helm-charts/peertube/values.yaml

# Default values for peertube.
# This is a YAML-formatted file.
# Declare variables to be passed into your templates.

replicaCount: 1

image:
  repository: chocobozzz/peertube
  pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
  # Overrides the image tag whose default is the chart appVersion.
  tag: "v5.2.0-bullseye"

imagePullSecrets: []
nameOverride: ""
fullnameOverride: ""

configAsCode:
  enabled: true
  config:
    listen:
      hostname: '0.0.0.0'
      port: 9000
    # Correspond to your reverse proxy server_name/listen configuration
    webserver:
      https: true
      hostname: 'peertube.example.com'
      port: 443
    # Secrets you need to generate the first time you run PeerTube
    secrets:
      # Generate one using `openssl rand -hex 32`
      peertube: 'change-me-i-am-not-secure'
    rates_limit:
      api:
        # 50 attempts in 10 seconds
        window: 10 seconds
        max: 50
      login:
        # 15 attempts in 5 min
        window: 5 minutes
        max: 15
      signup:
        # 2 attempts in 5 min (only succeeded attempts are taken into account)
        window: 5 minutes
        max: 2
      ask_send_email:
        # 3 attempts in 5 min
        window: 5 minutes
        max: 3
      receive_client_log:
        # 10 attempts in 10 min
        window: 10 minutes
        max: 10
    oauth2:
      token_lifetime:
        access_token: '1 day'
        refresh_token: '2 weeks'
    # Proxies to trust to get real client IP
    # If you run PeerTube just behind a local proxy (nginx), keep 'loopback'
    # If you run PeerTube behind a remote proxy, add the proxy IP address (or subnet)
    trust_proxy:
      - 'loopback'
      - 'linklocal'
      - 'uniquelocal'
      - '10.0.0.0/8'
      - '172.16.0.0/12'
      - '192.168.0.0/16'
    # Your database name will be database.name OR 'peertube'+database.suffix
    database:
      hostname: 'peertube-postgresql'
      port: 5432
      ssl: false
      suffix: ''
      username: 'peertube'
      password: 'peertube'
      pool:
        max: 5
    # Redis server for short time storage
    # You can also specify a 'socket' path to a unix socket but first need to
    # set 'hostname' and 'port' to null
    redis:
      hostname: 'peertube-redis-master'
      port: 6379
      auth: null
      db: 0
      sentinel:
        enabled: false
        enable_tls: false
        master_name: ''
        sentinels:
          - hostname: ''
            port: 26379
    # SMTP server to send emails
    smtp:
      # smtp or sendmail
      transport: smtp
      # Path to sendmail command. Required if you use sendmail transport
      sendmail: null
      hostname: mail.example.com
      port: 465 # If you use StartTLS: 587
      username: peertube
      password: password
      tls: true # If you use StartTLS: false
      disable_starttls: true
      ca_file: null # Used for self signed certificates
      from_address: 'peertube@example.com'
    email:
      body:
        signature: 'PeerTube'
      subject:
        prefix: '[PeerTube]'
    # Update default PeerTube values
    # Set by API when the field is not provided and put as default value in client
    defaults:
      # Change default values when publishing a video (upload/import/go Live)
      publish:
        download_enabled: true
        comments_enabled: true
        # public = 1, unlisted = 2, private = 3, internal = 4
        privacy: 1
        # CC-BY = 1, CC-SA = 2, CC-ND = 3, CC-NC = 4, CC-NC-SA = 5, CC-NC-ND = 6, Public Domain = 7
        # You can also choose a custom licence value added by a plugin
        # No licence by default
        licence: null
      p2p:
        # Enable P2P by default in PeerTube client
        # Can be enabled/disabled by anonymous users and logged in users
        webapp:
          enabled: true
        # Enable P2P by default in PeerTube embed
        # Can be enabled/disabled by URL option
        embed:
          enabled: true
    # From the project root directory
    storage:
      tmp: '/var/www/peertube/storage/tmp/' # Use to download data (imports etc), store uploaded files before and during processing...
      tmp_persistent: '/var/www/peertube/storage/tmp-persistent/' # As tmp but the directory is not cleaned up between PeerTube restarts
      bin: '/var/www/peertube/storage/bin/'
      avatars: '/var/www/peertube/storage/avatars/'
