v1.0.7

Set a high limit for maximum number of files Ganesha may have open (setrlimit RLIMIT_NOFILE) -- this requires the additional SYS_RESOURCE capability, if not available the provisioner will still start but with a warning

v1.0.6

The previous releases were done when the repo was named nfs-provisioner: http://github.com/kubernetes-incubator/nfs-provisioner/releases. Newer releases done here in external-storage will not have corresponding git tags (external-storage's git tags are reserved for versioning the library), so to keep track of releases check this changelog, the README, or Quay

Fix inability to export NFS shares ("1 validation errors in block FSAL") when using Docker's overlay storage driver (CoreOS/container linux, GCE) by patching Ganesha to use device number as fsid. (#63)
Adds configurable number of retries on failed Provisioner operations. Configurable as an argument to NewProvisionController. nfs-provisioner defaults to 10 retries unless the new flag/argument is used. (#65)

Usage demo & how-to for writing your own external PV provisioner added here https://github.com/kubernetes-incubator/nfs-provisioner/tree/master/demo
Change behaviour for getting NFS server IP from env vars (node, service) in case POD_IP env var is not set when needed. Use hostname -i as a fallback only for when running out-of-cluster (#52)
Pass whole PVC object from controller to Provision as part of VolumeOptions, like upstream (#48)
Filter out controller's self-generated race-to-lock leader election PVC updates from being seen as forced resync PVC updates (#58)
Fix controller's event watching for ending race-to-lock leader elections early. Now correctly discover the latest ProvisionFailed/ProvisionSucceeded events on a claim (#59)

Add rootsquash flag for enabling/disabling rootsquash kubernetes-retired/nfs-provisioner#40

Automatically create NFS PVs for any user-defined Storage Class of PVCs, backed by a containerized NFS server that creates & exports shares from some user-defined mounted storage
Support multiple ways to run:
- standalone Pod, e.g. for easy dynamically provisioned scratch space
- stateful app, either as a StatefulSet or Deployment of 1 replica: the NFS server will survive restarts and its provisioned PVs can be backed by some mounted persistent storage e.g. a hostPath or one big PV
- DaemonSet, where each node runs the NFS server to expose its hostPath storage
- Docker container or binary outside of Kube
Race-to-lock PVCs: when multiple instances are running & serving the same PVCs, only one attempts to provision for a PVC at a time
Optionally exponentially backoff from calls to Provision() and Delete()
Optionally set per-PV filesystem quotas: based on XFS project-level quotas and available only when running outside of Kubernetes (pending mount option support in Kube)

Docker image: quay.io/kubernetes_incubator/nfs-provisioner:v1.0.0