Are theer plans for supporting other advanced K8s solutions, like VMW/Pivotal PKS (which uses Ubuntu OS) and VMW Tanzu K8s Grid (TKG, which uses VMW PhotonOS)?

If so, what is the timeframe? I'd appreciate an update.

Regards,

Sergey Schindler

DTS Global Enterprise Architect

Hi Sergey,

Ubuntu support is on the roadmap.

VMware Project Pacific & Tanzu are under evaluation.

I will reach out to you directly to discuss the dates.

Rgds.

When is the support for CoreOS and OPenshift 4.3 coming ?

CoreOS support for the OpenShift worker nodes is currently on the backlog for qualification.  Along with OpenShift 4.3, it is something we are trying to target for the next release.

Bump v1.2

The resizer works well! Glad that was added. I would add that I have it running on 1.17.6. I had no issues with deployment and nothing seems out of the ordinary. Also wanted to add that we use Oracle Linux 7. No issues with that either. But it makes sense since OL7 is 100% binary compatible to RHEL.

Hi,

Is there a way to add Version object in any way somewhere in the driver so it's easy to find out which version of CSI driver is installed? Perhaps in the default storage class if it's allowed.

This is how i find it but there could be an easier way:

#kubectl logs -n isilon isilon-controller-0 -c provisioner

GRPC response: {"manifest":{"commit":"a96b86bfb7fe7c74a6f286e23fad58ad70237610","formed":"Thu, 16 Apr 2020 00:10:23 UTC","semver":"1.1.0","url":"http://github.com/dell/csi-isilon"},"name":"csi-isilon.dellemc.com","vendor_version":"1.1.0"}

Hi @acd13,

The easiest is probably to check the image version:

[~]$ kubectl get statefulsets.apps -n isilon isilon-controller  -o yaml | grep 'image: dell'
        image: dellemc/csi-isilon:v1.2.0.000R

[~]$ kubectl get daemonset -n isilon isilon-node  -o yaml | grep 'image: dell'
        image: dellemc/csi-isilon:v1.2.0.000R

Update v1.3

Does the CSI user have to be in the System zone?

Hi @IvanBerg,

Yes it does.

Hi ... Is CSI driver for Tanzu is now available?

Now that from OneFS 8.2.2 onward we have zone aware RBAC (zRBAC) is it still mandatory to have CSI user in System zone or it could be in a dedicated for CSI access zone with appropriate roles only for that zone? 

Until OneFS 9.2.1, you have to use CSI user in system zone, because privilege ISI_PRIV_SNAPSHOT and ISI_PRIV_QUOTA cannot be added to role in non-system zone. 

Can we use PowerScale CSI driver to mount to an existing shared folder on Isilon server without creating new volumes?

We have lots of files on PowerScale/Isilon over the years, we are hoping to use kubernetes Pods to access(read/delete/update) these files.

Thanks.