For OpenWhisk to run, I have created a StorageClass with the provisioner kubernetes.io/no-provisioner.
Because I don't have dynamic provisioning available, I created six PeristantVolumes of size 2Gi.
When I switched my setup and decreased the PeristantVolume size from 2Gi to 1Gi, my setup would fail, because the PVC of CouchDB would not be fulfilled.
As it turns out, the PVC of CouchDB requires by default 2Gi, so increasing the size again solved the problem.
Should we add a small note for the volume size here or are people expected to use dynamic provisioning where this is no issue?
For OpenWhisk to run, I have created a StorageClass with the provisioner
kubernetes.io/no-provisioner
.Because I don't have dynamic provisioning available, I created six PeristantVolumes of size 2Gi.
When I switched my setup and decreased the PeristantVolume size from 2Gi to 1Gi, my setup would fail, because the PVC of CouchDB would not be fulfilled.
As it turns out, the PVC of CouchDB requires by default 2Gi, so increasing the size again solved the problem.
Should we add a small note for the volume size here or are people expected to use dynamic provisioning where this is no issue?