local-path-provisioner
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rancher
Dynamically provisioning persistent local storage with Kubernetes
Adds the RISC-V architecture to the scripts involved in building and packaging Local Path Provisioner; no code changes. The resulting container has been tested in QEMU with a [RISC-V build...
It looks like at a certain point you removed the possibility to completely define the helper pod definition, while you actually kept the helm chart's README.md still mentioning it. Please...
For my auditors, they want the registry listed for each container we are running. Storing it here makes generating my reports much easier.
In most cases, we can see the /opt/local-path-provisioner/xxx will have 777 permission, but some of them are 755, when this case happens, it will be no permission to write. I...
I have a `hostPath` persistent volume pointed to a path `/opt/anaconda/storage` that is owned by 1000:0, the same UID and GID that the pod will run in. This PV is...
Documentation around parameters block for storageClass - https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/storage-classes/#parameters For our use-case we wanted the volume to be of `xfs` file system and we were able to achieve it with this...
With the release of #306, it's now possible to use different storageclass to route the data to different directories. It's very useful :medal_sports: but it's not yet possible to use...
Currently, the folder names are created with a hardcoded pattern: `pvname_namespace_pvcname` (see https://github.com/rancher/local-path-provisioner/blob/master/provisioner.go#L261). It would be very useful to be able to use a different folder name pattern, like `namespace-pvcname`...
Is there any support for [CSI Volume Cloning](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/volume-pvc-datasource/)? It does not seem to work but does not cause any errors either
It's a feature question. I want to set up a local volume only on specific nodes(ex. node1, node2, node3) Can I simply deploy the local-path-provisioner pods on the nodes that...
