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[csi-cinder-plugin] Support volume basic encryption #2524

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NotTheEvilOne opened this issue Jan 24, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #2525
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[csi-cinder-plugin] Support volume basic encryption #2524

NotTheEvilOne opened this issue Jan 24, 2024 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #2525
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NotTheEvilOne commented Jan 24, 2024

/kind feature

What happened:
Currently volumes can be encrypted if the required features are set up in OpenStack (and the Volume Type defined at the StorageClass is correct) but the user of an csi-cinder-plugin deployment does not know if the PersistentVolume is really encrypted or not from within k8s.

What you expected to happen:
This feature request is most likely one of two requesting support to set a parameter at the StorageClass to validate if volumes created are flagged as encrypted in the API response.

How to reproduce it:
Create a pvc for a storageclass named encryptedvolume without the correct Volume Type (default LUKS) set. Volume will not be encrypted but handled correctly by the CSI driver. With the encrypted parameter set (if PR is accepted) an error will be showed that the volume should be encrypted but is not at the block storage layer.

Anything else we need to know?:
Another issue will be created that requests support "bring your own key" approach to both OpenStack and the CSI driver. It's part of an effort to enhance the encryption support in OpenStack and k8s as part of the Sovereign Cloud Stack. I'll reach out to OpenStack for that first and create another PR once support is implemented.

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