Minimum CPUs check #5086
Minimum CPUs check #5086
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| out.V{"memory": memorySizeMB, "default_memorysize": pkgutil.CalculateSizeInMB(constants.DefaultMemorySize)}) | |||
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| cpuCount = viper.GetInt(cpus) | |||
| if cpuCount < constants.MinimumCPUS { | |||
| exit.UsageT("Requested cpu count {{.requested_cpus}} is less than the minimum allowed of {{.minimum_cpus}}", out.V{"requested_cpus": cpuCount, "minimum_cpus": constants.MinimumCPUS}) | |||
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This check looks great, but to fully resolve the issue, there is an additional complication: The none driver doesn't respect the value of --cpus, as it is not possible to programatically add a CPU to a physical machine.
This check will need an extra step, something like:
import "github.com/shirou/gopsutil/cpu"
if viper.GetString(vmDriver) == constants.DriverNone {
ci, err := cpu.Info()
if err == nil {
glog.Warningf("Unable to get CPU info: %v", err)
} else {
cpuCount = ci.Cores
}For what it's worth, the memory check suffers the same issue, but I'm not sure what the appropriate API is to solve it, so I won't ask you to do so =)
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constants.MinimumCPUS
This should probably tie in with the Bootstrapper somehow ?
Since the requirement comes from kubeadm rather than k8s
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@tstromberg Hows this? 1217054
@afbjorklund sorry I'm not quite sure what you want me to change.
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afbjorklund was remarking that our minimum memory and CPU core requirements may change in the future depending on the bootstrapper used. For instance, k3s won't require two cores.
I'm OK with deferring per-bootstrapper requirements until we have two with different requirements.
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is less than the minimum required.
Gopsutil packae doesn't automatically return a count of CPU cores, have to use the Counts function.
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Closes #5010
Checks to make sure the number of cpus on host is not less than minimum required. Exits app and outputs error message if number is less than the minimum required.
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