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Fix webhook typo, add podLabels, add podEnv to flyte-core Helm chart #4756
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Signed-off-by: ddl-ebrown <[email protected]>
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- podLabels is a standard pod value often needed to introduce user-customizable labels to pods Signed-off-by: ddl-ebrown <[email protected]>
- podEnv is a standard Helm addition used to add additional environment variables to pods - NOTE: flyteadmin already defined a `env: []`, so no podEnv was added there was it would be a breaking change Signed-off-by: ddl-ebrown <[email protected]>
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@davidmirror-ops any chance you would be able to have a look at this one? Thanks! |
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Thanks @ddl-ebrown!
This is very helpful not only for consistent config but eventually even for observability use cases I think. I'm also curious about the actual use case that led your org to standardize on these keys.
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Cool thanks @davidmirror-ops! We use annotations specifically for things like Istio and Prometheus. Clearly, they're useful for many different operators. We primarily use labels for configuring network policy. So pods marked with
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- In flyteorg#4756 / fb9ffd5, flyte-core got consistent podEnv values established in values.yaml. However, these values were not properly injected into *all* the containers being used in various deployments. Fix that so that they are used in all deployments Signed-off-by: ddl-ebrown <[email protected]>
* Flyte-core add missing podEnv values - In #4756 / fb9ffd5, flyte-core got consistent podEnv values established in values.yaml. However, these values were not properly injected into *all* the containers being used in various deployments. Fix that so that they are used in all deployments Signed-off-by: ddl-ebrown <[email protected]> * Flyte-core chart prevent empty env: - Some linters consider empty env: as invalid k8s YAML, because env is typically an [] when no values are set Prevent rendering the console env block without values Signed-off-by: ddl-ebrown <[email protected]> --------- Signed-off-by: ddl-ebrown <[email protected]>
- Previously, the webhook was sharing some pod level settings in the core chart with flytepropeller like: * podAnnotations * podEnv * podLabels * nodeSelector Since the webhook runs a separate pod, it should have separate settings NOTE: no attempt is made to honor carrying over any previous settings from flytepropeller values to webhook values, but given these were recently introduced / fixed in January as part of flyteorg#4756, I think they're not used very much Signed-off-by: ddl-ebrown <[email protected]>
Tracking issue
https://github.com/flyteorg/flyte/issues/
Why are the changes needed?
Hopefully this isn't too controversial a change. To deploy in our environments, we've standardized on the use of
podAnnotations
,podLabels
andpodEnv
helm values. Globally, this allows for setting values across all deployment, statefulset and daemonset resources.What changes were proposed in this pull request?
Flyte already has
podAnnotations
, but notpodLabels
orpodEnv
. This PR adds both toflyte-core
.Of not,
flyteadmin
has aenv: []
value set already, but it's the only one. I didn't want to break anything so left it as-is. Ideally I think that would becomepodEnv: {}
and would render in the same way as the other charts.How was this patch tested?
make helm
was used locally to generate charts / docs. I set values explicitly in thevalues.yaml
to verify correct renderingi.e.
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