# Default configuration for Spire server
# SPDX-License-Identifier: APACHE-2.0

## @skip global
global: {}

## @section Chart parameters
##
## @param replicaCount SPIRE server currently runs with a sqlite database. Scaling to multiple instances will not work until we use an external database.
replicaCount: 1

## @param image.registry The OCI registry to pull the image from
## @param image.repository The repository within the registry
## @param image.pullPolicy The image pull policy
## @param image.tag Overrides the image tag whose default is the chart appVersion
##
image:
  registry: ghcr.io
  repository: spiffe/spire-server
  pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
  tag: ""

## @param kind Define SPIRE server deployment type. Can be statefulset/deployment. Defaults to statefulset if not set. This feature is experimental.
kind: statefulset

## @param externalServer Deploy only the bundle ConfigMap, RBAC rules, and identity documents but not the server. Use in a nested setup where the server is external.
externalServer: false

## @param imagePullSecrets [array] Pull secrets for images
imagePullSecrets: []

## @param nameOverride Name override
nameOverride: ""

## @param crNameOverride Name override for any custom resources
crNameOverride: ""

## @param namespaceOverride Namespace override
namespaceOverride: ""

## @param fullnameOverride Fullname override
fullnameOverride: ""

## @param serviceAccount.create Specifies whether a service account should be created
## @param serviceAccount.annotations [object] Annotations to add to the service account
## @param serviceAccount.name The name of the service account to use. If not set and create is true, a name is generated.
##
serviceAccount:
  create: true
  annotations: {}
  name: ""

## @param podAnnotations [object] Annotations to add to pods
podAnnotations: {}

## @param podLabels [object] Labels to add to pods
podLabels: {}

## @param podSecurityContext [object] Pod security context
podSecurityContext: {}
  # fsGroup: 2000

## @param securityContext [object] Security context
securityContext: {}
  # capabilities:
  #   drop:
  #   - ALL
  # readOnlyRootFilesystem: true
  # runAsNonRoot: true
  # runAsUser: 1000

## @param priorityClassName Priority class assigned to statefulset pods. Can be auto set with global.recommendations.priorityClassName.
priorityClassName: ""

## @param service.type Type of the Spire server service created
## @param service.port Port for the created service
## @param service.annotations [object] Annotations to add to the service object
##
service:
  type: ClusterIP
  port: 443
  annotations: {}

configMap:
  ## @param configMap.annotations [object] Annotations to add to the SPIRE Server ConfigMap
  annotations: {}

## @param resources [object] Resource requests and limits
resources: {}
  # We usually recommend not to specify default resources and to leave this as a conscious
  # choice for the user. This also increases chances charts run on environments with little
  # resources, such as Minikube. If you do want to specify resources, uncomment the following
  # lines, adjust them as necessary, and remove the curly braces after 'resources:'.
  # requests:
  #   cpu: 200m
  #   memory: 256Mi
  # limits:
  #   cpu: 200m
  #   memory: 256Mi

## @param autoscaling.enabled Flag to enable autoscaling
## @param autoscaling.minReplicas Minimum replicas for autoscaling
## @param autoscaling.maxReplicas Maximum replicas for autoscaling
## @param autoscaling.targetCPUUtilizationPercentage Target CPU utilization that triggers autoscaling
##
autoscaling:
  enabled: false
  minReplicas: 1
  maxReplicas: 100
  targetCPUUtilizationPercentage: 80
  # targetMemoryUtilizationPercentage: 80

## @param nodeSelector [object] Select specific nodes to run on (currently only amd64 is supported by Tornjak)
nodeSelector: {}

## @param tolerations [array] List of tolerations
tolerations: []

## @param affinity [object] List of node affinities
affinity: {}

## @param topologySpreadConstraints [array] Topology spread constraints for resilience
topologySpreadConstraints: []

## @param livenessProbe.failureThreshold Failure threshold count for livenessProbe
## @param livenessProbe.initialDelaySeconds Initial delay seconds for livenessProbe
## @param livenessProbe.periodSeconds Period seconds for livenessProbe
## @param livenessProbe.timeoutSeconds Timeout in seconds for livenessProbe
##
livenessProbe:
  failureThreshold: 2
  initialDelaySeconds: 15
  periodSeconds: 60
  timeoutSeconds: 3

## @param readinessProbe.initialDelaySeconds Initial delay seconds for readinessProbe
## @param readinessProbe.periodSeconds Period seconds for readinessProbe
##
readinessProbe:
  initialDelaySeconds: 5
  periodSeconds: 5

## @param persistence.type What type of volume to use for persistence. Valid options pvc (recommended), hostPath, emptyDir (testing only)
## @param persistence.size What size volume to use for persistence
## @param persistence.accessMode What access mode to use for persistence. Valid options are ReadWriteOnce (recommended), ReadWriteOncePod, ReadWriteMany (not recommended)
## @param persistence.storageClass What storage class to use for persistence
## @param persistence.hostPath Which path to use on the host when persistence.type = hostPath
##
persistence:
  type: pvc
  size: 1Gi
  accessMode: ReadWriteOnce
  storageClass: null
  hostPath: ""

dataStore:
  sql:
    ## @param dataStore.sql.databaseType Other supported databases are ["postgres", "mysql", "aws_postgresql", "aws_mysql"]. Note: aws type databases are still experimental
    databaseType: sqlite3
    ## @param dataStore.sql.databaseName Only used when type != "sqlite3"
    databaseName: spire
    ## @param dataStore.sql.host Only used when type != "sqlite3"
    host: ""
    ## @param dataStore.sql.port If 0 (default), it will auto set to 5432 for postgres and 3306 for mysql. Only used by those databases.
    port: 0
    ## @param dataStore.sql.username Only used when type != "sqlite3"
    username: spire
    ## @param dataStore.sql.password Only used when type != "sqlite3"
    password: ""
    ## @param dataStore.sql.options [array] Only used when type != "sqlite3"
    options: []

    ## @param dataStore.sql.rootCAPath Path to Root CA bundle (MySQL only)
    rootCAPath: ""
    ## @param dataStore.sql.clientCertPath Path to client certificate (MySQL only)
    clientCertPath: ""
    ## @param dataStore.sql.clientKeyPath Path to private key for client certificate (MySQL only)
    clientKeyPath: ""

    ## When an external source creates the secret. The secret should reside in the same namespace as the spire server
    externalSecret:
      ## @param dataStore.sql.externalSecret.enabled Enable external secret for datastore creds
      enabled: false
      ## @param dataStore.sql.externalSecret.name The name of the secret object
      name: ""
      ## @param dataStore.sql.externalSecret.key The key of the secret object whose value is the dataStore.sql password
      key: ""

