custom-kube-scheduler/kubernetes-v1.15.4/test/e2e/storage/testsuites/testdriver.go

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package testsuites

import (
	"k8s.io/api/core/v1"
	storagev1 "k8s.io/api/storage/v1"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1/unstructured"
	"k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/util/sets"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/framework/volume"
	"k8s.io/kubernetes/test/e2e/storage/testpatterns"
)

// TestDriver represents an interface for a driver to be tested in TestSuite.
// Except for GetDriverInfo, all methods will be called at test runtime and thus
// can use framework.Skipf, framework.Fatal, Gomega assertions, etc.
type TestDriver interface {
	// GetDriverInfo returns DriverInfo for the TestDriver. This must be static
	// information.
	GetDriverInfo() *DriverInfo

	// SkipUnsupportedTest skips test if Testpattern is not
	// suitable to test with the TestDriver. It gets called after
	// parsing parameters of the test suite and before the
	// framework is initialized. Cheap tests that just check
	// parameters like the cloud provider can and should be
	// done in SkipUnsupportedTest to avoid setting up more
	// expensive resources like framework.Framework. Tests that
	// depend on a connection to the cluster can be done in
	// PrepareTest once the framework is ready.
	SkipUnsupportedTest(testpatterns.TestPattern)

	// PrepareTest is called at test execution time each time a new test case is about to start.
	// It sets up all necessary resources and returns the per-test configuration
	// plus a cleanup function that frees all allocated resources.
	PrepareTest(f *framework.Framework) (*PerTestConfig, func())
}

// TestVolume is the result of PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver.CreateVolume.
// The only common functionality is to delete it. Individual driver interfaces
// have additional methods that work with volumes created by them.
type TestVolume interface {
	DeleteVolume()
}

// PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that has pre-provisioned volume
type PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver interface {
	TestDriver
	// CreateVolume creates a pre-provisioned volume of the desired volume type.
	CreateVolume(config *PerTestConfig, volumeType testpatterns.TestVolType) TestVolume
}

// InlineVolumeTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that supports InlineVolume
type InlineVolumeTestDriver interface {
	PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver

	// GetVolumeSource returns a volumeSource for inline volume.
	// It will set readOnly and fsType to the volumeSource, if TestDriver supports both of them.
	// It will return nil, if the TestDriver doesn't support either of the parameters.
	GetVolumeSource(readOnly bool, fsType string, testVolume TestVolume) *v1.VolumeSource
}

// PreprovisionedPVTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that supports PreprovisionedPV
type PreprovisionedPVTestDriver interface {
	PreprovisionedVolumeTestDriver
	// GetPersistentVolumeSource returns a PersistentVolumeSource with volume node affinity for pre-provisioned Persistent Volume.
	// It will set readOnly and fsType to the PersistentVolumeSource, if TestDriver supports both of them.
	// It will return nil, if the TestDriver doesn't support either of the parameters.
	GetPersistentVolumeSource(readOnly bool, fsType string, testVolume TestVolume) (*v1.PersistentVolumeSource, *v1.VolumeNodeAffinity)
}

// DynamicPVTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that supports DynamicPV
type DynamicPVTestDriver interface {
	TestDriver
	// GetDynamicProvisionStorageClass returns a StorageClass dynamic provision Persistent Volume.
	// The StorageClass must be created in the current test's namespace and have
	// a unique name inside that namespace because GetDynamicProvisionStorageClass might
	// be called more than once per test.
	// It will set fsType to the StorageClass, if TestDriver supports it.
	// It will return nil, if the TestDriver doesn't support it.
	GetDynamicProvisionStorageClass(config *PerTestConfig, fsType string) *storagev1.StorageClass

	// GetClaimSize returns the size of the volume that is to be provisioned ("5Gi", "1Mi").
	// The size must be chosen so that the resulting volume is large enough for all
	// enabled tests and within the range supported by the underlying storage.
	GetClaimSize() string
}

// SnapshottableTestDriver represents an interface for a TestDriver that supports DynamicSnapshot
type SnapshottableTestDriver interface {
	TestDriver
	// GetSnapshotClass returns a SnapshotClass to create snapshot.
	// It will return nil, if the TestDriver doesn't support it.
	GetSnapshotClass(config *PerTestConfig) *unstructured.Unstructured
}

// Capability represents a feature that a volume plugin supports
type Capability string

const (
	CapPersistence Capability = "persistence" // data is persisted across pod restarts
	CapBlock       Capability = "block"       // raw block mode
	CapFsGroup     Capability = "fsGroup"     // volume ownership via fsGroup
	CapExec        Capability = "exec"        // exec a file in the volume
	CapDataSource  Capability = "dataSource"  // support populate data from snapshot

	// multiple pods on a node can use the same volume concurrently;
	// for CSI, see:
	// - https://github.com/container-storage-interface/spec/pull/150
	// - https://github.com/container-storage-interface/spec/issues/178
	// - NodeStageVolume in the spec
	CapMultiPODs Capability = "multipods"

	CapRWX Capability = "RWX" // support ReadWriteMany access modes
)

// DriverInfo represents static information about a TestDriver.
type DriverInfo struct {
	// Internal name of the driver, this is used as a display name in the test
	// case and test objects
	Name string
	// Fully qualified plugin name as registered in Kubernetes of the in-tree
	// plugin if it exists and is empty if this DriverInfo represents a CSI
	// Driver
	InTreePluginName string
	FeatureTag       string // FeatureTag for the driver

	MaxFileSize          int64               // Max file size to be tested for this driver
	SupportedFsType      sets.String         // Map of string for supported fs type
	SupportedMountOption sets.String         // Map of string for supported mount option
	RequiredMountOption  sets.String         // Map of string for required mount option (Optional)
	Capabilities         map[Capability]bool // Map that represents plugin capabilities
}

// PerTestConfig represents parameters that control test execution.
// One instance gets allocated for each test and is then passed
// via pointer to functions involved in the test.
type PerTestConfig struct {
	// The test driver for the test.
	Driver TestDriver

	// Some short word that gets inserted into dynamically
	// generated entities (pods, paths) as first part of the name
	// to make debugging easier. Can be the same for different
	// tests inside the test suite.
	Prefix string

	// The framework instance allocated for the current test.
	Framework *framework.Framework

	// If non-empty, then pods using a volume will be scheduled
	// onto the node with this name. Otherwise Kubernetes will
	// pick a node.
	ClientNodeName string

	// Some tests also support scheduling pods onto nodes with
	// these label/value pairs. As not all tests use this field,
	// a driver that absolutely needs the pods on a specific
	// node must use ClientNodeName.
	ClientNodeSelector map[string]string

	// Some test drivers initialize a storage server. This is
	// the configuration that then has to be used to run tests.
	// The values above are ignored for such tests.
	ServerConfig *volume.TestConfig
}

// GetUniqueDriverName returns unique driver name that can be used parallelly in tests
func (config *PerTestConfig) GetUniqueDriverName() string {
	return config.Driver.GetDriverInfo().Name + "-" + config.Framework.UniqueName
}