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Adeptia Automate enables you to access and use a LAN file source or target from within the Kubernetes cluster. To achieve this, you need to enable the use of a LAN volume and define a PVC for the LAN file Source and Target by configuring the variables in the lan_pv section of the general-config.yaml file discussed in the following table.

Before you configure these variables to deploy Adeptia Automate with access to one or more LAN volumes, ensure that you have met the following prerequisites:

  • Configured NFS or Samba on the LAN server based on the volume_mode you want to configure in the lan_pv section.

    Warning
    • If you set local as the volume_mode, you need to have Samba configured on the LAN server.
    • If you set NFS as the volume_mode, you need to have NFS configured on the LAN server.
  • Configured the path of the LAN source and target files in the NFS server.

VariableDescription
lan_pvThe variable containing the following parameters to define, mount, and enable the use of multiple LAN volumes for reading and writing folders/files in your transactions/process flows:

• pv_enabled
• volume_mode
• mountOptions
• additionalVolumes
pv_enabledSet it to true if you want to enable the use of a LAN volume for reading and writing folders/files in your transactions/process flows.
volume_modeVariable to define how the LAN volume shall be accessed. The possible values are:

• local
• nfs
mountOptionsThe variable containing the following parameters to define the NFS client's version and the timeout value of the NFS client.

• nfsvers
• timeo
nfsversSet the value of NFS client's version.
timeoSet the timeout value of the NFS client.
additionalVolumesThe variable containing the following parameters that help you define multiple LAN volumes you want to mount.
pv_nameProvide the name of a local or nfs volume you want to mount.
pvc_nameProvide the local or nfs volume claim name.
mountPathProvide the mount path for the local or nfs volume.
local_mount_pathProvide the local volume path in the format, */<user defined folder>/<user defined folder>...,*if you have set the volume_mode to local.
nfs_serverProvide the NFS server domain or IP if you have set the volume_mode to nfs.
nfs_shared_pathProvide the NFS shared folder path in the format, /<user defined folder>/<user defined folder>..., if you have set the volume_mode to nfs.