    ## @param dataStore.sql.maxOpenConns The maximum number of open db connections
    maxOpenConns: 100
    ## @param dataStore.sql.maxIdleConns The maximum number of idle connections in the pool
    maxIdleConns: 2
    ## @param dataStore.sql.connMaxLifetime The maximum amount of time a connection may be reused. If 0, time is unlimited
    connMaxLifetime: 0
    ## @param dataStore.sql.disableMigration True to disable auto-migration functionality
    disableMigration: false

    ## @param dataStore.sql.region Region to use when database type is either aws_mysql or aws_postgresql
    region: ""

    readOnly:
      ## @param dataStore.sql.readOnly.enabled Set to true to configure a readOnly dartabase connection
      enabled: false
      ## @param dataStore.sql.readOnly.host Only used when type != "sqlite3"
      host: ""
      ## @param dataStore.sql.readOnly.port If 0 (default), it will auto set to 5432 for postgres and 3306 for mysql. Only used by those databases.
      port: 0
      ## @param dataStore.sql.readOnly.username Only used when type != "sqlite3"
      username: spire
      ## @param dataStore.sql.readOnly.password Only used when type != "sqlite3"
      password: ""
      ## @param dataStore.sql.readOnly.options [array] Only used when type != "sqlite3"
      options: []
      ## When an external source creates the secret. The secret should reside in the same namespace as the spire server
      externalSecret:
        ## @param dataStore.sql.readOnly.externalSecret.enabled Enable external secret for datastore creds
        enabled: false
        ## @param dataStore.sql.readOnly.externalSecret.name The name of the secret object
        name: ""
        ## @param dataStore.sql.readOnly.externalSecret.key The key of the secret object whose value is the dataStore.sql password
        key: ""

## @param adminIDs SPIFFE IDs that, when present in a caller’s X509-SVID, grant that caller admin privileges.
adminIDs: []
## @param auditLogEnabled If true, enables audit logging
auditLogEnabled: false
## @param logLevel The log level, valid values are "debug", "info", "warn", and "error"
logLevel: info
## @param jwtIssuer The JWT issuer domain. Defaults to oidc-discovery.$trustDomain if unset
jwtIssuer: ""

## @param clusterName Set the name of the Kubernetes cluster. (`kubeadm init --service-dns-domain`)
clusterName: example-cluster
## @param trustDomain Set the trust domain to be used for the SPIFFE identifiers
trustDomain: example.org

## @param bundleConfigMap Set the trust domain to be used for the SPIFFE identifiers
bundleConfigMap: spire-bundle

## @param clusterDomain This is the value of your clusters `kubeadm init --service-dns-domain` flag
clusterDomain: cluster.local

federation:
  ## @param federation.enabled Flag to enable federation
  enabled: false
  bundleEndpoint:
    ## @param federation.bundleEndpoint.port Port value for trust bundle federation
    port: 8443
    ## @param federation.bundleEndpoint.address Address for trust bundle federation
    address: "0.0.0.0"
    ## @param federation.bundleEndpoint.refreshHint Hint used by federated servers on how often to refresh the bundle. CA TTL must be 3-5x the duration of this value to ensure public keys are loaded on federated servers prior to private key rotation on remote server.
    refreshHint: "5m"
    profile:
      httpWeb:
        ## @param federation.bundleEndpoint.profile.httpWeb.fileSyncInterval Interval on which to reload the certificate/key from disk
        fileSyncInterval: 1h

  tls:
    spire:
      ## @param federation.tls.spire.enabled Use spire to secure the federation bundle endpoint
      enabled: true

    externalSecret:
      ## @param federation.tls.externalSecret.enabled Provide your own certificate/key via tls style Kubernetes Secret
      enabled: false
      ## @param federation.tls.externalSecret.secretName Specify which Secret to use
      secretName: ""

    certManager:
      ## @param federation.tls.certManager.enabled Use certificateManager to create the certificate
      enabled: false
      issuer:
        ## @param federation.tls.certManager.issuer.create Create an issuer to use to issue the certificate
        create: true
        acme:
          ## @param federation.tls.certManager.issuer.acme.email Must be set in order to register with LetsEncrypt. By setting, you agree to their Terms of Service
          email: ""
          ## @param federation.tls.certManager.issuer.acme.server Server to use to get certificate. Defaults to LetsEncrypt
          server: https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory
          # Testing server: https://acme-staging-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory
          ## @param federation.tls.certManager.issuer.acme.solvers [object] Configure the issuer solvers. Defaults to http01 via ingress.
          solvers: {}
          # - http01:
          #     ingress:
          #       ingressClassName: nginx
      certificate:
        ## @param federation.tls.certManager.certificate.dnsNames Override the dnsNames on the certificate request. Defaults to the same settings as Ingress
        dnsNames: []
        ## @param federation.tls.certManager.certificate.issuerRef.group If you are using an external plugin, specify the group for it here
        ## @param federation.tls.certManager.certificate.issuerRef.kind Kind of the issuer reference. Override if you want to use a ClusterIssuer
        ## @param federation.tls.certManager.certificate.issuerRef.name Name of the issuer to use. If unset, it will use the name of the built in issuer
        issuerRef:
          group: ""
          kind: Issuer
          name: ""

  ingress:
    ## @param federation.ingress.enabled Flag to enable ingress for federation
    enabled: false
    ## @param federation.ingress.className Ingress class name for federation
    className: ""
    ## @param federation.ingress.controllerType Specify what type of ingress controller you're using to add the necessary annotations accordingly. If blank, autodetection is attempted. If other, no annotations will be added. Must be one of [ingress-nginx, openshift, other, ""].
    controllerType: ""
    ## @param federation.ingress.annotations [object] Annotations for the ingress object
    annotations: {}
      # kubernetes.io/ingress.class: nginx
      # kubernetes.io/tls-acme: "true"
      # nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/backend-protocol: "HTTPS"
      # If Profile Type == https_spiffe:
      # nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/ssl-passthrough: "true"

    ## @param federation.ingress.host Host name for the ingress. If no '.' in host, trustDomain is automatically appended. The rest of the rules will be autogenerated. For more customizability, use hosts[] instead.
    host: "spire-server-federation"

    ## @param federation.ingress.tlsSecret Secret that has the certs. If blank will use default certs. Used with host var.
    tlsSecret: ""

    ## @param federation.ingress.hosts [array] Host paths for ingress object. If empty, rules will be built based on the host var.
    hosts: []
    #  - host: spire-server-federation.example.org
    #    paths:
    #      - path: /
    #        pathType: Prefix

