPPorts []int - NotHeadless bool + // UseClusterIP if true creates a regular service with cluster IP, otherwise creates a headless service + UseClusterIP bool }
148-148: Improve function documentationThe current comment is vague. Consider being more specific about which service types are supported (LoadBalancer, NodePort) and which are not (Headless).
-// WaitForService() works only for the services with publicly accessible IP +// WaitForService waits for a service to be ready and accessible. Supports LoadBalancer +// and NodePort services. Does not support headless services as they are only accessible +// within the cluster.
352-355: Improve clarity of ClusterIP assignmentThe logic for setting ClusterIP could be more explicit about its intent. Consider using a more descriptive approach.
- clusterIP := v1.ClusterIPNone - if opts.NotHeadless { - clusterIP = "" - } + // For headless services, set ClusterIP to "None" + // For regular services, let Kubernetes assign a ClusterIP + clusterIP := "" + if !opts.UseClusterIP { + clusterIP = v1.ClusterIPNone + }pkg/k8s/service_test.go (1)
549-553: Simplify nested error wrapping inGetServiceEndpointtestNested error wrapping may complicate error handling. Simplify the wrapping to enhance clarity and maintain consistency.
Apply this diff to simplify the error handling:
expectedErr: k8s.ErrGettingServiceIP. WithParams("error-service"). - Wrap(k8s.ErrGettingService. - Wrap(errInternalServerError)), + Wrap(errInternalServerError),
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e2e/basic/observability_test.go (5)
97-97: LGTM! Improved error message clarity.
The updated error message better communicates the retry behavior and maintains consistency with the failure-retry pattern.
103-103: LGTM! Enhanced error specificity.
The error message now more accurately describes the failure point (response retrieval) and maintains the consistent retry notification pattern.
107-107: LGTM! Consistent retry notification.
The error message maintains the important status code information while adhering to the consistent retry notification pattern.
114-114: LGTM! Consistent error handling pattern.
The error message follows the established pattern and clearly communicates the retry behavior.
Line range hint 41-42: Verify compatibility with headless services.
Given the transition to headless services mentioned in the PR objectives, we should verify that this test remains compatible with DNS-based service discovery. Currently, the test uses direct endpoint access, but we should ensure it works with DNS names as well.
Let's check if there are any hardcoded IP addresses or direct endpoint access patterns in the test files:
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Let me gather more context about the test configuration and DNS usage.
No changes needed for headless service compatibility
The test is already compatible with headless services because:
- The test uses the
AddHostAPI which abstracts the networking details and will work with both direct and DNS-based access - The Prometheus configuration uses service discovery with
targets: ['otel-collector:4318']which is DNS-based - The test verifies connectivity through the abstracted endpoint without assuming any specific networking implementation
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go.mod (1)
83-93: LGTM! Routine dependency updates.
The updates to the golang.org/x/* packages appear to be routine maintenance changes. These are all indirect dependencies and don't directly impact the headless service implementation.
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70-70: LGTM! Consistent method signature update.
The PatchService method signature has been updated to maintain consistency with CreateService, using the same ServiceOptions struct.
61-62: LGTM! Essential additions for DNS-based service discovery.
The new methods ServiceDNS and ServicePort are crucial additions that support the transition to headless services by:
- Providing DNS name resolution capabilities
- Enabling port discovery for services
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LGTM! The methods are properly implemented and serve their intended purposes.
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ServiceDNSis correctly implemented to return the standard Kubernetes DNS format<service-name>.<namespace>.svc.cluster.localServicePortis implemented to retrieve the port from the Kubernetes service object- Both methods are being used appropriately in the codebase, particularly in the network package for service discovery
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Line range hint 180-188: TODO: Refactor service endpoint check
Based on past review comments, GetServiceEndpoint needs refactoring. Consider implementing DNS-based endpoint resolution for better compatibility with different service types.
