inventory

localhost ansible_connection=local ansible_python_interpreter="/usr/bin/env python3"

[all:vars]

dockerhub_base=ansible

# Kubernetes Install
kubernetes_context=test-cluster
kubernetes_namespace=default
# Optional Kubernetes Variables
# pg_image_registry=docker.io
# pg_serviceaccount=awx
# pg_volume_capacity=5
# pg_persistence_storageClass=StorageClassName
# pg_cpu_limit=1000
# pg_mem_limit=2

# Kubernetes and Openshift Install Resource Requests
# These are the request and limit values for a pod's container for task/web/redis/memcached/management.
# The total amount of requested resources for a pod is the sum of all
# resources requested by all containers in the pod
# A cpu_request of 1500 is 1.5 cores for the container to start out with.
# A cpu_limit defines the maximum cores that that container can reserve.
# A mem_request of 2 is for 2 gigabytes of memory for the container
# A mem_limit defines the maximum memory that that container can reserve.
# Default values for these entries can be found in ./roles/kubernetes/defaults/main.yml
task_cpu_request=1500
task_mem_request=2
task_cpu_limit=2000
task_mem_limit=4
web_cpu_limit=1000
web_mem_limit=2
redis_cpu_limit=1000
redis_mem_limit=3
memcached_cpu_limit=1000
memcached_mem_limit=2
management_cpu_limit=2000
management_mem_limit=2

# Set pg_hostname if you have an external postgres server, otherwise
# a new postgres service will be created
pg_hostname=postgres
pg_username=awx
# pg_password should be random 10 character alphanumeric string, when postgresql is running on kubernetes
# NB: it's a limitation of the "official" postgres helm chart
pg_password=awxpass
pg_database=awx
pg_port=5432
#pg_sslmode=require

admin_user=admin
admin_password=password

# Whether or not to create preload data for demonstration purposes
create_preload_data=True

# AWX Secret key
# It's *very* important that this stay the same between upgrades or you will lose the ability to decrypt
# your credentials
secret_key=awxsecret