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README.md

Wahlrecht API

This chart installs the Wahlrecht API into the Kubernetes cluster.

Configuration

  • by default, it expects a Spring Boot config server running inside the cluster, available under http://configserver:8888/config 
    application:
  configserver:
    host: configserver
    port: 8888
    prefix: /config
    scheme: http
  • by default, it expects a Kafka running inside the cluster, available under kafka:9092 
    application:
  kafka:
    host: kafka
    port: 9092
  • configure Keycloak 
    application:
  keycloak:
    url: https://yourKeycloak
    realm: yourRealm
  • configure secrets (the application expects these values to be set) 
    secrets:
  MONGODB_CONNECTION_STRING: mongoDBConnectionString
  CLIENT_SECRET: keycloakClientSecret
    Should you want to use, for example, an external secret provider, then you are currently out of luck. The chart does not support that, yet.