pkg/provider/ip/eni/eni.go (198 lines of code) (raw):
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//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"). You may
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//
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//
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package eni
import (
"fmt"
"strings"
"sync"
"github.com/aws/amazon-vpc-resource-controller-k8s/pkg/aws/ec2"
"github.com/aws/amazon-vpc-resource-controller-k8s/pkg/aws/ec2/api"
"github.com/aws/amazon-vpc-resource-controller-k8s/pkg/aws/vpc"
"github.com/aws/amazon-vpc-resource-controller-k8s/pkg/config"
"github.com/aws/amazon-vpc-resource-controller-k8s/pkg/utils"
"github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go-v2/aws"
"github.com/go-logr/logr"
)
var ENIDescription = "aws-k8s-eni"
type eniManager struct {
// instance is the pointer to the instance details
instance ec2.EC2Instance
// lock to prevent multiple routines concurrently accessing the eni for same node
lock sync.Mutex // lock guards the following resources
// attachedENIs is the list of ENIs attached to the instance
attachedENIs []*eni
// resourceToENIMap is the map from IPv4 address or prefix to the ENI that it belongs to
resourceToENIMap map[string]*eni
}
// eniDetails stores the eniID along with the number of new IPs that can be assigned form it
type eni struct {
eniID string
remainingCapacity int
}
type IPv4Resource struct {
PrivateIPv4Addresses []string
IPv4Prefixes []string
}
type ENIManager interface {
InitResources(ec2APIHelper api.EC2APIHelper) (*IPv4Resource, error)
CreateIPV4Resource(required int, resourceType config.ResourceType, ec2APIHelper api.EC2APIHelper, log logr.Logger) ([]string, error)
DeleteIPV4Resource(ipList []string, resourceType config.ResourceType, ec2APIHelper api.EC2APIHelper, log logr.Logger) ([]string, error)
}
// NewENIManager returns a new ENI Manager
func NewENIManager(instance ec2.EC2Instance) *eniManager {
return &eniManager{
resourceToENIMap: map[string]*eni{},
instance: instance,
}
}
// InitResources loads the list of ENIs, secondary IPs and prefixes, associated with the instance
func (e *eniManager) InitResources(ec2APIHelper api.EC2APIHelper) (*IPv4Resource, error) {
e.lock.Lock()
defer e.lock.Unlock()
nwInterfaces, err := ec2APIHelper.GetInstanceNetworkInterface(aws.String(e.instance.InstanceID()))
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
limits, found := vpc.Limits[e.instance.Type()]
if !found {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("unsupported instance type, error: %w", utils.ErrNotFound)
}
ipLimit := limits.IPv4PerInterface
var availIPs []string
var availPrefixes []string
for _, nwInterface := range nwInterfaces {
if nwInterface.PrivateIpAddresses != nil {
eni := &eni{
remainingCapacity: ipLimit,
eniID: *nwInterface.NetworkInterfaceId,
}
// loop through assigned IPv4 addresses and store into map
for _, ip := range nwInterface.PrivateIpAddresses {
if *ip.Primary != true {
availIPs = append(availIPs, *ip.PrivateIpAddress)
e.resourceToENIMap[*ip.PrivateIpAddress] = eni
}
eni.remainingCapacity--
}
// loop through assigned IPv4 prefixes and store into map
if nwInterface.Ipv4Prefixes != nil {
for _, prefix := range nwInterface.Ipv4Prefixes {
availPrefixes = append(availPrefixes, *prefix.Ipv4Prefix)
e.resourceToENIMap[*prefix.Ipv4Prefix] = eni
eni.remainingCapacity--
}
}
e.attachedENIs = append(e.attachedENIs, eni)
}
}
ipV4Resource := IPv4Resource{
PrivateIPv4Addresses: e.addSubnetMaskToIPSlice(availIPs),
IPv4Prefixes: availPrefixes,
}
return &ipV4Resource, nil
}
// CreateIPV4Resource creates either IPv4 address or IPv4 prefix depending on ResourceType and returns the list of assigned resources
// along with the error if not all the required resources were assigned
func (e *eniManager) CreateIPV4Resource(required int, resourceType config.ResourceType, ec2APIHelper api.EC2APIHelper, log logr.Logger) ([]string, error) {
e.lock.Lock()
defer e.lock.Unlock()
var assignedIPv4Resources []string
log = log.WithValues("node name", e.instance.Name())
// Loop till we reach the last available ENI and list of assigned IPv4 resources is equal to the required resources
for index := 0; index < len(e.attachedENIs) && len(assignedIPv4Resources) < required; index++ {
remainingCapacity := e.attachedENIs[index].remainingCapacity
if remainingCapacity > 0 {
canAssign := 0
// Number of resources wanted is the number of resources required minus the number of resources assigned till now
want := required - len(assignedIPv4Resources)
// Cannot fulfil the entire request using this ENI, allocate whatever the ENI can assign
if remainingCapacity < want {
canAssign = remainingCapacity
} else {
canAssign = want
}
// Assign the IPv4 resource from this ENI
assigned, err := ec2APIHelper.AssignIPv4ResourcesAndWaitTillReady(e.attachedENIs[index].eniID, resourceType, canAssign)
if err != nil && len(assigned) == 0 {
// Return the list of resources that were actually created along with the error
return assigned, err
} else if err != nil {
// Just log and continue processing the assigned resources
log.Error(err, "failed to assign all the requested resources",
"requested", want, "got", len(assigned))
}
// Update the remaining capacity, assigned can be empty while err is nil
e.attachedENIs[index].remainingCapacity = remainingCapacity - len(assigned)
// Append the assigned IPs on this ENI to the list of IPs created across all the ENIs
assignedIPv4Resources = append(assignedIPv4Resources, assigned...)
