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Conversational AI with Kore.ai
Introduction Overview of Conversational AI Use cases Overview of Kore.ai Software architecture for the Kore.ai XO Platform
Introduction
Security
Docker image and Helm deployment
Persistent volumes
Network configuration
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Persistent volumes

Persistent volumes

  • Kore.ai uses persistent volumes to save the required data and to connect to external data sources such as NFS.

    PVCs are created using the Block Storage for the following volumes using the default Kubernetes storage class. The disks that the volumes run on must have a minimum 1000 IOPS performance (or better). Kore.ai recommends that solid state drives (SSD) are used when possible.

    Table 1.      Persistent volumes details

    Persistent volume claims name

    Size

    Access mode

    Used by

    common

    30 GB

    RWX

    All DeploymentConfigs

    mongodb-data-mongodb-0

    50 GB

    RWO/RWX

    mongdb-0 pod

    mongodb-data-mongodb-1

    50 GB

    RWO/RWX

    mongdb-1 pod

    mongodb-data-mongodb-2

    50 GB

    RWO/RWX

    mongdb-2 pod

    redis-data-redis-0

    50 GB

    RWO/RWX

    redis-0 pod

    redis-data-redis-1

    50 GB

    RWO/RWX

    redis-1 pod

    redis-data-redis-2

    50 GB

    RWO/RWX

    redis-2 pod

    rabbitmq-data-rabbitmq-0

    10 GB

    RWO/RWX

    rabbitmq-0 pod

    rabbitmq-data-rabbitmq-1

    10 GB

    RWO/RWX

    rabbitmq-0 pod