airshipctl/tools/document/validate_site_docs.sh
Matt McEuen 7d29ef51eb Make site validation runnable on external sites
This tweaks the site manifest validation scripts so that they
can be run on sites outside the airshipctl repository.
The result can be used to validate sites in the treasuremap
repository, operator-specific repositories, etc.

Change-Id: I39d7cdcdc748e9ad71e735b9f1294acdf3db81a8
2020-08-05 16:30:42 +00:00

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#!/bin/bash
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set -e
# The root of the manifest structure to be validated.
# This corresponds to the targetPath in an airshipctl config
: ${MANIFEST_ROOT:="${PWD}"}
# The location of sites whose manifests should be validated.
# This are relative to MANIFEST_ROOT above, and correspond to
# the base of the subPath in an airshipctl config
: ${SITE_ROOT:="manifests/site"}
: ${SITE:="test-workload"}
: ${CONTEXT:="kind-airship"}
: ${KUBECONFIG:="${HOME}/.airship/kubeconfig"}
: ${KUBECTL:="/usr/local/bin/kubectl"}
: ${KUSTOMIZE_PLUGIN_HOME:="${HOME}/.airship/kustomize-plugins"}
TMP=$(mktemp -d)
# Use the local project airshipctl binary as the default if it exists,
# otherwise use the one on the PATH
if [ -f "bin/airshipctl" ]; then
AIRSHIPCTL_DEFAULT="bin/airshipctl"
else
AIRSHIPCTL_DEFAULT="$(which airshipctl)"
fi
: ${AIRSHIPCONFIG:="${TMP}/config"}
: ${AIRSHIPKUBECONFIG:="${TMP}/kubeconfig"}
: ${AIRSHIPCTL:="${AIRSHIPCTL_DEFAULT}"}
ACTL="${AIRSHIPCTL} --airshipconf ${AIRSHIPCONFIG} --kubeconfig ${AIRSHIPKUBECONFIG}"
export KUSTOMIZE_PLUGIN_HOME
export KUBECONFIG
# TODO: use `airshipctl config` to do this once all the needed knobs are exposed
# The non-default parts are to set the targetPath and subPath appropriately,
# and to craft up cluster/contexts to avoid the need for automatic kubectl reconciliation
function generate_airshipconf {
cluster=$1
cat <<EOL > ${AIRSHIPCONFIG}
apiVersion: airshipit.org/v1alpha1
bootstrapInfo:
default:
builder:
networkConfigFileName: network-config
outputMetadataFileName: output-metadata.yaml
userDataFileName: user-data
container:
containerRuntime: docker
image: quay.io/airshipit/isogen:latest-debian_stable
volume: /srv/iso:/config
remoteDirect:
isoUrl: http://localhost:8099/debian-custom.iso
clusters:
${CONTEXT}_${cluster}:
clusterType:
${cluster}:
bootstrapInfo: default
clusterKubeconf: ${CONTEXT}_${cluster}
managementConfiguration: default
contexts:
${CONTEXT}_${cluster}:
contextKubeconf: ${CONTEXT}_${cluster}
manifest: ${CONTEXT}_${cluster}
currentContext: ${CONTEXT}_${cluster}
kind: Config
managementConfiguration:
default:
insecure: true
systemActionRetries: 30
systemRebootDelay: 30
type: redfish
manifests:
${CONTEXT}_${cluster}:
primaryRepositoryName: primary
repositories:
primary:
checkout:
branch: master
commitHash: ""
force: false
tag: ""
url: https://opendev.org/airship/treasuremap
subPath: ${SITE_ROOT}/${SITE}
targetPath: ${MANIFEST_ROOT}
users:
${CONTEXT}_${cluster}: {}
EOL
}
function cleanup() {
${KIND} delete cluster --name airship
rm -rf ${TMP}
}
trap cleanup EXIT
# Loop over all cluster types and phases for the given site
for cluster in ephemeral target; do
if [[ -d "${MANIFEST_ROOT}/${SITE_ROOT}/${SITE}/${cluster}" ]]; then
echo -e "\n**** Rendering phases for cluster: ${cluster}"
# Start a fresh, empty kind cluster for validating documents
./tools/document/start_kind.sh
# Since we'll be mucking with the kubeconfig - make a copy of it and muck with the copy
cp ${KUBECONFIG} ${AIRSHIPKUBECONFIG}
# This is a big hack to work around kubeconfig reconciliation
# change the cluster name (as well as context and user) to avoid kubeconfig reconciliation
sed -i "s/${CONTEXT}/${CONTEXT}_${cluster}/" ${AIRSHIPKUBECONFIG}
generate_airshipconf ${cluster}
${ACTL} cluster init
# A sequential list of potential phases. A fancier attempt at this has been
# removed since it was choking in certain cases and got to be more trouble than was worth.
# This should be removed once we have a phase map that is smarter.
# In the meantime, as new phases are added, please add them here as well.
phases="bootstrap initinfra controlplane baremetalhost workers workload tenant"
for phase in $phases; do
# Guard against bootstrap or initinfra being missing, which could be the case for some configs
if [ -d "${MANIFEST_ROOT}/${SITE_ROOT}/${SITE}/${cluster}/${phase}" ]; then
echo -e "\n*** Rendering ${cluster}/${phase}"
# step 1: actually apply all crds in the phase
# TODO: will need to loop through phases in order, eventually
# e.g., load CRDs from initinfra first, so they're present when validating later phases
${ACTL} phase render ${phase} -k CustomResourceDefinition > ${TMP}/${phase}-crds.yaml
if [ -s ${TMP}/${phase}-crds.yaml ]; then
${KUBECTL} --context ${CONTEXT} --kubeconfig ${KUBECONFIG} apply -f ${TMP}/${phase}-crds.yaml
fi
# step 2: dry-run the entire phase
${ACTL} phase apply --dry-run ${phase}
fi
done
${KIND} delete cluster --name airship
fi
done