feat(deploy): use native XFS for Aliyun nodes - #48
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Attach a dedicated data disk to Terraform-managed AKernel node pools and have ACK format and mount it as XFS at /home/akernel. Configure sandboxd to consume that filesystem directly so writable layers and checkpoints share a reflink-capable filesystem without a loop-backed filestore. Apply the storage layout to regular extra node pools, keep Dragonfly pools independent, reject conflicting CSI ephemeral storage, and document the capacity, migration, and opt-out behavior. Signed-off-by: Tianyu Zhou <albert.zty@antgroup.com>
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/home/akernelValidation
terraform fmt -check -recursiveterraform validatemake deploy-script-checkScope
The current sandboxd release has no independent allocatable-cap setting, so reserving part of the filesystem exclusively for image and checkpoint storage remains a follow-up.