Support for ephemeral CSI inline volumes
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Comfortable Gayal
There are a number of use-cases where additional storage beyond that of the host node is required for a pipeline to complete successfully.
The normal recommendation for this use case is ephemeral csi internal volumes which clean themselves up once the pod has stopped. PVCs are already supported at this time, but as those are persistent, data cleanup before pod startup is required to prevent data conflicts, so PVCs are not the best option here.
Is there a roadmap item and/or timeline for supporting dynamically provisioned ephemeral csi internal volumets in kubernetes?
Thanks!
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Nofar Bluestein
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Comfortable Gayal
Thanks for the update! Looking forward to hearing back soon.
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Nofar Bluestein
Hey, we will discuss this internally and provide an update soon.
Thank you
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Comfortable Gayal
We had at least one more major project (two more similar projects will try tomorrow) attempt migration today that was blocked by this issue. Can I get an update on it and a plan for timelines to resolve? This missing feature is becoming a blocking issue for our migration to Harness. Additionally, it has been 11 weeks since I've heard back from Harness support on this.
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Comfortable Gayal
Can I get an update on this issue? It's been 9 weeks since I heard back from Harness support on it.
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Comfortable Gayal
Can I get an update on this issue? It's been almost 8 weeks since I heard back from Harness support.
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Comfortable Gayal
Can I get an update on this issue? It's been four weeks since I heard back from Harness support.
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Nofar Bluestein
under review
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Comfortable Gayal
Can I get an update on this support request? It's been three weeks since I heard back from Harness support.
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Comfortable Gayal
Whoops, sorry about the double post / explanation. I should have read the dates on comments a bit more closely before replying again. :)
That said, it has been two weeks since I heard back. Can I get an update on this feature request?
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