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uid=10000 gid=10000 groups=10000
→Running the first test container on the new cluster
Save this into a "test-pod.yaml", start the pod and verify that it has been created correcly and the filesystems have been mounted successfully, for example with the below commands. You can also check whether you can access the data you have copied over and obtain copy/move it somewhere safe in your private home directory. If you have a large dataset which is probably useful for several people, please contact me so I can move it to the numeric user- and groupstatic read-id only tree for filesystem permissionsdatasets.
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> kubectl exec -it ubuntu-test-pod /bin/bash
$ ls /abyss/shared/<the directory you created for your data>
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