Sure. In my case, I create an AKS cluster (which uses the Ubuntu 16 linux-azure image), install Rook v1.3.2, mount a CSI PVC volume, and watch the logs fill up. That is rather heavy. I went back and asked the ceph experts for a simpler reproduction testcase. Here goes:
Sure. In my case, I create an AKS cluster (which uses the Ubuntu 16 linux-azure image), install Rook v1.3.2, mount a CSI PVC volume, and watch the logs fill up. That is rather heavy. I went back and asked the ceph experts for a simpler reproduction testcase. Here goes:
# mount -t ceph <mon>:<port>:/ /mnt/ceph -o name=admin, secret= <my-secret> max_files -v 10 /mnt/ceph/quotadir port>:/ quotadir /mnt/ceph -o name=admin, secret= <my-secret> # <== Note the 'quotadir' here!!!
# mkdir /mnt/ceph/quotadir
# setfattr -n ceph.quota.
# umount /mnt/ceph
# mount -t ceph <mon>:<
# touch /mnt/ceph/newfile
Prerequisite is a ceph cluster running, with a <mon>:<port> available to mount on, and configured with csi secret.