Error: Output: mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting x.x.x.x:/file-share-name
Make sure that the values of the PV spec.nfs.path and spec.nfs.server match
with the name of the file share and the IP address of the Filestore
instance, respectively.
Example:
If your file share is named vol1 and the IP address of the
Filestore instance is 10.0.0.2, the PV spec.nfs.path and
spec.nfs.server must match those values:
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