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Features

1 - Huawei CSI

Table 1 Features supported by Huawei storage and constraints

Feature

OceanStor V5

OceanStor

OceanStor Dorado

Static Provisioning

FC/iSCSI

FC/iSCSI/NVMe over RoCE/NVMe over FC/NVMe over TCP

FC/iSCSI/NVMe over RoCE/NVMe over FC/NVMe over TCP

Dynamic Provisioning

Manage Provisioning

Expand Persistent Volume

  • Volumes created in Dynamic Provisioning or Manage Provisioning mode are supported.
  • The provisioned PVC whose volumeType is lun and accessModes is ReadOnlyMany does not support capacity expansion.

Create VolumeSnapshot

Volumes created in Dynamic Provisioning or Manage Provisioning mode are supported.

Delete VolumeSnapshot

Supported

Restore VolumeSnapshot

Supported

Clone Persistent Volume

Volumes created in Dynamic Provisioning or Manage Provisioning mode are supported.

Raw Block Volume

Supported

Topology

Supported

Generic Ephemeral Volumes

Supported

Access Mode

  • RWO/ROX/RWOP: supported. RWOP is supported only in Kubernetes 1.22 or later.
  • RWX: supported only by Raw Block volumes

QoS

Supported. Only system users can configure QoS.

Application type

Not supported

Supported

Volume HyperMetro

Not supported

Supported

Storage multi-tenant

Not supported

  • When using the iSCSI protocol to connect the CSI to a storage system with multiple controller enclosures, you need to log in to the storage background and run the change target_name display_mode mode=Full command to ensure that the target IQN obtained by the CSI from the storage system is the same as the actual IQN.
  • If a container platform is deployed on a virtualization platform, you are advised to use the iSCSI protocol when the CSI is connected to SAN storage.
  • If the customer requires the FC, NVMe over FC, or NVMe over RoCE protocol, the virtualization platform needs to be configured. In this case, the customer’s virtualization team needs to provide technical support.
  • When NVMe over RoCE or NVMe over FC is used, the supported nvme-cli tool version is 1.9 or later. When NVMe over TCP is used, the supported nvme-cli tool version is 2.0 or later. The query command is nvme version.