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a shell in When the pod finally gets the container: Save this into a status "test-pod.yamlrunning", start you can log into the pod container just as in a remote server to obtain a shell prompt. Do this and verify that it has been created correcly and the filesystems have been mounted successfully: <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"></syntaxhighlight> From within the container, for example with you have access to the below commands. You internet, can install packages which are still missing, and also check whether you can access the data you have copied copy over your code and obtain the numeric user- and group-id for filesystem permissionsdata via rsync or pulling it with e.g. git or svn.
→Create a pod to access the file systems
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When you run this on the cluster, it will create a pod for you which runs a container using the latest Ubuntu container image, and the ceph filesystems mounted into it. Use the following commands to create the podand check out its status:
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Pay close attention to the event messages given at the end of the "describe pod" command, they give hints what might be wrong if the pod does not start up.
== Pod configuration on the new cluster ==
