config.template.sh

## Basic properties

# Whether HTTPS should be set up for the server (you need to be able to create an A record in your DNS provider's settings)
CONTEST_HAS_HTTPS='true'

# Host name of the contest server, if using HTTPS
CONTEST_HOSTNAME='contest.example.org'

# E-mail of the contest organizers
CONTEST_EMAIL='admin@example.org'

# Time zone of the contest
CONTEST_TIMEZONE='Europe/Zurich'

# IP ranges allowed to connect to the contest (space-separated)
CONTEST_ALLOWED_IP_RANGES="0.0.0.0/0"

# Languages allowed at the contest. This is the full list, remove as needed.
CONTEST_LANGUAGES='c11 cpp17 java11 python27 python37'

# Set all judging errors to have the same priority (faster judging, less accurate errors)
CONTEST_DISABLE_ERROR_PRIORITY='true'

# Disable auto-detection of the '.py' extension, which is ambiguous and can confuse contestants
CONTEST_DISABLE_AMBIGUOUS_PY_EXTENSION='true'

# Location of the contest in Azure
AZURE_LOCATION='westeurope'

# Size of the Azure VMs to use for the server
AZURE_VM_SERVER_SIZE='Standard_A4_v2'

# Size of the Azure VMs to use for the judges
AZURE_VM_JUDGE_SIZE='Standard_F1'


## Advanced properties - do not touch unless you know what you are doing!

# Username for SSH
SSH_USERNAME='ssh-user'

# Name of the group in Azure
AZURE_GROUP_NAME='azdj'

# Name of the network security group in Azure
AZURE_NSG_NAME='net-sec-group'

# Name of the VM for the server in Azure
AZURE_VM_SERVER_NAME='server'

# Template of the VM names for judges in Azure (will be suffixed with a dash and a number)
AZURE_VM_JUDGE_NAME='judge'