[Filebeat] Support for Deployment Kubernetes resource #822
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Since this is a community submitted pull request, a Jenkins build has not been kicked off automatically. Can an Elastic organization member please verify the contents of this patch and then kick off a build manually? |
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This commit indtroduces the feature of deploying a Kubernetes deployment instead of a Daemonset using Filebeat, using a `values.yaml` syntax as below: `values.yaml` --- ```yaml [...] deploymentType: [daemonset|deployment] [...] ``` Specifically, this is used for creation of Filebeat instances not bound to each Worker, conducting non-Worker-related work, such as collection of AWS CloudTrail logs as described in [1]. [1]:#821
This commit adds a default value test for `deploymentType`. Additionally, * `test_deployment_type_deployment` Checks if a `Deployment` is created but NOT a `DaemonSet` * `test_deployment_type_daemonset` Checks if a `DaemonSet` is created but NOT a `Deployment` * `test_deployment_type_case_insensitive` Checks if `deploymentType` value is accepted in a case-insensitive way.
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Hi @operatorequals, thanks for submitting this PR.
Metricbeat chart is already managing both daemonset and deployment resources using daemonset.enable and deployment.enable values.
For consistency reason between Elastic charts, I would prefer having the same behavior in Filebeat chart if we had the feature to manage Filebeat deployment resources.
Can you refactor your PR according to Metricbeat chart code?
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This commit uses the MetricBeat Helm chart to create a Daemonset/Deployment Helm chart for Filebeat. Uses the ```yaml daemonset: [...] deployment: [...] ``` structure falling back to root key defaults.
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I did refactor the PR in a way that accepts defaults from the YAML root key, and also get overriden by |
The value: ```yaml serviceAccount: "" ``` was existing twice in the `filebeat/values.yaml` file.
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jenkins test this please |
Co-authored-by: Julien Mailleret <8582351+jmlrt@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Julien Mailleret <8582351+jmlrt@users.noreply.github.com>
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On it! |
Co-authored-by: Julien Mailleret <8582351+jmlrt@users.noreply.github.com>
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Please revisit all your previous Comments. I think I fixed them all! |
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jenkins test this please |
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As of Jenkins the 16:42:29 > assert "tolerations" not in r["daemonset"][name]["spec"]["template"]["spec"]
16:42:29 E AssertionError: assert 'tolerations' not in {'affinity': {}, 'containers': [{'args': ['-e', '-E', 'http.enabled=true'], 'env': [{'name': 'POD_NAMESPACE', 'valueFr...astic.co/beats/filebeat:8.0.0-SNAPSHOT', ...}], 'nodeSelector': {}, 'serviceAccountName': 'release-name-filebeat', ...}
16:42:29 The line should be replaced with: assert (
r["daemonset"][name]["spec"]["template"]["spec"]["tolerations"]
== []
)(taken from Metricbeat). Yet, I lost access to the fork due to an accident and I cannot push another commit: After that, the tests will have lower coverage but they will pass. |
Yep tests will also need some refactoring pretty similar to what I did for |
This commit introduces the feature of deploying a Kubernetes deployment
instead of a Daemonset using Filebeat, using a
values.yamlsyntaxas below:
values.yamlSpecifically, this is used for creation of Filebeat instances not
bound to each Worker, conducting non-Worker-related work, such as
collection of AWS CloudTrail logs as described in 1.
${CHART}/tests/*.py${CHART}/examples/*/test/goss.yamlFix #821