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Hi, Siva.
To resolve the context deadline exceeded
error with the PVC in EFS CSI Driver, follow these steps:
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Verify EFS Mount Targets Ensure your EFS file system has mount targets in the same VPC and subnets as your EKS nodes. Check Mounting EFS file systems for guidance.
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Check IAM Roles Confirm that the IAM role associated with the EFS CSI driver has appropriate permissions and the trust relationship includes your EKS cluster’s OIDC identity. Refer to IAM Roles for Service Accounts for details.
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Inspect Security Groups Ensure the security groups for EFS mount targets and EKS nodes allow necessary traffic. The EFS security group documentation provides relevant information.
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Review Storage Class and PVC Check if the
StorageClass
andPVC
are correctly configured with the EFS file system ID. Misconfiguration here can lead to provisioning failures. -
Examine Driver Logs Look at the EFS CSI Driver logs for more specific errors that can hint at the issue's root cause.
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Network Configuration Ensure your EKS cluster's network setup allows communication with AWS EFS, including VPC, route tables, and internet/NAT gateways settings.
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DNS and Time Sync Verify DNS resolution and time synchronization within your EKS nodes to avoid connectivity and protocol issues.
Addressing these areas should help in resolving the PVC provisioning failure. For more details on troubleshooting, you can refer to the EFS CSI Driver troubleshooting guide.
Please accept this answer if it helps. Otherwise, feel free to ping me and/or share more details on the itens mentioned above so we can troubleshoot.
Regards, Pablo Silva
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