OSDC 2019 | Introducing Kudo – Kubernetes Operators the easy way by Matt Jarvis

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Introducing Kudo :
Kubernetes Operators the Easy Way
Matt Jarvis
@mattj_io

❏ Senior Director - Community and Evangelism @ Mesosphere
❏ Building stuﬀ with open source software for ~20 years
❏ Ops, Dev and Dev/Ops
Matt Jarvis, Senior Director - Community and Evangelism
@mattj_io

Stateless Applications
Service v1.0
Service v1.0LoadBalancer
Client
● No state persisted

Service v1.0
Client
Service v1.0
● Easy to scale up/down

Service v2.0
Client
Service v1.0

Service v2.0
Client
Service v2.0
● Straightforward to upgrade

Stateful Applications
ServiceClient
Data

Stateful Applications
Instance
Instance
Client
Instance
Service

Kubernetes
Focused initially for purely stateless workloads
Scheduler can move pods around

Kubernetes - StatefulSets
StatefulSets are valuable for applications that require one or
more of the following.
● Stable, unique network identifiers.
● Stable, persistent storage.
● Ordered, graceful deployment and scaling.
● Ordered, graceful deletion and termination.
● Ordered, automated rolling updates.

Node
Master
Node
Slave
Node
Slave

Node
Master
Node
Master
Node
Slave

Node
Slave
Node
Master
Node
Slave

Operators
● Orchestrate applications using k8s API
● Extend API using Custom Resource Definitions
● Encode domain specific operational knowledge
○ Upgrades
○ Failure and Recovery Scenarios
○ Scaling up/down
● Purpose built per application

Operators
● Operator manages and monitors lifecycle
● CRD’s represent application elements/actions
Operator
CRD CRD CRD
apiVersion: mysql.presslabs.org/v1alpha1
kind: MysqlCluster
metadata:
name: my-cluster
spec:
replicas: 2
secretName: my-secret
kubectl apply -f mysql-cluster.yaml

Developing Operators
Operator Framework
● Redhat/IBM project
● Implement using Ansible,
Helm charts, or Go
● Existing implementations
often don’t cover the entire
lifecycle
● Ansible and Helm are
limited. Go requires 1,000s
of lines of controller code
Kubebuilder
● Kubernetes SIG API Machinery
sub-project
● Operators written in Go with a
focus on code generation
● Existing implementations
often don’t cover the entire
lifecycle

Developing Operators
Operators require deep knowledge of k8s internals
May require thousands of lines of code

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Two level scheduling
Mesos Master and Agents
● Abstract resources into single pool
● Offers and tracks resources
● Guarantees isolation
● Handles workload restart on failure
Mesos Framework
● Consumes resources
● Deploys tasks
● Provides application specific logic for deployment, recovery, upgrade
Zookeeper Quorum
Master
Master
(Standby)
Master
(Standby)
Frameworks
Agent
Spark
Agent
Kubernetes
Agent
Spark
Kubernetes
Agent
Kafka
Kubernetes
Executor
Task
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Developing Frameworks ...
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Frameworks require deep knowledge of Mesos internals
May require thousands of lines of code

Complexity but ..
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● Commonality between lifecycle states
● Possible to build abstraction SDK

KUDO
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● Kubernetes Universal Declarative Operator
○ Universal operator configured via YAML
○ Encodes commonality between lifecycle
operations
● OS project licensed as Apache 2.0
● Open Development model

Operator Development
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Kubebuilder
● Kubernetes SIG API Machinery
sub-project
● Operators written in Go with a
focus on code generation
● Existing implementations often
don’t cover the entire lifecycle
Operator Framework
● Redhat/IBM project
● Implement using Ansible, Helm
charts, or Go
● Existing implementations often
don’t cover the entire lifecycle
● Ansible and Helm are limited.
Go requires 1,000s of lines of
controller code
KUDO
● Universal Operator
● Built using community projects
(Kubebuilder, Kustomize, ...)
● Write Operators as templated
YAML manifests
● Provide high level CRDs that
represent workloads
● Focused on higher level
coordination of software
lifecycles
● “Day 2 Operators”

Kudo Concepts
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Framework
apiVersion: kudo.k8s.io/v1alpha1
kind: Framework
metadata:
labels:
controller-tools.k8s.io: "1.0"
name: kafka
● High level description of a service
● Represented as a CRD

Kudo Concepts
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Framework
apiVersion: kudo.k8s.io/v1alpha1
kind: FrameworkVersion
metadata:
labels:
controller-tools.k8s.io: "1.0"
name: kafka-2.11-2.4.0
namespace: default
spec:
serviceSpec:
version: "2.11-2.4.0"
connectionString: ""
framework:
name: kafka
kind: Framework
parameters:
- name: BROKER_COUNT
description: "Number of brokers spun
up for Kafka"
default: "3"
displayName: "Broker Count"
...
plans:
deploy:
strategy: serial
phases:
- name: deploy-kafka
strategy: serial
steps:
- name: deploy
tasks:
- deploy● Implementation of a framework
● Contains parameters, objects, plans
Framework Version

Kudo Concepts
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Framework
● Ties application instantiation to a framework version
Framework Version
Instance

