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Description
What Happened?
I've been seeing this a while now and not be able to pinpoint this down, but I believe the storage provisioner plugin might not be generating the right permissions on disks it provisions.
Bit of background. I use Flux to provision my Kubernetes cluster deployments and I like to use Minikube to test things before spending money doing this on a managed service like GKE, EKS, etc.
However, on some deployments which work totally fine on the managed service (GKE in my case), freak out on Minikube with errors about being unable to write to disk, ranging from "Access Denied", to a full-on stack trace.
The disk is one created by the Storage Provisioner and is enabled using the --addons switch when creating the cluster in the first place, along with default-storageclass, and metrics-server
Attach the log file
N/A (will add if needed)
Operating System
Redhat/Fedora
Driver
Docker