feat(container): update image ghcr.io/onedr0p/volsync to v0.11.0

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Update	Change
ghcr.io/onedr0p/volsync (source)	minor	0.10.0 -> 0.11.0

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Release Notes

backube/volsync (ghcr.io/onedr0p/volsync)

v0.11.0

Compare Source

Changed

• Restic updated to v0.17.0
• Syncthing updated to v1.27.12

Added

• moverAffinity added to spec to allow for specifying the podAffinity assigned
  to a VolSync mover pod
• cleanupTempPVC option added for direct users to allow for deleting the
  dynamically provisioned destination PVC after a completed replication.
• cleanupCachePVC option for restic to allow for deleting the cache PVC
  after a completed replication.
• enableFileDeletion restic option to allow for restoring to an existing
  PVC (for example running multiple restores) and delete files that do
  not exist in the backup being restored.

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[jsaveker]

Here is an automated review from ChatGPT of this pull request.

Based on the given git diff, there is a version update for an image used in a Helm release template for deploying an application in Kubernetes. The volsync image tag has been updated from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0. Without further context about the changes between these versions or the security practices of the project maintainers, it's difficult to pinpoint direct security vulnerabilities from this diff alone.

However, version updates could potentially introduce new vulnerabilities or fix existing ones. Best practices for mitigating risks associated with version updates include:

1. Review Release Notes and Changelogs: Carefully review the release notes and changelogs of the new version (0.11.0) to understand what changes have been made, especially any that pertain to security fixes or potential new security concerns.

2. Vulnerability Scanning: Use container image scanning tools to scan the new image version for known vulnerabilities. Tools like Trivy, Clair, or Snyk can be integrated into your CI/CD pipeline to automatically scan images before deployment.

3. Test in a Controlled Environment: Before deploying the new version to production, test the updated application in a staging or test environment. This includes not only functionality testing but also security testing to ensure that the update hasn't introduced new vulnerabilities.

4. Follow Security Best Practices: Ensure that your Kubernetes deployments follow security best practices, such as running containers with the least privilege, using network policies to control traffic flow, and keeping Kubernetes and its components up to date.

5. Monitor After Deployment: Leveraging monitoring and alerting tools can help detect anomalies that might indicate a security breach. Tools like Prometheus, Grafana, and security-specific tools can be very helpful in this regard.

To sum up, without specific details regarding volsync version 0.11.0, there were no direct security issues that could be identified solely based on the version change in the git diff. However, the suggestion is to undertake a comprehensive review and testing approach as described above to ensure that updating does not inadvertently compromise your application's security posture.