Accessing LAN file Source and Target

Adeptia Connect enables you to access and use a LAN file Source or Target from within the Kubernetes cluster. To achieve this, you need to create a PVC for the LAN file Source and Target by following the steps given below.

Before you follow the steps, ensure that you have met the following prerequisites:

  • Installed NFS server on the LAN server.

  • Configured the path of the LAN Source and target files in the NFS server.

Creating a PVC for the LAN file Source and Target

Follow the steps given below to create a PVC for accessing and using a LAN file Source or Target.

  1. Open roles.zip file and do the followings:
    a. Provide the path of the LAN file server as the value for the property path in the section spec > nfs in the nfs-pv.yaml file as shown in the following screenshot.
    b. Provide the IP address or domain name of the NFS server.

  2. Deploy the nfs-pv.yaml file using the following command:

    Kubectl apply -f nfs-pv.yaml
  3. Open the default values.yaml file and do the followings:
    a. Locate the section lanVolumeConfiguration.
    b. Enable the creation of PVC for LAN file server by setting the value for the property enabled to true as shown in the following screenshot.
    c. Enter a value for the size property to set the size for the PVC based on your requirement.

  4. Deploy the helm package using the following command:

    helm install adeptia-connect adeptia-connect/adeptia-connect --version <Version number> -f <PATH_OF_VALUES.YAML> --timeout 10m