Hi all, are there any limitations when using ranch...
# rancher-desktopc
crooked-painting-25235
06/10/2025, 10:19 PMHi all, are there any limitations when using rancher-desktop on linux for local kubernetes when it comes to persistent storage? I'm trying to setup the nfs-subdir-provisioner and it's failing to mount the nfs server using I believe the same configuration that I'm using on my rke2 cluster
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bored-farmer-36655
06/10/2025, 10:24 PM@crooked-painting-25235 Hi, have you read; < https://docs.rancherdesktop.io/tutorials/using-persistent-storage>
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crooked-painting-25235
06/10/2025, 10:26 PMI have but that appears to me to mostly be talking about just persistent storage for containers and not specifically within kubernetes installed by rancher-desktop.
crooked-painting-25235
06/10/2025, 10:26 PMthere's no examples on there of Kubernetes persistent volumes or persistent volume claims
crooked-painting-25235
06/10/2025, 10:28 PMOne of the reasons I was choosing rancher-desktop for the local kubernetes development is because I believed it to be one of the more compliant kubernetes local deployments vs. some others that kind of do their own thing.
crooked-painting-25235
06/10/2025, 10:37 PMI may have figured it out by adding the nfs-utils package to the rancher-desktop vm but that was a giant pain as this host isn't connected to the internet so gotta see if I can make that easier.
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bored-farmer-36655
06/10/2025, 11:17 PMMight be worth creating an issue?