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{WIP} Add support for running hostpath volumes in rwx volume mode #609
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I am going to close this. I think a better way of doing this is to use kind and RWX volumes. closing for now. |
This is just a way to run hostpath driver in rwx mode.
I am currently using a NFS share to share the state.json file between multiple nodes. Probably not most elegant.