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Huawei Cloud CCE Cluster Storage Initialization

Integration with Huawei Cloud CCE and storage initialization configuration.

Constraints and Limitations

There is a limit on the number of Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) per cluster, and there are quota restrictions on account storage capacity. You can apply to increase the number of Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) or quotas through a support ticket.

Prerequisites

Procedures

  1. Go to Platform Management, click Storage Management > Storage Class in the left navigation bar.

  2. Click the Update Project button on the right of the storage class named csi-nas or csi-disk.

    Note: When a CCE cluster is accessed, default storage classes are generated. It is recommended to use the csi-disk storage class for block storage and the csi-nas storage class for file storage. Refer to Explanation of Default Storage Classes for details.

  3. Choose how to Assign Projects as needed, then click Update to assign the csi-nas or csi-disk storage class to projects for use.

Explanation of Default Storage Classes

Storage Class Name Storage Class Type Description
(Recommended) csi-disk Block Storage Recommended.
(Recommended) csi-nas File Storage Recommended, can only be used in regions that support the csi-nas service.
csi-disk-topology Block Storage Automatic topology of cloud disks when nodes cross AZs.
csi-local Local Storage
csi-local-topology Local Storage
csi-obs Object Storage
csi-sfsturbo High-Speed File Storage High-speed file storage cannot create persistent volumes dynamically.

Frequently Asked Questions

Failed to Create Persistent Volume Claim (PVC)

If you encounter the following error, it is because the number of Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) has reached the limit. You can apply to increase the limit through a support ticket.

message: "ShareLimitExceeded: Maximum number of shares allowed (10) exceeded."

Account is in Arrears

If you encounter the following error and fail to create a Persistent Volume Claim (PVC), it is because your account is in arrears. Please make a payment promptly.

message: "Your account is suspended and resources cannot be used"