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Dynamic Provisioning: Clarify requirements for automatic AP deletion. #1053
Dynamic Provisioning: Clarify requirements for automatic AP deletion. #1053
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Is this a bug fix or adding new feature?
A fix in documentation for the Dynamic Provisioning example.
What is this PR about? / Why do we need it?
This PR addresses Issue #832. We found that releasing PVC created with the dynamic provisioner would not delete the EFS access points as expected. The comment left by @TokRa13 outlined the permissions fix that worked for us and these changes document all of the requirements that allow the driver to properly delete the access points.
What testing is done?
The requirements outlined in this change have been tested and found working within a production EKS cluster.