##
## Global options relating to Gradle Enterprise as a whole rather than a specific subsystem.
##
#
# global:
#

##
## Public URL
##
#
#   hostname: ge.example.com     # Hostname used to access the web interface by web browsers, etc. Required.
#   externalSSLTermination: true # If we are using HTTPS but not with termination in the built-in ingress or proxy. Default false.
#   externalPort: 8180           # Set to specify the external port the installation is available on. Only required if differs from `ingress.port.http(s)`.
#

##
## Gradle Enterprise license settings
##
## Exactly one of these options must be set.
##
## If performing an online (ie not airgapped) installation that pulls images from the Gradle image registry,
## and you are setting the license via global.license.secretName, you will also need to set an imagePullSecret
## with the license in dockerconfigjson form. If setting the license via global.license.file, the image pull
## secret is generated automatically.
##
#
#   license:
#     file: ABCD1234                        # Full license file or Base64 data part of the license. Can also be set using --set-file global.license.file=/path/to/file
#     secretName: my-example-license-secret # Name of Secret that contains the license. License should be in the "license" key in the secret.
#

##
## Image pull settings
##
## For airgap installations, the registry and an image pull secret that can pull from that registry are required.
##
#
#   image:
#     registry: registry.example.com/gradle-enterprise # Registry to pull images from. Default registry.gradle.com/gradle-enterprise
#     imagePullSecret: my-example-image-pull-secret    #
#     tag: some-custom-tag                             # Tag to pull. Default is the Gradle Enterprise version.
#     imagePullPolicy: Always                          # Default IfNotPresent.
#

##
## Storage settings
##
## By default Gradle Enterprise will store data under /opt/gradle.
## This base directory can be configured, and separate directories for backups and logs can also be set.
##
#
#   storage:
#     directory: /mnt/big-volume/ge           # Default /opt/gradle
#     logs:
#       directory: /var/log/gradle-enterprise # Default (global.storage.directory)/logs
#     backup:
#       directory: /mnt/vol2/ge-backups       # Default (global.storage.directory)/backups

##
## Unattended installation
##
## These cover auto-configuring aspects of Gradle Enterprise that are controlled by the Administration section of the application.
## Contact Gradle Support for assistance with unattended installation.
##
#
#   unattended:
#     key: oijqefoijqOIQJFoijefoiqjfoij  # Encryption key for secrets in the configuration, if any. Default none.
#     configuration:
#       version: 5
#       systemPassword: "FEIpqflj265QEFq2efq54e"
#       auth:
#         anonymousRoles:
#         - buildScanView
#         - buildScanPublish
#       advanced:
#         jvmOptions:
#           app:
#             heapMemory: 7168
#       network:
#         additionalTrust:                          # Default none.
#         proxy:
#           protocol: https                         # Default http
#           host: proxy.gradle.com
#           port: 8080                              # Default 80
#           excludedHosts:                          # Default empty
#             - some.external
#             - '*.internal'
#           auth:                                   # Default none
#             username: user
#             password: "FEIpqflj265QEFq2efq54e"
#

##
## Database section
##
## By default, Gradle Enterprise will store data in an embedded database.
## To connect to a user-managed database, configure connection details here.
##
#
# database:
#   location: user-managed # Default "embedded"
#

##
## Embedded database resources and storage
##
## If using the embedded database, its resources can be configured here.
##
#
#   storage:
#     data:
#       capacity: 500Gi # Default 250Gi
#     backup:
#       capacity: 750Gi # Default 250Gi
#

##
## User-managed database connection details
##
## Connection details can be set here directly or specified by a ConfigMap.
##
#
#   connection:
#     configMapName: my-example-database-connection-config-map
#     # OR
#     host: db.example.com                         # Required for user-managed database if connection secret not provided.
#     port: 5555                                   # Default 5432
#     databaseName: example_gradle_enterprise_prod # Required for user-managed database if connection secret not provided.
#     params: "?ssl=false"                         # No default.
#

