Add volume_context to ControllerExpandVolumeRequest
ArbelNathan opened this issue · 4 comments
ArbelNathan commented
please consider adding volume_context
to ControllerExpandVolumeRequest
, it will help us with Topology support. right now we don't know the storage system of the volume in the ControllerExpandVolume
call because our secret contains JSON with all the supported storage systems, only volume_context
or topologies
can tell us where the volume is stored.
jdef commented
This sounds completely reasonable. Mind submitting a PR?
…On Mon, May 3, 2021, 4:59 AM Arbel Nathan ***@***.***> wrote:
please consider adding volume_context to ControllerExpandVolumeRequest,
it will help us with Topology support. right now we don't know the storage
system of the volume in the ControllerExpandVolume call because our
secret contains JSON with all the supported storage systems, only
volume_context or topologies can tell us where the volume is stored.
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ArbelNathan commented
sure, if we are on it, could we add volume_context
to ControllerUnpublishVolumeRequest
?
jdef commented
No. Unpublish needs to be able to execute in the case that the CO forgets
context.
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sure, if we are on it, could we add volume_context to
ControllerUnpublishVolumeRequest?
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ArbelNathan commented
ok, tnx