From Kubernetes to OpenStack in Sydney

November 2017
Seungkyu Ahn /
Taeil choi (Robert Choi)
From Kubernetes to OpenStack

Index
▪ TACO Overview (SKT All Container OpenStack)
▪ Why Kubernetes?
▪ Software stack
▪ Demo (Installing OpenStack)
▪ Kubespray
▪ Kolla
▪ Helm
▪ OpenStack-Helm
▪ Deployment profiles
▪ Deploy OpenStack
▪ Challenges
▪ What’s missing
▪ TACO Milestone & Future Plan

 OpenStack Helm + Continuous Integration/Deployment
 OpenStack Lifecycle Management on Kubernetes
• Easy version upgrade
• Minimize service impact on deployment (Rolling update)
• Scale out and simply add a Compute server
• Self-Healing (Automatic recovery in process down)
TACO (SKT All Container OpenStack)

Why Kubernetes?
▪ Automatic binpacking (Managing container)
▪ Horizontal scaling
▪ Automated rollouts and rollbacks
▪ Self-healing
▪ Service discovery and load balancing
▪ Secret and configuration management

Software stack
Chart
Kubespray

Demo System
deploy
node
k1-master01 k1-master02 k1-master03
k1-node01 k1-node02 k1-node03
k1-node04
Label : openstack-control-plane=enabled
openvswitch=enabled
Label : openstack-compute-node=enabled
openvswitch=enabled
k1-node05

Installation order
1. Installing Kubernetes using kubespray
2. Creating ceph user secret and storageclass
3. Setting the label on nodes
4. Building OpenStack docker images using Kolla
5. Packaging OpenStack helm charts
6. Deploying OpenStack

Kubespray
• Kubernetes incubator project
• Ansible
• Latest version support
✓ Kubernetes: v1.8.0
✓ Calico: v2.5.0 or Flannel: v0.8.0 or Weave: 2.0.1
✓ Helm: v2.6.1
✓ EFK (Elastic Search, Fluentd, Kibana) : v5.4.0, 1.22, v5.4.0
• Added features in TACO (SKT All Container OpenStack)
✓ CI / CD
✓ Prometheus for monitoring

Kubespray
• Should be changed files
✓ inventory/inventory.example
✓ inventory/group_vars/k8s-cluster.yml
• Install Kubernetes
✓ ansible-playbook -u taco -b -i inventory/inventory.example cluster.yml
• scale.yml : Adding nodes
• upgrade-cluster.yaml : Upgrading kubernetes
• reset.yaml : Uninstalling kubernetes cluster

Kubespray
• Should be changed files
✓ inventory/inventory.example
✓ inventory/group_vars/k8s-cluster.yml
• Install Kubernetes
✓ ansible-playbook -u taco -b -i inventory/inventory.example cluster.yml

Inventory example
k1-master01 ansible_port=22 ansible_host=k1-master01 ip=192.168.30.13
k1-node01 ansible_port=22 ansible_host=k1-node01 ip=192.168.30.12
[etcd]
k1-master01
k1-master02
k1-master03
[kube-master]
k1-master01
k1-master02
k1-master03
[kube-node]
k1-node01
k1-node02
k1-node03
k1-node04
[k8s-cluster:children]
kube-master
kube-node

k8s-cluster.yml example
kube_version: v1.8.0
kube_network_plugin: calico
kube_service_addresses: 10.96.0.0/16
kube_pods_subnet: 172.16.0.0/16
etcd_deployment_type: docker
kubelet_deployment_type: host
etcd_memory_limit: 8192M
dashboard_enabled: true
efk_enabled: true
helm_enabled: true

Storage - PV and PVC (w/ Ceph)
• Secret files (openstack namespace) - user
✓ ceph-secret-user.yml
• Storage class
✓ ceph-storageclass.yml
• Secret files (kube-system namespace) - admin, user
✓ ceph-secret-admin.yml

Kubernetes storage (w/ ceph)
• Static Provosioning
✓ rbd manual creation
PV manual creation : Setting rbd and storageclass
PVC manual creation : Connect with PV (PV Name or PV
Selector), Setting Storageclass (if not exist, using default
storageclass)
• Dynamic Provisioning
✓ Manual creation of PVC (Storageclass) : PV, rbd are
automatically generated
✓ Automatic generation : Stateful (volumeClaimTemplates)

Secret file - ceph-secret-admin.yml
apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
name: "ceph-secret-admin"
namespace: "kube-system"
type: "kubernetes.io/rbd"
data:
key: ”xxxxxxx=="
grep key /etc/ceph/ceph.client.admin.keyring | awk '{printf "%s", $NF}' | base64

