iRODS Container Storage Interface (CSI) Driver implements the CSI Specification to provide container orchestration engines (like Kubernetes) iRODS access.
iRODS CSI Driver only supports CSI Specification Version v1.2.0 or higher.
iRODS CSI Driver relies on external iRODS clients for mounting iRODS collections.
| Driver Type | iRODS Client | Volume Provisioning | Server Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| irodsfuse | iRODS FUSE | Static, Dynamic | no |
| webdav | DavFS2 | Static | require iRODS-WebDAV or Davrods |
| nfs | NFS (nfs-common) | Static | require NFS-RODS |
Parameters specified in Persistent Volume (PV) and Storage Class (SC) are passed to iRODS CSI Driver to mount a volume. Depending on driver types, different parameters should be given.
For static volume provisioning, parameters are given via Persistent Volume (PV). For dynamic volume provisioning, parameters are given via Storage Class (SC).
| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| client | Driver type | "irodsfuse" |
| user | iRODS user id | "irods_user" |
| password | iRODS user password | "password" in plane text |
| clientuser | iRODS client user id (when using proxy auth) | "irods_cilent_user" |
| host | iRODS hostname | "data.cyverse.org" |
| port | iRODS port | Optional, Default "1247" |
| zone | iRODS zone | "iplant" |
| path | iRODS path to mount, starts with zone in string | "/iplant/home/irods_user" |
| monitorURL | URL to irodsfs monitor service | "http://monitor.abc.com" |
| pathMappingJSON | JSON string for custom path mappings | "{}" |
| uid | host system UID to map owner | -1 (executor's UID, mostly UID of root, 0) |
| gid | host system GID to map owner | -1 (executor's UID, mostly GID of root, 0) |
| volumeRootPath | iRODS path to mount. Creates a subdirectory per persistent volume. (only for dynamic volume provisioning) | "/iplant/home/irods_user" |
| retainData | "true" to not clear the volume after use. (only for dynamic volume provisioning) | "false". "false" by default. |
| noVolumeDir | "true" to not create a subdirectory under volumeRootPath. It mounts the volumeRootPath. (only for dynamic volume provisioning) |
"false". "false" by default. |
| enforceProxyAccess | "true" to mandate passing clientUser, or giving different user as in global configuration. |
"false". "false" by default. |
| mountPathWhitelist | a comma-separated list of paths to allow mount. | "/iplant/home" |
Mounts path
user and password can be supplied via secrets (nodeStageSecretRef).
Please check out examples for more information.
| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| client | Driver type | "webdav" |
| user | iRODS user id | "irods_user" |
| password | iRODS user password | "password" in plain text |
| url | URL | "https://data.cyverse.org/dav/iplant/home/irods_user" |
| config | additional config parameters in comma-separated kv pairs to be passed to 'davfs2.conf' | "key1=val1,key2=val2" |
Mounts url
user and password can be supplied via secrets (nodeStageSecretRef).
Please check out examples for more information.
| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| client | Driver type | "nfs" |
| host | WebDAV hostname | "data.cyverse.org" |
| port | WebDAV port | Optional |
| path | iRODS path to mount | "/home/irods_user" |
Mounts host:/path
Be aware that the Master branch is not stable! Please use recently released version of code.
Installation can be done using Helm Chart Repository, Helm Chart (manual) or by Manual Deployment.
Install using Helm Chart Repository with default configuration:
helm repo add irods-csi-driver-repo https://cyverse.github.io/irods-csi-driver-helm/
helm install irods-csi-driver irods-csi-driver-repo/irods-csi-driverInstall using Helm Chart with default configuration:
helm install irods-csi-driver helmInstall using Helm Chart with custom configuration:
Edit helm/user_values.yaml file. You can set global configuration using the file.
helm install irods-csi-driver -f helm/user_values.yaml helmUninstall using Helm Chart:
helm delete irods-csi-driverDefine Storage Class (SC):
kubectl apply -f "examples/kubernetes/static_volume_provisioning/irodsfuse/storageclass.yaml"Define Persistent Volume (PV):
kubectl apply -f "examples/kubernetes/static_volume_provisioning/irodsfuse/pv.yaml"Claim Persistent Volume (PVC):
kubectl apply -f "examples/kubernetes/static_volume_provisioning/irodsfuse/pvc.yaml"Execute Application with Volume Mount:
kubectl apply -f "examples/kubernetes/static_volume_provisioning/irodsfuse/app.yaml"To undeploy, use following command:
kubectl delete -f "<YAML file>"Please check out more examples.
Following CSI driver implementations were used as references:
Many code parts in the driver are from AWS EFS CSI Driver and AWS FSx CSI Driver.
Following resources are helpful to understand the CSI driver implementation:
Following resources are helpful to configure the CSI driver:
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