Scalable File Service (EFS) provides completely hosted sharable file storage for Elastic Cloud Servers (ECSs) on Flexible Engine Cloud. Compatible with the Network File System protocol, EFS is expandable to petabytes, features high performance, and seamlessly handles data-intensive and bandwidth-intensive applications.
This repository hosts a demonstration for how to use external sfsturbo provisioner image for Kubernetes.
Default configuration file path:
/etc/config/cloud.conf
If you want to change the configuration file path
vi ./deploy/sfsturbo-provisioner/kubernetes/statefulset.yaml
and replace /etc/config/cloud.conf with your Cloud Config file in the line 79 of statefulset.yaml and replace the path /etc/config with your Cloud Config directory in the line 82 of statefulset.yaml.
[Global]
auth-url=https://iam.{region}.prod-cloud-ocb.orange-business.com/v3
tenant-id=xxx
domain-name=xxx
username=xxx
password=xxx
region=xxx
type=(STANDARD/PERFORMANCE)
Description of configuration items：
To obtain the information, log in to your Flexible Engine account and choose My Credential -> API Credentials in the upper right corner.
tenant-id -> Project ID
domain-name -> Public_IES_x00454388
username -> IAM User Name
password -> password
region -> Project Name
type -> Select STANDARD or PERFORMANCE
kubectl create -f ./deploy/sfsturbo-provisioner/kubernetes/statefulset.yaml
Different than SFS, SFS turbo is not provisionned immediately but needs around 5 miuntes for getting the instance ready.
Here is one example to show how to use this provisioner
kubectl create -f ./examples/sfsturbo-provisioner/kubernetes/example.yaml
As shown in the example we don't need to precise VPC, Security Group, Subnet since they are inherited from the metadata of ECS VMs
KMS encryption not supported. Expansion not supported.
See the LICENSE file for details.