Resize Docker Volume with ontap-nas and ontap-nas-economy

[chaudhariatul]

Describe the bug Volume size cannot be updated to a new size.

Environment

• Trident version: 23.01
• Trident installation flags used:
• Container runtime: Docker CE 20.10.16
• Kubernetes version: N/A
• Kubernetes orchestrator: N/A
• Kubernetes enabled feature gates: N/A
• OS: AmazonLinux2
• NetApp backend types: AWS FSx

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install docker yum -y install docker
2. Create Trident config file gp01.json

   {
         "version": 1,
         "storageDriverName": "ontap-nas-economy",
         "allowVolumeExpansion": true,
         "managementLIF": "10.10.10.180",
         "dataLIF": "10.10.10.180",
         "svm": "svm03",
         "clientCertificate": "adadsadsadadaad........",
         "clientPrivateKey": "LS0tLS1CRUd.........",
         "aggregate": "aggr1",
         "storagePrefix": "gp01_"
   }

3. docker plugin install docker plugin install --grant-all-permissions --alias gp01 netapp/trident-plugin:23.01 config=gp01.json
4. docker plugin ls

   ID             NAME               DESCRIPTION                             ENABLED
   410f33f4a3a5   gp01:latest   Trident - NetApp Docker Volume Plugin   true

Expected behavior

1. Create a docker volume docker volume create -d gp01 --name gp01_vol01 --opt size=10G
2. Update volume size docker volume create -d gp01 --name gp01_vol01 --opt size=50G
3. docker volume should be resized to 50G

Additional context

This is needed for some workloads where we need to run an application as a docker container and persist data in NFS share.

[gnarl]

Hi @chaudhariatul,

Docker doesn't officially support expanding a volume via that CLI. The docker volume create command only supports creating the volume.

As a work around, you can expand your AWS FSx volume. For an NFS volume this is non-disruptive and the increased volume capacity will immediately be available for use.

[chaudhariatul]

Hi @gnarl,

Yeah, I tried these and within the container when share is mounted (qtree included) this shows the change in capacity, however docker volume inspect still shows the original capacity.

I'm guessing a feature request is needed on Trident to provide integration to increase volume (or qtree) capacity.

[sjpeeris]

@chaudhariatul Please let us know if this issue still exists with the newer versions of Trident. If not, please close the issue.