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dell-csi-helm-installer/README.md

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| Dependency | Usage |
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| `kubectl` | Kubectl is used to validate that the Kubernetes system meets the requirements of the driver. |
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| `helm` | Helm v3 is used as the deployment tool for Charts. See, [Install HELM 3](https://helm.sh/docs/intro/install/) for instructions to install HELM 3. |
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| `helm` | Helm v3 is used as the deployment tool for Charts. See, [Install Helm 3](https://helm.sh/docs/intro/install/) for instructions to install Helm 3. |
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| `sshpass` | sshpass is used to check certain pre-requisities in worker nodes (in chosen drivers). |
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dell-csi-helm-installer/csi-offline-bundle.md

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## Description
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The `csi-offline-bundle.sh` script can be used to create a package usable for offline installation of the Dell EMC CSI Storage Providers, via Helm.
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The `csi-offline-bundle.sh` script can be used to create a package for offline installation of Dell CSI storage providers for deployment via Helm.
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This includes the following drivers:
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* [PowerFlex](https://github.com/dell/csi-vxflexos)
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* [PowerStore](https://github.com/dell/csi-powerstore)
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* [Unity](https://github.com/dell/csi-unity)
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the `csm-offline-bundle.sh` script can be used to create a package usable for offline installation of the Dell EMC CSI Storage Providers, via the CSM Operator.
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The `csm-offline-bundle.sh` script can be used to create a package for offline installation of Dell CSI storage providers for deployment via the CSM Operator.
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* [Dell CSM Operator](https://github.com/dell/csm-operator)
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## Dependencies
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This needs to be performed on a linux system with access to the internet as a git repo will need to be cloned, and container images pulled from public registries.
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The build an offline bundle, the following steps are needed:
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1. Perform a `git clone` of the desired repository. For a helm based install, the specific driver repo should be cloned. For an Operator based deployment, the Dell CSM Operator repo should be cloned
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1. Perform a `git clone` of the desired repository. For a Helm based install, the specific driver repo should be cloned. For an Operator based deployment, the Dell CSM Operator repo should be cloned
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2. Run the offline bundle script with an argument of `-c` in order to create an offline bundle
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- For Helm installs, the `csi-offline-bundle.sh` script will be found in the `dell-csi-helm-installer` directory
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- For Operator installs, the `csm-offline-bundle.sh` script will be found in the `scripts` directory

test/helm/README.md

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This directory contains various test helm charts and test scripts:
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This directory contains various test Helm charts and test scripts:
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Helm charts:
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2replicas Creates 2 filesystem mounts like 2vols but with Replicas = 2
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block2 Create a block volume using a pvc+pv+existing volume (NOT WORKING)
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Scripts:
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starttest.sh -- Used to instantiate one of the helm charts above. Requires argument of directory name (e.g. 2vols)
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stoptest.sh -- Stops currently running helm chart
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snapcgtest.sh -- Used after starting a helm chart; tests snapping the persistent volumes into a consistency group
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snaprestoretest.sh -- Used without previously starting a helm test; instantiates 2vols; then upgrades it to 2vols+restore (with volume from snapshot)
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starttest.sh -- Used to instantiate one of the Helm charts above. Requires argument of directory name (e.g. 2vols)
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stoptest.sh -- Stops currently running Helm chart
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snapcgtest.sh -- Used after starting a Helm chart; tests snapping the persistent volumes into a consistency group
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snaprestoretest.sh -- Used without previously starting a Helm test; instantiates 2vols; then upgrades it to 2vols+restore (with volume from snapshot)
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snaptest.sh -- Used after starting 2vols; snaps pvol0 twice
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See the release notes for additional information and examples of using these tests.

test/helm/blocksnap/README.md

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the vxflexos CSI torage system in run.sh. You can edit run.sh and change the storageclass, snapclass (the volumesnapshotclass name),
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and namespace parameters to run the test for a different type of CSI storage.
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The test is constructed from three helm charts that are deployed in the following sequence:
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The test is constructed from three Helm charts that are deployed in the following sequence:
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1. 1vol creates one volume and deploys it in a pod
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2. 1snap creates a snapshot from the volume in step 1.
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3. 1volfromsnap creates a volume from the snapshot and deploys it in a second pod.
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If the test runs succssfully, it compares the data generated in the first pod with the data from the snap in the second pod
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to make sure they match. Then it deletes the helm deployments and waits until the pvcs in the namespace are deleted.
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to make sure they match. Then it deletes the Helm deployments and waits until the pvcs in the namespace are deleted.

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