Introduce hard/soft limits for commiting run and run tool/pipeline

[SilinPavel]

Background Docker images can be extremely big, so it is nice to have a mechanism to warn/reject user from creation or running such big images.

Approach

1. Let's introduce new System preference - commit.tool.size.limits (Object) with structure:

   {
     "commitToolSoftLimit": <size value in bytes, long>,
     "commitToolHardLimit": <size value in bytes, long>,
     "runToolSoftLimit": <size value in bytes, long>,
     "runToolHardLimit": <size value in bytes, long>
   }

   Provide validation for the values of the properties`

2. Modify a method in PipelineRunController GET /run/{runId}/commit/check to provide more extended result like:

   {
       "enoughSpace": {
          "status": <ENUM (FAIL, WARN, OK)>,
          "message": <can be null, message in case of warning or fail>,
          "value": <raw value of the metric, for enoughSpace true/false>
       },
       "containerSize":  {
           "status": <ENUM (FAIL, WARN, OK)>,
           "message": <can be null, message in case of warning or fail>,
           "value": <raw value of the metric, for containerSize size in bytes>
       }
   }

   To do so, let's introduce new server method in DockerContainerOperationManager to be able to ask node which is host the run, current size of the run container.

   • This method should work similar as commit procedure (ssh to the node) and utilize command docker inspect ${CONTAINER_ID} -s --format "{{.SizeRw}}"
   • Timeout should be implemented for the method to not to hang much time
   • If something goes wrong (timeout or error) return -1 as containerSize

3. On UI:

   • During commit change logic to verify not only enoughSpace but also check that containerSize < commitToolSoftLimit/commitToolHardLimit
     • If bigger:
     • For commitToolSoftLimit : Warn user that container image will be too big, but let to commit if needed
     • For commitToolHardLimit : Restrict to commit
   • During Tool/Pipeline run, check if tool version size < runToolSoftLimit/runToolHardLimit
     • If bigger:
     • For runToolSoftLimit : Warn user that container image is too big, but let to run if needed
     • For runToolHardLimit : Restrict to run