csi-powerstore

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CSI Driver for Dell PowerStore

Repository for CSI Driver for Dell PowerStore

Description

CSI Driver for PowerStore is part of the CSM (Container Storage Modules) open-source suite of Kubernetes storage enablers for Dell products. CSI Driver for PowerStore is a Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver that provides support for provisioning persistent storage using Dell PowerStore storage array.

This project may be compiled as a stand-alone binary using Golang that, when run, provides a valid CSI endpoint. It also can be used as a precompiled container image.

Table of Contents

• Code of Conduct
• Maintainer Guide
• Committer Guide
• Contributing Guide
• List of Adopters
• Support
• Security
• Building
• Runtime Dependecies
• Documentation

Support

For any issues, questions or feedback, please contact Dell support.

Building

This project is a Go module (see golang.org Module information for explanation). The dependencies for this project are listed in the go.mod file.

To build the source, execute make clean build.

To run unit tests, execute make test.

To build an image, execute make docker.

Runtime Dependencies

Both the Controller and the Node portions of the driver can only be run on nodes with network connectivity to a Dell PowerStore server (which is used by the driver).

If you want to use iSCSI as a transport protocol be sure that iscsi-initiator-utils package is installed on your node.

If you want to use FC be sure that zoning of Host Bus Adapters to the FC port directors was done.

If you want to use NFS be sure to enable it in myvalues.yaml or in your storage classes, and configure corresponding NAS servers on PowerStore.

If you want to use NVMe/TCP be sure that the nvme-cli package is installed on your node.

If you want to use NVMe/FC be sure that the NVMeFC zoning of the Host Bus Adapters to the Fibre Channel port is done.

Documentation

For more detailed information on the driver, please refer to Container Storage Modules documentation.