    ## @param federation.ingress.tls [array] Secrets containing TLS certs to enable https on ingress. If empty, rules will be built based on the host and tlsSecret vars.
    tls: []
    #  - hosts:
    #      - spire-server-federation.example.org
    #    If Profile Type == https_web:
    #    secretName: spire-server-federation-tls

caSubject:
  ## @param caSubject.country Country for Spire server CA
  country: ARPA
  ## @param caSubject.organization Organization for Spire server CA
  organization: Example
  ## @param caSubject.commonName Common Name for Spire server CA
  commonName: example.org

credentialComposer:
  uniqueID:
    ## @param credentialComposer.uniqueID.enabled Add the x509UniqueIdentifier attribute to workload X509-SVIDs
    enabled: false

keyManager:
  disk:
    ## @param keyManager.disk.enabled Flag to enable keyManager on disk
    enabled: true
  memory:
    ## @param keyManager.memory.enabled Flag to enable keyManager in memory
    enabled: false
  awsKMS:
    ## @param keyManager.awsKMS.enabled Flag to enable keyManager in memory
    enabled: false
    ## @param keyManager.awsKMS.region Specify the region for AWS KMS
    region: ""
    keyIdentifierFile:
      ## @param keyManager.awsKMS.keyIdentifierFile.enabled Enable key identifier data to be stored in a file in persistent storage.
      enabled: false
    keyIdentifierValue:
      ## @param keyManager.awsKMS.keyIdentifierValue.enabled Enable specifying a key identifier value for AWS KMS
      enabled: false
      ## @param keyManager.awsKMS.keyIdentifierValue.identifier Static identifier for the SPIRE server instance
      identifier: ""
    ## @extra keyManager.awsKMS.keyPolicy Policy to use when creating keys. If no policy is specified, a default policy will be used.
    keyPolicy:
      ## @param keyManager.awsKMS.keyPolicy.policy [nullable] Key policy in JSON format.
      policy: ""
      ## @param keyManager.awsKMS.keyPolicy.existingConfigMap [nullable] Name of a ConfigMap that has a `policy.json` file with the key policy in JSON format.
      existingConfigMap: ""
    ## @param keyManager.awsKMS.accessKeyID [nullable] Access key ID for the AWS account. It's recommended to use an IAM role instead. See [here](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest/userguide/associate-service-account-role.html) to learn how to annotate your SPIRE Server Service Account to assume an IAM role.
    accessKeyID: ""
    ## @param keyManager.awsKMS.secretAccessKey [nullable] Secret access key for the AWS account.
    secretAccessKey: ""

upstreamAuthority:
  disk:
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.disk.enabled Flag to enable upstream authority plugin on disk
    enabled: false
    secret:
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.disk.secret.create If disabled requires you to create a secret with the given keys (certificate, key and optional bundle) yourself.
      create: true
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.disk.secret.name If secret creation is disabled, the secret with this name will be used.
      name: "spiffe-upstream-ca"
      ## @extra upstreamAuthority.disk.secret.data If secret creation is enabled, will create a secret with following certificate info
      data:
        ## @param upstreamAuthority.disk.secret.data.certificate Certificate to store within disk upstreamAuthority.
        certificate: ""
        ## @param upstreamAuthority.disk.secret.data.key Key corresponding to the upstreamAuthority.
        key: ""
        ## @param upstreamAuthority.disk.secret.data.bundle Trust bundle for upstreamAuthority.
        bundle: ""
  awsPCA:
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.awsPCA.enabled Flag to enable upstream authority plugin with AWS PCA
    enabled: false
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.awsPCA.region AWS Region to use
    region: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.awsPCA.certificateAuthorityARN ARN of the "upstream" CA certificate
    certificateAuthorityARN: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.awsPCA.assumeRoleARN (Optional) ARN of an IAM role to assume
    assumeRoleARN: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.awsPCA.caSigningTemplateARN (Optional) ARN of the signing template to use for the server's CA. Defaults to a signing template for end-entity certificates only. See Using Templates (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm-pca/latest/userguide/UsingTemplates.html) for possible values.
    caSigningTemplateARN: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.awsPCA.signingAlgorithm (Optional) Signing algorithm to use for the server's CA. Defaults to the CA's default. See Issue Certificate (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/acm-pca/issue-certificate.html) for possible values.
    signingAlgorithm: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.awsPCA.endpoint (Optional) Endpoint as hostname or fully-qualified URI that overrides the default endpoint. See AWS SDK Config docs (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-go/api/aws/#Config) for more information.
    endpoint: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.awsPCA.supplementalBundlePath (Optional) Path to a file containing PEM-encoded CA certificates that should be additionally included in the bundle.
    supplementalBundlePath: ""
  certManager:
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.enabled Flag to enable upstream authority plugin with cert manager
    enabled: false
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.rbac.create Flag to create RBAC roles
    rbac:
      create: true
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.issuerName Defaults to the release name, override if CA is provided outside of the chart
    issuerName: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.issuerKind Defaults to "Issuer", override if CA is provided outside of the chart
    issuerKind: "Issuer"
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.issuerGroup Defaults to "cert-manager.io", override if CA is provided outside of the chart
    issuerGroup: "cert-manager.io"
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.namespace Specify to use a namespace other then the one the chart is installed into
    namespace: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.kubeConfigFile Path to kube config file on node to setup cert manager
    kubeConfigFile: ""

    ca:
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.ca.create Creates a Cert-Manager CA
      create: false
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.ca.duration Duration of the CA. Defaults to 10 years
      duration: 87600h
      privateKey:
        ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.ca.privateKey.algorithm Algorithm to generate private key for CA
        algorithm: ECDSA
        ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.ca.privateKey.size Size of generated private key for CA
        size: 256
        ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.ca.privateKey.rotationPolicy Rotation policy for generated private key
        rotationPolicy: ""
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.certManager.ca.renewBefore How long to wait before renewing the CA
      renewBefore: ""
  spire:
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.spire.enabled Flag to use another Spire install as upstream CA
    enabled: false
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.spire.upstreamDriver Driver for Spire as upstream CA
    upstreamDriver: ""
    ## @extra upstreamAuthority.spire.server Server details for the Spire instance use as upstream CA
    server:
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.spire.server.nameOverride Override the name for upstream Spire server. Should only be changed when building your own nested chart to ensure names align.
      nameOverride: ""
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.spire.server.address Address for upstream Spire server
      address: ""
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.spire.server.port Port for upstream Spire server
      port: 443
  vault:
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.enabled Enable Hashicorp Vault as upstream CA
    enabled: false
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.vaultAddr The URL of the Vault server. (e.g., https://vault.example.com:8443/)
    vaultAddr: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.namespace Name of the Vault namespace. This is only available in the Vault Enterprise.
    namespace: ""
    ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.pkiMountPoint Name of the mount point where PKI secret engine is mounted
    pkiMountPoint: "pki"
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.insecureSkipVerify If true, caCert options are ignored and Spire accepts any server certificates claiming to be Vault
    insecureSkipVerify: false
    caCert:
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.caCert.type Type of resource representing the Vault server certificate, options are 'Secret' or 'Configmap', the item must be named `ca.crt`
      type: Secret
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.caCert.name Name of the Kubernetes resource containing the Vault server certificate
      name: vault-ca

