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According to the flexvolume volume resizing design, the flexvolume plugin has to be installed on master node to get ExpandVolume() call. If the plugin can't be installed on master because of some restrictions, is there any workaround or solution for it?
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Dec 5, 2018
No, it is not required to have flexvolume plugin installed on the master. If plugin is not installed on the master then control-plane call is basically a NOOP and resizing will be done on the node. There should be a follow up PR for updating flexvolume.md . cc @aniket-s-kulkarni
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According to the flexvolume volume resizing design, the flexvolume plugin has to be installed on master node to get ExpandVolume() call. If the plugin can't be installed on master because of some restrictions, is there any workaround or solution for it?
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