openstack-k8s-operators / extraVolumes propagation

by fmount 2 years ago

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The openstack operator is able to define in its top level crd a list of extra volumes that can be propagated to the underlying services according to the specified Propagation policy. This screencast shows an example of extra volumes propagation where Ceph secrets are used to prove how volumes can be mounted to the right pods.

  extraMounts:
      extraVol: ---> /etc/ceph
      - propagation:
        - Glance
        - volume1
        - Compute
        - CinderBackup
        ...
        ...
      - propagation: ---> /etc/ceph2
        - Compute
        - volume2 (internal propagation)
        - Glance
        ...
        ...

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