Kubernetes cluster simulator
Kubernetes cluster simulator for evaluating schedulers.
Usage
See example directory.
// 1. Create a KubeSim with a pod queue and a scheduler.
queue := queue.NewPriorityQueue()
sched := buildScheduler() // see below
kubesim := kubesim.NewKubeSimFromConfigPathOrDie(configPath, queue, sched)
// 2. Register one or more pod submitters to KubeSim.
numOfSubmittingPods := 8
kubesim.AddSubmitter(newMySubmitter(numOfSubmittingPods))
// 3. Run the main loop of KubeSim.
// In each execution of the loop, KubeSim
// 1) stores pods submitted from the registered submitters to its queue,
// 2) invokes scheduler with pending pods and cluster state,
// 3) emits cluster metrics to designated location(s) if enabled
// 4) progresses the simulated clock
if err := kubesim.Run(ctx); err != nil && errors.Cause(err) != context.Canceled {
log.L.Fatal(err)
}
func buildScheduler() scheduler.Scheduler {
// 1. Create a generic scheduler that mimics a kube-scheduler.
sched := scheduler.NewGenericScheduler( /* preemption enabled */ true)
// 2. Register extender(s)
sched.AddExtender(
scheduler.Extender{
Name: "MyExtender",
Filter: filterExtender,
Prioritize: prioritizeExtender,
Weight: 1,
NodeCacheCapable: true,
},
)
// 2. Register plugin(s)
// Predicate
sched.AddPredicate("GeneralPredicates", predicates.GeneralPredicates)
// Prioritizer
sched.AddPrioritizer(priorities.PriorityConfig{
Name: "BalancedResourceAllocation",
Map: priorities.BalancedResourceAllocationMap,
Reduce: nil,
Weight: 1,
})
sched.AddPrioritizer(priorities.PriorityConfig{
Name: "LeastRequested",
Map: priorities.LeastRequestedPriorityMap,
Reduce: nil,
Weight: 1,
})
return &sched
}
Pod submitter interface
See pkg/submitter/submitter.go.
// Submitter defines the submitter interface.
type Submitter interface {
// Submit submits pods to a simulated cluster.
// The return value is a list of submitter events.
// Submitters are called serially in the same order that they are registered to the simulated
// cluster.
// This method must never block.
Submit(clock clock.Clock, nodeLister algorithm.NodeLister, metrics metrics.Metrics) ([]Event, error)
}
// Event defines the interface of a submitter event.
// Submit can returns any type in a list that implements this interface.
type Event interface {
IsSubmitterEvent() bool
}
// SubmitEvent represents an event of submitting a pod to a cluster.
type SubmitEvent struct {
Pod *v1.Pod
}
// DeleteEvent represents an event of deleting a pod from a cluster.
type DeleteEvent struct {
PodName string
PodNamespace string
}
// UpdateEvent represents an event of updating the manifest of a pending pod.
type UpdateEvent struct {
PodName string
PodNamespace string
NewPod *v1.Pod
}
// TerminateSubmitterEvent represents an event of terminating the submission process.
type TerminateSubmitterEvent struct {
}
kube-scheduler
-compatible scheduler interface
See pkg/scheduler/generic_scheduler.go and pkg/scheduler/extender.go.
k8s-cluster-simulator provides GenericScheduler
, which follows the behavior of kube-scheduler's
genericScheduler
.
GenericScheduler
makes scheduling decision for each given pod in the one-by-one manner, with
predicates and prioritizers.
The interfaces of predicates and prioritizers are similar to those of kube-scheduler.
// NewGenericScheduler creates a new GenericScheduler.
func NewGenericScheduler(preeptionEnabled bool) GenericScheduler {
return GenericScheduler{
predicates: map[string]predicates.FitPredicate{},
preemptionEnabled: preeptionEnabled,
}
}
// AddExtender adds an extender to this GenericScheduler.
func (sched *GenericScheduler) AddExtender(extender Extender) {
sched.extenders = append(sched.extenders, extender)
}
// AddPredicate adds a predicate plugin to this GenericScheduler.
func (sched *GenericScheduler) AddPredicate(name string, predicate predicates.FitPredicate) {
sched.predicates[name] = predicate
}
// AddPrioritizer adds a prioritizer plugin to this GenericScheduler.
func (sched *GenericScheduler) AddPrioritizer(prioritizer priorities.PriorityConfig) {
sched.prioritizers = append(sched.prioritizers, prioritizer)
}
// Extender reperesents a scheduler extender.
type Extender struct {
// Name identifies this Extender.
Name string
// Filter filters out the nodes that cannot run the given pod in api.ExtenderArgs.
// This function can be nil.
Filter func(api.ExtenderArgs) api.ExtenderFilterResult
// Prioritize ranks each node that has passes the filtering stage.
// The weighted scores are summed up and the total score is used for the node selection.
Prioritize func(api.ExtenderArgs) api.HostPriorityList
Weight int
// NodeCacheCapable specifies that this Extender is capable of caching node information, so the
// scheduler should only send minimal information about the eligible nodes assuming that the
// extender already cached full details of all nodes in the cluster.
// Specifically, ExtenderArgs.NodeNames is populated iff NodeCacheCapable == true, and
// ExtenderArgs.Nodes.Items is populated iff NodeCacheCapable == false.
NodeCacheCapable bool
// Ignorable specifies whether the extender is ignorable (i.e. the scheduler process should not
// fail when this extender returns an error).
Ignorable bool
}
Lowest-level scheduler interface
See pkg/scheduler/scheduler.go.
k8s-cluster-simulator also supports the lowest-level scheduler interface, which makes scheduling decisions for (subset of) pending pods and running pods, given the cluster state at a clock.
// Scheduler defines the lowest-level scheduler interface.
type Scheduler interface {
// Schedule makes scheduling decisions for (subset of) pending pods and running pods.
// The return value is a list of scheduling events.
// This method must never block.
Schedule(
clock clock.Clock,
podQueue queue.PodQueue,
nodeLister algorithm.NodeLister,
nodeInfoMap map[string]*nodeinfo.NodeInfo) ([]Event, error)
}
// Event defines the interface of a scheduling event.
// Submit can returns any type in a list that implements this interface.
type Event interface {
IsSchedulerEvent() bool
}
// BindEvent represents an event of deciding the binding of a pod to a node.
type BindEvent struct {
Pod *v1.Pod
ScheduleResult core.ScheduleResult
}
// DeleteEvent represents an event of the deleting a bound pod on a node.
type DeleteEvent struct {
PodNamespace string
PodName string
NodeName string
}
How to specify the resource usage of each pod
Embed a YAML in the annotations
field of the pod manifest. e.g.,
metadata:
name: nginx-sim
annotations:
simSpec: |
- seconds: 5 # an execution phase of this pod
resourceUsage: # resource usage (not request, nor limit)
cpu: 1
memory: 2Gi
nvidia.com/gpu: 0
- seconds: 10 # another phase that follows the previous one
resourceUsage:
cpu: 2
memory: 4Gi
nvidia.com/gpu: 1
v1.Pod
fields
Supported These fields are populated or used by the simulator.
v1.Pod{
ObjectMeta: metav1.ObjectMeta{
UID, // populated when this pod is submitted to the simulator
CreationTimestamp, // populated when this pod is submitted to the simulator
DeletionTimestamp, // populated when a deletion event for this pod has been accepted by the simulator
},
Spec: v1.PodSpec {
NodeName, // populated when the cluster binds this pod to a node
TerminationGracePeriodSeconds, // read when this pod is deleted
Priority, // read by PriorityQueue to sort pods,
// and read when the scheduler trys to schedule this pod
},
Status: v1.PodStatus{
Phase, // populated by the simulator. Pending -> Running -> Succeeded xor Failed
Conditions, // populated by the simulator
Reason, // populated by the simulator
Message, // populated by the simulator
StartTime, // populated by the simulator when this pod has started its execution
ContainerStatuses, // populated by the simulator
},
}
v1.Node
fields
Supported These fields are populated and used by the simulator.
v1.Node{
TypeMeta: metav1.TypeMeta{
Kind: "Node",
APIVersion: "v1",
},
ObjectMeta: // determined by the config
Spec: // determined by the config
Status: v1.NodeStatus{
Capacity: // Determined by the config
Allocatable: // Same as Capacity
Conditions: []v1.NodeCondition{ // populated by the simulator
{
Type: v1.NodeReady,
Status: v1.ConditionTrue,
LastHeartbeatTime: // clock,
LastTransitionTime: // clock,
Reason: "KubeletReady",
Message: "kubelet is posting ready status",
},
{
Type: v1.NodeOutOfDisk,
Status: v1.ConditionFalse,
LastHeartbeatTime: // clock,
LastTransitionTime: // clock,
Reason: "KubeletHasSufficientDisk",
Message: "kubelet has sufficient disk space available",
},
{
Type: v1.NodeMemoryPressure,
Status: v1.ConditionFalse,
LastHeartbeatTime: // clock,
LastTransitionTime: // clock,
Reason: "KubeletHasSufficientMemory",
Message: "kubelet has sufficient memory available",
},
{
Type: v1.NodeDiskPressure,
Status: v1.ConditionFalse,
LastHeartbeatTime: // clock,
LastTransitionTime: // clock,
Reason: "KubeletHasNoDiskPressure",
Message: "kubelet has no disk pressure",
},
{
Type: v1.NodePIDPressure,
Status: v1.ConditionFalse,
LastHeartbeatTime: // clock,
LastTransitionTime: // clock,
Reason: "KubeletHasSufficientPID",
Message: "kubelet has sufficient PID available",
},
},
},
}
Related projects
The design and implementation of this project are inherently inspired by kubernetes, which is licensed under Apache-2.0. Moreover, functions in the following files were obtained from Kubernetes project and modified so that they would be compatible with k8s-cluster-simulator. Please see each file for more detail.