---
rke_binary: rke_linux-amd64
rke_username: rke
rke_bin_dir: /usr/local/bin
kube_config_dir: "{{ ansible_env.HOME }}/.kube"
kubernetes_config_dir: "/etc/kubernetes"
kubelet:
  static_config: "kubelet-static-config.yml"
  runtime_request_timeout: "2m0s"
cluster_config_dir: "{{ app_data_path }}/cluster"
# Whether dashboard is exposed.
rke_dashboard_exposed: true
rke_dns: {}
rke_etcd:
  # By default rke creates bind mount:
  # /var/lib/etcd -> /var/lib/rancher/etcd
  # These parameters provide means of modifying it:
  #   - custom bind mount
  #   - option to use volatile storage

  # Custom bind mount
  #
  # I did not find a proper way (in the docs) how to override the
  # defaults so I just abuse the extra_* args for the rke etcd
  # service. It means that it will create another mount point in the
  # container and you should use different pathnames than default...
  #
  # The custom bind mount is by default disabled.
  enabled_custom_etcd_storage: false

  # Applicated only if custom mount is enabled.
  # Paths must be absolute (start with '/')
  #
  # Path on the kubernetes/etcd node
  storage_path: /var/lib/etcd-custom
  # Path inside the container where it is mounted.
  storage_mountpoint: /var/lib/rancher/etcd-custom

  # On top of it (with or without custom mount) you can use tmpfs
  # as a volatile storage.
  #
  # CAUTION: This will create temporary filesystem (in the memory)
  # so if an etcd node will be poweroff then all etcd data will be
  # lost!!!
  #
  # Don't use unless you don't care about your cluster!
  #
  # This is intended as an attempt to make deployment little bit
  # more faster...by default it is disabled.
  enabled_unsafe_volatile_storage: false
  # Size of the volatile storage - tmpfs (this will eat your RAM)
  tmpfs_size: 5G