    k8sAuth:
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.k8sAuth.enabled Enable k8s authentication to Hashicorp Vault
      enabled: false
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.k8sAuth.k8sAuthMountPoint Name of the mount point where the Kubernetes auth method is mounted
      k8sAuthMountPoint: "kubernetes"
      ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.k8sAuth.k8sAuthRoleName Required - Name of the Vault role. The plugin authenticates against the named role
      k8sAuthRoleName: ""
      token:
        ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.k8sAuth.token.audience Intended audience of the PSAT, it must match one of the audiences supported by the Kubernetes API server. If no audience is specified, it defaults to the identifier of API Server. See ['Service Account Documentation'](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/configure-service-account/#serviceaccount-token-volume-projection) for more info.
        audience: "vault"
        ## @param upstreamAuthority.vault.k8sAuth.token.expiry Expiry time in seconds for the token
        expiry: 7200

notifier:
  k8sBundle:
    ## @param notifier.k8sBundle.enabled Enable local k8s bundle uploader
    enabled: true
    ## @param notifier.k8sBundle.namespace Namespace to push the bundle into, if blank will default to SPIRE Server namespace
    namespace: ""
  externalK8sBundle:
    ## @param notifier.externalK8sBundle.enabled Enable external k8s bundle uploader
    enabled: true
    defaults:
      ## @param notifier.externalK8sBundle.defaults.namespace Namespace to push the bundle into on clusters
      namespace: "spire-system"
      ## @param notifier.externalK8sBundle.defaults.configMap ConfigMap name to push the bundle into on external clusters
      configMap: "spire-bundle-upstream"
      ## @param notifier.externalK8sBundle.defaults.configMapKey ConfigMap key to push the bundle into on external clusters
      configMapKey: "bundle.crt"
    ## @param notifier.externalK8sBundle.clusters [object] A dictionary of clusters to add with optional overrides. If empty, all clusters defined in kubeConfigs will be used.
    clusters: {}
    # clustera:
    #   namespace: foo
    # clusterb: {}

controllerManager:
  ## @param controllerManager.enabled Flag to enable controller manager
  enabled: false

  ## @param controllerManager.className specify to use an explicit class name. If empty, it will be automatically set to Release.Namespace-Release.Name to not conflict with other installs, enabling parallel installs.
  className: ""
  ## @param controllerManager.watchClassless specify to process custom resources without class name specified. Useful to slowly migrate to class names from classless installs. Do not have two installs on the same k8s cluster both set to true.
  watchClassless: false

  ## @param controllerManager.entryIDPrefixCleanup Sets which entry prefixes to remove for migrations. Consult the spiffe.io docs about this option before changing. Its unlikely you will need to ever change it.
  entryIDPrefixCleanup: false

  ## @param controllerManager.parentIDTemplate The template that is used to register workloads.
  parentIDTemplate: "spiffe://{{ .TrustDomain }}/spire/agent/k8s_psat/{{ .ClusterName }}/{{ .NodeMeta.UID }}"

  ## @param controllerManager.expandEnv Set to true to enable environment variable substitution of config file options
  expandEnv: false

  ## @param controllerManager.extraEnv [array] Extra environment variables to add to the controller manager
  extraEnv: []

  installAndUpgradeHook:
    ## @param controllerManager.installAndUpgradeHook.enabled Enable Helm hook to autofix common install/upgrade issues (should be disabled when using `helm template`)
    enabled: true
  deleteHook:
    ## @param controllerManager.deleteHook.enabled Enable Helm hook to autofix common delete issues (should be disabled when using `helm template`)
    enabled: true

  ## @param controllerManager.image.registry The OCI registry to pull the image from
  ## @param controllerManager.image.repository The repository within the registry
  ## @param controllerManager.image.pullPolicy The image pull policy
  ## @param controllerManager.image.tag Overrides the image tag whose default is the chart appVersion
  ##
  image:
    registry: ghcr.io
    repository: spiffe/spire-controller-manager
    pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
    tag: "0.6.0"

  ## @param controllerManager.resources [object] Resource requests and limits for controller manager
  resources: {}
    # We usually recommend not to specify default resources and to leave this as a conscious
    # choice for the user. This also increases chances charts run on environments with little
    # resources, such as Minikube. If you do want to specify resources, uncomment the following
    # lines, adjust them as necessary, and remove the curly braces after 'resources:'.
    # limits:
    #   cpu: 100m
    #   memory: 128Mi
    # requests:
    #   cpu: 100m
    #   memory: 128Mi

  ## @param controllerManager.securityContext [object] Security context
  securityContext: {}
    # capabilities:
    #   drop:
    #   - ALL
    # readOnlyRootFilesystem: true
    # runAsNonRoot: true
    # runAsUser: 1000

  ## @param controllerManager.service.type Service type for controller manager
  ## @param controllerManager.service.port Service port for controller manager
  ## @param controllerManager.service.annotations Annotations for service resource
  ##
  service:
    type: ClusterIP
    port: 443
    annotations: {}

  configMap:
    ## @param controllerManager.configMap.annotations [object] Annotations to add to the Controller Manager ConfigMap
    annotations: {}

