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install as host process on windows node and not requiring csi-proxy #481
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related to this PR: kubernetes-csi/csi-proxy#179 |
Found the yaml file to install csi-proxy |
@himanshuz2 so run following command on k8s 1.23+ cluster would work?
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Yes. |
When i try to install it on a RKE2 cluster with 2 windows nodes the pod gives the following error:
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Same error here trying to deploy in a Windows node:
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Is your feature request related to a problem?/Why is this needed
with hostprocess now available, csi-proxy should not be needed to run this driver on windows nodes
Describe the solution you'd like in detail
a daemonset that can deploy this driver on every windows node on the cluster.
Describe alternatives you've considered
login to every added windows node and install csi-proxy using the methods described
modify the base image for windows node pool to install csi-proxy
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