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VAST CSI Driver 2.6.6 Release Notes

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VAST CSI Driver 2.6.6 is released to General Availability as of August 2026.

​To upgrade to VAST CSI Driver 2.6.6, follow the upgrade procedure in the ​​VAST CSI Driver 2.6 Administrator's Guide​​​.

​New Features

​Asynchronous Replication

​VAST CSI Driver 2.6.6 adds support for asynchronous replication of volumes between VAST clusters, with an ability to perform a failover to the secondary replication peer. Replication from one cluster to multiple replication destinations is supported.

​To configure replication with the driver, use VAST CSI Replication Operator that offers automated replication management based on the replication CRDs you supply. For more information and guidance, see ​VAST CSI Driver Administrator's Guide​​.

​The following limitation applies:

  • ​VCSI-488: Creating a PVC from a snapshot (or from another PVC) on a source or destination replication peer is not allowed.

​mTLS Support

​VAST CSI Driver supports mTLS authentication on client NFS connections to the VAST NFS server. In multi-tenant environments, mTLS authentication allows for certificate-based access control and isolation of workloads per storage class.

mTLS authentication for NFS requires VAST Cluster 5.5.0 or later.

​To use mTLS with the driver:

  1. ​Configure the VAST cluster to use mTLS authentication of NFS, as described in the ​VAST Cluster's Administrator's Guide​​.

  2. Add the client certificate and the private key to the Kubernetes secret that is used to supply the user's username and password:

      --from-file=mtls_client_cert=<certificate> \
      --from-file=mtls_client_privkey=<private key> \
  3. Configure the storage class to mount with mTLS:

    mountOptions:
        - "xprtsec=mtls"

Enhancements

  • ​VCSI-464: Added support for the ReadWriteOncePod (RWOP) access mode to the volumes.

  • VCSI-358: Changed the default priority class for the VAST CSI node pod from ​system-cluster-critical​ to ​system-node-critical​​.

​​Resolved Issues

  • VCSI-380: Resolved an issue that could cause an error when trying to modify a PVC with nested quotas.