# Configuration of the Poseidon webserver
server:
  # Address or hostname on which the webserver listens
  # If a hostname is specified, the server might listen on only one of the resolved IPv4 or IPv6 addresses
  address: 127.0.0.1
  # Port on which the webserver listens
  port: 7200
  # When using Systemd socket activation, Poseidon tries to connect to an existing systemd socket instead of creating its own.
  # This is useful for zero downtime deployments as the systemd sockets hold up the connections while Poseidon is restarting.
  # Iff systemdsocketactivation, the configured address and port will not be used, instead the provided systemd socket will be.
  systemdsocketactivation: false
  # If set, this token is required in the `Poseidon-Token` header for each route except /health
  # token: SECRET
  # Configuration of TLS between the web client and Poseidon.
  tls:
    # If set, the API uses TLS for all incoming connections.
    active: false
    # The path to the certificate of the CA authority used for TLS
    # cafile: ./ca.crt
    # The path to the certificate file used for TLS
    # certfile: ./poseidon.crt
    # The path to the key file used for TLS
    # keyfile: ./poseidon.key
  # If true, an additional WebSocket connection will be opened to split stdout and stderr when executing interactively
  interactivestderr: true
  # If set, the file at the given path overwrites the default Nomad job file in internal/environment/template-environment-job.hcl
  # templatejobfile: ./poseidon.hcl
  # The LoggingFilterToken filters out Systemd Watchdog requests from the logs and is preconfigured with a random value.
  # It can also be manually configured to hide additional requests from the logs, such as those from monitoring systems.
  # To use this feature, the respective user agent must be set according to `dto.UserAgentFiltered`.
  # However, it is important to consider the security implications of using this expert-level setting for manual values.
  # loggingfiltertoken: secret
  # alert defines how poseidon should handle specific risks.
  alert:
    # The prewarming pool threshold [0, 1) defines which part of the prewarming pool should always be filled.
    # Setting it to 0 will disable the alert.
    # If the prewarming pool is filled for less than, i.e., 50%, the health route of Poseidon will return a warning.
    prewarmingpoolthreshold: 0.5
    # The prewarming pool reload timeout (in seconds) defines for how long the low prewarming pool warning (above)
    # should be active before Poseidon automatically reloads the environment.
    # Setting it to 0 will disable the automatic reload.
    prewarmingpoolreloadtimeout: 300

aws:
  # Specifies whether AWS should be used as executor.
  enabled: false
  # The endpoint of the WebSocket API
  # endpoint: wss://abcdef1234.execute-api.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/production
  # Currently, only static AWS environments are supported.
  # For setting this via environment variables you have to use a string separated by spaces, like: POSEIDON_AWS_FUNCTIONS="java11Exec go118Exec".
  # functions:
    # - java11Exec
    # - go118Exec

kubernetes:
  # Specifies whether Kubernetes should be used as executor.
  enabled: false
  # The namespace in which the Kubernetes pods are created.
  namespace: default
  config:
    host: ""
    apiPath: ""
    username: ""
    password: ""
    token: ""




# Configuration of the logger
logger:
  # Log level that is used after reading the config (INFO until then)
  level: DEBUG

# Configuration of the embedded profiler
profiling:
  # Enables the runtime profiler
  cpuenabled: false
  # The file to which the profile is written to.
  # The default location `cmd/poseidon/default.pgo` will be picked up during the build process to create a profile-guided build.
  cpufile: cmd/poseidon/default.pgo
  # If set, a memory watchdog will be started that monitors the memory usage of Poseidon and alerts if the threshold is exceeded.
  # The value defines the interval in milliseconds in which the memory usage is checked.
  memoryinterval: 30_000
  # The Threshold in MB of memory usage at which Poseidon will start alerting.
  memorythreshold: 1_000

# Configuration of the sentry logging
sentry:
  # The DSN of the sentry endpoint to use.
  # If the DSN is not set, the client is effectively disabled.
  # dsn: https://example.io
  # The environment to be sent with events.
  # environment: staging
  # This release information is used by Poseidon to provide the version route and tag events in Sentry.
  # If no specific value is set, the git commit hash used to build the binary is used.
  # release: development
  # In debug mode, the debug information is printed to stdout to help you understand what sentry is doing.
  # debug: true
  # Enable performance tracing.
  # enabletracing: true
  # The sample rate for sampling traces in the range [0.0, 1.0].
  # tracessamplerate: 1.0
  # The sample rate for sampling performance profiles in the range [0.0, 1.0].
  # This is only used if enabletracing is set to true and is relative to tracessamplerate.
  # profilessamplerate: 1.0

# Configuration of the influxdb monitoring
influxdb:
  # The url of the influxdb endpoint.
  # If the url is not set, the influxdb monitoring is disabled.
  # url: http://localhost:8086
  # The token to secure the influxdb endpoint.
  # token: SecretBase64Token==
  # The organization set in your influxdb configuration.
  # organization: PoseidonOrg
  # The influxdb bucket to store the data in.
  # bucket: poseidon
  # The stage to be sent with events.
  # stage: staging