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@coolstim coolstim commented May 15, 2025

Is this a bug fix or adding new feature?
Bug fix: #429

What is this PR about? / Why do we need it?
by default k8s clusters no longer have access to the ec2 metadaservice, since the node needs the region we expose it in the helm chart the same way we do for the controller
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Hi @coolstim, thanks for adding this, I actually just noticed it during testing. I'm not going to be able to give the final ship but can ok to test.

Separately, can you:

  1. squash the commits
  2. show some logs from the node pod with this change to show that it is working as expected.

I can't think of a reason ec2 metadaservice is actually needed by our node csi pod, long term that should probably be refactored out. That shouldn't block this fix though

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default value for the node region

read region from env variable
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