Hello everybody! I have a problem when I try to mount an NFS shared volume or hostPath into a pod deployed by deployment K8s object. The volume is mounted as root:root, although inside after to mount, It does have a non-root user perm, but containers user cannot write on it. Cluster information: K…

Nope, the container is running as alejandra’s user. It does have 1001 UID and 1001 GID. The application works ok and Its works and the directory /app/var is set alejandra:alejandra without PVC associated. When I associate PVC and redeploy the pods, /app/var does change into root:root and 755 perms. …

NFS/hostPath is mounted as root in a pod running non-root user

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protosam July 6, 2021, 9:06am 2

Is the container running NFS running as root? Might be able to use initContainers to fix the perms.

This seems similar to this thread and this issue.

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NFS/hostPath is mounted as root in a pod running non-root user

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