Files
deprecated-helm-charts/stable/unbound/values.yaml
T
Mark Betz 0141560ad1 Add stable/unbound (#3564)
* Initial commit.

* Change the probe record to return localhost.

* Add support for local data records and restructure the file a bit.

* Moved the health check to healthz in order to keep default restricted acl for the unbound container.

* Added the serverPort reference.

* Defaulted the healthz image to googles public docker registry.

* Reference the image value for healthz

* Added healthz repo to the chart sources.

* Always bind to 0.0.0.0 so the service will be healthy.

* Update the readme.

* Add a section on setting unbound as an upstream for kube-dns.

* Use the auto-built docker image.

* Updated the readme.

* Updated with somewhat meaningful note.

* Fixed a typo.

* Added some more info to the readme.

* The health check will now use the server port from values.

* Moved to stable.

* nslookup on busybox handles the port differently.

* shortened the initial delay for probes to 5s.

* Added some information on the other configurable properties.

* Use github username in the maintainer field.

* Revise templates and use in selectors and metadata to better follow guidelines.

* Restructure the image references.

* Add a cpu limit

* Fixed the image references.

* Lower the cpu limit to half a core.

* Update the readme with changes to values.yaml.

* Bring template funcs in line with helm 2.8

* Bring standard metadata in line with helm 2.8

* Fixed a bug in the fullname function.

* Restructure the values to separate by container where appropriate.

* Bring up to date with new values structure.

* Add some additional documentation.

* Unquote something I missed.

* Bring the readme up to date.

* Add a disruption budget

* Add a table of all supported values

* Fix the indent level for resources

* Fix the quoting of statsCumulative

* Correct the indent level of the ports list in the service template.

* Update api version.
2018-04-04 12:42:09 -07:00

57 lines
1.5 KiB
YAML

replicaCount: 1
# values that pertain to the unbound container, for more information
# on unbound configuration see http://unbound.net/documentation/unbound.conf.html
unbound:
image:
repository: markbnj/unbound-docker
tag: "0.1.0"
pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
verbosity: 1
numThreads: 1
statsInterval: 0
statsCumulative: "no"
serverPort: 53
# values that pertain to the exechealthz container, for more information see
# https://github.com/kubernetes/contrib/tree/master/exec-healthz
healthz:
image:
repository: googlecontainer/exechealthz
tag: "1.2"
pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
resources: {}
nodeSelector: {}
tolerations: []
affinity: {}
# Controls which IP address ranges unbound will allow queries from.
# If you want to use unbound as an upstream for kube-dns, or allow other pods
# to query the resolver directly, you'll at least need to allow the
# clusterIpV4Cidr range.
# allowedIpRanges:
# - "10.10.10.10/20"
# You can set as many forward zones as needed by specifying the zone name
# and forward hosts. Forward hosts can be set by hostname or ip.
# forwardZones:
# - name: "fake.net"
# forwardHosts:
# - "fake1.host.net"
# forwardIps:
# - "10.10.10.10"
# Unbound can store DNS records in a "local zone." This facility can be used to
# assign context-specific names to a given IP address, and could also be used for
# private DNS if you don't want or have an external resolver.
# localRecords:
# - name: "fake3.host.net"
# ip: "10.12.10.10"