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# Default values for mariadb-agent.
# This is a YAML-formatted file.
# Declare variables to be passed into your templates.
# Container images used for MariaDB-Agent.
image:
# MariaDB container image configurations.
# Source: https://hub.docker.com/r/bitnami/mariadb
mariadb:
# The registry where the MariaDB container image is hosted.
# Default: "docker.io"
registry: ""
# The name of the repository that contains the MariaDB container image used.
# Default: "bitnami/mariadb"
repository: ""
# The tag that specifies the version of the MariaDB container image used.
# Default: Chart appVersion
tag: ""
# The policy that determines when Kubernetes should pull the MariaDB container image.
# Default: "IfNotPresent"
pullPolicy: ""
# Credentials used to securely authenticate and authorise the pulling of container images from private registries.
# Example:
# imagePullSecrets:
# - name: "ghcr-token-secret"
imagePullSecrets: []
# MariaDB-Agent configurations.
mariadb:
# The command-line client tool to connect to the database server.
# Default: "mariadb"
# Example:
# client: "mysql"
client: ""
# The hostname or IP address of the MariaDB database server.
# Example:
# host: "mariadb.default.svc.cluster.local"
host: ""
# The port number the MariaDB database server is listening for connections.
# Default: "3306"
# Example:
# port: "5432"
port: ""
# MariaDB database server root user configurations.
root:
# The root username or user account of the MariaDB database server.
# Default: "root"
# Example:
# user: "mariadb"
user: ""
# The password associated with the root MariaDB database user.
# Example:
# password: "password"
password: ""
# Database configurations array.
# Items: `.name`, `.user`, `.password`, `.create`, `.drop`, `.custom`, `.custom_command`
# Example:
# databases:
# # The name of the intended MariaDB database.
# # Example:
# # name: "mariadb"
# - name: ""
# # The username or user account for accessing the intended MariaDB database.
# # Example:
# # user: "mariadbuser"
# user: ""
# # The password associated with the intended MariaDB database user.
# # Example:
# # password: "mariadbuserpassword"
# password: ""
# # Specifies whether to create the database and user in the remote MariaDB instance.
# # Example:
# # create: true
# create: false
# # Specifies whether to delete the database and user in the remote MariaDB instance.
# # Example:
# # drop: true
# drop: false
# # Specifies whether to run a custom command against the remote MariaDB instance.
# # Example:
# # custom: true
# custom: false
# # Specify a custom command to run against the remote MariaDB instance.
# # Example:
# # custom_command: >-
# # CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `$.name`.`StorageRecords` (
# # `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
# # `key` varchar(255) NOT NULL,
# # `value` text NOT NULL,
# # `created_at` datetime NOT NULL,
# # `updated_at` datetime NOT NULL,
# # PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
# # UNIQUE KEY `key` (`key`)
# # );
# custom_command: ""
databases: []
# Resource requirements and limits for MariaDB-Agent containers.
resources:
# MariaDB container resources.
# Example:
# mariadb:
# # The minimum amount of resources required by MariaDB to run.
# requests:
# # The minimum amount of CPU resources required by MariaDB.
# # Example:
# # cpu: "10m"
# cpu: "10m"
# # The minimum amount of memory required by MariaDB.
# # Example:
# # memory: "10Mi"
# memory: "10Mi"
# # The maximum amount of resources allowed for MariaDB.
# limits:
# # The maximum amount of CPU resources allowed for MariaDB.
# # Example:
# # cpu: "250m"
# cpu: "250m"
# # The maximum amount of memory allowed for MariaDB.
# # Example:
# # memory: "250Mi"
# memory: "250Mi"
mariadb: {}