Ensure Profiling Argument Is Disabled

sudo cp -a /etc/kubernetes/manifests/kube-apiserver.yaml /etc/kubernetes/manifests/kube-apiserver.yaml.bak

sudo vi /etc/kubernetes/manifests/kube-apiserver.yaml

- --profiling=false

/bin/ps -ef | grep kube-apiserver | grep -v grep

#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Disable kube-apiserver profiling on all control plane nodes
# Scope: run on every control plane node (as root)
# Impact: editing /etc/kubernetes/manifests/kube-apiserver.yaml will restart the kube-apiserver static pod

set -euo pipefail

APISERVER_MANIFEST="/etc/kubernetes/manifests/kube-apiserver.yaml"
TMP_MANIFEST="/tmp/kube-apiserver.yaml.$$"

echo "[INFO] Ensuring kube-apiserver profiling is disabled"

if [ ! -f "$APISERVER_MANIFEST" ]; then
  echo "[ERROR] Manifest not found at $APISERVER_MANIFEST. This script must run on a control plane node with static pods."
  exit 1
fi

# Create a backup once per host if not already present
BACKUP="${APISERVER_MANIFEST}.cis-backup"
if [ ! -f "$BACKUP" ]; then
  echo "[INFO] Creating backup $BACKUP"
  cp -p "$APISERVER_MANIFEST" "$BACKUP"
fi

# Normalize file to avoid in-place edit issues
cp -p "$APISERVER_MANIFEST" "$TMP_MANIFEST"

# 1) Ensure a --profiling=false argument exists and is not overridden

# Remove any existing --profiling=... args to avoid duplicates
sed -i 's/--profiling=[^[:space:]]*//g' "$TMP_MANIFEST"

# Clean up any excessive whitespace from the removal
# (this is conservative and only touches obvious double-spaces before newlines)
sed -i 's/[[:space:]]\{2,\}/ /g' "$TMP_MANIFEST"

# Add --profiling=false under the kube-apiserver command/args section if missing
if ! grep -q -- "--profiling=false" "$TMP_MANIFEST"; then
  echo "[INFO] Inserting --profiling=false into kube-apiserver manifest"

  # Try to insert into an existing args list if present
  if grep -q '^\s*args:\s*$' "$TMP_MANIFEST"; then
    # Insert as a new arg line after the 'args:' key, if not already present
    awk '
      /^\s*args:\s*$/ && a==0 {
        print $0
        print "    - --profiling=false"
        a=1
        next
      }
      { print $0 }
      END {
        # if args: was never seen (a==0), nothing special to do
      }
    ' "$TMP_MANIFEST" > "${TMP_MANIFEST}.new"
    mv "${TMP_MANIFEST}.new" "$TMP_MANIFEST"
  else
    # If no args: key, try to inject the flag into a single-line "command:" or direct "kube-apiserver" line
    if grep -q 'kube-apiserver' "$TMP_MANIFEST"; then
      # Append to an existing kube-apiserver command line in a minimal and safe way
      awk '
        /kube-apiserver/ && c==0 {
          # Add flag only if not already in the line
          if ($0 !~ /--profiling=false/) {
            sub(/kube-apiserver/, "kube-apiserver --profiling=false", $0)
          }
          c=1
        }
        { print $0 }
      ' "$TMP_MANIFEST" > "${TMP_MANIFEST}.new"
      mv "${TMP_MANIFEST}.new" "$TMP_MANIFEST"
    else
      echo "[ERROR] Could not locate kube-apiserver command/args section to inject --profiling=false. Aborting."
      rm -f "$TMP_MANIFEST"
      exit 1
    fi
  fi
fi

# 2) Move the updated manifest into place (this will trigger kubelet to restart the static pod)
echo "[INFO] Updating $APISERVER_MANIFEST"
mv "$TMP_MANIFEST" "$APISERVER_MANIFEST"

# 3) Verification (same machine: control plane node)
echo "[INFO] Waiting for kube-apiserver to restart with new arguments..."
sleep 15

APISERVER_PROCS="$(/bin/ps -ef | grep kube-apiserver | grep -v grep || true)"

if echo "$APISERVER_PROCS" | grep -q -- "--profiling=false"; then
  if echo "$APISERVER_PROCS" | grep -q -- "--profiling=true"; then
    echo "[FAIL] kube-apiserver still has --profiling=true in its arguments:"
    echo "$APISERVER_PROCS"
    exit 1
  fi
  echo "[OK] kube-apiserver is running with --profiling=false and no conflicting --profiling=true flag:"
  echo "$APISERVER_PROCS"
  exit 0
else
  echo "[FAIL] kube-apiserver process does not show --profiling=false in its arguments:"
  echo "$APISERVER_PROCS"
  exit 1
fi