  ## @param controllerManager.ignoreNamespaces [array] These namespaces are ignored by controller manager
  ignoreNamespaces:
    - kube-system
    - kube-public
    - local-path-storage
    # openshift creates many namespaces that should be typically ignored:
    - openshift-.*
    # ibmcloud specific namespaces:
    - ibm-.*
  ## @param controllerManager.reconcile.clusterSPIFFEIDs Enable reconciliation of clusterSPIFFEIDs from K8s to the SPIRE server
  ## @param controllerManager.reconcile.clusterStaticEntries Enable reconciliation of clusterStaticEntries from K8s to the SPIRE server
  ## @param controllerManager.reconcile.clusterFederatedTrustDomains Enable reconciliation of clusterFederatedTrustDomains from K8s to the SPIRE server
  reconcile:
    clusterSPIFFEIDs: true
    clusterStaticEntries: true
    clusterFederatedTrustDomains: true
  identities:
    clusterSPIFFEIDs:
      # NOTE you can add multiple uniquely named entries to create multiple ClusterSPIFFEID objects. See example below.
      default:
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.enabled Enable this identity for controller manager
        enabled: true
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.spiffeIDTemplate Spiffe ID template for identities
        spiffeIDTemplate: spiffe://{{ .TrustDomain }}/ns/{{ .PodMeta.Namespace }}/sa/{{ .PodSpec.ServiceAccountName }}
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.podSelector [object] Selector for pods to issue identity
        podSelector: {}
          # matchLabels:
          #   spiffe.io/spiffe-id: "true"
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.namespaceSelector [object] Selector for namespaces to issue identity
        namespaceSelector: {}
          # matchLabels:
          #   spiffe.io/spiffe-id: "true"
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.dnsNameTemplates [array] DNS name template for issued identities
        dnsNameTemplates: []
          # - '{{ index .PodMeta.Labels "app.kubernetes.io/name" }}.{{ .PodMeta.Namespace }}.svc.cluster.local'
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.federatesWith [array] Other Spire server URLs for identity federation
        federatesWith: []
        # - example.io
        # - example.ai
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.workloadSelectorTemplates [array] Templates to produce selectors that apply to a given workload before it will receive an ID
        workloadSelectorTemplates: []
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.ttl Indicates an upper-bound time-to-live for X509 SVIDs. If unset, the cluster default will be chosen.
        ttl: ""
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.jwtTTL Indicates an upper-bound time-to-live for JWT SVIDs. If unset, the cluster default will be chosen.
        jwtTTL: ""
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.admin Indicates any pod matched by this identity will be an admin. Use this with extreme care.
        admin: false
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.downstream Set if this spire instance is a root server and the workloads are downstream servers.
        downstream: false
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.autoPopulateDNSNames Auto populate DNS names from services attached to pods
        autoPopulateDNSNames: false
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.default.fallback Apply this ID only if there are no other matching non fallback ClusterSPIFFEIDs
        fallback: true
        # Set what hint to use. If unset, it will be asigned the clusterSPIFFEID name. If set to "", it will be unset. Any other value will set the hint to exactly what is specified.
        # hint: ""

      child-servers:
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.child-servers.enabled Enable this identity for controller manager
        enabled: false
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.child-servers.type The type of rule this is.
        type: child-servers
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.child-servers.downstream Set if this spire instance is a root server and the workloads are downstream servers.
        downstream: true

      oidc-discovery-provider:
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.oidc-discovery-provider.enabled Enable this identity for controller manager
        enabled: true
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.oidc-discovery-provider.type The type of rule this is.
        type: oidc-discovery-provider
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.oidc-discovery-provider.autoPopulateDNSNames Auto populate DNS names to the discovery provider
        autoPopulateDNSNames: true
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.oidc-discovery-provider.dnsNameTemplates [array] DNS name template for issued identities
        dnsNameTemplates:
          - oidc-discovery.{{ .TrustDomain }}

      test-keys:
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.test-keys.enabled Enable this identity for controller manager
        enabled: true
        ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterSPIFFEIDs.test-keys.type The type of rule this is.
        type: test-keys

      # You can specify additional ClusterSPIFFEIDs following this example:
      # foo:
      #   labels:
      #     foo: bar
      #   spiffeIDTemplate: spiffe://{{ .TrustDomain }}/foo
      #   namespaceSelector:
      #     matchLabels:
      #       foo: bar
    ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterStaticEntries Specify ClusterStaticEntry objects.
    clusterStaticEntries: {}
    # foo:
    #   labels:
    #     foo: bar
    #   parentID: spiffe://example.com/bar
    #   spiffeID: spiffe://example.com/foo
    #   selectors:
    #   - k8s:pod-label:app.kubernetes.io/name:server
    ## @param controllerManager.identities.clusterFederatedTrustDomains Specify ClusterFederatedTrustDomain objects.
    clusterFederatedTrustDomains: {}
    # foo:
    #   labels:
    #     foo: bar
    #   bundleEndpointProfile:
    #     endpointSPIFFEID: spiffe://example.com/foo
    #     type: https_spiffe
    #   bundleEndpointURL: https://rootserver.example.com:1234
    #   trustDomain: example.com

  validatingWebhookConfiguration:
    ## @param controllerManager.validatingWebhookConfiguration.enabled Disable only when you have another chart instance on the k8s cluster with webhooks enabled.
    enabled: true
    ## @param controllerManager.validatingWebhookConfiguration.failurePolicy Action when identity is not issued
    failurePolicy: Fail

  ## @param controllerManager.cacheNamespaces If specified restricts the manager's cache to watch objects in the desired namespaces. Defaults to all namespaces.
  cacheNamespaces: {}
  # default:
  # nsWithLabel:
  #    labelSelectors:
  #       lName: l1
  # nsWithField:
  #    fieldSelectors:
  #       fName: f1
  # nsWithBoth:
  #    labelSelectors:
  #       lName: l1
  #    fieldSelectors:
  #       fName: f1

externalControllerManagers:
  ## @param externalControllerManagers.enabled Flag to enable external controller managers
  enabled: false
  defaults:
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.reconcile.clusterSPIFFEIDs Enable reconciliation of clusterSPIFFEIDs from K8s to the SPIRE server
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.reconcile.clusterStaticEntries Enable reconciliation of clusterStaticEntries from K8s to the SPIRE server
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.reconcile.clusterFederatedTrustDomains Enable reconciliation of clusterFederatedTrustDomains from K8s to the SPIRE server
    reconcile:
      clusterSPIFFEIDs: true
      clusterStaticEntries: false
      clusterFederatedTrustDomains: false
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.className specify to use an explicit class name. If empty, it will be automatically set to Release.Namespace-Release.Name to not conflict with other installs, enabling parallel installs.
    className: ""
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.watchClassless specify to process custom resources without class name specified. Useful to slowly migrate to class names from classless installs. Do not have two installs on the same k8s cluster both set to true.
    watchClassless: false
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.entryIDPrefixCleanup consult the spiffe.io docs about this option before changing. Its unlikely you will need to ever change it.
    entryIDPrefixCleanup: false
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.parentIDTemplate The template that is used to register workloads.
    parentIDTemplate: "spiffe://{{ .TrustDomain }}/spire/agent/k8s_psat/{{ .ClusterName }}/{{ .NodeMeta.UID }}"
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.expandEnv Set to true to enable environment variable substitution of config file options
    expandEnv: false
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.extraEnv [array] Extra environment variables to add to the controller manager
    extraEnv: []
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.resources [object] Resource requests and limits for controller manager
    resources: {}
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.securityContext [object] Security context
    securityContext: {}
    configMap:
      ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.configMap.annotations [object] Annotations to add to the Controller Manager ConfigMap
      annotations: {}
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.ignoreNamespaces [array] These namespaces are ignored by controller manager
    ignoreNamespaces:
      - kube-system
      - kube-public
      - local-path-storage
      # openshift creates many namespaces that should be typically ignored:
      - openshift-.*
      # ibmcloud specific namespaces:
      - ibm-.*
    ## @param externalControllerManagers.defaults.cacheNamespaces [object] If specified restricts the manager's cache to watch objects in the desired namespaces. Defaults to all namespaces.
    cacheNamespaces: {}

