Switch to distroless
upodroid opened this issue · 8 comments
A long-term optimization for the image-promoter is to switch the image to distroless. That means that everything has to be implemented in Go but we are making various os.exec
calls in the code.
REDACTED MCW0CDP3YY ~ Desktop Git promo-tools switch-to-distroless 1✎ 1+ $ grep -r -e exec.Command -e gsutil -e gcloud . | grep -v e2e
./cmd/count-requests/main.go: cmd = exec.Command("mktemp", "-d")
./cmd/count-requests/main.go: cmd = exec.Command("git", "clone", "https://github.com/kubernetes/k8s.io.git", tmpDir)
./cmd/count-requests/main.go: cmd = exec.Command("ls", subProjects)
./cmd/count-requests/main.go: cmd = exec.Command("rm", "-r", tmpDir)
./cmd/kpromo/cmd/cip/cip.go: "pass '--account=...' to all gcloud calls",
./cmd/kpromo/cmd/run/files.go: "allow service account usage with gcloud calls",
./internal/legacy/gcloud/token.go:package gcloud
./internal/legacy/gcloud/token.go:// GetServiceAccountToken calls gcloud to get an access token for the specified
./internal/legacy/gcloud/token.go: cmd := command.New("gcloud", args...)
./internal/legacy/gcloud/token.go:// ActivateServiceAccount activates the service account with gcloud.
./internal/legacy/gcloud/token.go: "gcloud",
./internal/legacy/stream/subprocess.go: cmd := exec.Command(invocation[0], invocation[1:]...)
./internal/legacy/audit/types.go: // for "gcloud logging logs list".
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory_test.go: "gcloud",
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory_test.go: "gcloud",
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory_test.go: "gcloud",
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory_test.go: "gcloud",
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/types.go: "sigs.k8s.io/promo-tools/v3/internal/legacy/gcloud"
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/types.go:// (e.g., a "gcloud" command, or perhaps in the future, a REST call).
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/types.go: Tokens map[RootRepo]gcloud.Token
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/types.go:// generates the set of "gcloud ..." commands used to manipulate Docker
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/registry/registry.go: out, err := exec.Command("curl", imgEndpoint).Output()
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/registry/registry.go: out, err := exec.Command("curl", imgEndpoint).Output()
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/registry/context.go: "sigs.k8s.io/promo-tools/v3/internal/legacy/gcloud"
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/registry/context.go: Token gcloud.Token `yaml:"-"`
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory.go: "sigs.k8s.io/promo-tools/v3/internal/legacy/gcloud"
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory.go: Tokens: make(map[RootRepo]gcloud.Token),
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory.go: token, err := gcloud.GetServiceAccountToken(rc.ServiceAccount, sc.UseServiceAccount)
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory.go: // overwriting), do not bother shelling out to gcloud. Instead just
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory.go:// GetWriteCmd generates a gcloud command that is used to make modifications to
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory.go: "gcloud",
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory.go: return gcloud.MaybeUseServiceAccount(
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory.go: "gcloud",
./internal/legacy/dockerregistry/inventory.go: return gcloud.MaybeUseServiceAccount(
./internal/promoter/image/sign.go: "sigs.k8s.io/promo-tools/v3/internal/legacy/gcloud"
./internal/promoter/image/sign.go: token gcloud.Token
./internal/promoter/image/sign.go: token gcloud.Token
./internal/promoter/image/impl.go: "sigs.k8s.io/promo-tools/v3/internal/legacy/gcloud"
./internal/promoter/image/impl.go: if err := gcloud.ActivateServiceAccounts(opts.KeyFiles); err != nil {
./docs/github-promotion.md:This subcommand directly depends on `gcloud` and `gsutil` to be installed on
./docs/file-promotion.md: --use-service-account allow service account usage with gcloud calls
Binary file ./.git/objects/pack/pack-4d13f9e7c1f81fe8a82f984fcf8c36bf168faf5c.pack matches
Binary file ./.git/index matches
./promoter/file/token.go: "sigs.k8s.io/promo-tools/v3/internal/legacy/gcloud"
./promoter/file/token.go:// gcloudTokenSource implements oauth2.TokenSource.
./promoter/file/token.go:type gcloudTokenSource struct {
./promoter/file/token.go:func (s *gcloudTokenSource) Token() (*oauth2.Token, error) {
./promoter/file/token.go: token, err := gcloud.GetServiceAccountToken(s.ServiceAccount, true)
./promoter/file/filestore.go: ts := &gcloudTokenSource{ServiceAccount: filestore.ServiceAccount}
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Hm yeah, that is a long term goal for our libraries.
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