Factory/akri-chart/questions.yml

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questions:
- variable: kubernetesDistro
default: "k8s"
label: Kubernetes Distribution
description: Select Kubernetes distribution so Akri can determine where the container runtime socket lives.
type: enum
options:
- k8s
- microk8s
- k3s
- Other
group: General
- variable: agent.host.containerRuntimeSocket
label: Container Runtime Socket
description: Akri depends on crictl to track some Pod information. In order to use it, the Agent must know where the container runtime socket lives.
show_if: "kubernetesDistro=Other"
type: string
group: General
- variable: useDevelopmentContainers
label: Use development containers
description: When enabled the non-release (*-dev) image tags will be used by default. This can be overridden if the tag is explicitly specified.
type: boolean
group: General
- variable: _imageDetails
label: Customize agent and controller images
default: false
type: boolean
group: General
show_subquestion_if: true
subquestions:
- variable: agent.image.repository
label: Akri agent image repository
type: string
- variable: agent.image.tag
label: Akri agent image tag
description: Akri agent container tag. agent.yaml will default to v(AppVersion)[-dev] with `-dev` added if `Use development containers` is enabled.
type: string
- variable: agent.image.pullPolicy
label: Akri agent image pull policy
type: enum
options:
- "IfNotPresent"
- "Always"
- "Never"
- variable: controller.image.repository
label: Akri controller image repository
type: string
- variable: controller.image.tag
label: Akri controller image tag
description: Akri controller container tag. controller.yaml will default to v(AppVersion)[-dev] with `-dev` added if `Use development containers` is enabled.
type: string
- variable: controller.image.pullPolicy
label: Akri controller image pull policy
type: enum
options:
- "IfNotPresent"
- "Always"
- "Never"
- variable: onvif.discovery.enabled
label: Enable ONVIF Discovery Handler
description: ONVIF is a standard used by many IP cameras.
type: boolean
group: "Discovery Handlers"
show_subquestion_if: true
subquestions:
- variable: onvif.discovery.image.repository
label: ONVIF handler image repository
type: string
- variable: onvif.discovery.image.tag
label: Image tag
description: onvif-configuration.yaml will default to v(AppVersion)[-dev] with `-dev` added if `Use development containers` is enabled.
type: string
- variable: onvif.discovery.image.pullPolicy
label: Image pull policy
type: enum
options:
- "IfNotPresent"
- "Always"
- "Never"
- variable: opcua.discovery.enabled
label: Enable OPC UA Discovery Handler
description: OPC UA (Open Platform Communications Unified Architecture) is a communication protocol for industrial automation.
type: boolean
group: "Discovery Handlers"
show_subquestion_if: true
subquestions:
- variable: opcua.discovery.image.repository
label: OPC UA handler image repository
type: string
- variable: opcua.discovery.image.tag
label: Image tag
description: opcua-configuration.yaml will default to v(AppVersion)[-dev] with `-dev` added if `Use development containers` is enabled.
type: string
- variable: opcua.discovery.image.pullPolicy
label: Image pull policy
type: enum
options:
- "IfNotPresent"
- "Always"
- "Never"
- variable: udev.discovery.enabled
label: Enable Udev Discovery Handler
description: Udev is the device manager for Linux. It manages device nodes in the /dev directory, such as microphones, security chips, usb cameras, and so on. Udev can be used to find devices that are attached to or embedded in Linux nodes.
type: boolean
group: "Discovery Handlers"
show_subquestion_if: true
subquestions:
- variable: udev.discovery.image.repository
label: Udev handler image repository
type: string
- variable: udev.discovery.image.tag
label: Image tag
description: udev-configuration.yaml will default to v(AppVersion)[-dev] with `-dev` added if `Use development containers` is enabled.
type: string
- variable: udev.discovery.image.pullPolicy
label: Image pull policy
type: enum
options:
- "IfNotPresent"
- "Always"
- "Never"