I'm trying to run Scrutiny in Kubernetes. My storage solution involves Longhorn. This means that not all drives are "real" so to speak, some of them are mounted due the fact that a certain pod is present on a host. These pods can move about, which means that disks can come and go.
In the above screen shotshot, only sda/sdb/sdc are real physical disks that are plugged into the system, sdd/sde are the result of pods. I would list scrutiny to only bother monitoring the "real" disks, thus an allow list to specify which ones. I cannot use the existing devices keyword, because as pods move around I could get more disks than what I have excluded, it would be an endless game of whack-a-mole to exclude the fake disks.
I'm trying to run Scrutiny in Kubernetes. My storage solution involves Longhorn. This means that not all drives are "real" so to speak, some of them are mounted due the fact that a certain pod is present on a host. These pods can move about, which means that disks can come and go.
In the above screen shotshot, only sda/sdb/sdc are real physical disks that are plugged into the system, sdd/sde are the result of pods. I would list scrutiny to only bother monitoring the "real" disks, thus an allow list to specify which ones. I cannot use the existing
devices
keyword, because as pods move around I could get more disks than what I have excluded, it would be an endless game of whack-a-mole to exclude the fake disks.Thus, PR.