Within the
PowerProtect Data Manager UI, you can add controller configurations for a Kubernetes cluster.
The following controller configuration keys can be specified when adding or editing the Kubernetes cluster asset source
Advanced Options.
Table 1. Controller configuration keys
Key
Value
Description
k8s.ppdm.autoenable.cbt
true or false
This setting is only applicable for PVCs provisioned by the VMware CSI driver.
PowerProtect Data Manager enables changed block tracking (CBT) by default on First Class Disks (FCDs). Set the value to
false to disable this behavior and perform only full backups.
k8s.ppdm.support.volumeGroup
true or false
PowerProtect Data Manager uses
volumegroup snapshots by default for PVCs provisioned by the PowerFlex CSI driver that have volume group snapshotting enabled. Set the value to
false if you do not want to use
volumegroupsnapshot.
k8s.ppdm.readonly.storageclass
storageclass1,storageclass2
A comma separated list of
storageclass names. During the backup for these storage classes,
PowerProtect Data Manager uses ReadOnlyMany (ROX) mode to create a temporary PVC from the snapshot.
NOTE The provisioner for these storage classes should support ROX mode.
k8s.docker.registry
fqdn:port
The fully qualified domain name (FQDN) of the internal registry for air gapped clusters. For example,
artifacts.example.com or
artifacts.example.com:8446.
k8s.image.pullsecrets
pull secret name
Name of the image pull secret that you create in the
powerprotect namespace and the
velero-ppdm namespace when containers are hosted in an internal registry and the registry requires authentication.
k8s.ppdm.create.timeout
timeout in seconds
The length of time that the
powerprotect-controller waits for the CSI snapshot and temporary PVC to be created during the backup before timing out. The default value is 600 seconds.
k8s.velero.exclude.resources
resourcetype1,resourcetype2
A comma separated list of Kubernetes resource types to be excluded for all backups in the Kubernetes cluster.
NOTE When updates to
Advanced Options result in changes to the configuration of
PowerProtect Data Manager components in the Kubernetes cluster, the interruption of running Kubernetes protection activities can occur.
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