config.yaml

common: &common

  SMTP_USE_SSL: "true"
  SMTP_HOST: ""
  SMTP_PORT: "465"
  SMTP_USERNAME: ""
  SMTP_PASSWORD: ""
  SUPPORT_EMAIL: ""
  NOREPLY_EMAIL: ""
  BAUBLE_APP_URL: "http://127.0.0.1:9000"
  DEBUG: "false"
  API_BIND: 'localhost:8088'

  BAUBLE_DB_URL: 'postgresql://localhost/bauble'

  DB_MAX_CONNECTIONS: "400"
  DB_DEFAULT_POOL_SIZE: "100"

  # The default pool size needs to be the maximum number of connections the
  # database can maintain divided by the number of server instances/dynos
  # running.  So for 400 max connections on 10 dynos the pool size should be
  # 40.

  GUNICORN_WORKERS: "4"
  GUNICORN_WORKER_CLASS: "sync"
  GUNICORN_THREAD: "4"
  GUNICORN_TIMEOUT: "45"

  # The number of tasks workers depends on memory size of the server and the
  # number of http worker processes.  A Heroku 2x dynos has a max number of
  # processes and threads set to 512 so if we have 100 task workers and 4 http
  # workers that is a total of 400 worker threads per dyno.
  NUM_TASK_WORKERS: "100"
  PY_THREAD_STACK_SIZE: "512000"


#
# The test environemnt is used for the test runner and Travis build.
#
test:
  <<: *common
  BAUBLE_ENV: 'test'
  BAUBLE_DB_URL: "postgres://localhost/bauble"
  SEND_EMAILS: "false"
  TEST: "true"


#
# The local environment is for running the server on your local development
# environment and connecting to a local database.
#
local:
  <<: *common
  BAUBLE_ENV: 'local'
  DISABLE_ANALYTICS: "true"
  GUNICORN_RELOAD: "true"
  BAUBLE_DB_URL: "postgres://test:test@localhost/bauble"
  SEND_EMAILS: "false"


#
# The staging environment is for pushing to the staging servers for the clients
# to test against before pushing to production.
#
staging:  &api_staging
  <<: *common
  BAUBLE_ENV: staging
  POSTGRESQL_DB_URL: "postgres://test:test@localhost/bauble"
  SEND_EMAILS: "true"

#
# The dev environment is for development only and clients should never hit it.
#
dev:
  <<: *api_staging
  BAUBLE_ENV: dev
  HEROKU_ENV: dev
  BAUBLE_DB_URL: "postgres://test:test@localhost/bauble"

#
# The production environment is for production servers.
#
production:
  <<: *common
  BAUBLE_ENV: production
  BAUBLE_DB_URL: "postgres://test:test@localhost/bauble"