ADMIN_USER
(required)-
User administration user credentials username.
The user administration user is a special set of credentials that grant access to only the
/auth
endpoints. These credentials will be sent in requests to create new users for the service.This may also be set on the command line using the flag
--admin-username
. ADMIN_PASS
(required)-
User administration user credentials password.
The user administration user is a special set of credentials that grant access to only the
/auth
endpoints. These credentials will be sent in requests to create new users for the service.While inadvisable it is also possible to set this value on the command line using the flag
--admin-password-do-not-use
.
DB_HOST
-
Postgres database hostname as it is visible to this service.
If unset, defaults to
postgres
which is the service name in the docker-compose configuration.This may also be set on the command line using the flag
--db-host
. DB_USERNAME
-
Postgres username for the service user.
If unset, defaults to
osi_service
.WarningThis value cannot be changed without also changing the Postgres database schema file. This may also be set on the command line using the flag
--db-username
. DB_PASSWORD
(required)-
Postgres password for the service user.
This value controls both the password the service will use to connect to the Postgres instance, and the value that is set on the service user when created in Postgres.
While inadvisable it is also possible to set this value on the command line using the flag
--db-password-do-not-use
. DB_PORT
-
The port the service will use when attempting to connect to the Postgres database.
If unset, defaults to
5432
.This may also be set on the command line using the flag
--db-port
. DB_NAME
-
The name of the specific database the service will connect to on the Postgres server.
If unset, defaults to
postgres
.This may also be set on the command line using the flag
--db-name
. DB_POOL_SIZE
-
The max size of the database connection pool that will be used by the service.
If unset, defaults to
20
.This may also be set on the command line using the flag
--db-pool-size
.