forked from rook/rook
The helm charts allowed rendering a PodSecurityPolicy resource via the configuration `pspEnable`. This option is removed and all references to psp, PodSecurityPolicy, and Pod Security Policy have been cleaned up. The PSP resource was only rendered if k8s version was lower than 1.25 when it was still supported. It has been deprecated since k8s 1.21. Signed-off-by: Erik Sundell <erik@sundellopensource.se>
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apiVersion: v2
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name: library
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description: A simple library chart to share content between Rook's charts
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version: 0.0.1
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type: library
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# Developer notes:
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# - all templates must start with an underscore, or Helm won't detect them
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# - library definitions should be named 'library.*'
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# - library definitions should avoid conditional logic unless necessary
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# - templates named with '_cluster-*' are for CephCluster-scoped resources
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# - cluster-scoped definitions are named 'library.cluster.*'
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# - prefer templates that are named to their purpose (prefer avoiding '_helper.tpl')
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# - prefer combining features that can be enabled/disabled together (e.g., monitoring) into
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# feature templates rather than spreading the content among lower-level templates like
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# '_*rolebinding.tpl'
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# Note on Rook's use of this chart as a chart dependency:
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# The library chart is a dependency of Rook's other charts; however, including the library chart in
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# the 'charts/' dir of dependent charts via a symlink does not require using
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# 'helm dependency update'. This is beneficial because Helm creates a tar file that changes each
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# time 'helm dependency update' is called, meaning we cannot use git to determine if someone failed
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# to update the chart upon submitting a pull request. A helm blog reports that symlinks work as
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# intended but are warned about because symlinked files could be sensitive, but we are just linking
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# our library and not anything outside of this repo.
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# https://helm.sh/blog/2019-10-30-helm-symlink-security-notice/
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