Alibaba Cloud Kubernetes CSI Plugin

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Introduction

Alibaba Cloud CSI plugins implement an interface between CSI enabled Container Orchestrator and Alibaba Cloud Storage. It allows dynamically provision Disk volumes and attach it to workloads.

Current implementation of CSI plugins has been tested in Kubernetes environment (requires Kubernetes 1.14+).

Current Support: Cloud Disk, NAS, CPFS, OSS, LVM, DBFS;

Features in Development

Cloud Disk CSI Plugin

Disk CSI Plugin support Cloud disk provision and attachment. And Cloud disk is type of block storage, can only used as ReadWriteOnce mode. Only be attached to one node at the same time.

More detail information please refer to Cloud Disk.

NAS CSI Plugin

NAS CSI Plugin can support NAS volume provision and mount. Alibaba Cloud Network Attached Storage (NAS) storage is type of network storage which compatible with multiple standard protocols, such as NFS and SMB, and can be mount by multi nodes at the same time.

More detail information please refer to NAS.

CPFS CSI Plugin

CPFS CSI Plugin can support CPFS volume provision and mount. Cloud Paralleled File System (CPFS) is a parallel file system, and can be mount by multi nodes at the same time.

More detail information pls refer to CPFS.

OSS CSI Plugin

OSS CSI Plugin support OSS bucket mount, but does not support provision volume. OSS storage is type of object storage and can be mount by multi nodes at the same time.

More detail information pls refer to OSS.

LVM CSI Plugin

LVM CSI Plugin support LVM volume provision and mount. LVM volume is a type of local storage and should not be used in high availability scenario.

More detail information pls refer to LVM.

Community, discussion, contribution, and support

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