[18:26:50] federico3: python-webapp is your baby, yes? how does it assume application configuration works? [18:27:55] how are services meant to be configured? [18:34:44] urandom: the chart itself? no I did not create it [18:35:39] ok, may bad, do you know it well enough to speak as to how it's meant to be used vis-a-vis passing configuration on to the service? [18:36:27] yep, I'm looking at the related PRs [18:37:05] in general there's nothing really python-specific about it [18:37:50] it only assume it's running a service thi an image name to be provided, on port 8080 by default and a probe on / [18:38:08] the container itself provides the enty point to start the execution [18:40:59] I have a configuration file. Some of that files contents needs to be templated (Cassandra hosts, credentials, log level, etc), some does not (not at the service level). The latter could just be defined in the `values.yaml`, but then I guess there needs to be some provisions for templating it in from there. [18:41:47] the aqs-http-gateway chart covers most of what needs to be in the config [18:41:55] but not everything... [18:42:19] I'm thinking this means it should have it's own chart? [18:48:53] you could do with a custom chart but it's a bunch of effort; if it's simple stuff values.yaml does the trick and I use https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/data_persistence/service-template/-/blob/main/deployer.py?ref_type=heads to inject things like credentials