Contains non-sensitive Salt formulas configuration
pillar/environment-*-public.sls correspond to environments.
| Environment name | Other projects | External organizations | Tests | Runtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ci |
no | no | automated | only during test runs |
end2end |
yes | no | automated | only during test runs |
continuumtest (deprecated), staging |
yes | sandboxes only | manual, exploratory | always |
demo |
dummies | no | manual, demonstrative | always |
prod |
yes | yes | smoke only | always |
Pillar files applied to projects must be named:
pillar/my-project-public.sls
mimicking the pillar/my-project.sls file found in builder-private.
Once added, these files must be composed into top.sls to be used.
Commented-out values such as
my_project:
database:
host: localhost
# user:
# password:
are sensitive, and are configured in builder-private or Vault instead.
Values clearly fake, tagged like
my_project:
orcid:
client_id: fake_client_id # overwritten by environment
will be overridden by builder-private or Vault for certain environments (like prod) with real values.
In case a dictionary does not have any public values to include here, it's safer to make the schema of the data consistent with an empty {}:
my_project:
database: {}
# user:
# password:
Pillar merging will normally overwrite the None value with a dictionary, but a None will overwrite a dictionary coming from a file that gets included earlier like elife.sls.