pkg/k8s/errors.go (3)
140-142: LGTM: Core service error definitions align with headless service transition
The new error definitions properly handle core service-related scenarios:
ErrGettingServiceIP: Handles failures in retrieving service IPsErrGettingServiceNodePort: Covers NodePort retrieval failuresErrHeadlessService: Provides clear guidance to use DNS instead of IP for headless services
143-144: LGTM: Connection handling for headless services
The error definitions appropriately handle headless service connectivity:
ErrCannotConnectToHeadlessService: Clear error for connection failuresErrGettingPodsForService: Handles pod retrieval failures which is crucial for headless services where direct pod access might be needed
145-147: LGTM: Comprehensive port-related error handling
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ErrNoPortsFoundForLoadBalancerService: Specific to LoadBalancer servicesErrNoNodePortFoundForService: Handles NodePort service issuesErrNoPortsFoundForService: Generic port-related errors
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118-126: Proper use of ServiceOptions in CreateService
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185-193: Correct implementation of ServiceOptions in PatchService
The test accurately utilizes the ServiceOptions struct when invoking PatchService, reflecting the updated method signature.
334-334: Enhanced clarity with updated service names
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369-369: Consistent naming in node port service tests
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pkg/k8s/k8s.go (1)
52-62: Add godoc comments for new types and functions.The implementation of the functional options pattern is clean and follows Go best practices. Consider adding godoc comments to improve documentation.
+// ClientOptions holds the configuration options for the Kubernetes client type ClientOptions struct { clusterDomain string } +// Option defines a function that configures ClientOptions type Option func(*ClientOptions) +// WithClusterDomain returns an Option to set the cluster domain func WithClusterDomain(clusterDomain string) Option {pkg/knuu/knuu.go (2)
42-43: Enhance ClusterDomain documentationThe documentation for
ClusterDomaincould be more descriptive about its purpose in the context of headless services.Consider expanding the comment to:
- ClusterDomain string // optional, if not set, "cluster.local" will be used + ClusterDomain string // optional, specifies the cluster's DNS domain for service discovery (default: "cluster.local")Also applies to: 47-54
209-214: Consider documenting the transition to headless servicesThis change is part of a larger transition to headless services, which affects how services are discovered and accessed.
Consider:
- Adding a migration guide for users transitioning from IP-based to DNS-based service discovery
- Documenting the implications of this change on existing deployments
- Providing examples of how to use the new DNS-based service discovery in common scenarios
e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go (1)
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1-240: Overall refactoring needed for consistent headless service implementationWhile the changes are moving in the right direction, several inconsistencies need to be addressed across all test methods:
- Replace all remaining
StartAsynccalls withStart- Standardize on hostname-based access (remove
GetEphemeralIP)- Consider extracting common test setup and verification logic into helper methods
Would you like assistance in generating a comprehensive refactoring plan for these test methods?
pkg/instance/network.go (2)
144-146: Add documentation about headless service usageConsider adding documentation to clarify that this method returns the DNS name that should be used for service discovery in a headless service setup.
+// HostName returns the DNS name for the instance's service +// This should be used for service discovery in headless service setups +// instead of GetEphemeralIP func (n *network) HostName() string {
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284-285: Address TODO comment about error handlingThe TODO comment indicates that error handling for service existence check needs to be implemented. This is important for proper service deployment logic.
Would you like me to help implement proper error handling for the service existence check?
pkg/k8s/service.go (3)
16-22: Consider renamingNotHeadlessto improve clarityThe
NotHeadlessflag uses negative logic which can be confusing. Consider using a positive name likeUseClusterIPorEnableClusterIPto make the intent clearer.type ServiceOptions struct { Labels map[string]string SelectorMap map[string]string TCPPorts []int UDPPorts []int - NotHeadless bool + UseClusterIP bool }
137-149: Enhance node selection for NodePort servicesUsing only the first node's IP address could lead to uneven load distribution and potential single points of failure in multi-node clusters. Consider:
- Implementing a load balancing strategy
- Returning multiple node IPs
- Adding a comment explaining the current limitation
216-241: Document port selection behaviorThe method always returns the first port when multiple ports are configured. This implicit behavior should be documented, and you might want to consider:
- Adding a method parameter to specify which port to return
- Adding documentation about the port selection behavior
- Returning an error if multiple ports exist to avoid ambiguity
pkg/k8s/errors.go (1)
142-148: Comprehensive error coverage for headless services with room for enhancement.The error definitions provide excellent coverage for headless service scenarios and follow consistent patterns. The message in
ErrHeadlessServicehelpfully guides users to use DNS instead of IP addresses, which aligns well with the PR objectives.Consider adding an error case for DNS resolution failures to complete the coverage.
