Tape drive and auto-loader redirector over iSCSI
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corabrooks
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Thu Dec 12, 2024 7:42 am
So I installed a single node starwind vSan for my homelab and configured iscsi.
The next step is actually annoying: create a storage class in kubernetes which contains the connection settings
I can create a PVC with the connection settings and it works fine but I do not want this, I want this to be done by a storage class. I searched a lot on Google but did not find a solution. Is there a CSI driver that works this way? I know NFS is easier to setup but for learning purposes I want to use iscsi.
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corabrooks on Sat Dec 14, 2024 6:49 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Thatentry
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corabrooks wrote: ↑Thu Dec 12, 2024 7:42 am
crazy flips 3d
So I installed a single node starwind vSan for my homelab and configured iscsi.
The next step is actually annoying: create a storage class in kubernetes which contains the connection settings
I can create a PVC with the connection settings and it works fine but I do not want this, I want this to be done by a storage class. I searched a lot on Google but did not find a solution. Is there a CSI driver that works this way? I know NFS is easier to setup but for learning purposes I want to use iscsi.
If you want to use iSCSI with Kubernetes, you should use a CSI driver like OpenEBS (cStor). Kubernetes does not support dynamic provisioning iSCSI directly unless you have a dedicated driver. StarWind does not have an official CSI yet, so you can consider NFS or write your own wrapper if you need automation.
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Thatentry on Thu Jun 12, 2025 9:20 am, edited 1 time in total.
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