Remoting over Apache Kafka with Kubernetes features
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Goal: Enhance the plugin and to provide out-of-the-box management in Kubernetes environment
Status: Completed
Team
Student:
Long Nguyen
Mentor(s):
Andrey Falko
Pham Vu Tuan
Ankit Jain
Supun Wanniarachchi
Oleg Nenashev
Motivation
Previous version of Remoting over Apache Kafka plugin requires users to manually configure the entire system which includes Zookeeper, Apache Kafka and Remoting agents. It also didn’t support dynamic agent provisioning so scalability was harder to achieve. This project aims to solve two problems:
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Out-of-the-box solution to provision Apache Kafka cluster.
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Dynamic agent provisioning in a Kubernetes cluster.
Phase 1 Summary
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Launching Apache Kafka in Kubernetes feature:
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User interface (JENKINS-57667)
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Back-end function (JENKINS-57896)
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Kubernetes YAML specification files (JENKINS-57669)
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Helm chart skeleton (JENKINS-57670)
Phase 2 Summary
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Cloud implementation to dynamically provision Remoting Kafka Agent in Kubernetes (JENKINS-57668)
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Helm chart completion (JENKINS-57671)
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Configuration-as-Code support (JENKINS-58218)
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Release version 2.0 (JENKINS-58218)
Phase 3 Summary
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Add retention strategy for Cloud (JENKINS-58690)
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Write unit tests and integration tests to bring test coverage to 70% (JENKINS-57898, JENKINS-58786)
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Update dependencies and Apache Kafka versions (JENKINS-58081)
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Add JaCoCo to the project
