access to volume with kind

[ryandawsonuk]

Otherwise get AccessDeniedException when running on KIND 0.7.0. See #363

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[jmlrt]

Hi @ryandawsonuk,
I removed that extraInitContainer in #434 because it wasn't needed.

However what is needed when using KIND is to install Rancher Local Path Provisioner as mentionned here.

Did you installed it?

[ryandawsonuk]

Yeah I'm running the local path provisioner. Am wondering if it might be something to do with the new KIND. I found that the old removed initContainer actually doesn't work either - it has to set runAsUser too.

I'm using KIND 0.7.0 to create a 1.15 cluster. Or could be related to something else in my KIND config.

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[jmlrt]

Hi @ryandawsonuk,
This PR was closed by our bot because it was stale since a month.

As I didn't have time to answer you before I was able to take some time today to try to reproduce with a new Kind version (v0.8.1) and default Kind config.

I couldn't reproduce your AccessDeniedException error. Everything is working fine on my test.

Or could be related to something else in my KIND config.

At first sight your config look fine but I'm not an KIND expert.

In addition, it seems that Kind >= 0.7.0 don't need anymore local-path storage class and can use standard storage class. My tests with standard storage class are fine.

I'll create a PR to update kubernetes-kind example => #669

[ryandawsonuk]

Cool, thanks for following this up