Allow user to set disk size for workers easily in libvirt provider
tareqalayan opened this issue · 12 comments
Currently workers comes with 16GB of disk and there is no way to set the size of worker.
However for master it can be set by adding size = 42949672960 in the file:
installer/data/data/libvirt/main.tf
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You can do it through manifests. See #2111 for the discrepancy between how it's handled for master and worker.
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You can do it through manifests. See #2111 for the discrepancy between how it's handled for master and worker.
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@zeenix You can not set the volume size, only the memory, and VCPU, it the reason for openshift/cluster-api-provider-libvirt#175, but anyway this issues should be open for the https://github.com/openshift/cluster-api-provider-libvirt/ repo
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Oh right, i missed that fact. :) A related issue: #2112
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