  ## @param externalControllerManagers.clusters [object] A dictionary of clusters to add with optional overrides. If empty, all clusters defined in kubeConfigs will be used.
  clusters: {}
  # clustera:
      # Should match the name of the config in the kubeConfigs section
  #   kubeConfigName: foo
  #   reconcile:
  #     clusterStaticEntries: true
  # other: {}

tools:
  kubectl:
    ## @param tools.kubectl.image.registry The OCI registry to pull the image from
    ## @param tools.kubectl.image.repository The repository within the registry
    ## @param tools.kubectl.image.pullPolicy The image pull policy
    ## @param tools.kubectl.image.tag Overrides the image tag whose default is the chart appVersion
    ##
    image:
      registry: docker.io
      repository: rancher/kubectl
      pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
      tag: ""

telemetry:
  prometheus:
    ## @param telemetry.prometheus.enabled Flag to enable prometheus monitoring
    enabled: false
    podMonitor:
      ## @param telemetry.prometheus.podMonitor.enabled Enable podMonitor for prometheus
      enabled: false
      ## @param telemetry.prometheus.podMonitor.namespace Override where to install the podMonitor, if not set will use the same namespace as the spire-agent
      namespace: ""
      ## @param telemetry.prometheus.podMonitor.labels [object] Pod labels to filter for prometheus monitoring
      labels: {}

ingress:
  ## @param ingress.enabled Flag to enable ingress
  enabled: false
  ## @param ingress.className Ingress class name
  className: ""
  ## @param ingress.controllerType Specify what type of ingress controller you're using to add the necessary annotations accordingly. If blank, autodetection is attempted. If other, no annotations will be added. Must be one of [ingress-nginx, openshift, other, ""].
  controllerType: ""
  ## @param ingress.annotations [object] Annotations for the ingress object
  annotations: {}
    # kubernetes.io/ingress.class: nginx
    # kubernetes.io/tls-acme: "true"
    # nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/backend-protocol: "HTTPS"
    # nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/ssl-passthrough: "true"

  ## @param ingress.host Host name for the ingress. If no '.' in host, trustDomain is automatically appended. The rest of the rules will be autogenerated. For more customizability, use hosts[] instead.
  host: "spire-server"

  ## @param ingress.tlsSecret Secret that has the certs. If blank will use default certs. Used with host var.
  tlsSecret: ""

  ## @param ingress.hosts [array] Host paths for ingress object. If empty, rules will be built based on the host var.
  hosts: []
  #   - host: spire-server.example.org
  #     paths:
  #       - path: /
  #         pathType: Prefix

  ## @param ingress.tls [array] Secrets containing TLS certs to enable https on ingress. If empty, rules will be built based on the host and tlsSecret vars.
  tls: []
  #  - secretName: spire-server-tls
  #    hosts:
  #      - spire-server.example.org

## @param extraEnv [array] Extra environment variables to add to the spire server
extraEnv: []

## @param extraVolumes [array] Extra volumes to be mounted
extraVolumes: []

## @param extraVolumeMounts [array] Extra volume mounts
extraVolumeMounts: []

## @param extraContainers [array] Additional containers to create
extraContainers: []

## @param initContainers [array] Additional init containers to create
initContainers: []

## @param caKeyType The CA key type to use, possible values are rsa-2048, rsa-4096, ec-p256, ec-p384 (AWS requires the use of RSA. EC cryptography is not supported)
caKeyType: rsa-2048
## @param caTTL TTL for CA
caTTL: 24h
## @param defaultX509SvidTTL TTL for X509 Svids
defaultX509SvidTTL: 4h
## @param defaultJwtSvidTTL TTL for JWT Svids
defaultJwtSvidTTL: 1h

