Kowshhal
Reputation: 291
Mounting a Persistent volume on to an already existing pod
Is it possible to mount a volume into a pod that is already up? I have a use case where I have to mount the user's folder on Api request(different folder for different users), I know it is possible by creating a new pod, but is it possible to just add or change a volume to an existing pod?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 749
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