service.yaml.template

apiVersion: scone/5.8
kind: genservice

# define environment variables
#  - local ones are only visible for this service
#  - global ones are defined for all services in a mesh

environment:
  local:
    - name: SCONE_HEAP
      value: 760M
    - name: SCONE_LOG
      value: INFO
    - name: SCONE_ALLOW_DLOPEN
      value: 1
    - name: API_PASSWORD
      value: "$$SCONE::password$$"  # get from CAS
    - name: RELEASE
      value: $RELEASE
    - name: EXCLAIM
      value: "!#what!$#" # includes comments and shell $ stuff 
    - name: DISCLAIMER
      value: "$$SCONE::disclaimer$$"
    - name: XPASSWORD
      value: "$$SCONE::xpassword$$"  # get from CAS
  global:     # values defined/overwritten in Meshfile
    - name: API_USER  # get value from Meshfile

# define secrets that are managed by CAS 
secrets:
  global: 
  - name: password
    kind: ascii
    size: 10
  - name: xpassword
    kind: ascii
    value: "#NOPE!"
  - name: disclaimer
    kind: ascii
    value: |+2
          You can provide long text using standard yaml features
          that might contain multiple lines
          that might contain special characters like
          even the first line can start with a space, in this example 2 spaces
          that can have a newline at the end or not and we can use special characters like $ and # 
          and character # is not considered to be a comment within blocks
          in this example it ends with an additional empty line, i.e., \n

build:
  name: python-hello-user
  kind: python
  to: $APP_IMAGE_REPO/python_hello_user:1
  pwd: /python
  command: python3 print_env.py
  requirements: requirements.txt
  copy:
    - print_env.py
  signature:
    sign: true
  run:
    - > 
     echo "You can also RUN additional commands in the same way as docker build RUN commands"
     && echo "If you use multi-line commands, please do not forget to start lines with &&."
     && echo "A multi-line command like this will be added as a single line. No need for \\"
    - echo "Or use single line command"
    - echo "Each command is executed by a single RUN command"