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Fix kops documentation #38

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Fix kops documentation #38

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apiVersion is missed in EncryptionConfiguration
The pod contains errors preventing it to start.

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Can you comment on each of the changes and why they're needed?

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name: aws-encryption-provider
namespace: kube-system
spec:
containers:
- image: <image-of-aws-provider>
name: aws-encryption-provider
imagePullPolicy: Always
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This seems more like a preference, can you remove this?

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Removed

- key: dedicated
operator: Equal
value: master
effect: NoSchedule
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I’ve not used kops for a while and never extensively, but doesn’t the master have a NoSchedule taint you need a toleration for?

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The same as the below. Tolerations are for k8s scheduler. When the kubelet starts the static pod, it ignores this.

volumes:
- name: kmsplugin
hostPath:
path: /srv/kubernetes
type: DirectoryOrCreate
nodeSelector:
dedicated: master
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This must be run on a master, why is this removed?

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kops doesn't label master instances as "dedicated: master". Having a wrong selector prevents kubelet to start the pod. In the current case, the selector is not needed at all since the pod is scheduled not by k8s scheduler, instead, it is scheduled directly by kubelet.
More about static pods: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/static-pod/

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According to k8s docs "There are no health checks for the containers in a static Pod"
But I see health check probes in the provider logs.

I0913 02:54:37.928370       1 main.go:74] Passed healthceck: version:"v1beta1" runtime_name:"AWSKMS"
I0913 02:54:47.928569       1 main.go:74] Passed healthceck: version:"v1beta1" runtime_name:"AWSKMS"

Probably k8s docs are outdated. Therefore livenessProbe wasn't removed from the static pod spec.
I haven't found information regarding how priorityClass affects static pods. But there is a PR to kops repo where priorityClassName is set for all critical pods.
kubernetes/kops#6897

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/lgtm
/approve

Thanks a bunch!

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Sorry about the test failure, we'll need to fix the vendor checking to ensure it doesn't fail for cases like this

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@vvbogdanov87 can you please rebase?

remove imagePullPolicy and tolerations
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/ok-to-test

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/approve
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