# Configuring AlloyDB Omni

You can configure AlloyDB Omni.

## Supported Versions

AlloyDB Omni versions 15.5.x

## Prerequisites

- Make sure that the AlloyDB Omni operator is installed on your setup. For more information, see Install AlloyDB Omni on Kubernetes

- Configure the YAML files to deploy the AlloyDB DB cluster.

## Procedure

1. Create the following configuration files on the master node of the Kubernetes cluster:

   - The commcell_secret.yaml file has the Command Center user name and password.

   - The cv-configmap.yaml file has the CommServe information such as the host name, client name, and IP address.

   - The cv-sidecar.yaml file has the Commvault side car configuration information such as CV image, install directories, security context etc. To run Commvault container as a non-root user, use the cv_sidecar_non_root.yaml file.

   - The database-cluster.yaml file has all the storage, the Commvault side car information, and the compute resources required to run AlloyDB Omni cluster. The file includes the primary server, any replica, and the entire user data.

2. Run the following command from the Kubernetes cluster for each YAML file:

       kubectl create -f file_name

## Result

- After you apply this manifest, the Kubernetes cluster contains an AlloyDB Omni database cluster with the specified memory, CPU, and storage configuration.

- A Commvault client with the same name as the Kubernetes pod is pointed to the CommServe, and it appears in the server group.

## What to Do Next

Verify that the server group is ready to perform backups and restores. For more information, see Checking Readiness.

Note

Perform instance creation using the binaries and libraries present in the <Install_dir>/CVCloudAddOns/PostgreSQL/<VERSION> directory.

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