// Add the mapping from IP to ENI, so that we can easily delete the IP and increment the remaining IP count
// on the ENI
for _, resource := range assigned {
e.resourceToENIMap[resource] = e.attachedENIs[index]
}
log.Info("assigned IPv4 resources", "resource type", resourceType, "resources", assigned,
"eni", e.attachedENIs[index].eniID, "want", want, "can provide upto", canAssign)
}
}
// TODO: Windows doesn't support multi-ENI yet, commenting out code that creates new ENI. Uncomment once multi-ENI is supported.
//// Number of secondary IPs or IPv4 prefixes supported minus the primary IP
//ipLimit := vpc.Limits[e.instance.Type()].IPv4PerInterface - 1
//eniLimit := vpc.Limits[e.instance.Type()].Interface
//
//// If the existing ENIs could not assign the required resources, loop till the new ENIs can assign the required
//// number of IPv4 resources
//for len(assignedIPv4Resources) < required &&
// len(e.attachedENIs) < eniLimit {
//
// deviceIndex, err := e.instance.GetHighestUnusedDeviceIndex()
// if err != nil {
// // TODO: Refresh device index for linux nodes only
// return assignedIPv4Resources, err
// }
// want := required - len(assignedIPv4Resources)
// if want > ipLimit {
// want = ipLimit
// }
//
// // Create new ENI and store newly assigned resources into map
// switch resourceType {
// case config.ResourceTypeIPv4Address:
// ipResourceCount := &config.IPResourceCount{SecondaryIPv4Count: want}
// nwInterface, err := ec2APIHelper.CreateAndAttachNetworkInterface(aws.String(e.instance.InstanceID()),
// aws.String(e.instance.SubnetID()), e.instance.CurrentInstanceSecurityGroups(), nil, aws.Int64(deviceIndex),
// &ENIDescription, nil, ipResourceCount)
// if err != nil {
// // TODO: Check if any clean up is required here for linux nodes only?
// return assignedIPv4Resources, err
// }
// eni := &eni{
// remainingCapacity: ipLimit - want,
// eniID: *nwInterface.NetworkInterfaceId,
// }
// e.attachedENIs = append(e.attachedENIs, eni)
// for _, assignedIP := range nwInterface.PrivateIpAddresses {
// if !*assignedIP.Primary {
// assignedIPv4Resources = append(assignedIPv4Resources, *assignedIP.PrivateIpAddress)
// // Also add the mapping from IP to ENI
// e.resourceToENIMap[*assignedIP.PrivateIpAddress] = eni
// }
// }
//
// case config.ResourceTypeIPv4Prefix:
// ipResourceCount := &config.IPResourceCount{IPv4PrefixCount: want}
// nwInterface, err := ec2APIHelper.CreateAndAttachNetworkInterface(aws.String(e.instance.InstanceID()),
// aws.String(e.instance.SubnetID()), e.instance.CurrentInstanceSecurityGroups(), nil, aws.Int64(deviceIndex),
// &ENIDescription, nil, ipResourceCount)
// if err != nil {
// // TODO: Check if any clean up is required here for linux nodes only?
