config-default.bash

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# This is the main config file for Easy2Use

# You can copy this file to config-user.bash and modify it without having it
# overwritten by a git merge/pull command, since it is excluded in .gitignore
# The contents of config-user.bash will override the settings in this file.

# Default target type in which Easy2Use will be deployed
# Values: Docker or Kubernetes
#TARGET_TYPE="Docker"
TARGET_TYPE="Kubernetes"


# ----------- Docker specific global configurations
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Docker specific config
if [ ! -z ${HOST} ]
then
  TARGET_HOST=${HOST}
else
  if [ $(uname -s) == Linux ]
  then
    TARGET_HOST=$(hostname -I | tr " " "\n"| head -1)
  else
    if [ $is_docker_for_windows ]
    then
      TARGET_HOST=localhost
    else
      if [ $is_docker_toolbox ]
      then
        TARGET_HOST=$(docker-machine ip ${DOCKER_MACHINE_NAME} 2>/dev/null)
      fi
    fi
  fi
  export HOST=${TARGET_HOST}
fi


# ----------- Docker specific bundle override configurations
# Configurations defined here will override the parameters defined in the bundle
# specific Docker config file
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# DOCKER_NETWORK_OVERRIDE will override docker network settings in bundle
# config-docker.bash file. Which means that you can start multiple bundles in
# the same docker network. Leave commented out if not used.
# DOCKER_NETWORK_OVERRIDE="mynetwork"


# ----------- Kubernetes specific global configurations
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# K8S config file path. Needed by external tools and must therefore be exported
if [ -z ${KUBECONFIG} ]
then
    KUBECONFIG=$HOME/.kube/config
fi

# Domain name for the K8S NGINX Ingress
# If using local K8S cluster set via localhost_k8s_config.sh set
# K8S_DOMAINNAME="mylocalkube"
# If using remote K8S cluster set cluster domain name 
# ex K8S_DOMAINNAME="integral.seli.gic.ericsson.se"
K8S_DOMAINNAME="mylocalkube"


# ----------- Kubernetes specific bundle override configurations
# Configurations defined here will override the parameters defined in the bundle
# specific Kubernetes config file
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# K8S_NAMESPACE_OVERRIDE will override K8S namespace settings in bundle
# config-k8s file. Which means that you can start multiple bundles in then
# same K8S namespace. Leave commented out if not used.
# K8S_NAMESPACE_OVERRIDE="mynamespace"