Web1 de mar. de 2016 · The idea for the first step is to clean up the > attach code that we have now and actually use some of the tables that > Cinder provides. > > Particularly we have a volume_attachments table that could persist all > of the connector info rather easily and more importantly return an > attachment-id to the caller. Web16 de nov. de 2024 · The force_detach (..) api should be idempotent: It should succeed if the volume is not attached, and succeed if the volume starts off connected and can be …
OpenStack Docs: Manage volumes
WebThen use the openstack command line interface to detach the volume from the virtual machine: $ openstack server remove volume tim-centos7-143 timvol143 where tim-centos7-143 is the virtual machine and the second parameter, timvol143, is the volume as shown in openstack volume list. Check that the volume is in state 'available' again. Web27 de out. de 2024 · To detach the volume from your server and check for the list of existing volumes, see steps 1 and 2 in Resize_a_volume. Delete the volume using either the volume name or ID: $ openstack volume delete my-new-volume. This command does not … flash bastard
Volume Attach/Detach workflow — cinder 10.0.4 documentation
WebEnvironment. Platform9 Managed OpenStack - v3.6.0 and Higher; Cinder; Cause. Volume status is stuck in "deleting" state and properties indicate that the attached mode is read-write ( attached_mode='rw'). WebDetach at the Cinder level each volume attached to one of the host's instances. Part of the host-fencing would be done at the driver. Given there are many drivers, the fence-host would be implemented and tested first only with one or two drivers: iSCSI and maybe NFS. WebSolution: Force delete VolumeAttachments The problem was that we had volume attachments that were defined in Kubernetes but not in OpenStack. This caused an issue with the csi-attacher because it was trying to detach the volume from the node but it was not able to find the volume in OpenStack. flash bathory