Secret file - ceph-secret-user.yml
apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
name: "ceph-secret-user"
namespace: "kube-system"
data:
key: ”xxxxxx=="
grep key /etc/ceph/ceph.client.kube.keyring | awk '{printf "%s", $NF}' | base64

• Secret files (openstack namespace) - user
• Storage class
✓ ceph-storageclass.yml
• Secret files (kube-system namespace) - admin, user
✓ ceph-secret-admin.yml
Storage - PV and PVC (w/ Ceph)

Storage class file - ceph-storageclass.yml
apiVersion: storage.k8s.io/v1beta1
kind: StorageClass
metadata:
name: "ceph"
annotations:
storageclass.beta.kubernetes.io/is-default-class: "true"
provisioner: kubernetes.io/rbd
parameters:
monitors: "192.168.30.23:6789,192.168.30.24:6789,192.168.30.25:6789"
adminId: "admin"
adminSecretName: "ceph-secret-admin"
adminSecretNamespace: "kube-system"
pool: "kube"
userId: "kube"
userSecretName: "ceph-secret-user"

Secret file - ceph-secret-user.yml
apiVersion: v1
kind: Secret
metadata:
name: "ceph-secret-user"
namespace: ”openstack"
data:
key: ”xxxxxx=="
grep key /etc/ceph/ceph.client.kube.keyring | awk '{printf "%s", $NF}' | base64

Label
kubectl label node k1-node01 openstack-control-plane=enabled
kubectl label node k1-node01 openvswitch=enabled
kubectl label node k1-node04 openstack-compute-node=enabled

Kolla
● OpenStack project 로 OpenStack service 들의 docker image 를 생성 및 관리하는 Tool
● OpenStack 서비스들 뿐만 아니라 다양한 관련 application들의 docker image 제공

Kolla build
• kolla-build -b ubuntu -t source --template-override template-overrides.j2 keystone
override
template-override.j2

• Automation tool for managing Kubernetes applications.
• Helm Charts helps you define, install, and upgrade Kubernetes application.
(Server)
(client)
- Helm Architecture -
Helm chart structure

Kubernetes manifest format
• Manifest file for deploying minio pod
kind: Deployment
metadata:
name: minio
labels:
app: minio
spec:
replicas: 1
template:
metadata:
labels:
app: minio
spec:
affinity:
nodeAffinity:
…
containers:
- name: minio
image: minio/minio:latest
imagePullPolicy: Always
args:
- server
- /storage

apiVersion: extensions/v1beta1
kind: Deployment
metadata:
name: {{ template "minio.fullname" . }}
labels:
app: {{ template "minio.fullname" . }}
spec:
{{- if eq .Values.mode "shared" }}
replicas: {{ .Values.replicas }}
{{- end }}
template:
metadata:
name: {{ template "minio.fullname" . }}
labels:
app: {{ template "minio.fullname" . }}
spec:
volumes:
- name: export
{{- if .Values.persistence.enabled }}
persistentVolumeClaim:
claimName: {{ template "minio.fullname" . }}
{{- else }}
emptyDir: {}
{{- end }}
- name: minio-server-config
configMap:
name: {{ template "minio.fullname" . }}-config-cm
- name: minio-user
secret:
secretName: {{ template "minio.fullname" . }}-user
containers:
- name: minio
image: {{ .Values.image }}:{{ .Values.imageTag }}
…
• Rendering: actual values are
assigned from separate values file
• Rendered manifest is passed to k8s
API (where is rendering done?)
replicas: 1
image: "minio/minio:latest"
imagePullPolicy: "Always“
…
Values.yaml
Helm Chart Template

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OpenStack-Helm
• Collection of charts for managing most openstack services.
• Since November 2016 by AT&T
(https://github.com/openstack/openstack-helm)

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Openstakc-helm > Keystone chart structure
Launches keystone pod
Test pod
Contains values
Keystone config

37
SKT’s pipeline > Wrapper Chart
• Customize values for target environment.
• Don’t touch original chart and the wrapper only has values to override.
• Values merged -> SKT chart generated -> Pushed into internal repository.

Deployment Profiles
• Necessary to deploy openstack cluster into various environments
• Charts URLs + configuration overrides
(Eg, network conf, repository URL and so on)
• Open-source orchestration tools
• Landscaper
• Started on Nov 2016 by Eneco.
• Each conf file is for single chart -> Many small configs
• Pretty stable, but only provides basic functionality.
• Armada
• Started on Feb 2017 by AT&T.
• One global big conf file for all charts
• Not as stable as Landscaper yet, but has extra functionality.
(Pre/post actions, undeploy, chart grouping, and so on.)
• We’re trying to migrate from Landscaper to Armada.