Add the following error definition:
+ ErrDNSResolutionFailed = errors.New("DNSResolutionFailed", "failed to resolve DNS name for headless service %s")pkg/k8s/service_test.go (1)
549-553: Simplify nested error wrapping inexpectedErrThe error wrapping in
expectedErris excessively nested. Wrappingk8s.ErrGettingService.Wrap(errInternalServerError)insidek8s.ErrGettingServiceIP.WithParams("error-service").Wrap(...)adds unnecessary complexity.Consider simplifying the error wrapping:
expectedErr: k8s.ErrGettingServiceIP. WithParams("error-service"). - Wrap(k8s.ErrGettingService. - Wrap(errInternalServerError)), + Wrap(errInternalServerError),
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e2e/system/folder_test.go (2)
24-24: LGTM: Web execution start is correctly placed
The addition of the web execution start after commit and before testing is logically sound.
27-27: Verify GetEphemeralIP usage with headless services
Given that the PR objective is to transition to headless services, let's verify if GetEphemeralIP is the appropriate approach for this test case.
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GetEphemeralIP is appropriate for this test case
The usage of GetEphemeralIP in this test is correct because:
- The function is designed for getting pod IPs in 'Started' state, which matches the test's needs
- The test is performing a simple HTTP request using wget to verify folder functionality
- There's no indication of headless service configuration in this test
- The error types in the codebase (
ErrHeadlessService,ErrCannotConnectToHeadlessService) suggest that headless services are handled differently and are not intended for direct external access
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37-37: LGTM: Proper instance lifecycle management
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pkg/k8s/k8s.go (4)
35-37: LGTM: Appropriate default cluster domain value.
The default cluster domain constant is correctly set to "cluster.local", which is the standard default in Kubernetes environments.
45-45: LGTM: Appropriate addition of cluster domain field.
The clusterDomain field is a necessary addition to support DNS-based service discovery in headless services.
Line range hint 66-91: LGTM: Clean implementation of options forwarding.
The NewClient function correctly forwards the options to NewClientCustom while maintaining existing functionality.
Line range hint 35-124: Verify related changes for headless services implementation.
The cluster domain configuration changes look good, but let's verify the related service implementation changes:
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The cluster domain configuration changes are properly integrated with service implementation.
The implementation is complete and consistent:
- Service implementation in
service.goproperly handles headless services withClusterIP: v1.ClusterIPNone ServiceDNS()method correctly uses the configured cluster domain- Network implementation in
network.gousesServiceDNS()for hostname resolution - Default cluster domain is properly set to "cluster.local" with option to override
The changes are well-integrated and no additional modifications are needed.
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71-71: LGTM!
The initialization of clusterDomain is properly handled during struct creation.
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- The change maintains backward compatibility with the default cluster domain
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e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go (2)
28-31: LGTM! Correct implementation of headless service access
The changes correctly implement the transition to headless services by using hostname-based access and proper synchronous instance startup.
161-161: Duplicate of previous findings
The same observations apply as in the previous test method.
pkg/instance/network.go (2)
123-142: Well-documented implementation with clear warnings!
The implementation properly addresses previous concerns about pod IP availability and includes clear documentation about the ephemeral nature of the IP. The method name change to GetEphemeralIP better reflects its behavior.
160-165: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider making headless service configuration optional
As discussed in the PR comments, it would be beneficial to make the creation of headless services optional. Consider extending ServiceOptions to include a flag for headless configuration.