nodeAttestor:
  k8sPSAT:
    ## @param nodeAttestor.k8sPSAT.enabled Enable PSAT k8s nodeattestor
    enabled: true
    ## @param nodeAttestor.k8sPSAT.serviceAccountAllowList [array] Allowed service accounts for PSAT nodeattestor. If namespace isn't specified, release namespace will be used.
    serviceAccountAllowList: []
    ## @param nodeAttestor.k8sPSAT.audience [array] Audience for token validation. If set to [] (empty array), Kubernetes API server audience is used
    audience: ["spire-server"]
    ## @param nodeAttestor.k8sPSAT.allowedNodeLabelKeys [array] Node label keys considered for selectors
    allowedNodeLabelKeys: []
    ## @param nodeAttestor.k8sPSAT.allowedPodLabelKeys [array] Pod label keys considered for selectors
    allowedPodLabelKeys: []
  externalK8sPSAT:
    ## @param nodeAttestor.externalK8sPSAT.enabled Enable PSAT k8s nodeattestor for external Kubernetes clusters
    enabled: true
    defaults:
      ## @param nodeAttestor.externalK8sPSAT.defaults.serviceAccountAllowList [array] Allowed service accounts for PSAT node attestor
      serviceAccountAllowList: ["spire-system:spire-agent-upstream"]
      ## @param nodeAttestor.externalK8sPSAT.defaults.audience [array] Audience for token validation. If it is set to an empty array ([]), Kubernetes API server audience is used
      audience: ["spire-server"]
      ## @param nodeAttestor.externalK8sPSAT.defaults.allowedNodeLabelKeys [array] Node label keys considered for selectors
      allowedNodeLabelKeys: []
      ## @param nodeAttestor.externalK8sPSAT.defaults.allowedPodLabelKeys [array] Pod label keys considered for selectors
      allowedPodLabelKeys: []
    ## @param nodeAttestor.externalK8sPSAT.clusters [object] A dictionary of clusters to add with optional overrides. If empty, all clusters defined in kubeConfigs will be used.
    clusters: {}
    # clustera:
    #   kubeConfigName: foo
    #   serviceAccountAllowList: ["other-ns:other-agent"]
    # clusterb: {}
  joinToken:
    ## @param nodeAttestor.joinToken.enabled Enable the join_token nodeattestor
    enabled: false
  httpChallenge:
    ## @param nodeAttestor.httpChallenge.enabled Enable the http_challenge nodeattesto
    enabled: false
    ## @param nodeAttestor.httpChallenge.allowedDNSPatterns A list of regular expressions to match to the hostname being attested. If none match, attestation will fail. If a blank list, all hostnames are allowed.
    allowedDNSPatterns: []
    ## @param nodeAttestor.httpChallenge.requiredPort Set to a port number to require clients to listen only on that port. If 0, all port numbers are allowed
    requiredPort: 0
    ## @param nodeAttestor.httpChallenge.allowNonRootPorts Allow using ports >= 1024 from clients for attestation
    allowNonRootPorts: true
    ## @param nodeAttestor.httpChallenge.tofu Trust on first use of the successful challenge. Can only be disabled if allowNonRootPorts=false or requiredPort < 1024
    tofu: true
  tpmDirect:
    ## @param nodeAttestor.tpmDirect.enabled Enable the direct TPM node attestor, a 3rd party plugin by Boxboat. This plugin is experimental.
    enabled: false
    ## @param nodeAttestor.tpmDirect.image.registry The OCI registry to pull the image from
    ## @param nodeAttestor.tpmDirect.image.repository The repository within the registry
    ## @param nodeAttestor.tpmDirect.image.pullPolicy The image pull policy
    ## @param nodeAttestor.tpmDirect.image.tag Overrides the image tag
    ##
    image:
      registry: docker.io
      repository: boxboat/spire-tpm-plugin-tpm-attestor-server
      pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
      tag: "v1.8.7"
    ## @param nodeAttestor.tpmDirect.checksum The sha256 checksum of the plugin binary
    checksum: f39ef9cdd2b3dd74112bfe827b79d6721c59215d0d5f4c2e34fa09bbc60d36d2
    ## @param nodeAttestor.tpmDirect.pluginPath The filename in the container of the plugin
    pluginPath: /app/tpm_attestor_server
    ## @param nodeAttestor.tpmDirect.cas A dictionary of TPM CA PEM or DER files that are allowed to connect.
    cas: {}
    ## @param nodeAttestor.tpmDirect.hashes A list of TPM hashes that are allowed to connect.
    hashes: []

# The secrets needed for this plugin are configured in the secrets: section
bundlePublisher:
  awsRolesAnywhereTrustAnchor:
    ## @param bundlePublisher.awsRolesAnywhereTrustAnchor.enabled Enable the AWS S3 bundle publisher
    enabled: false
    ## @param bundlePublisher.awsRolesAnywhereTrustAnchor.region AWS region to store the trust bundle
    region: ""
    ## @param bundlePublisher.awsRolesAnywhereTrustAnchor.trustAnchorID AWS trust anchor ID to publish to
    trustAnchorID: ""
  awsS3:
    ## @param bundlePublisher.awsS3.enabled Enable the AWS S3 bundle publisher
    enabled: false
    ## @param bundlePublisher.awsS3.region AWS region to store the trust bundle
    region: ""
    ## @param bundlePublisher.awsS3.bucket AWS S3 bucket name to which the trust bundle is uploaded
    bucket: ""
    ## @param bundlePublisher.awsS3.objectKey AWS S3 object key inside the bucket
    objectKey: ""
    ## @param bundlePublisher.awsS3.format Format in which the trust bundle is stored. Valid options [spiffe, jwks, pem]
    format: ""
  gcpCloudStorage:
    ## @param bundlePublisher.gcpCloudStorage.enabled Enable the Google Cloud Storage bundle publisher
    enabled: false
    ## @param bundlePublisher.gcpCloudStorage.bucketName Google Cloud Storage bucket name to which the trust bundle is uploaded
    bucketName: ""
    ## @param bundlePublisher.gcpCloudStorage.objectName Google Cloud Storage object name
    objectName: ""
    ## @param bundlePublisher.gcpCloudStorage.format Format in which the trust bundle is stored. Valid options [spiffe, jwks, pem]
    format: ""

## @section Tornjak
tornjak:
  ## @param tornjak.enabled Deploys Tornjak API (backend) (Not for production)
  enabled: false
  ## @param tornjak.image.registry The OCI registry to pull the image from
  ## @param tornjak.image.repository The repository within the registry
  ## @param tornjak.image.pullPolicy The image pull policy
  ## @param tornjak.image.tag Overrides the image tag to be whatever you need it to be. It will always be the flag you set without modifications
  ## @param tornjak.image.defaultTag Sets the default image to use when image.tag is not set. It will automatically be updated with a ubi- prefix if on OpenShift.
  ##
  image:
    registry: ghcr.io
    repository: spiffe/tornjak-backend
    pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
    tag: ""
    defaultTag: "v1.6.0"

  service:
    ## @param tornjak.service.type Type of service resource
    type: ClusterIP
    ports:
      ## @param tornjak.service.ports.http Insecure port for tornjak service
      http: 10000
      ## @param tornjak.service.ports.https Secure port for tornjak service
      https: 10443
    ## @param tornjak.service.annotations [object] Annotations for the service
    annotations: {}

  ## @param tornjak.ingress.enabled Flag to enable ingress for Tornjak backend service
  ## @param tornjak.ingress.className Ingress class name for Tornjak backend service
  ## @param tornjak.ingress.controllerType Specify what type of ingress controller you're using to add the necessary annotations accordingly. If blank, autodetection is attempted. If other, no annotations will be added. Must be one of [ingress-nginx, openshift, other, ""].
  ## @param tornjak.ingress.annotations [object] Annotations for Tornjak backend service
  ingress:
    enabled: false
    className: ""
    controllerType: ""
    annotations: {}

    ## @param tornjak.ingress.host Host name for the ingress. If no '.' in host, trustDomain is automatically appended. The rest of the rules will be autogenerated. For more customizability, use hosts[] instead.
    host: "tornjak-backend"

    ## @param tornjak.ingress.tlsSecret Secret that has the certs. If blank will use default certs. Used with host var.
    tlsSecret: ""

    ## @param tornjak.ingress.hosts [array] Host paths for ingress object. If empty, rules will be built based on the host var.
    hosts: []
    #   - host: tornjak-backend.example.org
    #     paths:
    #       - path: /
    #         pathType: Prefix

    ## @param tornjak.ingress.tls [array] Secrets containing TLS certs to enable https on ingress. If emtpy, rules will be built based on the host and tlsSecret vars.
    tls: []
    #  - secretName: chart-example-tls
    #    hosts:
    #      - tornjak-backend.example.org

