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All rights reserved. # ================================================================================ # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. # ============LICENSE_END========================================================= */}} infrastructure : # infrastructure used for pnda deployment # Valid Values are: # - aws # - openstack # - existing-machines # - terraform INFRASTRUCTURE_TYPE: openstack # The user name to use when logging into the instances # For aws target user-name allowed : # Target AWS Openstack # # Distro Redhat: ec2-user cloud-user # CentOS: centos cloud-user OS_USER: {{ .Values.pnda.osUser }} # CIDR specifying the address range for the network containing all PNDA instances networkCidr: {{ .Values.pnda.networkCidr }} openstack_parameters: # KEYSTONE_USER: Username for the openstack clients to use KEYSTONE_USER: {{ .Values.openstack.keystoneUser }} # KEYSTONE_PASSWORD: Password for the openstack clients to use KEYSTONE_PASSWORD: {{ .Values.openstack.keystonePassword }} # KEYSTONE_TENANT: Name of the tenant / project in the openstack environment. The # PNDA stack will be created in this project. KEYSTONE_TENANT: {{ .Values.openstack.keystoneTenant }} # KEYSTONE_AUTH_URL: Keystone authentication URL. The Openstack console provides this # under the Access & Security section. KEYSTONE_AUTH_URL: {{ .Values.openstack.keystoneAuthUrl }} # KEYSTONE_AUTH_VERSION: Keystone authentication version. The Openstack console provides this # under the Access & Security section. KEYSTONE_AUTH_VERSION: '2' # KEYSTONE_REGION_NAME: Keystone region. The Openstack console provides this # under the Access & Security section. KEYSTONE_REGION_NAME: {{ .Values.openstack.keystoneRegion }} # imageId: Base image to use for the created instances. It should be created by # following the guide in https://github.com/pndaproject/pnda-dib-elements # imageId: {{ .Values.openstack.imageId }} # CIDR specifying the address range that may access the created PNDA instances whitelistSshAccess: {{ .Values.openstack.whitelistSshAccess }} # UUID of the public network in openstack to use externalPublicNetworkId: {{ .Values.openstack.publicNetworkId }} useExistingNetwork: {{ .Values.openstack.useExistingNetwork }} existingNetworkId: {{ .Values.openstack.existingNetworkId }} existingSubnetId: {{ .Values.openstack.existingSubnetId }} # CIDR specifying the address range for the public subnet (bastion access) publicSubnetCidr: {{ .Values.openstack.publicSubnetCidr }} platform_salt: # Use either PLATFORM_GIT_REPO_URI + PLATFORM_GIT_BRANCH or PLATFORM_SALT_LOCAL PLATFORM_SALT_LOCAL: /platform-salt pnda_application_repo: # Type of storage to use for PNDA application packages # s3 - AWS S3. Also set PNDA_APPS_CONTAINER, PNDA_APPS_FOLDER, PNDA_APPS_REGION, PNDA_APPS_ACCESS_KEY_ID, PNDA_APPS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY # sshfs - standard file system. Also set PR_FS_LOCATION_PATH, PR_SSHFS_USER, PR_SSHFS_HOST, PR_SSHFS_PATH and PR_SSHFS_KEY # local - local filesystem on the package repository service server. Also set PR_FS_LOCATION_PATH. # swift - Openstack swift. Also set PNDA_APPS_CONTAINER and PNDA_APPS_FOLDER PR_FS_TYPE: {{ .Values.pnda.apps.fsType }} # S3 container to use for PNDA application packages PNDA_APPS_CONTAINER: {{ .Values.pnda.apps.s3container }} # Name of folder within PNDA_APPS_CONTAINER that contains the PNDA application packages PNDA_APPS_FOLDER: {{ .Values.pnda.apps.s3folder }} # AWS region that contains the PNDA_APPS_CONTAINER bucket PNDA_APPS_REGION: {{ .Values.pnda.apps.s3region }} # API key for s3 access to PNDA_APPS_CONTAINER. These keys are stored on the cloud instances so should be restricted # only allow access to the PNDA_APPS_CONTAINER bucket PNDA_APPS_ACCESS_KEY_ID: {{ .Values.pnda.apps.s3keyid }} PNDA_APPS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: {{ .Values.pnda.apps.s3secret }} # Path on file system if PR_FS_TYPE is 'local' or 'sshfs' PR_FS_LOCATION_PATH: {{ .Values.pnda.apps.fsLocation | print "/opt/pnda/packages" }} # SSH accessed file system to use for PNDA application packages PR_SSHFS_USER: centos PR_SSHFS_HOST: 127.0.0.1 PR_SSHFS_PATH: /mnt/packages PR_SSHFS_KEY: key.pem pnda_data_archive: # S3 container to use for archiving PNDA datasets PNDA_ARCHIVE_CONTAINER: pnda-archive # AWS region that contains the PNDA_ARCHIVE_CONTAINER bucket PNDA_ARCHIVE_REGION: eu-west-1 # API key for s3 access to PNDA_ARCHIVE_CONTAINER. These keys are stored on the cloud instances so should be restricted # only allow access to the PNDA_ARCHIVE_CONTAINER bucket PNDA_ARCHIVE_ACCESS_KEY_ID: xxxx PNDA_ARCHIVE_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: xxxx ntp: # Optional ntp servers. Use this if the standard NTP servers on the Internet cannot be reached # and a local NTP server has been configured. PNDA will not work without NTP. # example format: 'xxx.ntp.org' #For REJECT_OUTBOUND="YES" then NTP server/s must. NTP_SERVERS: - {{ .Values.pnda.ntp }} dns: # External DNS servers list nameServers: - {{ .Values.pnda.nameserver }} mirrors: # Mirror of resources required for provisioning PNDA, see PNDA guide for instructions on how to set this up PNDA_MIRROR: hadoop: # Hadoop distribution to install # Valid values are: # - HDP # - CDH HADOOP_DISTRO: HDP # Spark version to enable for oozie (HDP only) # Valid values are: # - 1 # - 2 OOZIE_SPARK_VERSION: 1 connectivity: # The IP address of the client that created PNDA CLIENT_IP: {{ .Values.pnda.outboundCidr }} # Add online repositories for yum, apt-get, pip, etc alongside PNDA mirror ADD_ONLINE_REPOS: "YES" # RPM Extras repository to enable when ADD_ONLINE_REPOS=YES RPM_EXTRAS_REPO_NAME: rhui-REGION-rhel-server-optional # RPM Optional repository to enable when ADD_ONLINE_REPOS=YES RPM_OPTIONAL_REPO_NAME: rhui-REGION-rhel-server-extras network_interfaces: PNDA_INTERNAL_NETWORK: eth0 PNDA_INGEST_NETWORK: eth0 cli: # Maximum number of outbound connections that the CLI will attempt to open at once # Consider increasing this when creating clusters with more than 100 nodes to speed # up PNDA creation time. MAX_SIMULTANEOUS_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS: 100 security: # The path were to find the security material (certificate/key). # The directory should be structured as defined in this' repo's directory structure with the same name. # The security material should conform to the guidelines defined in the README.md file in # the containing sub directory. SECURITY_MATERIAL_PATH: ./platform-certificates/ # Address of LDAP server # All instances will have PAM configured to authenticate with this LDAP server if set # Leave blank to disable LDAP-PAM integration LDAP_SERVER: '' # Base DN for LDAP server to use when enabling client PAM integration with LDAP LDAP_BASE_DN: dc=nodomain features: # Include experimental features. # Set to "NO", omit setting or omit features section entirely to turn off experimental features EXPERIMENTAL_FEATURES: "NO" domain: # Top-level domain TOP_LEVEL_DOMAIN: pnda.local # Second-level domain SECOND_LEVEL_DOMAIN: dc1 dataset_compaction: # Enable/Disable compaction on datasets. # "YES" to enable. # "NO" to disable. COMPACTION: "NO" # If compaction is enabled, PATTERN sets the frequency of compaction. # H - hourly compaction. # d - daily compaction. # M - monthly compaction. # Y - yearly compaction. PATTERN: d datanode: # DATANODE_VOLUME_COUNT sets the number of data volumes on each hadoop datanode DATA_VOLUME_COUNT: 1 # DEVICE_ROOT sets the disk device root name DEVICE_ROOT: xvdb kafka: # DATA_DIRS sets the data dirs on kafka node KAFKA_DATA_DIRS: - /var/kafka-logs # DEVICE_ROOT sets the disk device root name KAFKA_DEVICE_ROOT: xvdb generic: #GENERIC_DEVICE_ROOT sets the disk device root name for generic instances. GENERIC_DEVICE_ROOT: xvdb