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support for export list creation and manipulation via tridentctl #252
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Hi Team, We also have a very large setup and we need automated way via Trident to create export policies or add/remove IPs from existing ones. Kindly suggest when this can be added asap |
We don't intend to enable tridentctl as a general purpose ONTAP management tool. You should use other automation/configuration management tools, such as Ansible, for things like this. |
We have the same request for igroup in addition to export-policy. We manage more than 400 Kubernetes clusters (total about 6000 nodes) by our own Kubernetes-as-a-Service, and all of the worker nodes are frequently recreated for upgrading, fixing vulnerabilities, and so on. At that time, all nodes' IP addresses and iqn are renewed. As a result, it is impossible for humans to manage export-policy and igroup. Futhermore, cluster autoscaler increases nodes automatically. If do not update export-policy or igroup each time, volumes on a new node will fail to mount. For these cases, it is appropriate that the Kubernetes controller, that is, Trident, handles export-policy and igroup. Would you please reconsider this request? |
Yes, we will reconsider this. |
This enhancement was added in the Trident 20.04 release. |
We have multiple dedicated k8s clusters which we setup per project on a shared ONTAP environment. As we will recycle the dedicated worker nodes on a regular base, we need on the fly automation for creating and manipulating (add/remove IPs) export lists. Can you add functionality that either create an export list with the given IPs or add/removes them from an existing one?
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