Fix Cluster Creation in User Provided Subnet

[AbdullahAlShaad]

What type of PR is this?
/kind bug

What this PR does / why we need it:
This PR enables the creation of clusters in user-provided subnets. It also adds validation for user-provided subnets to ensure that at least one subnet is in the same region where the cluster will be created. The user-provided subnets are created in the intended region rather than the default region.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes (optional, in fixes #<issue number>(, fixes #<issue_number>, ...) format, will close the issue(s) when PR gets merged):
Fixes #896

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Please confirm that if this PR changes any image versions, then that's the sole change this PR makes.

TODOs:

• squashed commits
• includes documentation
• adds unit tests

Release note:

Fix bug for the creation of clusters in user-provided subnets

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[richardcase]

@Shaad7 - how would you feel about adding an e2e test to cover this scenario?

[AbdullahAlShaad]

@richardcase I have looked the e2e test codes. The cluster template is generated using clusterctl commands. There is not flag or export using which I can add a custom subnet. Any idea how can I add e2e test for this ?

[richardcase]

@richardcase I have looked the e2e test codes. The cluster template is generated using clusterctl commands. There is not flag or export using which I can add a custom subnet. Any idea how can I add e2e test for this ?

It can be quite time-consuming adding e2e tests, but there is lots of value as it prevents regressions.

If i was doing the work i would probably do this:

• create a new template specifically for use in the e2e tests here
  • Add a envsubst variable for the subnet so that you can replace the token later
• Add the new template after this entry so clusterctl picks it up:

  cluster-api-provider-gcp/test/e2e/config/gcp-ci.yaml

  Line 73 in 5e7fc14

  - sourcePath: "${PWD}/test/e2e/data/infrastructure-gcp/cluster-template-ci-gke-autopilot.yaml"

• Then in the e2e_test.go test file i would create a new It under Context("Creating a single control-plane cluster", func() and use the new template created earlier, so something like this:

It("Should create a cluster with 1 worker node with user provided subnets", func() {
                        By("Creating subnets")

                        // Add code to create or get existing subnets in GCP

			By("Initializes with 1 worker node")
			clusterctl.ApplyClusterTemplateAndWait(ctx, clusterctl.ApplyClusterTemplateAndWaitInput{
				ClusterProxy: bootstrapClusterProxy,
				ConfigCluster: clusterctl.ConfigClusterInput{
					LogFolder:                clusterctlLogFolder,
					ClusterctlConfigPath:     clusterctlConfigPath,
					KubeconfigPath:           bootstrapClusterProxy.GetKubeconfigPath(),
					InfrastructureProvider:   clusterctl.DefaultInfrastructureProvider,
					Flavor:                   "newtemplateflavour", // <- this is where we specify the new template
					Namespace:                namespace.Name,
					ClusterName:              clusterName,
					KubernetesVersion:        e2eConfig.GetVariable(KubernetesVersion),
					ControlPlaneMachineCount: pointer.Int64Ptr(1),
					WorkerMachineCount:       pointer.Int64Ptr(1),
                                        ClusterctlVariables: map[string]string{
						"SUBNET": subnetid,
					},
				},
				WaitForClusterIntervals:      e2eConfig.GetIntervals(specName, "wait-cluster"),
				WaitForControlPlaneIntervals: e2eConfig.GetIntervals(specName, "wait-control-plane"),
				WaitForMachineDeployments:    e2eConfig.GetIntervals(specName, "wait-worker-nodes"),
			}, result)
              })
     })

[AbdullahAlShaad]

Thank you @richardcase . I have added e2e test for the scenario. Can you have a look ?

[richardcase]

@Shaad7 - thanks for adding the e2e test. A coupld of comments on it. Currently the test isn't using the new template you added.

[richardcase]

/test pull-cluster-api-provider-gcp-e2e-test

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[richardcase]

Thanks @AbdullahAlShaad . From my side:

/approve

[richardcase]

For final eyes and lgtm

/assign cpanato

[cpanato]

thanks

/lgtm
/approve

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