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Add support for persistent memory in Vagrant. This will allow us to test pmem-csi plugins as well as other usages of persistent memory in cloud-native setup Signed-off-by: Manohar Castelino <[email protected]>
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how do you plan to handle selinux/apparmor blocking access to /dev/shm? |
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@krsna1729 yes that adds a quirk to how users bring up the cluster. Today we tell them just to do vagrant up. Now we will need to add a manual step. This is not ideal. I would not like to wrap the vagrant file in a script. This requires elevated privileges to do this. https://gist.github.com/mcastelino/d7477dd6183244c5fe64c17c9b4c2c88 |
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Add support for persistent memory in Vagrant. This will allow
us to test pmem-csi plugins as well as other usages of
persistent memory in cloud-native setup
(Somebody check my Rubies)
Signed-off-by: Manohar Castelino [email protected]