ci: add installation test for Talos Linux #5109
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Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces installation tests for Talos Linux, an operating system designed for Kubernetes. The changes primarily involve modifications to the Makefile to include Talos-specific targets and configurations. I've added a new talos.mk file which defines the steps for creating a Talos cluster, preparing images, and installing Kube-OVN on it. Additionally, I've made some adjustments to the kind.mk file to consolidate the untaint-control-plane target.
Highlights
- Talos Linux Support: Adds support for creating and testing Kube-OVN installations on Talos Linux clusters.
- Makefile Modifications: Updates the Makefile to include
talos.mkand consolidateuntaint-control-planetarget inkind.mk. - Image Preparation: Introduces steps to prepare and mirror necessary images for Talos cluster creation.
- Cluster Creation: Adds targets for creating and destroying Talos clusters using
talosctl.
Changelog
- Makefile
- Includes
talos.mkfor Talos-specific targets. - Moves
untaint-control-planetarget tokind.mkfor consolidation. - Fixes a bug in
docker_rm_containerto use-qflag for quiet output.
- Includes
- kind.mk
- Adds
untaint-control-planetarget for untainting control plane nodes. - Consolidates kind related make targets
- Adds
- talos.mk
- Introduces targets for creating a Talos cluster, preparing images, and installing Kube-OVN.
- Defines variables for Talos cluster name, registry mirror, and related configurations.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces installation tests for Talos Linux, enhancing the CI process. The changes involve modifications to the Makefile and the addition of a new talos.mk file. Overall, the changes seem well-structured and aim to provide a more robust testing environment. However, there are a few areas that could benefit from further review and refinement.
Summary of Findings
- Inconsistent use of
docker psflags: The Makefile uses different flags fordocker psindocker_rm_containerdefinition. It's better to keep it consistent for readability and maintainability. - Duplication of
untaint-control-planetarget: Theuntaint-control-planetarget is defined in bothMakefileandkind.mk. This duplication should be resolved to avoid redundancy and potential inconsistencies. - Missing newline at end of file: The
talos.mkfile is missing a newline character at the end of the file. Adding a newline character is important for POSIX compliance.
Merge Readiness
The pull request introduces valuable testing infrastructure for Talos Linux. However, before merging, it's crucial to address the identified issues, particularly the duplication of the untaint-control-plane target and the inconsistent use of docker ps flags. Addressing these points will improve the code's maintainability and reduce potential errors. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
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