install
Description
Installs Volume Manager in your kubernetes cluster.
Syntax
kubectl directpv install [flags]
Parameters
Flags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--apparmor-profile <string> |
Path to Apparmor profile |
--image <string> |
Name of the Volume Manager image (default directpv:4.0.6) |
--image-pull-secrets <string> |
Image pull secrets for Volume Manager images (SECRET1,..) |
--kube-version <string> |
Kubernetes version to use for manifest generation (default “1.27.0”) |
--legacy |
Enable legacy mode (Used with ‘-o’) |
--node-selector <string> |
Select the storage nodes using labels (KEY=VALUE,..) |
-o, --output <string> |
Generate installation manifest. Specify the format as yaml or json |
--openshift |
Use an OpenShift specific installation |
--org <string> |
Organization name in the registry (default minio) |
--registry <string> |
Name of container registry (default “quay.io”) |
--seccomp-profile <string> |
Path to Seccomp profile |
--tolerations <string> |
Set toleration labels on the storage nodes (KEY[=VALUE]:EFFECT,..) |
Global Flags
You can use the following global Volume Manager flags with kubectl directpv install:
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--kubeconfig <string> |
Path to the kube.config file to use for CLI requests |
--quiet |
Suppress printing error messages |
Examples
Install Volume Manager
The following command installs Volume Manager with all default options.
kubectl directpv install
Install Volume Manager from private registry
The following command installs Volume Manager using images from a private registry at private-registry.io for the org my-org-name.
kubectl directpv install --registry private-registry.io --org my-org-name
Deploy Volume Manager pods on select nodes
The following command deploys the Volume Manager daemonset only on pods on the specified node.
kubectl directpv install --node-selector node-label-key=node-label-value
Replace node-label-key with the label key used as the selector.
Replace node-label-value with the value for the key on the nodes you want to install Volume Manager on.
Use tolerations to control placement of Volume Manager pods
The following command uses tolerations to limit where Volume Manager installs.
The tolerations take the form of key=value:effect.
kubectl directpv install --tolerations key=value:NoSchedule
Generate a Volume Manager installation manifest file
The following command generates a YAML manifest file that can be used to install Volume Manager.
kubectl directpv install -o yaml > directpv-install.yaml
Install Volume Manager with an AppArmor profile
The following command installs Volume Manager using an AppArmor profile.
kubectl directpv install --apparmor-profile directpv
Install Volume Manager with a seccomp profile
The following command installs Volume Manager using a seccomp profile.
kubectl directpv install --seccomp-profile profiles/seccomp.json