prod.env

# NOTE: Despite the file name, these aren't really "production" credentials.
# This is an example file of what prod.env would look like. It's useful to have
# two different <env>.env files to make the makefile more straightforward.

# see the dev.env file for more detailed explanations of the variables

# traefik labels
TRAEFIK__CERT_RESOLVER=letsencrypt-prod-dns
TRAEFIK__ROOTSKI_DOMAIN=rootski.io
TRAEFIK__ROOTSKI_API_SUBDOMAIN=api
TRAEFIK__TRAEFIK_UI_SUBDOMAIN=traefik
TRAEFIK__PGADMIN_UI_SUBDOMAIN=dbadmin
TRAEFIK__PORTAINER_UI_SUBDOMAIN=docker

# basic auth credentials; from username and password pairs, we
# derive a string of the for "user:<bcrypt hashed password>" and
# export them to TRAEFIK__<service>_BCRYPT_USER_PASSWORD"
TRAEFIK__ROOTSKI_DOCS_USER=rootski
TRAEFIK__ROOTSKI_DOCS_PASSWORD=password
TRAEFIK__TRAEFIK_UI_USER=traefik
TRAEFIK__TRAEFIK_UI_PASSWORD=password
TRAEFIK__PGADMIN_USER=pgadmin
TRAEFIK__PGADMIN_PASSWORD=password

# Traefik AWS Credentials for DNS Challenge
TRAEFIK__ROUTE53_HOSTED_ZONE_ID=Z0480263O8FVW1V217HR
# These two variables will be set by make.xsh; it will look
# for a profile in your ~/.aws/credentials file called "rootski"
# and export those to these values.
# TRAEFIK__AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=...
# TRAEFIK__AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=...

# postgres service
POSTGRES_USER=rootski
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=pass
POSTGRES_DB=rootski_db
POSTGRES_PORT=5432

# rootski_api service
ROOTSKI__POSTGRES_PORT=5432
ROOTSKI__POSTGRES_USER=rootski
ROOTSKI__POSTGRES_PASSWORD=pass
ROOTSKI__POSTGRES_DB=rootski_db
ROOTSKI__PORT=80
ROOTSKI__NUM_WORKERS=3

# rootski frontend (not in docker-compose.yml)
# changing this would have an impact on docker-compose.yml
# these variables must each begin with "REACT_APP_"
REACT_APP__BACKEND_URL=https://api.rootski.io

PGADMIN_DEFAULT_EMAIL=ops@rootski.io
PGADMIN_DEFAULT_PASSWORD=rootski
# PGADMIN_ENABLE_TLS <-- leave this unset! Traefik handles this for us.