groups: - name: Image description: | Configured the images to be used for the Chart. It's wise to use "digest pinned" tags and to avoid using "latest". Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/#images - name: General description: | For TrueNAS SCALE We've grouped a number of settings here, that all effact how apps run in general. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/global/ - https://truecharts.org/common/#tz - https://truecharts.org/common/podoptions/ - Image Pull Secrets - name: Workload description: | These settings configure how the actual Pods and containers are running. Generally, on SCALE, we only expose a limited subset of these settings for the primary workload and container. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/workload/ - https://truecharts.org/common/container/ - name: App Configuration description: | Every application has different values that may be required to run or have multiple options that the user may choose to enable or disable to change the behavior of the application. Most options should have a Tooltip (Circled Question Mark) to further describe said option. To find more information, lookup your chart-specific documentation in the Charts List: https://truecharts.org/charts/description-list/ - name: Services description: | Service and Networking options for any applications are contained here. Some applications may have complicated networking setups with multiple options or some may have no options here at all. Options here include the service and port configurations for the application, and more may be enabled or changed under the Advanced Settings and Show Expert Config boxes. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/service/ - name: Networking description: | Contains advanced networking options that are not actively supported by the TrueCharts team. Currently only contains scaleExternalInterfaces. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/scaleexternalinterface/ - name: Persistence description: | Many applications will have certain options for storage to be configurable by the user, the main two being PVC and hostpath but may include other types. This storage is called Persistence since it is not deleted upon restart or upgrade of an application. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/persistence/ - https://truecharts.org/scale/guides/nfs-share/ - https://truecharts.org/general/faq/#why-pvc-is-recommended-over-hostpath - name: Ingress description: | Ingress (more commonly known as Reverse Proxy) settings can be configured here. This is how Kubernetes connects your Applications in containers to FQDNs (fully qualified domain names). If you choose to enable this you must have a "Ingress Provider" aka "Reverse Proxy" installed (We highly advice Traefik: https://truecharts.org/charts/premium/traefik/) It also requiresa DNS service to actually resolve the DNS name of the FQDN specified. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/ingress/ - name: SecurityContext description: | The security settings for each application and/or permissions that each application may have for the files/directories created. Each application will come with predefined permissions but users may want to change certain setting depending on their usage or capabilities. Unless necessary users are advised to keep this section mostly to defaults. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/securitycontext/ - name: Resources description: | Resources limits that have been defined by each application are in this section. Most will have a specific default that some users may want to change based on their specific hardware or needs. This also contains the options to mount GPUs or, more precisely, "request" GPU's to be mounted. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/resources/ - name: Devices description: | These are special "mountpoints" that can be used to mount miscelanious USB and PCI devices using special hostPath mounts. For clearity we've decided to seperate this from persistence on SCALE. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/persistence/device/ - https://truecharts.org/scale/guides/pci-passthrough/ - name: Middlewares description: Traefik Middlewares - name: StorageClass description: | StorageClasses define where to storage Storage. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - name: Metrics description: | Contains options to configure Prometheus metrics for the application. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/metrics/ - name: Addons description: | Addons that are supplied by the TrueCharts team to add additional capabilities for users to use on top of the application’s defaults. Things included here are VPN addons, Codeserver for editing files inside the application’s container, Netshoot for network troubelshooting, etc. Generally not required for use but may be necessary or usefull at times for specific applications. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/addons/ - https://truecharts.org/scale/guides/vpn-setup/ - name: Experimental description: | Experimental Configuration Options Often these are not fully flushed-out, could randomly break or might not work at-all. - name: Postgresql description: | For Postgresql we use "CloudNative-PG" as a backend, which has to be installed first. Checkout the following documentation for more information: - https://truecharts.org/common/cnpg/ - https://truecharts.org/scale/guides/sql-export/ - https://truecharts.org/scale/guides/recover-cnpg/ - name: Dependencies description: | contains dependency setting for which we, currently, do not have seperate catagories (yet) - name: Documentation description: | We added this section to make everyone aware that OpenSource isn't always easy. It doesn't keep existing without signficant ongoing support, so please consider supporting TrueCharts and other OpenSource projects. Before installing, be sure you've followed the https://truecharts.org/scale/guides/getting-started/ We would also advice going over our https://truecharts.org/scale/guides/scale-intro/ and many of the other documentation pages... questions: - variable: global group: General label: "Global Settings" schema: additional_attrs: true type: dict attrs: - variable: stopAll label: Stop All description: "Stops All Running pods and hibernates cnpg" schema: type: boolean default: false - variable: operator group: App Configuration label: Operator Configuration schema: additional_attrs: true type: dict attrs: - variable: metallb label: 'metallb' schema: type: dict additional_attrs: true attrs: - variable: namespace label: 'Namespace (change to ix-APPNAME of metallb)' schema: type: string required: true default: "ix-metallb" - variable: ipAddressPools group: App Configuration label: IP Address Pools Object schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: ipAddressPoolsEntry label: IP Address Pool Entry schema: additional_attrs: true type: dict attrs: - variable: name label: Name description: Name of the IP address pool schema: type: string required: true default: "" - variable: autoAssign label: Auto Assign description: AutoAssign flag used to prevent MetallB from automatic allocation for a pool. schema: type: boolean default: true - variable: avoidBuggyIPs label: Avoid Buggy IPs description: AvoidBuggyIPs prevents addresses ending with .0 and .255 to be used by a pool. schema: type: boolean default: false - variable: addresses label: Addresses Pools description: A list of IP address ranges over which MetalLB has authority. You can list multiple ranges in a single pool, they will all share the same settings. Each range can be either a CIDR prefix, or an explicit start-end range of IPs. