Change the volumeClaimTemplates
MOCO supports MySQLCluster .spec.volumeClaimTemplates
changes.
When .spec.volumeClaimTemplates
is changed, moco-controller will try to recreate the StatefulSet.
This is because modification of volumeClaimTemplates
in StatefulSet is currently not allowed.
Re-creation StatefulSet is done with the same behavior as kubectl delete sts moco-xxx --cascade=orphan
, without removing the working Pod.
NOTE: It may be possible to edit the StatefulSet directly in the future.
ref: https://github.com/kubernetes/enhancements/issues/661
When re-creating a StatefulSet, moco-controller supports no operation except for volume expansion as described below.
It simply re-creates the StatefulSet.
However, by specifying the --pvc-sync-annotation-keys
and --pvc-sync-label-keys
flags in the controller, you can designate the annotations and labels to be synchronized from .spec.volumeClaimTemplates
to PVC during the recreation of the StatefulSet.
For all other labels and annotations, given the potential side effects, such updates must be performed by the user themselves. This guideline is essential to prevent potential side-effects if entities other than the moco-controller are manipulating the PVC's metadata.
Metrics
The success or failure of the re-creating a StatefulSet is notified to the user in the following metrics:
moco_cluster_statefulset_recreate_total{name="mycluster", namespace="mynamesapce"} 3
moco_cluster_statefulset_recreate_errors_total{name="mycluster", namespace="mynamesapce"} 1
If a StatefulSet fails to recreate, the metrics in moco_cluster_statefulset_recreate_errors_total
is incremented after each reconcile,
so users can notice anomalies by monitoring this metrics.
See the metrics documentation for more details.
Volume expansion
moco-controller automatically resizes the PVC when the size of the MySQLCluster volume claim is extended. If the volume plugin supports online file system expansion, the PVs used by the Pod will be expanded online.
If volume is to be expanded, .allowVolumeExpansion
of the StorageClass must be true
.
moco-controller will validate with the admission webhook and reject the request if volume expansion is not allowed.
If the volume plugin does not support online file system expansion, the Pod must be restarted for the volume expansion to reflect. This must be done manually by the user.
When moco-controller resizes a PVC, there may be a discrepancy between the PVC defined in the MySQLCluster and the actual PVC size. For example, if you are using github.com/topolvm/pvc-autoresizer. In this case, moco-controller will only update if the actual PVC size is smaller than the PVC size after the change.
Metrics
The success or failure of the PVC resizing is notified to the user in the following metrics:
moco_cluster_volume_resized_total{name="mycluster", namespace="mynamesapce"} 4
moco_cluster_volume_resized_errors_total{name="mycluster", namespace="mynamesapce"} 1
This metrics is incremented if the volume size change succeeds or fails.
If fails to volume size changed, the metrics in moco_cluster_volume_resized_errors_total
is incremented after each reconcile,
so users can notice anomalies by monitoring this metrics.
See the metrics documentation for more details.
Volume reduction
MOCO supports PVC reduction, but unlike PVC expansion, the user must perform the operation manually.
The steps are as follows:
- The user modifies the
.spec.volumeClaimTemplates
of the MySQLCluster and sets a smaller volume size. - MOCO updates the
.spec.volumeClaimTemplates
of the StatefulSet. This does not propagate to existing Pods, PVCs, or PVs. - The user manually deletes the MySQL Pod & PVC.
- Wait for the Pod & PVC to be recreated by the statefulset-controller, and for MOCO to clone the data.
- Once the cluster becomes Healthy, the user deletes the next Pod and PVC.
- It is completed when all Pods and PVCs are recreated.
1. The user modifies the .spec.volumeClaimTemplates
of the MySQLCluster and sets a smaller volume size
For example, the user modifies the .spec.volumeClaimTemplates
of the MySQLCluster as follows:
apiVersion: moco.cybozu.com/v1beta2
kind: MySQLCluster
metadata:
namespace: default
name: test
spec:
replicas: 3
podTemplate:
spec:
containers:
- name: mysqld
image: ghcr.io/cybozu-go/moco/mysql:8.4.2
volumeClaimTemplates:
- metadata:
name: mysql-data
spec:
accessModes: [ "ReadWriteOnce" ]
resources:
requests:
- storage: 1Gi
+ storage: 500Mi
2. MOCO updates the .spec.volumeClaimTemplates
of the StatefulSet. This does not propagate to existing Pods, PVCs, or PVs
The moco-controller will update the .spec.volumeClaimTemplates
of the StatefulSet.
The actual modification of the StatefulSet's .spec.volumeClaimTemplates
is not allowed,
so this change is achieved by recreating the StatefulSet.
At this time, only the recreation of StatefulSet is performed, without deleting the Pods and PVCs.
3. The user manually deletes the MySQL Pod & PVC
The user manually deletes the PVC and Pod. Use the following command to delete them:
$ kubectl delete --wait=false pvc <pvc-name>
$ kubectl delete --grace-period=1 <pod-name>
4. Wait for the Pod & PVC to be recreated by the statefulset-controller, and for MOCO to clone the data
The statefulset-controller recreates Pods and PVCs, creating a new PVC with a reduced size. Once the MOCO successfully starts a Pod, it begins cloning the data.
$ kubectl get mysqlcluster,po,pvc
NAME AVAILABLE HEALTHY PRIMARY SYNCED REPLICAS ERRANT REPLICAS LAST BACKUP
mysqlcluster.moco.cybozu.com/test True False 0 2 <no value>
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE
pod/moco-test-0 3/3 Running 0 2m14s
pod/moco-test-1 3/3 Running 0 114s
pod/moco-test-2 0/3 Init:1/2 0 7s
NAME STATUS VOLUME CAPACITY ACCESS MODES STORAGECLASS AGE
persistentvolumeclaim/mysql-data-moco-test-0 Bound pvc-03c73525-0d6d-49de-b68a-f8af4c4c7faa 1Gi RWO standard 2m14s
persistentvolumeclaim/mysql-data-moco-test-1 Bound pvc-73c26baa-3432-4c85-b5b6-875ffd2456d9 1Gi RWO standard 114s
persistentvolumeclaim/mysql-data-moco-test-2 Bound pvc-779b5b3c-3efc-4048-a549-a4bd2d74ed4e 500Mi RWO standard 7s
5. Once the cluster becomes Healthy, the user deletes the next Pod and PVC
The user waits until the MySQLCluster state becomes Healthy, and then deletes the next Pod and PVC.
$ kubectl get mysqlcluster
NAME AVAILABLE HEALTHY PRIMARY SYNCED REPLICAS ERRANT REPLICAS LAST BACKUP
mysqlcluster.moco.cybozu.com/test True True 1 3 <no value>
6. It is completed when all Pods and PVCs are recreated
Repeat steps 3 to 5 until all Pods and PVCs are recreated.