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Add GCS to helm chart (#1428)

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* Add GCS to helm chart

* base64 encode serviceAccount in the chart

* Standardize GCP Service Account references

* pipe storage.gcp.serviceAccount to quote
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Aditya Sharma
2019-12-03 20:28:07 -06:00
committed by Aaron Schlesinger
parent 82472fe945
commit e0ec46b221
8 changed files with 84 additions and 53 deletions
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@@ -23,16 +23,16 @@ GoEnv = "development"
# Env override: GOPROXY
GoProxy = "direct"
# GoBinaryEnvVars are environment variables that you'd like
# to pass directly to the Go command that Athens runs under the
# hood. Athens primarily runs two Go commands:
# GoBinaryEnvVars are environment variables that you'd like
# to pass directly to the Go command that Athens runs under the
# hood. Athens primarily runs two Go commands:
# 1. `go mod download -json <module>@<version>`
# 2. `go list -m -json <module>@latest`
# The go command accepts multiple environment variables that
# can affect the two processes above such as GONOSUMDB and GOPROXY.
# The go command accepts multiple environment variables that
# can affect the two processes above such as GONOSUMDB and GOPROXY.
# Note that athens passes the NoSumPatterns to the two commands above,
# but the existence of GONOSUMDB in this configuration takes precedence.
# Although you can pass any key=value to the Go command here, you can see
# Although you can pass any key=value to the Go command here, you can see
# the list of possible env vars by running `go env`.
# Env override: ATHENS_GO_BINARY_ENV_VARS
GoBinaryEnvVars = ["GOPROXY=direct"]
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ GoBinaryEnvVars = ["GOPROXY=direct"]
# can manage go get more sanely and not run out of disk or memory.
# One way to think about is: the number of GoGetWorkers corresponds
# directly to how many parallel "git clones" your underlying machine
# can handle.
# can handle.
# Env override: ATHENS_GOGET_WORKERS
GoGetWorkers = 10
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ PprofPort = ":3001"
#
# To point Athens to an upstream proxy to fetch modules,
# set GlobalEndpoint to "https://<url_to_upstream>"
# and also ensure that FilterFile is set to a fully qualified file name
# and also ensure that FilterFile is set to a fully qualified file name
# that contains the letter `D` (for "Direct Access") in the first line.
FilterFile = ""
@@ -119,15 +119,15 @@ Port = ":3000"
#
# To point Athens to an upstream proxy to fetch modules,
# set GlobalEndpoint to "https://<url_to_upstream>"
# and also ensure that FilterFile is set to a fully qualified file name
# and also ensure that FilterFile is set to a fully qualified file name
# that contains the letter `D` (for "Direct Access") in the first line.
GlobalEndpoint = "http://localhost:3001"
# BASIC AUTH OPTIONS
# BASIC AUTH OPTIONS
# ==================
# PLASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A BAD HACK AROUND
# THE FACT THAT GO DOES NOT SUPPORT PROPER AUTHENTICATION
# YET! YOUR BASIC AUTH CREDENTIALS CAN EASILY LEAK
# PLASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A BAD HACK AROUND
# THE FACT THAT GO DOES NOT SUPPORT PROPER AUTHENTICATION
# YET! YOUR BASIC AUTH CREDENTIALS CAN EASILY LEAK
# IN ATHENS LOGS AS WELL AS GO COMMAND LOGS.
# THIS WILL BE ADDRESSED IN 1.13.
# SEE https://github.com/golang/go/issues/30610
@@ -200,15 +200,15 @@ TraceExporterURL = "http://localhost:14268"
# Env override: ATHENS_STATS_EXPORTER
StatsExporter = "prometheus"
# SumDBs specifies a list of fully qualified URLs that Athens will proxy
# SumDBs specifies a list of fully qualified URLs that Athens will proxy
# so that the go command can use as a checksum verifier.
# See NoSumDB for enforcing the go command to use
# See NoSumDB for enforcing the go command to use
# GONOSUMDB.
# Env override: ATHENS_SUM_DBS
SumDBs = ["https://sum.golang.org"]
# NoSumPatterns specifies a list of patterns that will make the
# Sum DB proxy return a 403 if any of those patterns match.
# NoSumPatterns specifies a list of patterns that will make the
# Sum DB proxy return a 403 if any of those patterns match.
# This will enforce the client to run GONOSUMDB
# Example pattern: NoSumPatterns = ["github.com/mycompany/*"]
# Env override: ATHENS_GONOSUM_PATTERNS
@@ -227,37 +227,37 @@ NoSumPatterns = []
