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@cwrau cwrau commented Jan 19, 2026

What this PR does / why we need it:

This PR allows the user to choose between DaemonSet and Deployment.

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feat(openstack-cloud-controller-manager): allow user to choose between DaemonSet and Deployment

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kayrus commented Jan 21, 2026

@cwrau thanks for the PR. Could you please describe your use case for the daemonset deployment style? I'd set the default style to be a deployment unless daemonset is set. Also please fix chart issues found by lint.

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cwrau commented Jan 22, 2026

@cwrau thanks for the PR. Could you please describe your use case for the daemonset deployment style? I'd set the default style to be a deployment unless daemonset is set. Also please fix chart issues found by lint.

I just wanted to keep the existing concept, so users don't have to do anything to keep the current setup.

I can set the default to deployment, but I imagine that that would kinda be a breaking change.

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kayrus commented Jan 22, 2026

@cwrau I never used helm-charts from this repo, and I just realized that it was always a DaemonSet, this is a surprise for me. All OCCM deployments that I worked with were always a Deployment. And I wonder what was the reason to be initially a DaemonSet.

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