Pod Issues

After a Worker Node in the Cluster Breaks Down and Recovers, Pod Failover Is Complete but the Source Host Where the Pod Resides Has Residual Drive Letters

When a Pod Is Created, the Pod Is in the ContainerCreating State

A Pod Is in the ContainerCreating State for a Long Time When It Is Being Created

A Pod Fails to Be Created and the Log Shows That the Execution of the mount Command Times Out

A Pod Fails to Be Created and the Log Shows That the mount Command Fails to Be Executed

A Pod Fails to Be Created and Message "publishInfo doesn't exist" Is Displayed in the Events Log

After a Pod Fails to Be Created or kubelet Is Restarted, Logs Show That the Mount Point Already Exists

"I/O error" Is Displayed When a Volume Directory Is Mounted to a Pod

Failed to Create a Pod Because the iscsi_tcp Service Is Not Started Properly When the Kubernetes Platform Is Set Up for the First Time

A Pod Fails to Be Created and Logs Show That an Initiator Has Been Associated with Another Host

A Pod Fails to Be Created and Logs Show "Get DMDevice by alias: dm-x failed"

After Pods on the Same Node Are Deleted in a Batch Using the NVMe Protocol, Residual NVMe Links Exist on the Node

In the SAN HyperMetro Scenario, the Subpath of the Aggregated Disks Corresponding to the Mounted Volume Is Lost