##
## User-managed database credentials
##
## Credentials details can be set here directly or specified by secrets.
##
## Typically only a superuser account credential is required - Gradle Enterprise can then create other
## necessary accounts and schemas for the app automatically.
##
## It is also possible to instead set up the database using a script and only configure the more restricted
## application account credentials here.
##
#
#   credentials:
#
#     superuser:
#       secretName: my-example-db-superuser-secret
#       # OR
#       username: postgres
#       password: "superS3cret!"
#
#     # OR
#     app:
#       secretName: my-example-db-app-secret
#       # OR
#       password: "superS3cret!"
#     migrator:
#       secretName: my-example-db-migrator-secret
#       # OR
#       password: "superS3cret!"
#

##
## End database section
##

##
## Ingress section
##
## By default, Gradle Enterprise creates an Ingress to route traffic.
## It can be disabled here if some other method to route web traffic is preferred.
##
#
# ingress:
#   enabled: false # Default true

##
## Ingress SSL settings
##
## By default, the generated Ingress will have HTTPS support and use self-signed SSL certificates.
## Both of these can be changed. Certificates can be set directly here, set using
## --set-file ingress.ssl.key=keyfile --set-file ingress.ssl.cert=certfile
## or set in a Secret.
##
#
#   ssl:
#     enabled: false # Default true except if `global.externalSSLTermination: true`
#     # OR
#     key: |
#       -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
#       MIIEpQIBAAKCAQEA4qV8JlqDMi7y85Ykq8dn7uIsi609D6KuFtlc+UvNYjatz0+u
#       ...
#       G7tI0qQ6F20e5R4tPpEDKCFZykyvgGMhfLzsvVlrgaVW8QbVK4YWNtQ=
#       -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
#     cert: |
#       -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
#       MIIDKjCCAhKgAwIBAgIRAPNTIHf6/oUuzMKm3ffGNOgwDQYJKoZIhvcNAQELBQAw
#       ..
#       z+P5RmRxU/kaaFB+Vuw1pRezbaAtZNorVgXnBwrdseY4zLGyhAcGcR9v+VtCiQ==
#       -----END CERTIFICATE-----
#     # OR
#     secretName: my-example-ingress-ssl-cert-secret
#

##
## Ingress TCP ports
##
## The ports that the application accepts traffic on can be altered from the default of 443 (or 80 if
## accepting plain HTTP):
##
#
#  port:
#    http: 8080  # default 80
#    https: 8443 # default 443
#

##
## End ingress section
##

##
## Proxy section
##
## The proxy is the main entrypoint for web-based traffic into Gradle Enterprise.
## If not using the default Ingress, you should route traffic to the gradle-proxy service
## using a service with an external ip, a node port, a load balancer, an OpenShift route
## or some other method.
## If the method used passes TCP traffic straight through to the proxy, and you want to use HTTPS (strongly recommended),
## enable it here, similar to the ingress ssl option above.
##
#
# proxy:
#   ssl:
#     enabled: true # Default false
#     # OR
#     key: |
#       -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
#       MIIEpQIBAAKCAQEA4qV8JlqDMi7y85Ykq8dn7uIsi609D6KuFtlc+UvNYjatz0+u
#       ...
#       G7tI0qQ6F20e5R4tPpEDKCFZykyvgGMhfLzsvVlrgaVW8QbVK4YWNtQ=
#       -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
#     cert: |
#       -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
#       MIIDKjCCAhKgAwIBAgIRAPNTIHf6/oUuzMKm3ffGNOgwDQYJKoZIhvcNAQELBQAw
#       ..
#       z+P5RmRxU/kaaFB+Vuw1pRezbaAtZNorVgXnBwrdseY4zLGyhAcGcR9v+VtCiQ==
#       -----END CERTIFICATE-----
#     # OR
#     secretName: my-example-proxy-ssl-cert-secret

##
## End proxy section
##