Container Persistent Volume Claims(PVC)

A Persistent Volume Claim (PVC) is a request for storage by a user. PVCs consume PV resources. Claims can request specific size and access modes.

After logging into OmniDeq, click on the Project where you want to manage the PVCs and click on Cruize.
Click on blueprint version count on blueprint card. After clicking to count, blueprint versions page will be displayed which contains list of blueprint versions.
Click on View configurations kebab menu option or click on blueprint version name then of blueprint version to view blueprint configurations. Go to Deployments tab and click on Edit deployment definition from Action column of any deployment.
Then deployment definition page will be opened, now go to Containers tab. Select container and then go to Persistent Volume Claims tab as shown in the below image.

Adding a new PVC

Click on Add New PVC button and after clicking following form will be displayed.

Add PVC

Add PVC by entering the below details:

PVC name	Type PVC name here
Access mode	Default Access mode is 'ReadWriteOnce', change as applicable
Volume mode	Default Volume mode is 'Filesystem', change as applicable
Storage	Default Storage is '1Gi', change as applicable
Mount path	Type Mount path here
Storage classname / Volume name	Choose either Storage classname or Volume name. Default Storage classname is selected, change as applicable
Label & Annotations Section	Label & Annotations are optional. Add Label & Annotations here

PVC name:
- Only lowercase alphanumeric characters, '-' or '.' allowed
- Must start and end with an alphanumeric character
- Name must be unique
- Maximum 253 characters allowed
Select Access mode
Select Volumn mode (Filesystem / Block)
Mount path:
- Path should start with '/'.
Labels & Annotations: Cilck here to know more details.