My Rancher nodes are built with CentOS7 and have various disk sizes for etc, workers, etc. However, not long after starting up, they begin to add new small disks, one after the other. This is running on VMware 6.7 servers.
Rancher: 2.4.5 & 2.5.7
k8s: 1.17.9
At first, I thought this might be entirely related to persistent volumes but I can see them being created in the kubevols directory on the datastore:
So my question is, what are these extra volumes being created because they flood screens with errors which will be in my last screenshot (sorry, the easiest way to show what’s going on) as I feel I must have something wrong in my setup, below is my cloudprovider and the error: cloud_provider:
name: vsphere
vsphereCloudProvider:
disk:
scsicontrollertype: pvscsi
global:
insecure-flag: true
soap-roundtrip-count: 0
network:
public-network: DHCP
virtual_center:
www.vcenter.com:
datacenters: Performance-Lab
soap-roundtrip-count: 0
user: administrator@vsphere.local
password: <redacted>
workspace:
datacenter: Performance-Lab
default-datastore: perfspeed01-DS
folder: rancher-01
server: www.vcenter.com
Here is the error flooding my screen:
