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Configure the postgresql database connection.

About #

The Global section configures the connection to the PostgreSQL database. By default, it uses the included Postgres service.

Values #

The following section contains a series of tabs for commonly used configurations for this section of your values.yml Helm chart.

Options:
global:
  postgresql:
    postgresqlAuthType: "md5" # sets the auth type used with postgres & pg-bounder; options include "md5" and "scram-sha-256"
    postgresqlUsername: "pachyderm" # defines the username to access the pachyderm and dex databases
    postgresqlExistingSecretName: "" # leave blank if using password
    postgresqlExistingSecretKey: "" # leave blank if using password
    postgresqlDatabase: "pachyderm" # defines the database name where pachyderm data will be stored
    postgresqlHost: "postgres" # defines the postgresql database host to connect to
    postgresqlPort: "5432"  # defines he postgresql database port to connect to
    postgresqlSSL: "disable" # defines the SSL mode used to connect pg-bouncer to postgrs
    postgresqlSSLCACert: "" # defines the CA Certificate required to connect to Postgres
    postgresqlSSLSecret: "" # defines the TLS Secret with cert/key to connect to Postgres
    identityDatabaseFullNameOverride: "" # defines the DB name that dex connects to; defaults to "Dex"
  imagePullSecrets: [] # allows you to pull images from private repositories; also added to pipeline workers

  # Example:
  # imagePullSecrets:
  #   - regcred

  customCaCerts: false # loads the cert file in pachd-tls-cert as the root cert for pachd, console, and enterprise-server 
  proxy: "" # sets server address for outbound cluster traffic
  noProxy: "" # if proxy is set, allows a comma-separated list of destinations that bypass the proxy
  securityContexts: # set security context runAs users. If running on openshift, set enabled to false as openshift creates its own contexts.
    enabled: true