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This project provides basic core affinity for NFV-style workloads on top of vanilla Kubernetes v1.5+.
This project ships a single multi-use command-line program to perform various functions for host configuration, managing groups of CPUs, and constraining workloads to specific CPUs.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pool | A named group of CPU lists. A pool can be either exclusive or shared. In an exclusive pool, only one task may be allocated to each CPU list simultaneously. |
| CPU list | A group of logical CPUs, identified by ID as reported by the operating system. CPU lists conform to the Linux cpuset CPU list format. |
| Task list | A list of Linux process IDs. |
| Isolation | Steps required to set up a process environment so that it runs only on a desired subset of the available CPUs. |
| Reconciliation | The process of resolving state between the CMK configuration directory and the Linux procfs. |
Usage:
cmk (-h | --help)
cmk --version
cmk cluster-init (--host-list=<list>|--all-hosts) [--cmk-cmd-list=<list>]
[--cmk-img=<img>] [--cmk-img-pol=<pol>] [--conf-dir=<dir>]
[--install-dir=<dir>] [--num-exclusive-cores=<num>]
[--num-shared-cores=<num>] [--pull-secret=<name>]
[--saname=<name>] [--shared-mode=<mode>]
[--exclusive-mode=<mode>] [--namespace=<name>]
cmk init [--conf-dir=<dir>] [--num-exclusive-cores=<num>]
[--num-shared-cores=<num>] [--socket-id=<num>]
[--shared-mode=<mode>] [--exclusive-mode=<mode>]
cmk discover [--conf-dir=<dir>]
cmk describe [--conf-dir=<dir>]
cmk reconcile [--conf-dir=<dir>] [--publish] [--interval=<seconds>]
cmk isolate [--conf-dir=<dir>] [--socket-id=<num>] --pool=<pool> <command>
[-- <args> ...][--no-affinity]
cmk install [--install-dir=<dir>]
cmk node-report [--conf-dir=<dir>] [--publish] [--interval=<seconds>]
cmk uninstall [--install-dir=<dir>] [--conf-dir=<dir>] [--namespace=<name>]
cmk webhook [--conf-file=<file>]
Options:
-h --help Show this screen.
--version Show version.
--host-list=<list> Comma seperated list of Kubernetes nodes to
prepare for CMK software.
--all-hosts Prepare all Kubernetes nodes for the CMK
software.
--cmk-cmd-list=<list> Comma seperated list of CMK sub-commands to run
on each host
[default: init,reconcile,install,discover,nodereport].
--cmk-img=<img> CMK Docker image [default: cmk:v1.5.2].
--cmk-img-pol=<pol> Image pull policy for the CMK Docker image
[default: IfNotPresent].
--conf-dir=<dir> CMK configuration directory [default: /etc/cmk].
--install-dir=<dir> CMK install directory [default: /opt/bin].
--interval=<seconds> Number of seconds to wait between rerunning.
If set to 0, will only run once. [default: 0]
--num-exclusive-cores=<num> Number of cores in exclusive pool. [default: 4].
--num-shared-cores=<num> Number of cores in shared pool. [default: 1].
--pool=<pool> Pool name: either infra, shared or exclusive.
--shared-mode=<mode> Shared pool core allocation mode. Possible
modes: packed and spread [default: packed].
--exclusive-mode=<mode> Exclusive pool core allocation mode. Possible
modes: packed and spread [default: packed].
--publish Whether to publish reports to the Kubernetes
API server.
--pull-secret=<name> Name of secret used for pulling Docker images
from restricted Docker registry.
--saname=<name> ServiceAccount name to pass
[default: cmk-serviceaccount].
--socket-id=<num> ID of socket where allocated core should come
from. If it's set to -1 then child command will
be assigned to any socket [default: -1].
--no-affinity Do not set cpu affinity before forking the child
command. In this mode the user program is
responsible for reading the `CMK_CPUS_ASSIGNED`
environment variable and moving a subset of its
own processes and/or tasks to the assigned CPUs.
--namespace=<name> Set the namespace to deploy pods to during the
cluster-init deployment process.
[default: default].
For detailed usage information about each subcommand, see Using the cmk command-line tool.