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How to specify , via Terraform, the mountpath of a volume for a Kubernetes pod/container

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Going mad at the moment about this.
Absolutely unable to specify a volume binding in Kubernetes via Terraform

With a simple yaml to be applied via kubectl, is quite straight ! See yml extract:

- image: gcr.io/kuar-demo/kuard-amd64:1

 name: kuard

 volumeMounts:

 - mountPath: "/data"

 name: "kuard-data"

But How the the hell is mountPath specified with Terraform??? At the moment I'm getting lost with the concepts of persistent_volume and persistent_volume_claim (which seemed to me to be the binding), but persistent_volume_claim, does not offer at all any argument to specify how the Pod/Containers will see such volume, does not specify something like mountPath at all.

All I get is something like this tf definitions, which in no way refers how the Pods see such volume :( :( :( :(

...
resource "kubernetes_persistent_volume" "disk01" 
 metadata 
 name = "disk01"
 
 spec 
 capacity 
 storage = "9.8Gi"
 
 #access_modes = ["ReadWriteOnce"]
 access_modes = ["ReadWriteMany"]
 storage_class_name = "local-storage"
 persistent_volume_source 
 host_path 
 path = "/mnt/glusterfs"
 
 
 

...
resource "kubernetes_persistent_volume_claim" "disk01_claim" 
 metadata 
 namespace = "$var.namespace"
 name = "disk01"
 labels 
 app = "my-lamp"
 
 
 spec 
 access_modes = ["ReadWriteOnce"]
 storage_class_name = "local-storage"
 resources 
 requests 
 storage = "9.8Gi"
 
 
 #volume_name = "$kubernetes_persistent_volume.wordpress.metadata.0.name"
 #volume_name = ""
 #wait_until_bound = true
 

What am I missing ? Help !

kubernetes terraform disk-volume

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edited May 9 at 11:10

Zirikatzaile

asked May 9 at 7:01

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add a comment | 

0

1

Going mad at the moment about this.
Absolutely unable to specify a volume binding in Kubernetes via Terraform

With a simple yaml to be applied via kubectl, is quite straight ! See yml extract:

- image: gcr.io/kuar-demo/kuard-amd64:1

 name: kuard

 volumeMounts:

 - mountPath: "/data"

 name: "kuard-data"

But How the the hell is mountPath specified with Terraform??? At the moment I'm getting lost with the concepts of persistent_volume and persistent_volume_claim (which seemed to me to be the binding), but persistent_volume_claim, does not offer at all any argument to specify how the Pod/Containers will see such volume, does not specify something like mountPath at all.

All I get is something like this tf definitions, which in no way refers how the Pods see such volume :( :( :( :(

...
resource "kubernetes_persistent_volume" "disk01" 
 metadata 
 name = "disk01"
 
 spec 
 capacity 
 storage = "9.8Gi"
 
 #access_modes = ["ReadWriteOnce"]
 access_modes = ["ReadWriteMany"]
 storage_class_name = "local-storage"
 persistent_volume_source 
 host_path 
 path = "/mnt/glusterfs"
 
 
 

...
resource "kubernetes_persistent_volume_claim" "disk01_claim" 
 metadata 
 namespace = "$var.namespace"
 name = "disk01"
 labels 
 app = "my-lamp"
 
 
 spec 
 access_modes = ["ReadWriteOnce"]
 storage_class_name = "local-storage"
 resources 
 requests 
 storage = "9.8Gi"
 
 
 #volume_name = "$kubernetes_persistent_volume.wordpress.metadata.0.name"
 #volume_name = ""
 #wait_until_bound = true
 

What am I missing ? Help !

kubernetes terraform disk-volume

share|improve this question

edited May 9 at 11:10

Zirikatzaile

asked May 9 at 7:01

ZirikatzaileZirikatzaile

12

add a comment | 

Going mad at the moment about this.
Absolutely unable to specify a volume binding in Kubernetes via Terraform

With a simple yaml to be applied via kubectl, is quite straight ! See yml extract:

- image: gcr.io/kuar-demo/kuard-amd64:1

 name: kuard

 volumeMounts:

 - mountPath: "/data"

 name: "kuard-data"

But How the the hell is mountPath specified with Terraform??? At the moment I'm getting lost with the concepts of persistent_volume and persistent_volume_claim (which seemed to me to be the binding), but persistent_volume_claim, does not offer at all any argument to specify how the Pod/Containers will see such volume, does not specify something like mountPath at all.

All I get is something like this tf definitions, which in no way refers how the Pods see such volume :( :( :( :(

...
resource "kubernetes_persistent_volume" "disk01" 
 metadata 
 name = "disk01"
 
 spec 
 capacity 
 storage = "9.8Gi"
 
 #access_modes = ["ReadWriteOnce"]
 access_modes = ["ReadWriteMany"]
 storage_class_name = "local-storage"
 persistent_volume_source 
 host_path 
 path = "/mnt/glusterfs"
 
 
 

...
resource "kubernetes_persistent_volume_claim" "disk01_claim" 
 metadata 
 namespace = "$var.namespace"
 name = "disk01"
 labels 
 app = "my-lamp"
 
 
 spec 
 access_modes = ["ReadWriteOnce"]
 storage_class_name = "local-storage"
 resources 
 requests 
 storage = "9.8Gi"
 
 
 #volume_name = "$kubernetes_persistent_volume.wordpress.metadata.0.name"
 #volume_name = ""
 #wait_until_bound = true
 

What am I missing ? Help !

kubernetes terraform disk-volume

share|improve this question

edited May 9 at 11:10

Zirikatzaile

asked May 9 at 7:01

ZirikatzaileZirikatzaile

12

- image: gcr.io/kuar-demo/kuard-amd64:1

 name: kuard

 volumeMounts:

 - mountPath: "/data"

 name: "kuard-data"

...
resource "kubernetes_persistent_volume" "disk01" 
 metadata 
 name = "disk01"
 
 spec 
 capacity 
 storage = "9.8Gi"
 
 #access_modes = ["ReadWriteOnce"]
 access_modes = ["ReadWriteMany"]
 storage_class_name = "local-storage"
 persistent_volume_source 
 host_path 
 path = "/mnt/glusterfs"
 
 
 

...
resource "kubernetes_persistent_volume_claim" "disk01_claim" 
 metadata 
 namespace = "$var.namespace"
 name = "disk01"
 labels 
 app = "my-lamp"
 
 
 spec 
 access_modes = ["ReadWriteOnce"]
 storage_class_name = "local-storage"
 resources 
 requests 
 storage = "9.8Gi"
 
 
 #volume_name = "$kubernetes_persistent_volume.wordpress.metadata.0.name"
 #volume_name = ""
 #wait_until_bound = true
 

share|improve this question

edited May 9 at 11:10

Zirikatzaile

asked May 9 at 7:01

ZirikatzaileZirikatzaile

12

share|improve this question

edited May 9 at 11:10

Zirikatzaile

asked May 9 at 7:01

ZirikatzaileZirikatzaile

12

asked May 9 at 7:01

ZirikatzaileZirikatzaile

12

asked May 9 at 7:01

ZirikatzaileZirikatzaile

12