global:
hostname: <your_hostname>.<your_domain>
admin_credentials:
password: "ABCdef1234@" #default password to be changed to your need
yak-postgres:
postgresPassword: "" # Randomly generated if not set
persistence:
size: 20Gi
storageClassName: "<your_storage_class>" # Uses default if empty
yak-graphile:
# Archive storage stores the component types archives at import time
persistence: &archives_storage
size: 20Gi
storageClassName: "<your_storage_class>" # Uses default if empty
# If using a multi-node cluster, uncomment these 2 lines:
#accessModes:
# - ReadWriteMany
# If you want to expose the rest API at https://hostname/data/graphql and have the postgraphile UI at https://yak.my-domain.local/data/graphiql
ingress:
enabled: true
className: "<your_ingress_class>" # Uses default if empty
tls:
- secretName: yak-tls-secret
hosts:
- <your_hostname>.<your_domain>
yak-runner:
image:
pullPolicy: Always
persistence:
# Runner shares the archives storage with graphile
graphile: *archives_storage
components:
enabled: true
storageClassName: "<your_storage_class>" # Uses default if empty
size: 8Gi
sshconfig:
enabled: true
storageClassName: "<your_storage_class>" # Uses default if empty
size: 1Gi
yak-ui:
# Mandatory if you want to access the UI through ingress
ingress:
enabled: true
className: "<your_ingress_class>" # Uses default if empty
tls:
- secretName: yak-tls-secret
hosts:
- <your_hostname>.<your_domain>
Replace "<your_hostname>.<your_domain>" in the yaml file with your actual hostname
ex : yak.my-domain.com
Replace "<your_storage_class>"in the yaml file with your actual storage class name
It will use the default storage class if left empty
You can list your storage classes using kubectl get sc if needed.
Your storage provisioner shall support Read-Write-Many mode ("RWX") when YaK is installed on a multi-node cluster
In this case, uncomment the lines in the yaml file above:
accessModes:
- ReadWriteMany
Replace "<your_ingress_class>" in the yaml file with your actual ingress class name
You can list your ingress classes using kubectl get ingressclasses if needed.
Save the file as "yak.values.yaml"
4. Create your TLS secret
Optionally, for testing purpose, you can generate a self signed certificate with the following command.
