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You can access the file system namespace through an access point. The default namespace access point for the OneFS file system is `/ifs`. If your Isilon user is not root and has no access to the default `/ifs` access point, then you need to specify your access point in the client. It will be used in folder/volume manipulation through the REST Namespace interface. VolumePath (which is absolute filesystem path) will be used in quota/export manipulation through the REST Platform interface. For root user it does not matter since: VolumePath (URL) = VolumeAccessPath (Filesystem) New VolumeAccessPath defaults to VolumePath for backward compatibility with previous configurations.
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- Move MountOptions to Spec. Annotations are deprecated since 1.10.x. - Upgrade deps to support Kubernetes 1.10+. - Switch to custom Goisilon lib with Access Points support. Otherwise this provisioner works only with root Isilon credentials which is not possible in production environments: thecodeteam/goisilon#35
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- Move MountOptions to Spec. Annotations are deprecated since 1.10.x. - Upgrade deps to support Kubernetes 1.10+. - Switch to custom Goisilon lib with Access Points support. Otherwise this provisioner works only with root Isilon credentials which is not possible in production environments: thecodeteam/goisilon#35
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- Move MountOptions to Spec. Annotations are going to be deprecated. - Upgrade deps to support Kubernetes 1.10+. - Switch to custom Goisilon lib with Access Points support. Otherwise this provisioner works only with root Isilon credentials which is not possible in production environments: thecodeteam/goisilon#35
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You can access the file system namespace through an access point. The default namespace access point for the OneFS file system is
/ifs.If your Isilon user is not root and has no access to the default
/ifsaccess point, then you need to specify your access point in the client. It will be used in folder/volume manipulation through the REST Namespace interface. VolumePath (which is absolute filesystem path) will be used in quota/export manipulation through the REST Platform interface.For root user it does not matter since:
VolumePath (URL) = VolumeAccessPath (Filesystem) =
/ifs/SOME_PATHNew VolumeAccessPath defaults to VolumePath for backward compatibility with previous configurations.
Closes #34