// return assignedIPv4Resources, err
// }
// eni := &eni{
// remainingCapacity: ipLimit - want,
// eniID: *nwInterface.NetworkInterfaceId,
// }
// e.attachedENIs = append(e.attachedENIs, eni)
// for _, assignedPrefix := range nwInterface.Ipv4Prefixes {
// assignedIPv4Resources = append(assignedIPv4Resources, *assignedPrefix.Ipv4Prefix)
// // Also add the mapping from Prefix to ENI
// e.resourceToENIMap[*assignedPrefix.Ipv4Prefix] = eni
// }
// }
//}
var err error
// This can happen if the subnet doesn't have remaining IPs
if len(assignedIPv4Resources) < required {
err = fmt.Errorf("not able to create the desired number of %s, required %d, created %d",
resourceType, required, len(assignedIPv4Resources))
}
// add subnet mask to assigned IP
if resourceType == config.ResourceTypeIPv4Address {
assignedIPv4Resources = e.addSubnetMaskToIPSlice(assignedIPv4Resources)
}
return assignedIPv4Resources, err
}
// DeleteIPV4Resource deletes the list of IPv4 resources depending on resource type and returns the list of resources
// that failed to delete along with the error
func (e *eniManager) DeleteIPV4Resource(resourceList []string, resourceType config.ResourceType, ec2APIHelper api.EC2APIHelper, log logr.Logger) ([]string, error) {
e.lock.Lock()
defer e.lock.Unlock()
var failedToUnAssign []string
var errors []error
log = log.WithValues("node name", e.instance.Name())
if resourceList == nil || len(resourceList) == 0 {
return resourceList, fmt.Errorf("failed to unassign since resourceList is empty")
}
// IP address needs to have /19 suffix, whereas prefix already has /28 suffix
if resourceType == config.ResourceTypeIPv4Address {
resourceList = e.stripSubnetMaskFromIPSlice(resourceList)
}
groupedResources := e.groupResourcesPerENI(resourceList)
for eni, resources := range groupedResources {
err := ec2APIHelper.UnassignIPv4Resources(eni.eniID, resourceType, resources)
if err != nil {
errors = append(errors, err)
log.Info("failed to deleted IPv4 resources", "eni", eni.eniID, "resource type", resourceType,
"resources", resources)
failedToUnAssign = append(failedToUnAssign, resources...)
continue
}
eni.remainingCapacity += len(resources)
for _, resource := range resources {
delete(e.resourceToENIMap, resource)
}
log.Info("deleted IPv4 resources", "eni", eni.eniID, "resource type", resourceType, "resources", resources)
}
ipLimit := vpc.Limits[e.instance.Type()].IPv4PerInterface - 1
primaryENIID := e.instance.PrimaryNetworkInterfaceID()
// Clean up ENIs that just have the primary network interface attached to them
i := 0
for _, eni := range e.attachedENIs {
// ENI doesn't have any secondary IP or prefix attached to it and is not the primary network interface
if eni.remainingCapacity == ipLimit && primaryENIID != eni.eniID {
err := ec2APIHelper.DeleteNetworkInterface(&eni.eniID)
if err != nil {
errors = append(errors, err)
e.attachedENIs[i] = eni
i++
continue
}
log.Info("deleted ENI successfully as it has no secondary IP or prefix attached",
"id", eni.eniID)
} else {
e.attachedENIs[i] = eni
i++
}
}
e.attachedENIs = e.attachedENIs[:i]
if errors != nil && len(errors) > 0 {
return failedToUnAssign, fmt.Errorf("failed to unassign one or more %s: %v", resourceType, errors)
}
return nil, nil
}
// groupResourcesPerENI groups the resources to delete per ENI
func (e *eniManager) groupResourcesPerENI(deleteList []string) map[*eni][]string {
toDelete := map[*eni][]string{}
for _, resource := range deleteList {
eni := e.resourceToENIMap[resource]
ls := toDelete[eni]
ls = append(ls, resource)
toDelete[eni] = ls
}
return toDelete
}
func (e *eniManager) addSubnetMaskToIPSlice(ipAddresses []string) []string {
for i := 0; i < len(ipAddresses); i++ {
ipAddresses[i] = ipAddresses[i] + "/" + e.instance.SubnetMask()
}
return ipAddresses
}
func (e *eniManager) stripSubnetMaskFromIPSlice(ipAddresses []string) []string {
for i := 0; i < len(ipAddresses); i++ {
ipAddresses[i] = strings.Split(ipAddresses[i], "/")[0]
}
return ipAddresses
}