EOS
The EOS storage provisioner is currently only available for Kubernetes clusters.
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EOS
The EOS storage solution is made available by default on all kubernetes clusters >=1.18. If you want to create a cluster with an older template, to enable the eos provisioner use the following labels at cluster creation:
--labels eos_enabled=true
Available Labels
Available label parameters corresponding to the EOS provisioner installation can be seen below:
- eos_enabled: If the provisioner should be deployed. Defaults to true
Usage
Access to EOS requires kerberos credentials.
Check the manifest in this example to see how to setup your own application:
kubectl create -f https://gitlab.cern.ch/helm/charts/cern/raw/master/eosxd/examples/eos-client-example.yaml
kubectl exec -it eos-client bash
# kinit <yourloginname>
# ls -l /eos/user
Last update: June 1, 2022