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CON-3166 - Removed rollback for NFS resources when creating NFS volume #437

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@jlothe jlothe commented Feb 5, 2025

Please review the rollback removal changes when creating NFS volume for 2.5.2 branch

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LGTM

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LGTM

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This is not working very well.

Assume a customer deploys an NFS server with more memory than is available. The Deployment will be stuck "Pending", the CSI driver is waiting indefinitely for the Deployment status to return "Running" and later create the Service if the Deployment is successful. In this state, if the user decides to delete the frontend PVC realizing the mistake of oversubscribing memory, leaves the backend "Pending" stuck forever and will eventually leave the Deployment in an unmanaged state and manual cleanup is required.

We need to be able to delete "half created" NFS deployments when they're stuck failing.

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