Support VM volume storage migration between different volume and access modes #1397
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volume and access modes. This allows the user to live migration VMs from filesystem to block and vice versa. It also allows the user to change the access mode to RWX or RWO depending on their needs. When creating the target volumes, use a datavolume to create the appropriate PVCs, this allows the user to select the storage profile to pick the correct combination for the selected storage class. Signed-off-by: Alexander Wels <awels@redhat.com>
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This allows the user to live migration VMs from filesystem to block and vice versa. It also allows the user to change the access mode to RWX or RWO depending on their needs.
When creating the target volumes, use a datavolume to create the appropriate PVCs, this allows the user to select the storage profile to pick the correct combination for the selected storage class.