Landscape Server

additional_service_config | string

Additional service.conf settings to be merged with the default configuration.

admin_email | string

The email address of the initial account administrator. Note this value cannot be set more than once.

admin_name | string

The full name of the initial account administrator. Note this value cannot be set more than once.

admin_password | string

The initial password of the account administrator. Note this value cannot be set more than once.

db_host | string

Optionally specify the host instead of getting it from the postgres charm

db_landscape_password | string

Password for landscape user which does normal read/write operations

db_port | string

Optionally specify the db port instead of getting it from the postgres charm. Falls back to the default postgres port

db_schema_password | string

Password used by database admin to perform schema checks and migrations. If not set, postgres charm value, followed by db_landscape_password is used.

db_schema_user | string

Database admin user to perform schema checks and migrations. If not provided, the value from the postgres charm is used

deployment_mode | string

Default: standalone

Landscape Server tenancy mode - do not modify unless you are able to provide the additional configuration required to run Landscape in SaaS mode.

http_proxy | string

The HTTP proxy URL Landscape will use. If blank, the model-config value will be used.

https_proxy | string

The HTTPS proxy URL Landscape will use. If blank, the model-config value will be used.

landscape_ppa | string

Default: ppa:landscape/self-hosted-beta

The PPA from which Landscape Server will be installed.

landscape_ppa_key | string

Full ASCII-armoured GPG public key for the Landscape PPA source.

license_file | string

License file for Self-Hosted Landscape, either as a base64-encoded string containing the actual license file data, or a file://, http://, or https:// URL pointing to the license file for download.

nagios_context | string

Default: juju

Used by the NRPE subordinate charms. A string that will be prepended to the instance name to set the hostname in nagios, e.g., juju-myservice-0. If you are running multiple environments with the same services in them, this allows you to differentiate them.

nagios_servicegroups | string

Comma-separated list of nagios servicegroups. If empty, the nagios-context will be used as the servicegroup.

no_proxy | string

Comma-separated list of hosts for which no proxy should be used. If blank, the model-config value will be used.

oidc_client_id | string

OpenID-Connect client ID.

oidc_client_secret | string

OpenID-Connect client secret.

oidc_issuer | string

OpenID-Connect issuer URL to use for Landscape Server authentication.

oidc_logout_url | string

OpenID-Connect issuer URL to use to log out of Landscape Servers is.

openid_logout_url | string

OpenID provider URL to use to log out of Landscape Server.

openid_provider_url | string

OpenID provider URL to use for Landscape Server authentication.

registration_key | string

The initial account registration key. Note this value cannot be set more than once.

root_url | string

The root URL for this Landscape deployment. If left blank, the public IP of the first related HAProxy unit will be used instead.

site_name | string

Default: juju

A unique site name for the Landscape deployment.

smtp_relay_host | string

The SMTP server used to deliver outgoing mail.

ssl_cert | string

Default: DEFAULT

The base64-encoded SSL certificate to use for Landscape Server. It will be passed verbatim to the HAProxy charm. If not set, a self-signed certificate will be used instead.

ssl_key | string

The base64-encoded private key for the SSL certificate. If ssl-cert is not set, this will be ignored.

system_email | string

The initial email address that Landscape emails will appear to come from. Note this value cannot be set more than once.

worker_counts | int

Default: 2

Number of processes to spawn for message-server and ping-server. If set to 0, the charm will automatically pick a value, trying to maximize the use of the computer/memory resources available on the unit.