Stratis is currently designed as initrd capable, but also will have a running daemon to do monitoring and support a DBus API. Given this, what is the recommendation for the best way for it to interact with LVM? This has several interconnected facets: * How does Stratis interact with LVM -- lvm-dbus, libblockdev, or do cmdline wrapping/parsing itself? * How does Stratis receive and parse LVM (and DM?) errors with the granularity it needs to take appropriate action, or to convert the error into a Stratis-specific error message? * How should Stratis listen for events? Use dmeventd, maybe with a new plugin? Does LVM have its own conditions that Stratis would need to check/poll for? Overall, just looking for a recommendation on how best to achieve this level of support, and to fill in which pieces are there today vs. still needing development.
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 26 development cycle. Changing version to '26'.
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