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I'm setting up a bare-metal Kubernetes cluster running Wazuh (and Longhorn as the CSI), and I'm trying to understand how Wazuh/Kubernetes handles a full Persistent Volume.
Are there error messages produced somewhere to inform the administrator when the pod is out of storage? If so, where would these messages go?
Can Wazuh/Kubernetes be configured to automatically expand or generate a new PVC when it's previously bound PV fills up? How would I implement this?
Sorry if these are newbie questions, I'm new to Kubernetes.
Thanks in advance!
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I'm setting up a bare-metal Kubernetes cluster running Wazuh (and Longhorn as the CSI), and I'm trying to understand how Wazuh/Kubernetes handles a full Persistent Volume.
Are there error messages produced somewhere to inform the administrator when the pod is out of storage? If so, where would these messages go?
Can Wazuh/Kubernetes be configured to automatically expand or generate a new PVC when it's previously bound PV fills up? How would I implement this?
Sorry if these are newbie questions, I'm new to Kubernetes.
Thanks in advance!
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