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Scale endpoint for jobs #58468

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@soltysh soltysh commented Jan 18, 2018

@deads2k @p0lyn0mial the job's scale endpoint you've asked for in #58298

Fixes #38756

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var _ = rest.Patcher(&ScaleREST{})
var _ = rest.GroupVersionKindProvider(&ScaleREST{})

func (r *ScaleREST) GroupVersionKind(containingGV schema.GroupVersion) schema.GroupVersionKind {
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This is a new endpoint. It can always be autoscalingv1

Replicas: *job.Spec.Parallelism,
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Status: autoscaling.ScaleStatus{
Replicas: *job.Spec.Parallelism,
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I expected status to come from status. typo?

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No, there's no parallelism in status.

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That seems weird. Definitely worth a comment.

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it still seems odd to copy this from the spec, rather than compute it from (jobStatus.Active + jobStatus.Succeeded + jobStatus.Failed) or something

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echoing spec.Parallelism into status means it's not really possible to use the scale subresource to monitor whether the requested scale was achieved

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it's also unclear how status.replicas should/would be affected by job.spec.completions

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We could use status.Active, which will give you information about currently running instances of a job. But, it can happen that it will be less than specified parallelism! This will happen when spec.Parallelism > 1 and spec.Completions - status.Succeeded < spec.Parallelism.
Of course this means your job is close to finish, and the provided information will be accurate, but I'm worried the client will be trying to scale up, since it didn't get the desired replicas.
One other option is to introduce parallelism in status, to be able to notify scale client that the desired parallelism was properly picked by the controller.

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There's one more option that just popped in my head, which seems the most reasonable. To allow scaling job only when there's room, iow. spec.Completions - status.Succeeded < spec.Replicas, in all other situations scale would fail. @liggitt wdyt?

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scale, err := scaleFromJob(job)
if err != nil {
return nil, errors.NewBadRequest(fmt.Sprintf("%v", err))
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this looks more like than internal server error.

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You're right, esp. that the only time this will fail is when converting label selectors, which for jobs are automatically generated.


oldScale, err := scaleFromJob(job)
if err != nil {
return nil, false, err
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type the error.


obj, err := objInfo.UpdatedObject(ctx, oldScale)
if err != nil {
return nil, false, err
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type the error.

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scale, ok := obj.(*autoscaling.Scale)
if !ok {
return nil, false, errors.NewBadRequest(fmt.Sprintf("expected input object type to be Scale, but %T", obj))
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internal server error.

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newScale, err := scaleFromJob(job)
if err != nil {
return nil, false, errors.NewBadRequest(fmt.Sprintf("%v", err))
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internal server error.

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deads2k commented Jan 18, 2018

This matches the current implementation of the scaler from kubectl.

@liggitt advance look?

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liggitt commented Jan 18, 2018

ha! You need to update TestScaleSubresources

--- FAIL: TestScaleSubresources (6.99s)
	testserver.go:100: Starting kube-apiserver on port 39615...
	testserver.go:112: Waiting for /healthz to be ok...
	scale_test.go:124: unexpected scale subresource schema.GroupVersionResource{Group:"batch", Version:"v1", Resource:"jobs/scale"} of kind schema.GroupVersionKind{Group:"autoscaling", Version:"v1", Kind:"Scale"}. new scale subresource should be added to expectedScaleSubresources
	scale_test.go:163: error fetching /apis/batch/v1/namespaces/default/jobs/test/scale: the server could not find the requested resource

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liggitt commented Jan 18, 2018

seems generally sensible

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soltysh commented Jan 19, 2018

@deads2k @liggitt comments addressed ptal

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soltysh commented Jan 19, 2018

Ok, got the test fixed.

return obj.(*batch.Job), nil
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func (s *storage) CreateJob(ctx genericapirequest.Context, job *batch.Job, createValidation rest.ValidateObjectFunc) (*batch.Job, error) {
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Is this used?

return &storage{s}
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func (s *storage) ListJobs(ctx genericapirequest.Context, options *metainternalversion.ListOptions) (*batch.JobList, error) {
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is this used?

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// Registry is an interface for things that know how to store Jobs.
type Registry interface {
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If it is just get and update, how about just wiring them directly in your storage instead of having this layer?

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I think for readability it does make sense to leave that layer of separation.

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deads2k commented Jan 22, 2018

minor comments. lgtm otherwise.

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@p0lyn0mial want to try to build your pull on top of this one and see if it is your last problem?

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deads2k commented Jan 23, 2018

/retest

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soltysh commented Jan 23, 2018

I've removed the unnecessary methods, but left the additional interface.

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deads2k commented Jan 23, 2018

I've removed the unnecessary methods, but left the additional interface.

Just saw that #58468 (comment) is outstanding.

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deads2k commented Jan 26, 2018

Based on comments above, it doesn't look like jobs follows the "normal" semantics for scaling. I think the simplest test is, "could the horizontal pod autoscaler scale this thing" and if the answer is no, it probably doesn't want a scale endpoint. Going forward, that's a clean test for kubectl too.

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soltysh commented Jan 26, 2018

Exactly so, after numerous discussion with @liggitt about the way to go with how to return the information user about what's the actual parallelism, since towards the end of a job this might less than what's specified. Given all that I'm closing this PR.

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Deprecate kubectl scale job

**What this PR does / why we need it**:
With the generic scaler (#58298) the only problem is job and as discussed in #58468 (comment) and during SIG CLI we've agreed that scaling jobs was a mistake we need to revert. 
This PR deprecates scale command for jobs, only. 

/assign @deads2k @pwittrock 

**Release note**:
```release-note
Deprecate kubectl scale jobs (only jobs). 
```
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