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|structuredtext=Deciding storage includes a lot of factors such as the number of agents, call volumes, call recordings and archiving them, data security, accessibility, and so on. It also includes technical factors such as the Input Output Per Second (IOPS) or throughput, storage type, latency, and so on.
 
|structuredtext=Deciding storage includes a lot of factors such as the number of agents, call volumes, call recordings and archiving them, data security, accessibility, and so on. It also includes technical factors such as the Input Output Per Second (IOPS) or throughput, storage type, latency, and so on.
  
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In Genesys Multicloud CX private edition, you will create storage for specific services, for example, Genesys Customer Experience Insights (GCXI), and Voice. The services that require storage elements, such as file and disk storage for processing its data, use the [https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/persistent-volumes/ Kubernetes Persistence Volume subsystem] (PV). The storage subsystem and Kubernetes StorageClass types requirements for different services for different Kubernetes platforms are given in the following tables:  
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In Genesys Multicloud CX private edition, you will create storage for specific services, for example, Genesys Customer Experience Insights (GCXI), and Voice. The services that require storage elements, such as file and disk storage for processing its data, use the [https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/persistent-volumes/ Kubernetes Persistence Volume subsystem] (PV). The storage subsystem and Kubernetes StorageClass types requirements for different services for different Kubernetes platforms are given in the following tables:
  
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*[[{{FULLPAGENAME}}#storageAKS|File and disk storage for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)]]
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*[[{{FULLPAGENAME}}#storageGKE|File and disk storage for Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)]]
 
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*[[{{FULLPAGENAME}}#storageGKE|File and disk storage for GKE]]
 
  
 
You can create or select the storage subsystem for your service on a specific Kubernetes platform based on the information presented in the corresponding table. For the exact sizing of each storage subsystem or PVs, refer to the related {{Link-AnywhereElse|product=PrivateEdition|version=Current|manual=PEGuide|topic=GEServices|display text=service-level documentation}}.
 
You can create or select the storage subsystem for your service on a specific Kubernetes platform based on the information presented in the corresponding table. For the exact sizing of each storage subsystem or PVs, refer to the related {{Link-AnywhereElse|product=PrivateEdition|version=Current|manual=PEGuide|topic=GEServices|display text=service-level documentation}}.
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{{NoteFormat|By default, the Kubernetes platform creates default file and disk storage classes. However, Genesys recommends not to use them but to create a custom file and disk storage for your service.|1}}
 
{{NoteFormat|By default, the Kubernetes platform creates default file and disk storage classes. However, Genesys recommends not to use them but to create a custom file and disk storage for your service.|1}}
 
{{NoteFormat|You can determine the storage requirements for your contact center yourself by either exploring the storage requirements of each service, by using the Sizing Calculator or by leveraging the Genesys Professional Services team's support.|2}}
 
{{NoteFormat|You can determine the storage requirements for your contact center yourself by either exploring the storage requirements of each service, by using the Sizing Calculator or by leveraging the Genesys Professional Services team's support.|2}}
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===File and disk storage for OpenShift===
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The following table provides the storage information for OpenShift:
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===File and disk storage for AKS===
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The following table provides the storage information for AKS:<br />
 
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{{!}}'''Storage Type'''
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!'''AKS Storage Class Name<sup>#</sup>'''
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{{!}}'''Description'''
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!Storage Type
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{{!}}'''Associated Services'''
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!Notes
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!Associated Services
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{{!}}disk-hdd (ephemeral)
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{{!}}Standard_HDD
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{{!}}Node disk mounted via HostPath.
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{{!}}
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*GCXI
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*Gplus WFM
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*GVP-MCP
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*GVP-RM
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*Interaction Server
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*Pulse
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*Tenant
 +
*Voice Services
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*WebRTC
 
{{!}}-
 
{{!}}-
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{{!}}Disk
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{{!}}disk-standard
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{{!}}Uses dynamically provisioned disks (which reside in a single AZ) to create an RWO volume that can be attached to a single pod. Genesys recommends SSD storage for production deployments.
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disk-premium
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{{!}}Azure Disk - Standard
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Azure Disk - Premium
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{{!}}Use single AZ disks to create an RWO volume that can be attached to a single pod.
 
{{!}}
 
{{!}}
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*GCXI*
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*CX Contact
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*Designer
 
*GVP
 
*GVP
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*Gplus-WFM
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*GWS
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*Interaction Server*
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*UCSX
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*Pulse*
 
−
*Tenant*
 
−
*Voice Services*
 
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*WebRTC*
 
 
{{!}}-
 
{{!}}-
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{{!}}Files-local
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{{!}}files-standard
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{{!}}Creates an RWX volume that can be attached to many pods across all the node pool AZs; this is similar to NFS. Local type means the 'Locally Redundant Storage' that replicates copies of data in a single AZ in a single region. Hence, there is a risk of your Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) becoming unavailable if a single region completely fails. It needs a guaranteed 1 IOPS per GB stored with a minimum of 100 IOPS while allowing bursting and higher throughput than standard HDD storage. Genesys recommends SSD storage for production deployments. '''Note:''' The minimum volume size needed is 100GB.
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{{!}}Azure Files - Standard Fileshare LRS
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{{!}}Local redundant storage (LRS) for RWX volumes that can be shared between multiple pod instances; replicated data in a single AZ.  
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Lower throughput than premium and no IOPs guaranteed.
 
{{!}}BDS
 
{{!}}BDS
 
{{!}}-
 
{{!}}-
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{{!}}Files-redundant
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{{!}}files-standard-redundant
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{{!}}Creates an RWX volume that can be attached to many pods across all the node pool AZs. Redundant type means the 'Zonal Redundant Storage' that replicates copies of data across multiple AZs in a region. No IOPS guarantee is needed. Similar to NFS.
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{{!}}Azure Files - Premium Fileshare ZRS
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{{!}}Zonal redundant storage (ZRS) for RWX volumes shared across multiple pods; replicated data across multiple AZs in a region.
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No IOPS guaranteed - similar to NFS.
 
{{!}}
 
{{!}}
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*CX Contact
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*CX Contact  
 
*Designer
 
*Designer
 
*GCXI
 
*GCXI
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*Gplus-WFM
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*Gplus WFM
 
*GVP
 
*GVP
 
*GWS
 
*GWS
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*Intelligent Workload Distribution
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*Pulse
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*Pulse*
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*Tenant
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*Tenant*
 
 
*UCSX
 
*UCSX
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*WebRTC*
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*WebRTC
 
{{!}}-
 
{{!}}-
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{{!}}Object storage
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{{!}}blob storage
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{{!}}Creates object storage which is optimized for storing massive amounts of unstructured data across AZ and regions. Similar to S3 or Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage.
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{{!}}Azure Blob Storage
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{{!}}*GIM data feed/GSP
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{{!}}Create Azure Blob Storage which is optimized for storing massive amounts of unstructured data across AZ and regions.
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{{!}}
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*Digital Channels (image, files, upload)
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*Digital channels (image, files, upload)
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*Recordings(GVP)
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*GIM data feed/GSP
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*Recordings (GVP)
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*Telemetry
 
*Voicemail
 
*Voicemail
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*Telemetry
 
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{{!}}-
 
 
{{!}}}
 
{{!}}}
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<nowiki>*</nowiki>''Genesys Multicloud CX services that use the disk space mainly for logging purposes. You can optionally configure them not to use the disk space. Refer to the related'' {{Link-AnywhereElse|product=PrivateEdition|version=Current|manual=PEGuide|topic=GEServices|display text=service-level guides}} ''for more information.''
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*<nowiki>#</nowiki>''The AKS storage class names are created by default. You can modify the storage class names based on your organizational needs.''
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*UCSX
 
*UCSX
 
*WebRTC
 
*WebRTC
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{{!}}-
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{{!}}blob storage
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{{!}}Cloud Storage buckets
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{{!}}Create Google Cloud Storage which is optimized for storing massive amounts of unstructured data across AZ and regions.
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{{!}}
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*Digital channels (image, files, upload)
 +
*GIM data feed/GSP
 +
*Recordings (GVP)
 +
*Telemetry
 +
*Voicemail
 
{{!}}}
 
{{!}}}
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*<nowiki>#</nowiki>''The GKE storage class names are created by default. You can modify the storage class names based on your organizational needs.''
 
*<nowiki>#</nowiki>''The GKE storage class names are created by default. You can modify the storage class names based on your organizational needs.''
 
*<nowiki>*</nowiki>''RWO type storage is tested with the default CSI driver.''
 
*<nowiki>*</nowiki>''RWO type storage is tested with the default CSI driver.''
 
*<nowiki>**</nowiki>RWX type storage is tested with the Filestore CSI driver. This storage driver is not enabled by default and it must be enabled in the GKE clusters. However, this configuration is available only in GKE 1.21.x releases. For more information on enabling Filestore CSI driver, see [https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/how-to/persistent-volumes/filestore-csi-driver GKE documentation]
 
*<nowiki>**</nowiki>RWX type storage is tested with the Filestore CSI driver. This storage driver is not enabled by default and it must be enabled in the GKE clusters. However, this configuration is available only in GKE 1.21.x releases. For more information on enabling Filestore CSI driver, see [https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/how-to/persistent-volumes/filestore-csi-driver GKE documentation]
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{{AnchorDiv|storageOCP}}
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===File and disk storage for OpenShift===
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The following table provides the storage information for OpenShift:
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{{{!}} class="wikitable"
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{{!}}+
 +
{{!}}'''Storage Type'''
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{{!}}'''Description'''
 +
{{!}}'''Associated Services'''
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{{!}}-
 +
{{!}}Disk
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{{!}}Uses dynamically provisioned disks (which reside in a single AZ) to create an RWO volume that can be attached to a single pod. Genesys recommends SSD storage for production deployments.
 +
{{!}}
 +
*GCXI*
 +
*GVP
 +
*Gplus-WFM
 +
*Interaction Server*
 +
*Pulse*
 +
*Tenant*
 +
*Voice Services*
 +
*WebRTC*
 +
{{!}}-
 +
{{!}}Files-local
 +
{{!}}Create an RWX volume that can be attached to many pods across all the node pool AZs; this is similar to NFS. The local type means 'Locally Redundant Storage' that replicates copies of data in a single AZ in a single region. Hence, there is a risk of your Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) becoming unavailable if a single region completely fails. It needs a guaranteed 1 IOPS per GB stored with a minimum of 100 IOPS while allowing bursting and higher throughput than standard HDD storage. Genesys recommends SSD storage for production deployments. '''Note:''' The minimum volume size needed is 100GB.
 +
{{!}}BDS
 +
{{!}}-
 +
{{!}}Files-redundant
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{{!}}Create an RWX volume that can be attached to many pods across all the node pool AZs. The redundant type means 'Zonal Redundant Storage' that replicates copies of data across multiple AZs in a region. No IOPS guarantee is needed. Similar to NFS.
 +
{{!}}
 +
*CX Contact
 +
*Designer
 +
*GCXI
 +
*Gplus-WFM
 +
*GVP
 +
*GWS
 +
*Intelligent Workload Distribution
 +
*Pulse*
 +
*Tenant*
 +
*UCSX
 +
*WebRTC*
 +
{{!}}-
 +
{{!}}Object storage
 +
{{!}}Create object storage which is optimized for storing massive amounts of unstructured data across AZ and regions. Similar to S3 or Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage.
 +
{{!}}
 +
*GIM data feed/GSP
 +
*Digital Channels (image, files, upload)
 +
*Recordings (GVP)
 +
*Voicemail
 +
*Telemetry
 +
{{!}}-
 +
{{!}}}
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<nowiki>*</nowiki>''Genesys Multicloud CX services that use the disk space mainly for logging purposes. You can optionally configure them not to use the disk space. Refer to the related'' {{Link-AnywhereElse|product=PrivateEdition|version=Current|manual=PEGuide|topic=GEServices|display text=service-level guides}} ''for more information.''
 
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Revision as of 14:30, September 30, 2022

This topic is part of the manual Setting up Genesys Multicloud CX Private Edition for version Current of Genesys Multicloud CX Private Edition.

Provides information about different storage types required for Genesys Multicloud CX services.

Deciding storage includes a lot of factors such as the number of agents, call volumes, call recordings and archiving them, data security, accessibility, and so on. It also includes technical factors such as the Input Output Per Second (IOPS) or throughput, storage type, latency, and so on.

In Genesys Multicloud CX private edition, you will create storage for specific services, for example, Genesys Customer Experience Insights (GCXI), and Voice. The services that require storage elements, such as file and disk storage for processing its data, use the Kubernetes Persistence Volume subsystem (PV). The storage subsystem and Kubernetes StorageClass types requirements for different services for different Kubernetes platforms are given in the following tables:

You can create or select the storage subsystem for your service on a specific Kubernetes platform based on the information presented in the corresponding table. For the exact sizing of each storage subsystem or PVs, refer to the related service-level documentation.

Important
By default, the Kubernetes platform creates default file and disk storage classes. However, Genesys recommends not to use them but to create a custom file and disk storage for your service.
Tip
You can determine the storage requirements for your contact center yourself by either exploring the storage requirements of each service, by using the Sizing Calculator or by leveraging the Genesys Professional Services team's support.

File and disk storage for AKS

The following table provides the storage information for AKS:

AKS Storage Class Name# Storage Type Notes Associated Services
disk-hdd (ephemeral) Standard_HDD Node disk mounted via HostPath.
  • GCXI
  • Gplus WFM
  • GVP-MCP
  • GVP-RM
  • Interaction Server
  • Pulse
  • Tenant
  • Voice Services
  • WebRTC
disk-standard

disk-premium

Azure Disk - Standard

Azure Disk - Premium

Use single AZ disks to create an RWO volume that can be attached to a single pod.
  • CX Contact
  • Designer
  • GVP
  • GWS
  • UCSX
files-standard Azure Files - Standard Fileshare LRS Local redundant storage (LRS) for RWX volumes that can be shared between multiple pod instances; replicated data in a single AZ.

Lower throughput than premium and no IOPs guaranteed.

BDS
files-standard-redundant Azure Files - Premium Fileshare ZRS Zonal redundant storage (ZRS) for RWX volumes shared across multiple pods; replicated data across multiple AZs in a region.

No IOPS guaranteed - similar to NFS.

  • CX Contact
  • Designer
  • GCXI
  • Gplus WFM
  • GVP
  • GWS
  • Pulse
  • Tenant
  • UCSX
  • WebRTC
blob storage Azure Blob Storage Create Azure Blob Storage which is optimized for storing massive amounts of unstructured data across AZ and regions.
  • Digital channels (image, files, upload)
  • GIM data feed/GSP
  • Recordings (GVP)
  • Telemetry
  • Voicemail
  • #The AKS storage class names are created by default. You can modify the storage class names based on your organizational needs.


File and disk storage for GKE

The following table provides the storage information for GKE:

GKE Storage Class Name# Storage Type Notes Associated Services
ephemeral (emptyDir) Persistent disk Node disk accessed through local ephemeral emptyDir volumes, provided there is no access to hostPath.
  • GCXI
  • GVP-MCP
  • GVP-RM
  • Gplus-WFM
  • Interaction Server
  • Pulse
  • Tenant
  • Voice services
  • WebRTC
standard-rwo*

premium-rwo*

pd-balanced (SSD)

pd-ssd (SSD)

Persistent Disk (pd) - Default Zonal (single AZ) RWO StorageClasses provided by GKE with typical Block storage performance.
  • CX Contact
  • Designer
  • GVP
  • GWS
  • UCSX
standard-rwx** Filestore - Basic HDD Local redundant storage for RWX volumes shared between pod instances; replicated data in a single AZ. BDS
redundant-rwx** Filestore - Enterprise Regional redundant storage for RWX volumes shared between pod instances; replicated data to two zones in a region (Regional PD).
  • CX Contact
  • Designer
  • GCXI
  • Gplus-WFM
  • GVP
  • GWS
  • Pulse
  • Tenant
  • UCSX
  • WebRTC
blob storage Cloud Storage buckets Create Google Cloud Storage which is optimized for storing massive amounts of unstructured data across AZ and regions.
  • Digital channels (image, files, upload)
  • GIM data feed/GSP
  • Recordings (GVP)
  • Telemetry
  • Voicemail
  • #The GKE storage class names are created by default. You can modify the storage class names based on your organizational needs.
  • *RWO type storage is tested with the default CSI driver.
  • **RWX type storage is tested with the Filestore CSI driver. This storage driver is not enabled by default and it must be enabled in the GKE clusters. However, this configuration is available only in GKE 1.21.x releases. For more information on enabling Filestore CSI driver, see GKE documentation

File and disk storage for OpenShift

The following table provides the storage information for OpenShift:

Storage Type Description Associated Services
Disk Uses dynamically provisioned disks (which reside in a single AZ) to create an RWO volume that can be attached to a single pod. Genesys recommends SSD storage for production deployments.
  • GCXI*
  • GVP
  • Gplus-WFM
  • Interaction Server*
  • Pulse*
  • Tenant*
  • Voice Services*
  • WebRTC*
Files-local Create an RWX volume that can be attached to many pods across all the node pool AZs; this is similar to NFS. The local type means 'Locally Redundant Storage' that replicates copies of data in a single AZ in a single region. Hence, there is a risk of your Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) becoming unavailable if a single region completely fails. It needs a guaranteed 1 IOPS per GB stored with a minimum of 100 IOPS while allowing bursting and higher throughput than standard HDD storage. Genesys recommends SSD storage for production deployments. Note: The minimum volume size needed is 100GB. BDS
Files-redundant Create an RWX volume that can be attached to many pods across all the node pool AZs. The redundant type means 'Zonal Redundant Storage' that replicates copies of data across multiple AZs in a region. No IOPS guarantee is needed. Similar to NFS.
  • CX Contact
  • Designer
  • GCXI
  • Gplus-WFM
  • GVP
  • GWS
  • Intelligent Workload Distribution
  • Pulse*
  • Tenant*
  • UCSX
  • WebRTC*
Object storage Create object storage which is optimized for storing massive amounts of unstructured data across AZ and regions. Similar to S3 or Azure Blob, Google Cloud Storage.
  • GIM data feed/GSP
  • Digital Channels (image, files, upload)
  • Recordings (GVP)
  • Voicemail
  • Telemetry

*Genesys Multicloud CX services that use the disk space mainly for logging purposes. You can optionally configure them not to use the disk space. Refer to the related service-level guides for more information.

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