Let's verify the current service type configuration:
Also applies to: 189-194
pkg/k8s/service.go (3)
264-281: Reference existing feedback about pod readiness checks
356-359: LGTM: Correct implementation of headless service configuration
The implementation correctly sets ClusterIP based on the NotHeadless flag, making services headless by default while allowing opt-out.
159-163: Verify impact on existing service consumers
The change to make services headless by default could impact existing code that expects services to have cluster IPs.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the specific changes and usage by examining the service-related code more closely.
Let me check the actual service consumers and their implementations to understand the impact better.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response about the impact of the headless service changes.
No breaking changes expected from headless service validation
The added validation for headless services is a protective measure that prevents client-side connectivity issues. The code analysis shows:
- The validation only affects direct client connections through
GetServiceIPandGetServiceEndpoint - Main service consumers (Traefik, MinIO) already use regular ClusterIP services
- Service creation/updates are not affected by this change as they handle headless services separately
- The change prevents potential runtime issues by failing early when attempting to connect to headless services from outside the cluster
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e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go (5)
75-77: LGTM: Appropriate use of ephemeral IP for bandwidth testing
The switch to GetEphemeralIP is correct here. The test's high tolerance (40-50%) for bandwidth variations helps accommodate any potential network fluctuations that might occur with ephemeral IPs.
171-171: LGTM: Well-adapted packet loss test with ephemeral IP
The implementation correctly uses GetEphemeralIP and maintains dynamic tolerance levels based on the packet loss rate, which is crucial for reliable testing with ephemeral IPs.
268-270: LGTM: Robust latency testing with ephemeral IP
Good implementation that properly handles timeouts by adding the target latency to the packet timeout. The high tolerance (30-50%) is appropriate for latency testing with ephemeral IPs.
362-364: LGTM: Well-implemented jitter test with ephemeral IP
The implementation correctly uses GetEphemeralIP and properly handles timeouts by including the maximum jitter value. Using average jitter for assertions provides stable test results.
Line range hint 75-364: Verify consistent usage of GetEphemeralIP across the codebase
Let's verify that all relevant test files have been updated to use GetEphemeralIP instead of GetIP.
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All instances are using GetEphemeralIP consistently
The search results confirm that there are no remaining instances of GetIP in test files, and all instances are using GetEphemeralIP consistently across the codebase in:
- e2e/netshaper/netshaper_test.go
- e2e/system/folder_test.go
- e2e/system/files_to_volumes_cm_test.go
- e2e/basic/probe_test.go
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pkg/k8s/errors.go (2)
140-141: LGTM! Error definitions for service IP and node port retrieval.
The error definitions follow the established pattern and provide clear context for debugging service-related issues.
140-148: Verify error coverage against service-related code.
Let's ensure these error definitions cover all error scenarios in the service-related code.
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Let me analyze the service-related error handling patterns and DNS-related code to verify the error coverage.
Based on the comprehensive analysis of the service-related code and error handling, I can now provide the final response:
Error definitions for headless services are complete and properly implemented
The error coverage for headless services is comprehensive and correctly handles all scenarios:
ErrHeadlessServiceis used when attempting to get IP for a headless service, correctly suggesting DNS usageErrCannotConnectToHeadlessServiceis used in client connection attempts- Proper detection of headless services via
isHeadlessService()function - Complete handling of headless service readiness through
isHeadlessServiceReady() - Appropriate error handling for all service types (LoadBalancer, NodePort, ClusterIP)
The implementation shows proper separation between headless and non-headless services with complete error coverage for all transition paths.
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pkg/k8s/service_test.go (2)
118-126: Refactoring to use ServiceOptions enhances readability
The use of k8s.ServiceOptions in the CreateService method consolidates parameters and improves the clarity of the test cases.
185-193:
Fix typo: Correct variable name from tt.UDPPorts to tt.portsUDP
The variable tt.UDPPorts does not exist in the test struct. It should be tt.portsUDP. This typo will cause a compile-time error.