  ## @param tornjak.startupProbe.failureThreshold Failure threshold count
  ## @param tornjak.startupProbe.initialDelaySeconds Initial delay seconds
  ## @param tornjak.startupProbe.periodSeconds Period seconds
  ## @param tornjak.startupProbe.successThreshold Success threshold count
  ## @param tornjak.startupProbe.timeoutSeconds Timeout in seconds
  ##
  startupProbe:
    failureThreshold: 3
    initialDelaySeconds: 5
    periodSeconds: 10
    successThreshold: 1
    timeoutSeconds: 5

  # tornjak - Tornjak default values
  config:
    ## @extra tornjak.config.dataStore [object] Persistent DB for storing Tornjak specific information
    dataStore:
      ## @param tornjak.config.dataStore.driver Database driver name
      driver: "sqlite3"
      ## @param tornjak.config.dataStore.file File path for sqlite3 file
      file: "/run/spire/data/tornjak.sqlite3"
    ## @extra tornjak.config.userManagement [object] UserManagement config
    userManagement:
      ## @param tornjak.config.userManagement.issuer UserManagement issuer URL
      issuer: ""
      ## @param tornjak.config.userManagement.audience UserManagement audience check
      audience: ""

    # Tornjak supports 3 connection types: `http`, `tls`, and `mtls`.
    # The connections are determined based on provided configuration
    # When `tlsSecret` is created in this chart namespace, the TLS connection is started
    # When `tlsSecret` and `clientCA.tornjak-client-ca` are created in this chart namespace, the mTLS connection is started
    # When none of them are created, Tornjak starts with HTTP connection only

    ## @param tornjak.config.tlsSecret Name of the secret containing server side key and certificate for TLS verification (required for `tls` or `mtls` connectionType)
    tlsSecret: tornjak-tls-secret
    clientCA:
      ## @param tornjak.config.clientCA.type Type of delivery for the user CA for TLS client verification. Options are `Secret` or `ConfigMap` (required for `mtls` connectionType)
      type: Secret
      ## @param tornjak.config.clientCA.name Name of the resource secret or configMap with user CA for TLS
      name: tornjak-client-ca

  ## @param tornjak.resources [object] Resource requests and limits
  resources: {}
    # We usually recommend not to specify default resources and to leave this as a conscious
    # choice for the user. This also increases chances charts run on environments with little
    # resources, such as Minikube. If you do want to specify resources, uncomment the following
    # lines, adjust them as necessary, and remove the curly braces after 'resources:'.
    # limits:
    #   cpu: 100m
    #   memory: 128Mi
    # requests:
    #   cpu: 100m
    #   memory: 128Mi

  ## @param tornjak.securityContext [object] Security Context to use
  securityContext: {}

secrets:
  aws:
    ## @param secrets.aws.accessKeyID AWS Access Key ID
    accessKeyID: ""
    ## @param secrets.aws.secretAccessKey AWS Secret Access Key
    secretAccessKey: ""
  gcp:
    ## @param secrets.gcp.applicationCredentials Google Application Credentials
    applicationCredentials: ""

# NOTE: This is unsupported and only to configure currently supported spire built in plugins but plugins unsupported by the chart.
# Upgrades wont be tested for anything under this config. If you need this, please let the chart developers know your needs so we
# can prioritize proper support.
## @skip unsupportedBuiltInPlugins
unsupportedBuiltInPlugins:
  bundlePublisher: {}
  credentialComposer: {}
  keyManager: {}
  nodeAttestor: {}
  upstreamAuthority: {}
  notifier: {}

## @param customPlugins.bundlePublisher Custom plugins of type BundlePublisher are configured here
## @param customPlugins.credentialComposer Custom plugins of type CredentialComposer are configured here
## @param customPlugins.keyManager Custom plugins of type KeyManager are configured here
## @param customPlugins.nodeAttestor Custom plugins of type NodeAttestor are configured here
## @param customPlugins.upstreamAuthority Custom plugins of type upstreamAuthority are configured here
## @param customPlugins.notifier Custom plugins of type notifier are configured here
customPlugins:
  bundlePublisher: {}
  credentialComposer: {}
  keyManager: {}
  nodeAttestor: {}
  upstreamAuthority: {}
  notifier: {}

# When upgrading from a previous version, sometimes we need to change the user and requires updating permissions.
chown:
  ## @param chown.image.registry The OCI registry to pull the image from
  ## @param chown.image.repository The repository within the registry
  ## @param chown.image.pullPolicy The image pull policy
  ## @param chown.image.tag Overrides the image tag whose default is the chart appVersion
  ##
  image:
    registry: cgr.dev
    repository: chainguard/bash
    pullPolicy: Always
    tag: latest@sha256:482cc9df3551f74cb244d78058fb3237ce76c591491c1afa38dac6952ec26ff0

  ## @param chown.resources Specify resource needs as per https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/manage-resources-containers/
  resources: {}

experimental:
  ## @param experimental.enabled Allow configuration of experimental features
  enabled: false
  ## @param experimental.cacheReloadInterval The amount of time between two reloads of the in-memory entry cache.
  cacheReloadInterval: 5s
  ## @param experimental.eventsBasedCache Use events to update the cache with what's changed since the last update.
  eventsBasedCache: false
  ## @param experimental.pruneEventsOlderThan How old an event can be before being deleted. Used with events based cache.
  pruneEventsOlderThan: 12h
  ## @param experimental.featureFlags [array] List of developer feature flags
  featureFlags: []

tests:
  ## @param tests.hostAliases [array] List of host aliases for testing
  hostAliases: []
  tls:
    ## @param tests.tls.enabled Flag for enabling tls for tests
    enabled: false
    ## @param tests.tls.customCA Custom CA value for tests
    customCA: ""
  bash:
    ## @param tests.bash.image.registry The OCI registry to pull the image from
    ## @param tests.bash.image.repository The repository within the registry
    ## @param tests.bash.image.pullPolicy The image pull policy
    ## @param tests.bash.image.tag Overrides the image tag whose default is the chart appVersion
    ##
    image:
      registry: cgr.dev
      repository: chainguard/bash
      pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
      tag: latest@sha256:482cc9df3551f74cb244d78058fb3237ce76c591491c1afa38dac6952ec26ff0

## @param kubeConfigs [object] Manage additional kubeconfig files to talk to external Kubernetes clusters
kubeConfigs: {}
# clustera:
#   kubeConfig: |
#     xxxxx
#     xxxxx
# clusterb:
#   kubeConfigBase64: eXl5Cnl5eQo=