ARO-RP/env-int.example

. ./env

# Overrides for a full int-like local environment
export RESOURCEGROUP=$AZURE_PREFIX-aro-$LOCATION
export DATABASE_ACCOUNT_NAME=$AZURE_PREFIX-aro-$LOCATION
export DATABASE_NAME=ARO
export KEYVAULT_PREFIX=$AZURE_PREFIX-aro-$LOCATION
export KEYVAULT_PREFIX=${KEYVAULT_PREFIX::20}
export ARO_IMAGE=${AZURE_PREFIX}aro.azurecr.io/aro:$(git rev-parse --short=7 HEAD)$([[ $(git status --porcelain) = "" ]] || echo -dirty)
export FLUENTBIT_IMAGE=${AZURE_PREFIX}aro.azurecr.io/fluentbit:latest
Better documentation support for multiple envs (#1932) - Now there are two env files: standard, and int-like files - Instructions modified for int envs to create the new file and source it - Fixed a small typo in the instructions that was being masked by indentation 2022-03-15 22:24:59 +03:00			`. ./env`

			`# Overrides for a full int-like local environment`
Optionally Use USER Environment Variable for Azure Resources (#3681) * Fetch USER env var once Fetch the USER env var once instead of multiple times for faster DevConfig func execution time * Set Azure unique prefix and USER as optional Use an Azure unique prefix for the Azure resources that ARO-RP is using instead of always fetching the USER. When AZURE_UNIQUE_PREFIX env var is not set, then use the USER env var * Modify more USER references Rename AZURE_UNIQUE_PREFIX to AZURE_PREFIX, and export the usage of this env var for Azure prefix name resources when it is set. When it is missing use the default USER env var, as before 2024-08-07 15:57:33 +03:00			`export RESOURCEGROUP=$AZURE_PREFIX-aro-$LOCATION`
			`export DATABASE_ACCOUNT_NAME=$AZURE_PREFIX-aro-$LOCATION`
Better documentation support for multiple envs (#1932) - Now there are two env files: standard, and int-like files - Instructions modified for int envs to create the new file and source it - Fixed a small typo in the instructions that was being masked by indentation 2022-03-15 22:24:59 +03:00			`export DATABASE_NAME=ARO`
Optionally Use USER Environment Variable for Azure Resources (#3681) * Fetch USER env var once Fetch the USER env var once instead of multiple times for faster DevConfig func execution time * Set Azure unique prefix and USER as optional Use an Azure unique prefix for the Azure resources that ARO-RP is using instead of always fetching the USER. When AZURE_UNIQUE_PREFIX env var is not set, then use the USER env var * Modify more USER references Rename AZURE_UNIQUE_PREFIX to AZURE_PREFIX, and export the usage of this env var for Azure prefix name resources when it is set. When it is missing use the default USER env var, as before 2024-08-07 15:57:33 +03:00			`export KEYVAULT_PREFIX=$AZURE_PREFIX-aro-$LOCATION`
Limiting KEYVAULT_PREFIX to 20 Chars We have set the char limit to 20 in our deployment template. Hence this env's value should also be atmost 20 char. It exceeds with a region with big name is chosed like australiaeast 2024-04-24 13:25:00 +03:00			`export KEYVAULT_PREFIX=${KEYVAULT_PREFIX::20}`
Optionally Use USER Environment Variable for Azure Resources (#3681) * Fetch USER env var once Fetch the USER env var once instead of multiple times for faster DevConfig func execution time * Set Azure unique prefix and USER as optional Use an Azure unique prefix for the Azure resources that ARO-RP is using instead of always fetching the USER. When AZURE_UNIQUE_PREFIX env var is not set, then use the USER env var * Modify more USER references Rename AZURE_UNIQUE_PREFIX to AZURE_PREFIX, and export the usage of this env var for Azure prefix name resources when it is set. When it is missing use the default USER env var, as before 2024-08-07 15:57:33 +03:00			`export ARO_IMAGE=${AZURE_PREFIX}aro.azurecr.io/aro:$(git rev-parse --short=7 HEAD)$([[ $(git status --porcelain) = "" ]] \|\| echo -dirty)`
			`export FLUENTBIT_IMAGE=${AZURE_PREFIX}aro.azurecr.io/fluentbit:latest`