tencent cloud

Operations Supported by Kubectl

Using CRD via YAML

MachineSet

apiVersion: node.tke.cloud.tencent.com/v1beta1
kind: MachineSet
spec:
 type: Native
 displayName: mstest
 replicas: 2
 autoRepair: true
 deletePolicy: Random
 healthCheckPolicyName: test-all
 instanceTypes:
 - C3.LARGE8
 subnetIDs:
 - subnet-xxxxxxxx
 - subnet-yyyyyyyy
 scaling:
   createPolicy: ZonePriority
   maxReplicas: 100
 template:
   spec:
     displayName: mtest
     runtimeRootDir: /var/lib/containerd
     unschedulable: false
     metadata:
       labels:
         key1: "val1"
         key2: "val2"
     providerSpec:
       type: Native
       value:
         instanceChargeType: PostpaidByHour
         lifecycle:
           preInit: "echo hello"
           postInit: "echo world"
         management:
           hosts:
           - Hostnames:
             - lkongtest
             IP: 22.22.22.22
           nameservers:
           - 183.60.83.19
           - 183.60.82.98
           - 8.8.8.8
         metadata:
           creationTimestamp: null
         securityGroupIDs:
         - sg-xxxxxxxx
         systemDisk:
           diskSize: 50
           diskType: CloudPremium

Kubectl Operation Demo

MachineSet

1. Run the kubectl create -f machineset-demo.yaml command to create a MachineSet based on the preceding YAML file:
   

2. Run the kubectl get machineset command to view the status of the MachineSet np-pjrlok3w. At this time, the corresponding node pool already exists in the console, and its node is being created:
   

3. Run the kubectl describe machineset np-pjrlok3w command to view the description of the MachineSet np-pjrlok3w:
   

4. Run the kubectl scale --replicas=2 machineset/np-pjrlok3w command to scale in the node pool:
   

5. Run the kubectl delete ms np-pjrlok3w command to delete the node pool.
   

Machine

1. Run the kubectl get machine command to view the machine list. At this time, the corresponding nodes already exist in the console:
   
   

2. Run the kubectl describe ma np-14024r66-nv8bk command to check the description of the machine np-14024r66-nv8bk:
   

3. Run the kubectl delete ma np-14024r66-nv8bk command to delete the node.

Note：

• If you delete the node directly without adjusting the expected number of nodes in the node pool, the node pool will create a new node to join the node pool when detecting that the actual number of nodes does not meet the declarative number of nodes. The recommended way to delete a node is as follows:
  1. Run the kubectl scale --replicas=1 machineset/np-xxxxx command to adjust the expected number of nodes.
  2. Run the kubectl delete machine np-xxxxxx-dtjhd command to delete the corresponding node.