Apply this diff to correct the variable name:
UDPPorts: tt.UDPPorts,
+ UDPPorts: tt.portsUDP,Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
pkg/k8s/k8s.go (1)
52-62: Add validation in WithClusterDomain function.While the options pattern implementation is good, consider adding validation in the
WithClusterDomainfunction to fail fast if an invalid domain is provided.func WithClusterDomain(clusterDomain string) Option { + if err := validateDNS1123Subdomain(clusterDomain, ErrInvalidClusterDomain.WithParams(clusterDomain)); err != nil { + panic(err) // Options should be validated at creation time + } return func(o *ClientOptions) { o.clusterDomain = clusterDomain } }pkg/k8s/errors.go (1)
149-149: Consider adding validation details in the error message.While the error message for invalid cluster domain is clear, it could be more helpful to include what makes a cluster domain invalid.
Consider updating the error message to be more specific:
- ErrInvalidClusterDomain = errors.New("InvalidClusterDomain", "invalid cluster domain `%s`") + ErrInvalidClusterDomain = errors.New("InvalidClusterDomain", "invalid cluster domain `%s`: must be a valid DNS subdomain")
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pkg/k8s/k8s.go (4)
35-37: LGTM: Constants and struct field additions are appropriate.
The addition of defaultClusterDomain constant and clusterDomain field aligns well with the transition to DNS-based service discovery. The default value of "cluster.local" follows Kubernetes conventions.
Also applies to: 45-45
66-66: LGTM: Client initialization changes are well-implemented.
The changes to NewClient and NewClientCustom are well-structured:
- Maintains backward compatibility through variadic options
- Properly validates the cluster domain
- Uses appropriate error handling
Also applies to: 90-91, 101-115
121-121: LGTM: Client struct initialization is correct.
The initialization of the clusterDomain field from the options is properly implemented.
Line range hint 35-121: Verify the integration with service-related functionality.
Since these changes are part of transitioning to headless services, let's verify the integration points:
✅ Verification successful
Changes to clusterDomain are properly integrated with service functionality
The code review shows that the clusterDomain field is correctly integrated:
- The field is properly initialized with a default value (
defaultClusterDomain = "cluster.local") and can be customized via options - It's used correctly in the
ServiceDNSmethod to generate DNS names in the format<service>.<namespace>.svc.<cluster-domain> - The value is validated using
validateDNS1123Subdomainduring client initialization - The implementation properly handles headless services through:
- Correct detection via
isHeadlessServicefunction - Proper handling in
GetServiceIPandWaitForServicemethods - Support for headless service creation via
ServiceOptions.NotHeadlessflag
- Correct detection via
The changes maintain proper integration with Kubernetes service functionality while adding support for customizable cluster domains.
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pkg/k8s/errors.go (3)
142-143: LGTM! Well-defined error messages for headless services.
The error messages clearly communicate the transition from IP-based to DNS-based service discovery, which aligns perfectly with the PR objective of implementing headless services.
140-141: LGTM! Comprehensive error handling for service discovery scenarios.
The new error variables properly handle various service discovery scenarios:
- Service IP and NodePort retrieval failures
- Pod discovery for services
- Port configuration validation
- Node IP validation
These error definitions provide good coverage for potential issues that may arise during service discovery.
Also applies to: 144-148
140-149: Verify error usage in the codebase.
Let's ensure these new error variables are being used appropriately in the codebase, particularly in service-related operations.
✅ Verification successful
All error variables are properly used in the codebase
The verification shows that all error variables are appropriately defined and used in the codebase:
- All errors are used in
pkg/k8s/service.gofor handling specific service-related error cases - Error handling follows a consistent pattern using
.WithParams()for parameter injection - Each error corresponds to a specific service operation failure scenario
- The errors are also referenced in tests (
service_test.go) validating the error handling
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Closes #514
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ClientOptionsstruct for flexible client configuration, including cluster domain specification.Bug Fixes
Refactor
ServiceOptionsstructure for easier management.