SIG: Cloud Provider Moving Out of Tree+CSI - What it Mean...
summary
Kubernetes removes the in-tree vSphere cloud provider and storage drivers in favor of an vSphere out-of-tree cloud controller manager and vSphere CSI with FCD and zone-aware scheduling. Recorded demo deploys CCM and CSI manifests, creates a storageclass targeting a datastore cluster, provisions a 5 GiB FCD PVC, and the daemonset CSI attaches that disk to a pod scheduled in the us-east zone across two vCenters — the flow works. Migration for existing in-tree volumes has no clean automated path today; deprecation target is around k8s v1.20.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:33Agenda
- 2:03Cloud Providers
- 3:36Cloud Provider Problems
- 6:13Moving Out of Tree
- 8:38CSI
- 11:10Pod Scheduling Zones
- 12:01Demo
- 17:25Deploy
- 20:43Documentation
- 21:50Questions
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