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When mounting two EFS volumes in one deployment, Kubernetes pods get stuck in the Init:0/1 state. #1243
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What version of K8s do you have? Maybe your error is the same as this one #1245 ? I also had deployments with 2 EFs installed on node where sometimes error occured. |
Hi @gkalwig |
Even I have faced the same issue
Could you please let us know what is the exact issue and what is the ETA for this? |
NodeExpandVolume is a feature, which certain CSI drivers support, which allows customers to expand their volumes. We do not support this because it doesn't make sense in our case (EFS doesn't have a size limit). And we have that listed in our documentation here. |
we havent modified
We haven't modified the size of our pv |
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The pod becomes stuck in the Init:0/1 state when I try to mount two EFS Volumes in a single deployment. But the Pod starts when I mount just one volume.
I have deployed the Latest version of efs-csi-driver in EKS cluster.
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