Creating CSI Objects for OpenShift

Last published : Jul 06, 2026
Complete the following steps to install InfoScale operator .
Creating StorageClass
  1. Connect to the OpenShift console and access the Catalog menu.
  2. In the left frame, click Storage > StorageClasses. Click Create StorageClass in the upper-right corner of the screen.
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  3. Assign a Name to the StorageClass in the following screen. Optionally, you can enter Description.
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  4. Select Immediate as the Volume binding mode and org.veritas.infoscale as theProvisioner.
  5. Click Add Parameter in Additional Parameters.
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  6. For fstype as the Parameter, enter vxfs as its Value.
  7. Optionally, you can enter the following parameters.
    Parameter Value
    layout Enter one of the following - stripe, mirror, stripe-mirror, mirror-stripe, concat, concat-mirror, and mirror-concat. By default, a best-suited layout is selected based on the
    environment
    faultTolerance Number of disk or host failures a storage object can tolerate.
    nstripe Number of stripe columns to use when creating a striped volume
    stripeUnit Stripe unit size to use for striped volume
    mediaType Type of disks to be used for Volume creation (HDD or SSD).
  8. Click Create. Wait for the StorageClass to be created.
  9. Review all details for the StorageClass.
Now you can create a PersistentVolumeClaim.
Creating PersistentVolumeClaims
  1. In the left frame, click Storage > PersistentVolumeClaims. Click Create PersistentVolumeClaim in the upper-right corner of the screen.
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  2. Select the StorageClass you just created.
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  3. Enter the following details
    Parameter Value
    PersistentVolumeClaim Assign a name.
    Access Mode Choose Single User (RWO) or Shared Access (RWX) .
    Size Select the Storage capacity you want to assign to this Volume.
    Volume mode Choose Filesystem or Block .
  4. Click Create. Wait for its successful creation.
  5. Review information on the screen that is displayed.
After installing InfoScale and creating this PersistentVolumeClaim, Persistent Storage is now available for the Applications.
You can similarly create other storage objects or clones from the OpenShift web console.