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# Deployer

This chart deploys and executes a job that runs a specific ansible playbook and terminates.

### Containers

#### Main Container

Main container of this chart is an ansible based process, which executes actual job once and terminates.

### Configuration

#### Local Configuration

Chart contains:

* 1 x config map containing build/execution files mounted on /app/config
* 1 x environment config map that includes cloud related variables

#### Global Configuration

Chart containers also have access to:

* global-config: Mounted on /app/globalconfig including key-value pairs and extra lines to include in application.properties files
* global-config-env: A config map that can be used to add environment variables for all namespace deployments
* global-secrets: Mounted on /app/globalsecrets including key-secret pairs and extra lines to include in application.properties files
* global-secrets-env: A secret that can be used to add environment variables for all namespace deployments

### Configuration

The following table lists the configurable parameters of the Deployer chart and their default values.

| Parameter        | Description                                        | Default         |
| ---------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | --------------- |
| `namespace`      | namespace to deploy on                             | `"deployment"`  |
| `ttl`            | time to live after job completion                  | `300`           |
| `cloud`          | cloud vendor to use for deployment (e.g. gcp, aws) | `"gcp"`         |
| `serviceAccount` | pre-created service account with cluster rights    | `"deployer-sa"` |
| `useIam`         | whether job should use iam for authentication      | `"false"`       |
| `values.dummy`   |                                                    | `null`          |


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