Persistent Volumes are Kubernetes native.

How to set up Persistent Volumes

You can either:

• Let the helm chart create the volumes for you (recommended)

• Create the Volumes manually

Let the helm chart create the volumes for you (recommended)

1. Comment out the claimName

2. Check the remaining settings (see table below)

3. Run a helm install ...

4. Now the helm chart will create 3 volumes as specified in the settings

   1. backend-uploads

   2. button3d-media

   3. button3d-private-media

5. Setup the respective claimName to the string of the Persistent volume name. E.g.

fileStorageConfig:
    uploads:
      claimName: "backend-uploads"
    media:
      claimName: "button3d-media"
    privateMedia:
      claimName: "button3d-private-media"

6. Now helm will use the initially created volumes instead of creating new ones.

Create the Volumes manually

1. Creating the volumes

Please consult the Kubernetes Documentation to create the 3 volumes manually.
Our recommended claim names are:

• backend-uploads

• button3d-media

• button3d-private-media

2. Link the volumes

Setup the respective claimName to the string of the Persistent volume name. E.g.

fileStorageConfig:
    uploads:
      claimName: "backend-uploads"

All other settings will be ignored.

fileStorageConfig:
  internal:
    enabled: true
    uploads:
      size: 1Gi
      storageClass: default
      claimName: "backend-uploads"
      accessMode: ReadWriteMany
    media:
      size: 1Gi
      storageClass: default
      claimName: "button3d-media"
      accessMode: ReadWriteMany
    privateMedia:
      size: 1Gi
      storageClass: default
      claimName: "button3d-private-media"
      accessMode: ReadWriteMany