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I'm quite new to all this but my current understanding was that on a typical node you will install kubelet, but have no need for kubectl on those hosts, so they should not depend on each other at all.
I'm not really familiar with CNI or the networking, but I thought it was an optional component and kept it off the kubelet deps for time being.
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Why not?
I see kubectl as a not-so-heavy-dep, and the most of users want it on their machines.
If they're installing kubeadm which is a CLI tool, kubectl CLI tool is handy to have as well.
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kubelet
doesn't have such dependencies, so I'm in favor of removal.
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I think we should depend on kubernetes-cni, but I don't think we should depend on kubectl. kubernetes-cni is basically required for core networking functionality like running flannel. e.g. we depend on socat even though port forwarding is an "optional" feature. kubectl on the other hand should only be installed on the master.
We need to do a pass and figure out how we can keep the rpms and debs from drifting.
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for me:
kubelet
should depend on kubernetes-cni
, but not kubectl
kubeadm
should depend on both kubectl
and kubelet
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@luxas Why kubeadm
should depend on kubectl
?
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@RustyRobot the instructions in kubeadm docs will refer to kubectl (e.g.
for installing network add-on), so it would be sort of sub-optimal to not
pull it in.
@luxas I recall you have captured all kubelet deps, has that been reflected
in out package specs?
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Documented here: kubernetes/kubernetes#26093 (comment)
I think I covered the most of them already: https://github.com/kubernetes/release/blob/master/debian/xenial/kubelet/debian/control#L13
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Why not?
Well, because it's hard-dependency, which is not required for kubeadm
to work.
I see kubectl as a not-so-heavy-dep, and the most of users want it on their machines.
If they're installing kubeadm which is a CLI tool, kubectl CLI tool is handy to have as well.
kubeadm
is used to bootstrap the cluster, and there are a couple of servers from which cluster management is performed not from all the minions.
the instructions in kubeadm docs will refer to kubectl (e.g. for installing network add-on), so it would be sort of sub-optimal to not pull it in.
We can write in the instruction on the nodes which are required sudo apt-get install kubeadm kubectl
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If you think that it is what we should do (add kubectl dependency for kubeadm) here is a patch for that #109.
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