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Revision as of 13:25, July 12, 2021

This topic is part of the manual Genesys Authentication Private Edition Guide for version Current of Genesys Authentication.

Find out what to do before deploying Genesys Authentication.

Limitations and assumptions

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Download the Helm charts

Genesys Authentication in Genesys Engage cloud private edition is made up of three containers, one for each of its components:

  • gws-core-auth - Authentication API service
  • gws-ui-auth - Authentication UI service
  • gws-core-environment - Environment API service

The service also includes a container for its Helm chart, which you must deploy to install all three containers for Genesys Authentication:

  • gauth

See Helm charts and containers for Authentication, Login, and SSO for the Helm chart version you must download for your release.

To download the Helm chart, navigate to the gauth folder in the JFrog repository. See Downloading your Genesys Multicloud CX containers for details.

Third-party prerequisites

Install the prerequisite dependencies listed in the Third-party services table before you deploy Genesys Authentication.

Third-party services
Name Version Purpose Notes
PostgreSQL 11.x Relational database.
Redis 6.x Used for caching. Only distributions of Redis that support Redis cluster mode are supported, however, some services may not support cluster mode.Redis must be in cluster mode.
Consul 1.13.x Service discovery, service mesh, and key/value store.

Storage requirements

Genesys Authentication uses PostgreSQL to store key/value pairs for the Authentication API and Environment API services. It uses Redis to cache data for the Authentication API service.

Network requirements

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Browser requirements

The Authentication UI supports the web browsers listed in the Browsers table.

Browsers
Name Version Notes
ChromeCurrent release or one version previousChrome updates itself automatically. Versions of Chrome are only an issue if your IT department restricts automatic updates.
FirefoxCurrent release or one version previousGenesys also supports the current ESR release. Genesys supports the transitional ESR release only during the time period in which the new ESR release is tested and certified. For more information, see Firefox ESR release cycle. Firefox updates itself automatically. Versions of Firefox are only an issue if your IT department restricts automatic updates.
Microsoft Edge (Legacy)Current release
Microsoft Edge ChromiumCurrent release

Genesys dependencies

Genesys Authentication must be deployed before other Genesys Engage cloud private edition services. To complete provisioning the service, you must first deploy Web Services and Applications and the Tenant Service. For a look at the high-level deployment order, see Order of services deployment.

GDPR support

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