Closed jz543fm closed 1 month ago
@Madhu-1 can ceph-csi-operator help with this?
@nixpanic yes thats possible with ceph-csi-operator :)
I've checked that and I can see there are CRDs, if I am right, it looks interesting, where is there docs to the ceph-csi operator? I prefer plain yams, I tried and there is possibility to use the plain manifests without operator, I tried rewrite it for multiple namespaces so there is need to avoid port conflicts and use some name convention, the bash script helped me to generate manifest to multiple namespaces, use some name convention and rewrite just port name, from default to <826>{number_of_namespace_to_deploy} and name on the same basis
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Describe the feature you'd like to have
What if the K8s cluster admin wants to deploy to the multiple namespaces in the one cluster
What new functionality do you want?
Add some bash script to generate manifests for multiple namespaces or other option
What is the value to the end user? (why is it a priority?)
Enable the K8s cluster admin to deploy ceph-csi plugin to multiple namespace without rewriting all the Kubernetes resources
How would the end user gain value from having this feature?
Faster deployment to the new namespaces, ceph-csi plugin faster options to generate multiple manifests to multiple namespaces Remove port conflicts during deployments
How will we know we have a good solution? (acceptance criteria)
The ability to deploy to multiple namespaces, without port conflicts, deployments error, we need to achieve fast/effective and simple deployments to multiple namespaces, generate multiple k8s resources for multiple manifests