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Is ReadWriteMany supported for Hyperdisk? #1830
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I have looked up and couldn't find any information about CSI supporting
ReadWriteMany
with Hyperdisk Balanced. I tried to create one inside the my GKE cluster and got the error.StorageClass
PVC
CSI Version: v1.13.6-gke.5
Can someone confirm if
ReadWriteMany
for hyperdisk is not yet supported? Or I'm misconfiguring it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: