v0.8.0

This release contains #170 which is a breaking change, as it contains changes to how the CSI driver is configured. Please see that pull request for details.

What's Changed

• Remove "pkg/linode-bs/metadata" by @nesv in #169
• Add golangci-lint configuration by @nesv in #171
• Configure the CSI driver through environment variables by @nesv in #170

Full Changelog: v0.7.0...v0.8.0

v0.7.0

What's Changed

• feat: Allow more than 8 volume attachments for larger Linode instances (#167)

Up to 64 volume attachments for larger Linode instances

On Linode instances with 16GB of RAM or more, the number of block storage volumes that can be attached to a Linode instance has increased! The following table shows the maximum number of volume and disk attachments for "standard" Linode instances:

Instance Type	Memory/RAM	Max. Volume + Disk Attachments
g6-nanode-1	1GB	8
g6-standard-1	2GB	8
g6-standard-2	4GB	8
g6-standard-4	8GB	8
g6-standard-6	16GB	16
g6-standard-8	32GB	32
g6-standard-16	64GB	64
g6-standard-20	96GB	64
g6-standard-24	128GB	64
g6-standard-32	192GB	64

On a node with 16GB of RAM, a total of 16 volumes can be attached; on a node with 32GB of RAM, 32 volumes; etc. No more than 64 volumes can be attached to a node. This limit is currently set by Linode's internal virtualization stack, and is enforced by the CSI driver. The number of attached volumes is a combination of block storage volumes and "instance disks" (e.g. the boot disk). As the maximum number of attachments follows the amount of memory allocated for an instance, this scheme also applies to dedicated, premium, gpu, and highmem instance classes.

In order to support this change, block storage volume attachments are no longer persisted across reboots. By persisting the volume attachments (the default behaviour in the Linode API), the maximum number of attachable volumes and instance disks is 8, since those attachments are added to an instance's configuration profile.

New Contributors

• @nesv made their first contribution in #167

helm-v0.7.0

The Container Storage Interface (CSI) Driver for Linode Block Storage enables container orchestrators such as Kubernetes to manage the life-cycle of persistant storage claims.

v0.6.5

What's Changed

• fix: handle bind mounts on same device as expected by @shanduur in #162

New Contributors

• @shanduur made their first contribution in #162

Full Changelog: v0.6.4...v0.6.5

v0.6.4

What's Changed

• Write encryptionKey to cryptsetup stdin by @avestuk in #159

New Contributors

• @eljohnson92 made their first contribution in #155

Full Changelog: v0.6.3...v0.6.4

helm-v0.6.3

The Container Storage Interface (CSI) Driver for Linode Block Storage enables container orchestrators such as Kubernetes to manage the life-cycle of persistant storage claims.

v0.6.3

What's Changed

• LKE-3931: Set maxVolumesPerNode to 7 by @rsienko in #152

New Contributors

• @rsienko made their first contribution in #152

Full Changelog: v0.6.2...v0.6.3

v0.6.2

What's Changed

• Ensure that LinodeID matches before detach. by @Michkov in #153

New Contributors

• @Michkov made their first contribution in #153

Full Changelog: v0.6.1...v0.6.2

v0.6.1

Feature Highlights

• Added ListVolumes Support [#144]
• Updated E2E Testing

What's Changed

• Lint e2e, install ginkgo, downgrade apimachinery by @okokes-akamai in #138
• rework main and move to klog by @luthermonson in #136
• forgot InitFlags by @luthermonson in #141
• fix empty tags causing length error by @luthermonson in #143
• fix: Respect imagePullPolicy for driver in CSI controller StatefulSet by @lgarber-akamai in #145
• ref: Respect idempotency in CreateVolume(...) by @lgarber-akamai in #142
• Fixing E2E Tests by @luthermonson in #140
• Implement ListVolumes by @avestuk in #144
• Improve readability of test errors; update dependencies; improve test invocation by @okokes-akamai in #147
• add ability to configure the pods mount dir to the helm chart by @luthermonson in #148

New Contributors

• @avestuk made their first contribution in #144

Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.6.1

v0.6.0

Feature Highlights

• Added VolumeMode=block enabling raw block support
• Added Volume Health Monitoring via ListVolumes [docs]
• Added tagging support [docs]
• Added LUKS encryption support [docs]
• Removed Dependency on CCM for an Instance ID
• Moved Build/Deployment to use Release Artifacts

What's Changed

• initial RPC_GET_VOLUME_STAT support by @BeryJu in #113
• Enhance get-linode-id.sh script to try getting ID from multiple sources by @schinmai-akamai in #116
• Move Travis workload to Github Actions by @okokes-akamai in #110
• new: Add support for volume cloning by @lgarber-akamai in #97
• Feature: Adds optional support for LUKS encrypted mounts with an ext4 filesystem with a user supplied key by @luthermonson in #122
• updating go modules for a release by @luthermonson in #125
• fixing forgotten gomod changes after csi sanity tests were commented by @luthermonson in #128
• adding windows build tags to hide unix.Statfs calls by @luthermonson in #127
• VolumeMode=block support by @srust in #126
• Update README.md by @johnybradshaw in #134
• rebuilding release process to use gh actions for release assets by @luthermonson in #131
• Allow passing tags to volumes using the storage class by @schinmai-akamai in #133

New Contributors

• @BeryJu made their first contribution in #113
• @lgarber-akamai made their first contribution in #97
• @johnybradshaw made their first contribution in #134

Full Changelog: v0.5.3...v0.6.0