# 5. "none": return 404 if a module is not found and do nothing.
# 6. "file:<path>": will point to an HCL file that specifies
# any of the 5 options above based on different import paths.
# 7. "custom:<base64-encoded-hcl>" is the same as option 6
# but the file is fully encoded in the option. This is
# useful for using an environment variable in serverless
# 7. "custom:<base64-encoded-hcl>" is the same as option 6
# but the file is fully encoded in the option. This is
# useful for using an environment variable in serverless
# deployments.
# Env override: ATHENS_DOWNLOAD_MODE
DownloadMode = "sync"
# DownloadURL is the URL that will be used if
# DownloadMode is set to "redirect"
# DownloadURL is the URL that will be used if
# DownloadMode is set to "redirect"
# Env override: ATHENS_DOWNLOAD_URL
DownloadURL = ""
# SingleFlightType determines what mechanism Athens uses
# to manage concurrency flowing into the Athens Backend.
# This is important for the following scenario: if two concurrent requests
# were made to Athens that wanted to store the same module at the same time,
# we want to make sure only the first request gets to store the module,
# and the second request will wait for the first one to finish so that
# it doesn't override the storage.
# SingleFlightType determines what mechanism Athens uses
# to manage concurrency flowing into the Athens Backend.
# This is important for the following scenario: if two concurrent requests
# were made to Athens that wanted to store the same module at the same time,
# we want to make sure only the first request gets to store the module,
# and the second request will wait for the first one to finish so that
# it doesn't override the storage.
# Options are ["memory", "etcd", "redis", "gcp", "azureblob"]
# The default option is "memory" which means that only one instance of Athens
# The default option is "memory" which means that only one instance of Athens
# should be used.
# The "gcp" single flight will assume that you have a "gcp" StorageType
# and therefore it will use its strong-consistency features to ensure
# that only one module is ever written even when concurrent saves happen
# The "gcp" single flight will assume that you have a "gcp" StorageType
# and therefore it will use its strong-consistency features to ensure
# that only one module is ever written even when concurrent saves happen
# at the same time.
# The "azureblob" single flight will assume that you have a "azureblob" StorageType
# and therefore it will use its strong-consistency features to ensure
# that only one module is ever written even when concurrent saves happen
# The "azureblob" single flight will assume that you have a "azureblob" StorageType
# and therefore it will use its strong-consistency features to ensure
# that only one module is ever written even when concurrent saves happen
# at the same time.
# Env override: ATHENS_SINGLE_FLIGHT_TYPE
SingleFlightType = "memory"
@@ -265,7 +265,7 @@ SingleFlightType = "memory"
[SingleFlight]
[SingleFlight.Etcd]
# Endpoints are comma separated URLs that determine all distributed etcd servers.
# It defaults to what we have in our docker-compose file. It is by default ignored
# It defaults to what we have in our docker-compose file. It is by default ignored
# as the SingleFlightType field above determines whether Etcd is used or not.
# Env override: ATHENS_ETCD_ENDPOINTS
Endpoints = "localhost:2379,localhost:22379,localhost:32379"
@@ -301,14 +301,14 @@ SingleFlightType = "memory"
# Env override: ATHENS_STORAGE_GCP_BUCKET
Bucket = "MY_GCP_BUCKET"
# JSONKey is a base64 encoded service account
# ServiceAccount is a base64 encoded service account
# key that allows Athens to be run outside of GCP
# but still be able to access GCS. If you are
# but still be able to access GCS. If you are
# running Athens inside GCP, you will most
# likely not need this as GCP figures out
# internal authentication between products for you.
# likely not need this as GCP figures out
# internal authentication between products for you.
# Env override: ATHENS_STORAGE_GCP_JSON_KEY
JSONKey = ""
ServiceAccount = ""
[Storage.Minio]
# Endpoint for Minio storage
@@ -368,7 +368,7 @@ SingleFlightType = "memory"
# and
# https://godoc.org/github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/aws/session#hdr-Environment_Variables
# for environment variables that will affect the aws configuration.
# Setting UseDefaultConfiguration would only use default configuration. It will be deprecated in future releases
# Setting UseDefaultConfiguration would only use default configuration. It will be deprecated in future releases
# and is recommended not to use it.
# Region for S3 storage