- Docker 1.12 and further don't need nsenter hack. This patch removes
  it.  Also, it bumps the minimal version to 1.12.

Closes #776

Signed-off-by: Sergii Golovatiuk <sgolovatiuk@mirantis.com>

- Set recommended CPU settings
- Cleans up upgrade to weave 1.82. The original WeaveWorks
daemonset definition uses weave-net name.
- Limit DS creation to master
- Combined 2 tasks into one with better condition

if the system doesn't have any config files at all.

Cleans up upgrade to weave 1.82. The original WeaveWorks
daemonset definition uses weave-net name.

Use stdin instead of bash args to pass node filenames and base64 data.
Use tempfile for master cert data

When DNSMasq is configured to read its settings
from a folder ('-7' or '--conf-dir' option) it only
checks that the directory exists and doesn't fail if
it's empty. It could lead to a situation when DNSMasq
is running and handles requests, but not properly
configured, so some of queries can't be resolved.

For consistancy with kubernetes services we should use the same
hostname for nodes, which is 'ansible_hostname'.

Also fixing missed 'kube-node' in templates, Calico is installed
on 'k8s-cluster' roles, not only 'kube-node'.

Calico-rr is broken for deployments with separate k8s-master and
k8s-node roles. In order to fix it we should peer k8s-cluster
nodes with calico-rr, not just k8s-node. The same for peering
with routers.

Closes #925

Fixes #903

ndots creates overhead as every pod creates 5 concurrent connections
that are forwarded to sky dns. Under some circumstances dnsmasq may
prevent forwarding traffic with "Maximum number of concurrent DNS
queries reached" in the logs.

This patch allows to configure the number of concurrent forwarded DNS
queries "dns-forward-max" as well as "cache-size" leaving the default
values as they were before.

Signed-off-by: Sergii Golovatiuk <sgolovatiuk@mirantis.com>

cert creation

rkt deploy mode doesn't create {{ bin_dir }}/kubelet, so
let's rely on kubelet.env file instad.

If this runs on other nodes, it will fail the playbook.

systemctl daemon-reload should be run before when task modifies/creates
union for etcd. Otherwise etcd won't be able to start

Closes #892

Signed-off-by: Sergii Golovatiuk <sgolovatiuk@mirantis.com>

Docker upgrade doesn't auto-restart docker, causing failures
when trying to start another container

the which port the local nginx proxy should listen on for HA
local balancer configurations.

be run by limit on each node without regard for order.

The changes make sure that all of the directories needed to do
certificate management are on the master[0] or etcd[0] node regardless
of when the playbook gets run on each node.  This allows for separate
ansible playbook runs in parallel that don't have to be synchronized.

the openssl tools will fail to create signing requests because
the CN is too long.  This is mainly a problem when FQDNs are used
in the inventory file.

THis will truncate the hostname for the CN field only at the
first dot.  This should handle the issue for most cases.

https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/25063

Also remove the check for != "RedHat" when removing the dhclient hook,
as this had also to be done on other distros. Instead, check if the
dhclienthookfile is defined.

the tasks fail because selinux prevents ip-forwarding setting.

Moving the tasks around addresses two issues.  Makes sure that
the correct python tools are in place before adjusting of selinux
and makes sure that ipforwarding is toggled after selinux adjustments.

This proxy should only be listening for local connections, not 0.0.0.0.

Fixes #868

Fixes scenario where docker-dns.conf tries to create an empty
search entry

"etcd_node_cert_data" variable is undefinded for "calico-rr" role.
This patch adds "calico-rr" nodes to task where "etcd_node_cert_data"
variable is registered.

Change version for calico images to v1.0.0. Also bump versions for
CNI and policy controller.

Also removing images repo and tag duplication from netchecker role

Also update reset.yml to do more dns/network related cleanup.