values.sample.yaml

# tonicdb is the postgres database that will hold information about your workspace.
tonicdb:
  host: <db-host>
  port: 5432
  dbName: tonic
  user: <user>
  password: <password>
  sslMode: Require

environmentName: <company-name>

# tonicStatisticsSeed will cause generations to be consisent with each other for anything where consistency is set to true.
# otherwise each generation will be internally consistent, but not consistent with other generations. Uncomment and set to any integer to enable.
# tonicStatisticsSeed: <any-integer>

# numberOfWorkers will determine the parralelism of each job that is run. It will not cause jobs to run in parralel.
numberOfWorkers: 1

# enableLogCollection will send errors and general information about generations to Tonic if true. It will not send user data.
enableLogCollection: false

# enableSparkSupport will install the necessary additional components to allow Tonic to connect to your Spark instance
# enableSparkSupport: true

enableStackCollection: true

# This value will be provided to you by Tonic and will allow you to authenticate against our private docker repository.
dockerConfigAuth: <docker-config-auth>

# You can set this to a specific Tonic version number if you wish to ensure you always get the same version. Otherwise you will always deploy the latest version of Tonic.
tonicVersion: latest

# Use a Tonic license to enable different enterprise features. License keys can be obtained from Tonic.
# tonicLicense: <license-key>

# Below are the settings for Single Sign On. Not every provider requires every value. The Tonic support team will help you configure this.
# tonicSsoConfig:
#   provider: <provider-name>
#   domain: <sso-domain>
#   clientId: <client-id>
#   clientSecret: <client-secret>
#   identityProviderId: <identity-provider-id>
#   authServerId: <auth-server-id>
#   groupFilter: .*Tonic.*
  
serviceAccount:
  create: true