List of persistent storage volumes

Modifications performed within containers are not retained. Any alterations made outside of persistent volumes will be discarded. Below is a list of persistent volumes for Uyuni 2024.03.

To customize the default volume locations, ensure you create the necessary volumes before launching the pod for the first time, utilizing the podman volume create command.

Ensure that this table aligns precisely with the volumes mapping outlined in both the Helm chart and the systemctl services definitions.

Table 1. Persistent Volumes: **root**
Volume Name	Volume Directory
root	`/root`

Table 2. Persistent Volumes: **var/**
Volume Name	Volume Directory
var-cobbler	`/var/lib/cobbler`
var-salt	`/var/lib/salt`
var-pgsql	`/var/lib/pgsql`
var-cache	`/var/cache`
var-spacewalk	`/var/spacewalk`
var-log	`/var/log`

Table 3. Persistent Volumes: **srv/**
Volume Name	Volume Directory
srv-salt	`/srv/salt`
srv-www	`/srv/www/`
srv-tftpboot	`/srv/tftpboot`
srv-formulametadata	`/srv/formula_metadata`
srv-pillar	`/srv/pillar`
srv-susemanager	`/srv/susemanager`
srv-spacewalk	`/srv/spacewalk`

Table 4. Persistent Volumes: **etc/**
Volume Name	Volume Directory
etc-apache2	`/etc/apache2`
etc-rhn	`/etc/rhn`
etc-systemd-multi	`/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants`
etc-systemd-sockets	`/etc/systemd/system/sockets.target.wants`
etc-salt	`/etc/salt`
etc-tomcat	`/etc/tomcat`
etc-cobbler	`/etc/cobbler`
etc-sysconfig	`/etc/sysconfig`
etc-tls	`/etc/pki/tls`
etc-postfix	`/etc/postfix`
ca-cert	`/etc/pki/trust/anchors`