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#####################################################
#
# Hooks for specific environment configurations
#
#####################################################
# Indicator for whether to use AAF for authentication
UseAAF: false
# Stub out southbound calls for Unit Test cases to run. e.g. not timeout
# Comment out in other environments to get default (No)
#UnitTest: Yes
#####################################################
#
# Settings for Southbound API: Datarouter
#
#####################################################
# URI to retrieve dynamic DR configuration
ProvisioningURI: /internal/prov
# indicator for handling feed delete:
# DeleteOnDR - means use the DR API to DELETE a feed. (default for backwards compatibility)
# SimulateDelete - means preserve the feed on DR (after cleaning it up), and mark as DELETED in DBCL. Better for cloudify environments.
Feed.deleteHandling: SimulateDelete
###########################################################
# The following properties default to match ONAP DR instance.
# However, there are some non-ONAP DR instances that require other values.
# Sets the X-DR-ON-BEHALF-OF HTTP Header value
#DR.onBehalfHeader:
# Value for the Content-Type Header in DR Feed API
#DR.feedContentType:
# Value for the Content-Type Header in DR Subscription API
#DR.subContentType:
#
# END OF properties helpful for non-ONAP DR instance.
############################################################
#####################################################
#
# Settings for Soutbound API: Postgresql
#
#####################################################
# flag indicates if we are using postgresql
UsePGSQL: false
#####################################################
#
# Settings for Soutbound API: Message Router
#
#####################################################
# indicator for multi-site (locations) deployment. Give clue to buscontroller whether
# there is a need for message replication between edge and central.
# ONAP Casablanca is a single site deployment
MR.multisite: false
# FQDN of primary message router.
# In ONAP Casablanca, there is only 1 message router service, so use that.
# In a multi-site, MR cluster deployment, use the CNAME DNS entry which resolves to the primary central MR
MR.CentralCname: message-router
# Indicator for whether we want hostname verification on SSL connection to MR
MR.hostnameVerify: false
# MR Client Delete Level thoroughness:
# 0 = don't delete
# 1 = delete from persistent store
# 2 = delete from persistent store (DB) and authorization store (AAF)
MR.ClientDeleteLevel: 1
# namespace of MR Topic Factory
MR.TopicFactoryNS: org.onap.dmaap.mr.topicFactory
# AAF Role assigned to Topic Manager Identity
MR.TopicMgrRole: org.onap.dmaap-bc-topic-mgr.client
# MR topic ProjectID (used in certain topic name generation formats)
MR.projectID: mr
# Use Basic Authentication when provisioning topics
MR.authentication: basicAuth
# MR topic name style (default is FQTN_LEGACY_FORMAT)
#MR.topicStyle: FQTN_LEGACY_FORMAT
#
# end of MR Related Properties
################################################################################
#####################################################
#
# Settings for Southbound API: AAF proxy
#
#####################################################
# URL of the AAF server
aaf.URL: {{ .Values.aafURL }}
# TopicMgr Identity
aaf.TopicMgrUser: {{ .Values.topicMgrUser }}
# Password for TopicMgr identity
aaf.TopicMgrPassword: {{ .Values.topicMgrPwd }}
# Buscontroller Admin Identity
aaf.AdminUser: {{ .Values.adminUser }}
# Admin Password
aaf.AdminPassword: {{ .Values.adminPwd }}
# Identity that is owner of any created namespaces for topics
aaf.NsOwnerIdentity: {{ .Values.adminUser }}
#
# endof AAF Properties
####################################################
#####################################################
#
# Settings for authorization of DBCAPI
#
#####################################################
# Namespace for URI values for the API used to create AAF permissions
# e.g. if ApiNamespace is X.Y.dmaapbc.api then for URI /mr_clients we create AAF perm X.Y.dmaapbc.api.mr_clients
ApiNamespace: org.onap.dmaap-bc.api
# If API authorization is required, then implement a class to enforce it.
# This overrides the Class used for API permission check.
ApiPermission.Class: org.onap.dmaap.dbcapi.authentication.AllowAll
#####################################################
#
# Certificate Management
#
#####################################################
# Indicates how we are expecting certificates to be provided:
# cadi - a set of artifacts will be downloaded from AAF at deployment time, and details will be in a cadi properties file
# legacy (default) - artifacts will be installed manually or some other way and details will be in this file
CertificateManagement: cadi
# When CertificateManagement is cadi, then this is where all the cadi properties will be.
# Note that the cadi properties include where the cert is, and the encrypted passwords to read.
cadi.properties: /opt/app/osaaf/local/org.onap.dmaap-bc.props
#####################################################
#
# HTTP Server Configuration
#
#####################################################
# Allow http access to dbcapi
HttpAllowed: true
# listen to http port within this container (server)
IntHttpPort: 8080
# listen to https port within this container (server)
# set to 0 if no certificates are available.
IntHttpsPort: 8443
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