It's a replacement of Magda internal built-in Cloud SQL Proxy helm chart. Its 100% compitible with Magda's internal built-in cloud-sql-proxy chart.
A user might want to disable Magda's internal built-in cloud-sql-proxy chart and use this one as the dependency instead when he wants to use different version of google cloud sql proxy docker image but ealier versions of Magda that he uses doesn't allow specifying Google Cloud SQL Proxy docker image.
Declare as a dependency in your chart.yaml:
- name: magda-cloud-sql-proxy
version: 1.0.1
repository: https://charts.magda.io
Disable Magda's built-in Cloud SQL Proxy in your config file:
tags:
all: false
cloud-sql-proxy: false
Please note: you will still want to leave the global useCloudSql
field to true to make all Magda conponents use cloud sql connections. e.g.:
global:
useCombinedDb: false
useCloudSql: true
Kubernetes: >= 1.14.0-0
Key | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
autoscaler.enabled | bool | false |
|
autoscaler.maxReplicas | int | 3 |
|
autoscaler.minReplicas | int | 1 |
|
autoscaler.targetCPUUtilizationPercentage | int | 80 |
|
global | object | {} |
|
image.name | string | "cloudsql-docker" |
|
image.pullPolicy | string | "IfNotPresent" |
|
image.repository | string | "gcr.io" |
|
image.tag | float | 1.11 |
|
replicas | string | nil |
no. of replicas required for the deployment. If not set, k8s will assume 1 but allows HPA (autoscaler) alters it. @default 1 |
resources.requests.cpu | string | "50m" |
|
resources.requests.memory | string | "50Mi" |