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storageclass example uses the wrong parameter for the backstore server password. #1
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Don, Shailesh,
Could you please comment? Thanks much.
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*Marc Fleischmann*
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*Subject:* [Datera/kubernetes-driver] storageclass example uses the wrong
parameter for the backstore server password. (#1)
After creating a storageclass using examples/datera-storage-class.yaml with
some modification to use a new non-admin service account, it would not
provision new instances after creating a new persistentvolumeclaim to use
the new SC. After some playing around with the parameters, I was able to
get it to work by changing serverPasswd to serverPassword, though I'm not
sure if that means the external provisioner is looking at the wrong param
or the example YAML file has a typo.
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Wrong Marc Fleischmann. You want the one that lives in Menlo Park.
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Don, Shailesh,
Could you please comment? Thanks much.
Best regards,
*Marc Fleischmann*
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*Subject:* [Datera/kubernetes-driver] storageclass example uses the wrong
parameter for the backstore server password. (#1)
After creating a storageclass using examples/datera-storage-class.yaml
with
some modification to use a new non-admin service account, it would not
provision new instances after creating a new persistentvolumeclaim to use
the new SC. After some playing around with the parameters, I was able to
get it to work by changing serverPasswd to serverPassword, though I'm not
sure if that means the external provisioner is looking at the wrong param
or the example YAML file has a typo.
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Nah, I live in Palo Alto, too. :)
Best regards,
*Marc Fleischmann*
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wrong parameter for the backstore server password. (#1)
Wrong Marc Fleischmann. You want the one that lives in Menlo Park.
/marc
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Don, Shailesh,
Could you please comment? Thanks much.
Best regards,
*Marc Fleischmann*
*DATERA* | CEO and Founder
650.223.4466 <(650)%20223-4466> | datera.io | @marcfleischmann
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*Subject:* [Datera/kubernetes-driver] storageclass example uses the wrong
parameter for the backstore server password. (#1)
After creating a storageclass using examples/datera-storage-class.yaml
with
some modification to use a new non-admin service account, it would not
provision new instances after creating a new persistentvolumeclaim to use
the new SC. After some playing around with the parameters, I was able to
get it to work by changing serverPasswd to serverPassword, though I'm not
sure if that means the external provisioner is looking at the wrong param
or the example YAML file has a typo.
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After creating a storageclass using
examples/datera-storage-class.yaml
with some modification to use a new non-admin service account, it would not provision new instances after creating a new persistentvolumeclaim to use the new SC. After some playing around with the parameters, I was able to get it to work by changingserverPasswd
toserverPassword
, though I'm not sure if that means the external provisioner is looking at the wrong param or the example YAML file has a typo.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: