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{{AnchorDiv|StorageRequirementsConfig}}
 
{{AnchorDiv|StorageRequirementsConfig}}
 
===Config volume===
 
===Config volume===
RAA mounts a config volume folder, inside the container, as /genesys/raa_config. The folder is the RAA working directory -- at startup,  RAA attempts to read the following files from /genesys/raa_config:
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RAA mounts a config volume folder inside the container, as <tt>/genesys/raa_config</tt>; this folder is the RAA working directory. At startup,  RAA attempts to read the following files from /genesys/raa_config:
 
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*custom '''*.ss''' files &mdash; see [https://docs.genesys.com/Documentation/RAA/9.0.0/UG/CustomAgg How Do I Customize Queries and Hierarchies?] for details).
*    custom '''*.ss''' files (see [https://docs.genesys.com/Documentation/RAA/9.0.0/UG/CustomAgg How Do I Customize Queries and Hierarchies?] for details).
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*JDBC driver from lib/jdbc_driver_&lt;RDBMS&gt; &mdash; see [https://docs.genesys.com/Documentation/RAA/9.0.0/Dep/PostInstall#JDBCDriverForRAA Procedure: Configuring the JDBC Driver for RAA] for details.
*    JDBC driver from lib/jdbc_driver_<RDBMS> (see [https://docs.genesys.com/Documentation/RAA/9.0.0/Dep/PostInstall#JDBCDriverForRAA Procedure: Configuring the JDBC Driver for RAA] for details).
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*'''conf.xml'' &mdash; This file must be present in the working folder, or aggregation cannot start.
*    '''conf.xml''' contains configuration of application level config settings, as follows:
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*:The default conf.xml (provided with Helm chart) has the following content:
 
*:<source lang="bash"><CfgOptions>
 
*:<source lang="bash"><CfgOptions>
<Application>
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<Application>
 
   <i id="agg">
 
   <i id="agg">
 
   <i k="sub-hour-interval" v="30min"/>
 
   <i k="sub-hour-interval" v="30min"/>
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   </i>  
 
   </i>  
 
  </Application>
 
  </Application>
</CfgOptions></source>
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</CfgOptions>
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</source>
  
 
Usually RAA does not create any files here at runtime, so the volume does not requires a superfast storage class.  
 
Usually RAA does not create any files here at runtime, so the volume does not requires a superfast storage class.  

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