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Trident controller pod logs repeated errors related to VolumeAttachment objects

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Applies to

  • Astra Trident 25.02.1
  • OpenShift (OCP)
  • ODF Ceph

Issue

  • After upgrading Astra Trident to 25.02.1 in OpenShift environment, the csi-attacher container within the Trident controller pod logs repeated errors related to VolumeAttachment objects:

E0321 09:38:33.876403 1 csi_handler.go:190] "VolumeAttachment attached status and actual state do not match. Adding back to VolumeAttachment queue for forced reprocessing" driver="csi.trident.netapp.io" VolumeAttachment="csi-9a140c9f5fa7a1ed81bc172c9e4555e20e242643fcd778088abc92b77063b358" volumeHandle="<volume_handle>" attachedStatus=true found=false
This error repeats for numerous VolumeAttachment objects (e.g., csi-fdce15e60a940e05ba7f490ec5d9c5c7cebc69b511f67569ef5a9af4ab36ae6c, etc.), all with volumeHandle values following the Ceph/ODF naming convention (e.g., 0001-0011-openshift-storage-...), not Trident’s expected format

  • Running kubectl get volumeattachment --all-namespaces shows  VolumeAttachment objects associated with csi.trident.netapp.io, which correctly corresponds to a Trident-managed Persistent Volume (PV) with the driver csi.trident.netapp.io

 

 

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