Options
List all options of Walrus as below.
sudo docker run --rm -it sealio/walrus:v0.6.0 walrus --help
| Name | Environment Variable | Default | Usage | Configure Multiple Times? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| --bind-address | $SERVER_BIND_ADDRESS | 0.0.0.0 | The IP address on which to listen. | |
| --bind-with-dual-stack | $SERVER_BIND_WITH_DUAL_STACK | true | Enable dual stack socket listening. | |
| --enable-tls | $SERVER_ENABLE_TLS | true | Enable HTTPs. | |
| --tls-cert-file | $SERVER_TLS_CERT_FILE | The file containing the default x509 certificate for HTTPS. If any CA certs, concatenated after server cert file. | ||
| --tls-private-key-file | $SERVER_TLS_PRIVATE_KEY_FILE | The file containing the default x509 private key matching --tls-cert-file. | ||
| --tls-cert-dir | $SERVER_TLS_CERT_DIR | k8s:///secrets | The directory where the TLS certs are located. If --tls-cert-file and --tls-private-key-file are provided, this flag will be ignored. If --tls-cert-file and --tls-private-key-file are not provided, the certificate and key of auto-signed or self-signed are saved to where this flag specified. By default, the keypair are saved to the hosted Kubernetes cluster with 'k8s:///secrets', which can be shared between multiple instances for high availability. If you wanna saving to the local directory, use '/path/to/save' please, and make sure the directory is writable between multiple instances. | |
| --tls-auto-cert-domains | $SERVER_TLS_AUTO_CERT_DOMAINS | The domains to accept ACME HTTP-01 or TLS-ALPN-01 challenge to generate HTTPS x509 certificate and private key, and saved to the directory specified by --tls-cert-dir. If --tls-cert-file and --tls-key-file are provided, this flag will be ignored. | Y | |
| --bootstrap-password | $SERVER_BOOTSTRAP_PASSWORD | The password to bootstrap instead of random generating. | ||
| --conn-qps | $SERVER_CONN_QPS | 10 | The qps(maximum average number per second) when dialing the server. | |
| --conn-burst | $SERVER_CONN_BURST | 20 | The burst(maximum number at the same moment) when dialing the server. | |
| --websocket-conn-max-per-ip | $SERVER_WEBSOCKET_CONN_MAX_PER_IP | 25 | The maximum number of websocket connections per IP. | |
| --gopool-worker-factor | $SERVER_GOPOOL_WORKER_FACTOR | 25 | The gopool worker factor determines the number of tasks of the goroutine worker pool,it is calculated by the number of CPU cores multiplied by this factor. | |
| --kubeconfig | $SERVER_KUBECONFIG | The configuration path of the worker kubernetes cluster. | ||
| --kube-conn-timeout | $SERVER_KUBE_CONN_TIMEOUT | 5m | The timeout for dialing the worker kubernetes cluster. | |
| --kube-conn-qps | $SERVER_KUBE_CONN_QPS | 16 | The qps(maximum average number per second) when dialing the worker kubernetes cluster. | |
| --kube-conn-burst | $SERVER_KUBE_CONN_BURST | 64 | The burst(maximum number at the same moment) when dialing the worker kubernetes cluster. | |
| --kube-leader-election | $SERVER_KUBE_LEADER_ELECTION | true | The config to determines whether or not to use leader election, leader election is primarily used in multi-instance deployments. | |
| --kube-leader-lease | $SERVER_KUBE_LEADER_LEASE | 15s | The duration to keep the leadership. If --kube-leader-election=false, this flag will be ignored. When the network environment is not ideal or do not want to cause frequent access to the cluster, please increase the value appropriately. | |
| --kube-leader-renew-timeout | $SERVER_KUBE_LEADER_RENEW_TIMEOUT | 10s | The duration to renew the leadership before give up, must be less than the duration of --kube-leader-lease.If --kube-leader-election=false, this flag will be ignored. When the network environment is not ideal, please increase the value appropriately. | |
| --data-source-address | $SERVER_DATA_SOURCE_ADDRESS | The addresses for connecting data source, e.g. Postgres(postgres://[username[:password]@]host[:port]/dbname[?param1=value1&...¶mN=valueN]). | ||
| --data-source-conn-max-open | $SERVER_DATA_SOURCE_CONN_MAX_OPEN | 15 | The maximum opening connections for connecting data source. | |
| --data-source-conn-max-idle | $SERVER_DATA_SOURCE_CONN_MAX_IDLE | 5 | The maximum idling connections for connecting data source. | |
| --data-source-conn-max-life | $SERVER_DATA_SOURCE_CONN_MAX_LIFE | 10m | The maximum lifetime for connecting data source. | |
| --data-source-data-encryption | $SERVER_DATA_SOURCE_DATA_ENCRYPTION | The algorithm and key(in-hex string) for encrypting the user credentials storing in data source, e.g. aesgcm:3a9b4000d0ad8fbcd01eb922231d395d, aesgcm:b4d1c09dcf62214a05d85548b9217b34da63224d2605938abb6bf384050d2222. | ||
| --cache-source-address | $SERVER_CACHE_SOURCE_ADDRESS | The addresses for connecting cache source, e.g. Redis(redis://[username[:password]@]host[:port]/dbname[?param1=value1&...¶mN=valueN]), Redis Cluster(rediss://[username[:password]@]host[:port]?addr=host2[:port2]&addr=host3[:port3][¶m1=value1&...¶mN=valueN]). | ||
| --cache-source-conn-max-open | $SERVER_CACHE_SOURCE_CONN_MAX_OPEN | 0 | The maximum opening connections for connecting cache source. | |
| --cache-source-conn-max-idle | $SERVER_CACHE_SOURCE_CONN_MAX_IDLE | 0 | The maximum idling connections for connecting cache source. | |
| --cache-source-conn-max-life | $SERVER_CACHE_SOURCE_CONN_MAX_LIFE | 0s | The maximum lifetime for connecting cache source. | |
| --enable-authn | $SERVER_ENABLE_AUTHN | true | Enable authentication. | |
| --authn-session-max-idle | $SERVER_AUTHN_SESSION_MAX_IDLE | 30m | The maximum idling duration for keeping authenticated session, it represents the max-age of authenticated cookie. | |
| --casdoor-server | $SERVER_CASDOOR_SERVER | The URL for connecting external casdoor server. | ||
| --builtin-catalog-provider | $SERVER_BUILTIN_CATALOG_PROVIDER | github | Specify the provider type for creating builtin catalogs, select from 'github' or 'gitee'. |