github.com/verrazzano/verrazzano@v1.7.0/platform-operator/helm_config/charts/verrazzano-fluentd/values.yaml (about)

     1  # Copyright (c) 2022, 2023, Oracle and/or its affiliates.
     2  # Licensed under the Universal Permissive License v 1.0 as shown at https://oss.oracle.com/licenses/upl.
     3  name: verrazzano-fluentd
     4  
     5  global:
     6    imagePullSecrets: []
     7  
     8  image:
     9    pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
    10    terminationGracePeriodSeconds: 60
    11  
    12  logging:
    13    credentialsSecret: 'my-secret'
    14    usernameKey: username
    15    passwordKey: password
    16    clusterName: local
    17    osURL: 'https://my-opensearch:9200'
    18    name: fluentd
    19    # NOTE: The fluentd-kubernetes-daemonset image now comes from the bill of materials file (verrazzano-bom.json).
    20  
    21  fluentd:
    22    enabled: true
    23  
    24  monitoring:
    25    enabled: true
    26    useIstioCerts: true
    27  
    28  # In the environment where SELinux is enforcing, you can consider to override the default SELinux security context for the Fluentd so that it can have the required read/write privileges.
    29  # By customizing these options, you can ensure that Fluentd operates within the appropriate SELinux security context.
    30  seLinuxOptions:
    31    # -- String to override the SELinux type for the Fluentd process. This determines the access permissions and restrictions for the Fluentd.
    32    type: "" # spc_t
    33    # -- String to override the  SELinux level for the Fluentd process. It represents the sensitivity level of the Fluentd in relation to other SELinux-labeled objects.
    34    level: "" # s0
    35    # -- String to override the SELinux role for the Fluentd process. It defines the role or set of permissions that the process running the Fluentd can have.
    36    role: "" # system_r
    37    # -- String to override the SELinux user for the Fluentd process. It specifies the SELinux user identity that the process should run as.
    38    user: "" # system_u