canasta storage setup nfs

Set up NFS shared storage for Kubernetes

Synopsis

Install the NFS CSI driver and create a StorageClass for shared storage on Kubernetes clusters. Optionally install an NFS server on the target host. After setup, set persistence.*.storageClass in values.yaml to use it.

When canasta runs on a different machine than the Kubernetes cluster (e.g. a laptop driving an EC2 cluster), pass --host <name> to target a registered host that already has kubectl/helm and a kubeconfig pointing at the cluster — typically the control plane. --install-server then installs NFS on that same host, and the StorageClass points back at it.

canasta storage setup nfs [flags]

Examples

canasta storage setup nfs --host cp --install-server --share /srv/nfs/canasta
canasta storage setup nfs --host cp --server 192.168.1.10 --share /srv/nfs/canasta
canasta storage setup nfs --install-server --share /srv/nfs/canasta

Flags

Flag	Shorthand	Description	Default	Required	Orchestrator
`--host`	`-H`	Target host (default: localhost)			Both
`--install-server`		Install NFS server on the target host			Both
`--server`		NFS server IP or hostname			Both
`--share`		NFS export path (e.g. /srv/nfs/canasta)		✓	Both
`--storage-class-name`		Name for the Kubernetes StorageClass	`nfs`		Both

Global Flags

Flag	Shorthand	Description	Default	Required	Orchestrator
`--help`	`-h`	Show help message and exit			Both
`--verbose`	`-v`	Enable verbose output			Both