Kudo Concepts - Plans
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● Describe progress through operations
● 3 level hierarchy Plan - Phase - Steps
● Status captured by PlanExecution CRD
Plan foo
├─ Phase bar
│ ├─ Step qux
│ └─ Step quux
└─ Phase baz
├─ Step quuz
├─ Step corge
└─ Step grault

Kudo Concepts - Deployment Strategy
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● Indicates the way in which a plan, or Step must be executed.
● If a Step requires another Step to complete first it is necessary
to declare them as serial
● Serial and Parallel are the defaults, but others can be defined

Kudo Concepts - Trigger
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● Defines what actions to take when a parameter changes
● Gives additional customization capabilities
parameters:
- name: BACKUP_FILE
description: "Filename to save the
backups to"
default: "backup.sql"
displayName: "BackupFile"
trigger: backup

FrameworkVersion Spec Examples - Plans
plans:
deploy:
strategy: serial
phases:
- name: deploy
strategy: serial
steps:
- name: deploy
tasks:
- deploy
- name: init
tasks:
- init
backup:
strategy: serial
phases:
- name: backup
strategy: serial
steps:
- name: backup
tasks:
- backup
restore:
strategy: serial
phases:
- name: restore
strategy: serial
steps:
- name: restore
tasks:
- restore
Serial or parallel
Serial or parallel
Tasks can be reused in
multiple plans

FrameworkVersion Spec Examples - Tasks
tasks:
deploy:
resources:
- mysql.yaml
init:
resources:
- init.yaml
backup:
resources:
- backup-pv.yaml
- job.yaml
patches:
- backup.yaml
restore:
resources:
- job.yaml
patches:
- restore.yaml
Mustached k8s objects
Tasks can be reused in
multiple plans
Patches on the roadmap

parameters:
- name: BROKER_COUNT
description: "Number of brokers spun
up for Kafka"
default: "3"
displayName: "Broker Count"
required: false
trigger: deploy
…
statefulset.yaml: |
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: StatefulSet
metadata:
name: {{NAME}}
namespace: {{NAMESPACE}}
spec:
replicas: {{BROKER_COUNT}}
…
Deﬁne parameter
Default value
Use parameters in spec
Plan to use for upgrading value
FrameworkVersion Spec Examples - Parameters

apiVersion: maestro.k8s.io/v1alpha1
kind: Instance
metadata:
name: kafka-instance
spec:
frameworkVersion:
name: kafka-2.11-2.4.0
namespace: default
type: FrameworkVersion
parameters:
KAFKA_ZOOKEEPER_URI:
zk-zk-0.zk-hs:2181,zk-zk-1.zk-hs:2181,zk-
zk-2.zk-hs:2181
KAFKA_ZOOKEEPER_PATH: "/kafka"
BROKER_COUNT: "1"
Currently a single CRD for Instantiations of a
FrameworkVersion
Reference
FrameworkVersion to
use
Deﬁne parameters for
instance
FrameworkVersion Spec Examples - Instance

Kudo - CLI
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● CLI extension to kubectl # Install a KUDO package from the official GitHub repo.
kubectl kudo install <name> [flags]
# View plan history of a specific package
kubectl kudo plan history <name> [flags]
# View all plan history of a specific package
kubectl kudo plan history [flags]
# List instances
kubectl kudo list instances [flags]
# View plan status
kubectl kudo plan status [flags]

Kudo Futures - Dynamic CRD’s
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● Create new CRD’s during runtime operation
● Update existing CRD’s
$ kubectl apply -f new-plan.yaml
plan.kafka.kudo.dev/latest blue-green created
$ kubectl kudo update-parameter-trigger --framework kafka --framework-version 1.1 --parameter IMAGE_TAG blue-green
Update successful. IMAGE_TAG updates will now trigger the `blue-green` plan

Kudo Futures - Dynamic CRD’s
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● Represent components as ﬁrst-class Kubernetes objects
● Represent operations as ﬁrst-class Kubernetes objects
○ Kind: Kafka
○ Kind: Topic
○ Kind: User
○ Backup
■ maxAge: 24h
○ Backup / Restore
○ Index

Kudo Futures - Framework Extensions
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MySQL
“Standard” infrastructure, plans, CRDs, etc.
MySQL + GKE
Istio, Cloud Storage, GCP Security Rules,
StackDriver Monitoring, etc.
ACME Corp
ACME speciﬁc plans. Network policy, special
operations, cached queries, custom functions,
etc.
Framework Developer Maintained ACME Corp Maintained

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Problems with Kustomize:
● YAML, YAML, and more YAML
○ Strings of Mustached YAML!
● Strategic Merge Patches for YAML
○ Patching parameters become brittle with Kustomize
● Configuration still has to be templated separately
● Mustache -> Kustomize flow can be confusing to work with
● Kustomize is designed as a CLI tool - KUDO uses a virtual filesystem
Futures - Framework Development SDK

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● Configure, Unify, Execute
● Superset of JSON
● Heavily influenced by Borg Configuration Language (BCL)
● Data Constraints
● Basic Types
● Union types
● Disjunctions
CUE

DEMO ….

Get Involved !
https://kudo.dev/
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/kudobuilder
#kudo http://slack.k8s.io/
https://github.com/kudobuilder/kudo
Community Meeting - weekly Thursdays 10am PT

Thank You for Listening !
Matt Jarvis
Twitter: @mattj-io
Email: mjarvis@mesosphere.com

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