Deployment Profiles (cont.)
• Charts URL + env-specific configuration overrides

• Profile: Templates + original values + wrapper values + env-specific values
• To apply: “$ armada apply PROFILE_NAME”
templates
original values
values by wrapper
values
for
‘dev’
values
values
for
‘stg’
values
for
‘stg’
Keystone
templates
original values
values by wrapper
values
for
‘dev’
values
values
for
‘stg’
values
for
‘stg’
Glance
…
‘dev’ profile
SKT
Wrapper
Chart

• Profile: Templates + original values + wrapper values + env-specific values
• To apply: “$ armada apply PROFILE_NAME”
templates
original values
values by wrapper
values
for
‘dev’
values
values
for
‘stg’
values
for
‘stg’
Keystone
templates
original values
values by wrapper
values
for
‘dev’
values
values
for
‘stg’
values
for
‘stg’
Glance
…
‘stg’ profile
SKT
Wrapper
Chart

Challenges > Summary (#1)
▪ Too many artifacts to track or manage
▪ Tools (binary)
▪ Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, Landscaper or Armada, …
▪ Docker images & sources
▪ Base OS images & Kolla images
▪ Wrapper images
▪ Helm charts & source
▪ Openstack-helm charts
▪ Wrapper charts: Additional template, Override SKT-specific values
▪ For various environments ( Eg, ‘dev’, ‘stg’, ‘prod’, … )
▪ Versioning and promotion policies for the above artifacts
▪ Isolated environment for each build job
▪ Eg) daemonset conflicts for OVS or libvirt
▪ Etc

Challenges > Summary (#2)
▪ Too many artifacts to track or manage
▪ Tools (binary)
▪ Docker, Kubernetes, Helm, Landscaper or Armada, …
▪ Docker images & sources
▪ Base OS images & Kolla images
▪ Wrapper images
▪ Helm charts & source
▪ Openstack-helm charts
▪ Wrapper charts: Additional template, Override SKT-specific values
▪ For various environments ( Eg, ‘dev’, ‘stg’, ‘prod’, … )
▪ Versioning and promotion policies for the above artifacts
▪ Isolated environment for each build job
▪ Eg) daemonset conflicts for OVS or libvirt
▪ Etc

Challenge > Track upstream changes
▪ Problems: too many things to track
▪ Version upgrade of tools
▪ K8s, helm upgrade -> broken build!
▪ Openstack source, kolla source (trivial)
▪ Openstack-helm project (major one)
▪ Fast and actively moving target
▪ Hard to track upstream changes immediately by hand
▪ Periodic sync/merge -> too many change -> broken build (painful to fix it)
▪ Solution: Automation (on Jenkins)
▪ Fetch hourly -> Build SKT chart -> Test -> Merge if the test passes
▪ If test fails, create ticket and notify developers about the failure
▪ Jira plugin for create the ticket
▪ Slack plugin for the notification

Challenge > Versioning and Promotion
▪ Problems
▪ Should be able to identify relationship between related artifacts
(Eg, kolla image <-> Helm chart)
▪ Solution
▪ Consistent versioning
▪ Dev: after build stage
▪ Stage: after daily integration test
▪ Release: on demand by hand
Dev (hourly) Stage (daily) Release (manual)
Artifact
Kolla
Image
0.1.0 yy.mm.dd 1.0.0 -> … -> 1.0.x
Helm chart
& profile
0.1.0 yy.mm.dd 1.0.0 -> … -> 1.0.x
Source
Code
Branch Master stage ReleaseX
Tag N/A yy.mm.dd 1.0.0 -> … -> 1.0.x

What’s missing
▪ CI for Kubernetes itself
▪ Track kubernetes version upgrade
▪ Apply new version ASAP with some validation tests
▪ Resiliency Test (like chaos-monkey)
▪ Make sure the openstack cluster tolerate node failure
▪ Randomly terminate resources such as pod, daemonset in the cluster at specified
interval & duration
▪ TACO Client Tool
▪ CLI Tool with which users can use most functions of TACO easily.
▪ Deploy/undeploy/patch/upgrade openstack services
▪ Adding/removing openstack node (usually compute node)

TACO Milestone
• Current Status
• Currently beta release
• Upstream-related work
• Cooperating closely with members of OpenStack-Helm project (e.g., AT&T, Intel)
• 3rd place in code contribution ranking in the OpenStack-Helm (as of 11/02/17)
• OpenStack-Helm is now official project: Join us!
• Future plan
• Once Missing part is done -> Production-Ready Release!
• Release Plan
• 2018: Greenfield Production Deployment (SKT Internal Private Cloud)
• 2018: Feasibility Test and PoC for Telco Infra (e.g., dataplane acceleration,
security, etc)
• 2019~ : Production Deployment for Telco Infra
• TBD: Infra Service that provides both VM and Containers & Container-Based SW
Delivery Platform

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