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Storage Class field should not be editable for a DB Cluster

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  1. Create a new database cluster (e.g., MySQL) and wait until it reaches the ready state.

  2. Navigate to the Database Overview page.

  3. Scroll to the Advanced configuration section.

  4. Click Edit next to the configuration options.

  5. Observe that the Storage Class field appears editable or is shown alongside other editable fields.

Actual Outcome:

  • The Storage Class field appears to be editable for an existing, running DB cluster.

  • This implies that users can change it post-creation, which is not supported by Kubernetes and can mislead users.

Expected Outcome:

  • The Storage Class field should be read-only once the DB cluster is created.

  • Users should not be allowed to modify the storage class via the UI.

  • Optionally, a tooltip or info message should clarify:

    "the Storage class is defined at creation and cannot be changed later."

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