fix PV will be encrypted failing due to restictive securityContext #835
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Problem Summary:
After adding the
securityContext
to both the controller and node, the pod was no longer able to mount or access the LUKS-encrypted volumes. This issue was traced to restrictive security settings that prevented necessary operations such as mounting, decrypting, and interacting with the LUKS-encrypted block devices.Cause:
The restrictive security context blocked certain operations required by the CSI driver or the pod itself to manage the encrypted volumes. In particular, settings like
allowPrivilegeEscalation: false
andseccompProfile: RuntimeDefault
were blocking essential system calls or preventing the pod from escalating privileges when needed.Changes Made:
To resolve the issue, the following changes were applied:
privileged: true
to allow full access to host resources for managing encrypted volumes.allowPrivilegeEscalation: true
to ensure the pod can escalate privileges when necessary.seccompProfile: Unconfined
to allow system calls needed by LUKS or the CSI driver.readOnlyRootFilesystem: false
to allow necessary write operations.These changes allow the pod and node to successfully mount and interact with the LUKS-encrypted volumes by ensuring that no critical operations are blocked by the security context.