Ben Vincent
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Why: The media apps must serve and manage the actual media library, not empty volumes. That library already exists on the puppet-managed CephFS filesystem mediafs (mounted by the VM/incus instances at /shared/media) and is in active use, so the k8s apps must mount it in place rather than provision fresh storage. How: - Replace the two fresh movies/tvseries PVCs with one static CephFS PersistentVolume bound to mediafs and a single RWX media-library claim the whole stack shares. - Set the PV reclaim policy to Retain and mark it staticVolume so ceph-csi only mounts the pre-existing storage and can never provision or reclaim it; deleting the PVC or PV cannot destroy the underlying library. - Reuse the live csi-cephfs cluster parameters (clusterID cephfs_csi_ssd_ec_4_1 for mon discovery, csi-cephfs/csi-cephfs-secret node-stage secret) with fsName mediafs and rootPath / (the mediafs root that maps to /shared/media). - Mount the library into each app by subPath so the tree matches the VM layout: sonarr /mnt/tvseries (tvseries), radarr /mnt/movies (movies), jellyfin and nzbget both subtrees; prowlarr keeps no library mount. The jellyfin transcode PVC stays a fresh scratch volume. - Whitelist PersistentVolume in the media AppProject so the cluster-scoped PV can sync.
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YAML
11 lines
195 B
YAML
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apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1
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kind: Kustomization
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resources:
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- namespace.yaml
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- serviceaccount.yaml
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- vaultauth.yaml
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- pv_media-library.yaml
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- pvc_media-library.yaml
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