Purpose
This deployment guide provides detailed instructions for installing, configuring, and using the Webex Contact Center (Webex CC) Generic Connector, which can be used to integrate with multiple CRMs.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for customers who want to deploy a Webex CC Generic Connector.
Deployment Guide Structure
This deployment guide is divided into two main parts:
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Configuring and Updating the Webex Contact Center Desktop Layout with headless widget
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Deploying the Generic Webex Connector
Configuring and Updating the Webex Contact Center Desktop Layout
To ensure a seamless integration between Webex Contact Center and SAP Sales & Service Cloud CRM, follow these steps to configure and update the Webex Contact Center Desktop Layout:
if you are using partner account then first you need to launch the organization.
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Log in to Webex Control Hub as an administrator.
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Navigate to Services -> Contact Center.
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Under Desktop Experience, select Desktop Layouts to access the configuration options.
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Click on Replace File to upload the JSON file
SAP_CRM_WebExCC_DesktopLayout.json, then click Save.
Assign this desktop layout file to the relevant teams as needed under User Management -> Teams.
Deploying the Generic Webex Connector
Before you begin, verify that on the server, you have:
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Installed Kubernetes. If not, see Deployment Planning
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Setup storage. If not yet, see Storage Solution - Getting Started
Pulling The Webex CC Generic Connector from Git
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Create a directory with name as
mkdir webex-generic-connector. or according to your ease. -
Navigate to newly created directory by
cd webex-generic-connector. -
Pull the the code from the:
git clone --branch yaml-1.0.0 --depth 1 https://gitlab.expertflow.com/cti/webex-generic-connector
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Run
cd webex-generic-connector/kuberenetesto change directories . This is where all the YAML files are stored.
Setting Up Environment
We use Kubernetes for our server deployment, on which the static files for the connector will be served, and where the Genesys Generic Connector will be running.
Namespace
Create a namespace “expertflow” if it doesn’t exist.
kubectl create namespace expertflow
Configure Ingress.yaml
Webex CC Generic Connector should be accessible by a fully qualified domain name. Assign the FQDN.
Replace <FQDN> with your FQDN for Webex CC Generic Connector (e.g. projectsdemo.expertflow.com) and run this command.
sed -i 's/devops[0-9]*.ef.com/<FQDN>/g' webex-ingress.yaml
Create Self-Signed SSL/TLS Ingress Certificates (optional if already present)
Please modify the <FQDN> with your current FQDN before applying the following command.
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Create IngressCerts directory (optional)
mkdir ingress-certs -
cd ingress-certs
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set the Variable name to your FQDN (e.g.
projectsdemo.expertflow.com).
The${FQDN}variable in following commands will be replaced with the value you provided in this stepexport FQDN=<enter FQDN here> -
Now generate a secret with the following commands.
openssl req -x509 \ -newkey rsa:4096 \ -sha256 \ -days 3650 \ -nodes \ -keyout ${FQDN}.key \ -out ${FQDN}.crt \ -subj "/CN=${FQDN}" \ -addext "subjectAltName=DNS:www.${FQDN},DNS:${FQDN}" -
Create a Kubernetes secret in your required namespace. In our case it’s
expertflowkubectl -n expertflow create secret tls hs-ef-ingress-tls-secret --key ${FQDN}.key --cert ${FQDN}.crt
Configure webex-deployment.yaml
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Open the
webex-deployment.yamlfile. -
Replace the image with the updated build tag.
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Updated build tag is
gitimages.expertflow.com/cti/webex-generic-connector:1.0.0
Applying Kubernetes YAMLs
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Apply the service with
kubectl apply -f webex-service.yaml -
Apply the image-pull secret with
kubectl apply -f webex-imagePullSecret-expertflow.yaml -
Apply the Ingress with
kubectl apply -f webex-ingress.yaml. (For RKE2-based Ingresses using Ingress-Nginx Controller) -
Apply the deployment with
kubectl apply -f webex-deployment.yaml
Access Genesys URL
You can access the Genesys generic connector using below URL:
https://projectsdemo.expertflow.com/webex-cc/webex-wrapper.js