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# vspherea
adamant-kite-43734
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salmon-noon-33588
03/10/2023, 8:08 PMIs this consistent for you? For us, sometimes vms will not get cleaned up, but usually they are.
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hundreds-evening-84071
03/10/2023, 8:11 PMyes, I have never seen deleting PV task delete objects in vsphere.
hundreds-evening-84071
03/10/2023, 8:12 PMI probably missed a flag or setting somewhere. but that's my guess
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salmon-noon-33588
03/10/2023, 8:14 PMI would check permissions in vSphere, thats where we had most of our issues.
salmon-noon-33588
03/10/2023, 8:14 PMAlso, checkout the CSI driver container logs, they seem reasonably verbose
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hundreds-evening-84071
03/10/2023, 8:14 PMwill do; thank you!
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agreeable-oil-87482
03/11/2023, 12:34 PMRemoving the PV should trigger an action to remove the container volume in vcenter. As @salmon-noon-33588 mentioned, permissions and CSI driver logs are a good starting point.
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