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: addressPoolEntry label: Address Pool Entry schema: type: string default: "" required: true - variable: L2Advertisements group: App Configuration label: L2 Advertisements description: L2Advertisement allows to advertise the LoadBalancer IPs provided by the selected pools via L2. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: L2AdvertisementEntry label: L2 Advertisement Entry schema: additional_attrs: true type: dict attrs: - variable: name label: Name description: Name of the L2 Advertisement schema: type: string required: true default: "" - variable: addressPools label: Address Pools description: The list of IPAddressPools to advertise via this advertisement, selected by name. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: addressPoolEntry label: Address Pool Entry schema: type: string default: "" required: true - variable: nodeSelectors label: Node Selectors description: NodeSelectors allows to limit the nodes to announce as next hops for the LoadBalancer IP. When empty, all the nodes having are announced as next hops. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: nodeSelectorEntry label: Node Selector Entry schema: type: string default: "" required: true - variable: Communities group: App Configuration label: Communities description: Community is a collection of aliases for communities. Users can define named aliases to be used in the BGPPeer CRD. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: CommunityEntry label: Community Entry schema: additional_attrs: true type: dict attrs: - variable: name label: Name description: The name of the alias for the community. schema: type: string required: true default: "" - variable: value label: Value description: The BGP community value corresponding to the given name. schema: type: string required: true default: "" - variable: Peers group: App Configuration label: Peers description: BGPPeer is the Schema for the peers API. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: PeerEntry label: Peer Entry schema: additional_attrs: true type: dict attrs: - variable: name label: Name description: The name of the peer. schema: type: string required: true default: "" - variable: bfdProfile label: BFD Profile description: The name of the BFD Profile to be used for the BFD session associated to the BGP session. If not set, the BFD session won't be set up. schema: type: string default: "" - variable: ebgpMultiHop label: EBGP MultiHop description: TTo set if the BGPPeer is multi-hops away. Needed for FRR mode only. schema: type: boolean default: false - variable: holdTime label: Hold Time description: Requested BGP hold time, per RFC4271. schema: type: int - variable: keepaliveTime label: Keep Alive Time description: Requested BGP keep alive time, per RFC4271. schema: type: int - variable: myASN label: My ASN description: AS number to use for the local end of the session. schema: type: int - variable: password label: Password description: Authentication password for routers enforcing TCP MD5 authenticated sessions schema: type: string private: true default: "" - variable: peerASN label: Peer ASN description: AS number to expect from the remote end of the session. schema: type: string valid_chars: '^[0-9]*$' default: "" - variable: peerAddress label: Peer Address description: Address to dial when establishing the session. schema: type: string default: "" - variable: peerPort label: Peer Port description: Port to dial when establishing the session. schema: type: string valid_chars: '^[0-9]*$' default: "" - variable: routerID label: Router ID description: BGP router ID to advertise to the peer schema: type: string default: "" - variable: sourceAddress label: Source Address description: Source address to use when establishing the session. schema: type: string default: "" - variable: nodeSelectors label: Node Selectors description: Only connect to this peer on nodes that match one of these selectors. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: nodeSelectorEntry label: Node Selector Entry schema: type: string default: "" required: true - variable: BGPAdvertisements group: App Configuration label: BGP Advertisements description: BGPAdvertisement allows to advertise the IPs coming from the selected IPAddressPools via BGP. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: BGPAdvertisementEntry label: BGP Advertisement Entry schema: additional_attrs: true type: dict attrs: - variable: name label: Name description: Name of the BGP Advertisement schema: type: string required: true default: "" - variable: addressPools label: Address Pools description: The list of IPAddressPools to advertise via this advertisement, selected by name. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: addressPoolEntry label: Address Pool Entry schema: type: string default: "" required: true - variable: aggregationLength label: Aggregation Length description: The aggregation-length advertisement option lets you "roll up" the /32s into a larger prefix. Defaults to 32. Works for IPv4 addresses. schema: type: string valid_chars: '^[0-9]*$' default: "" - variable: localpref label: Local Pref description: The BGP LOCAL_PREF attribute which is used by BGP best path algorithm, Path with higher localpref is preferred over one with lower localpref. schema: type: string valid_chars: '^[0-9]*$' default: "" - variable: communities label: Communities description: The BGP communities to be associated with the announcement. Each item can be a community of the form 1234:1234 or the name of an alias defined in the Community CRD. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: communityEntry label: Community Entry schema: type: string default: "" required: true - variable: peers label: Peers description: Peers limits the BGPpeer to advertise the ips of the selected pools to. When empty, the loadbalancer IP is announced to all the BGPPeers configured. schema: type: list default: [] items: - variable: peerEntry label: Peer Entry schema: type: string default: "" required: true