      videos: '/var/www/peertube/storage/videos/'
      streaming_playlists: '/var/www/peertube/storage/streaming-playlists/'
      redundancy: '/var/www/peertube/storage/redundancy/'
      logs: '/var/www/peertube/storage/logs/'
      previews: '/var/www/peertube/storage/previews/'
      thumbnails: '/var/www/peertube/storage/thumbnails/'
      torrents: '/var/www/peertube/storage/torrents/'
      captions: '/var/www/peertube/storage/captions/'
      cache: '/var/www/peertube/storage/cache/'
      plugins: '/var/www/peertube/storage/plugins/'
      well_known: '/var/www/peertube/storage/well-known/'
      # Overridable client files in client/dist/assets/images:
      # - logo.svg
      # - favicon.png
      # - default-playlist.jpg
      # - default-avatar-account.png
      # - default-avatar-video-channel.png
      # - and icons/*.png (PWA)
      # Could contain for example assets/images/favicon.png
      # If the file exists, peertube will serve it
      # If not, peertube will fallback to the default file
      client_overrides: '/var/www/peertube/storage/client-overrides/'
    static_files:
      # Require and check user authentication when accessing private files (internal/private video files)
      private_files_require_auth: true
    object_storage:
      enabled: false
      # Without protocol, will default to HTTPS
      endpoint: '' # 's3.amazonaws.com' or 's3.fr-par.scw.cloud' for example
      region: 'us-east-1'
      upload_acl:
        # Set this ACL on each uploaded object of public/unlisted videos
        # Use null if your S3 provider does not support object ACL
        public: 'public-read'
        # Set this ACL on each uploaded object of private/internal videos
        # PeerTube can proxify requests to private objects so your users can access them
        # Use null if your S3 provider does not support object ACL
        private: 'private'
      proxy:
        # If private files (private/internal video files) have a private ACL, users can't access directly the ressource
        # PeerTube can proxify requests between your object storage service and your users
        # If you disable PeerTube proxy, ensure you use your own proxy that is able to access the private files
        # Or you can also set a public ACL for private files in object storage if you don't want to use a proxy
        proxify_private_files: true
      credentials:
        # You can also use AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID env variable
        access_key_id: ''
        # You can also use AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY env variable
        secret_access_key: ''
      # Maximum amount to upload in one request to object storage
      max_upload_part: 100MB
      streaming_playlists:
        bucket_name: 'streaming-playlists'
        # Allows setting all buckets to the same value but with a different prefix
        prefix: '' # Example: 'streaming-playlists:'
        # Base url for object URL generation, scheme and host will be replaced by this URL
        # Useful when you want to use a CDN/external proxy
        base_url: '' # Example: 'https://mirror.example.com'
      # Same settings but for webtorrent videos
      videos:
        bucket_name: 'videos'
        prefix: ''
        base_url: ''
    log:
      level: 'info' # 'debug' | 'info' | 'warn' | 'error'
      rotation:
        enabled : true # Enabled by default, if disabled make sure that 'storage.logs' is pointing to a folder handled by logrotate
        max_file_size: 12MB
        max_files: 20
      anonymize_ip: false
      log_ping_requests: true
      log_tracker_unknown_infohash: true
      prettify_sql: false
      # Accept warn/error logs coming from the client
      accept_client_log: true
    # Support of Open Telemetry metrics and tracing
    # For more information: https://docs.joinpeertube.org/maintain/observability
    open_telemetry:
      metrics:
        enabled: false
        http_request_duration:
          # You can disable HTTP request duration metric that can have a high tag cardinality
          enabled: true
        # Create a prometheus exporter server on this port so prometheus server can scrape PeerTube metrics
        prometheus_exporter:
          hostname: '127.0.0.1'
          port: 9091
      tracing:
        enabled: false
        # Send traces to a Jaeger compatible endpoint
        jaeger_exporter:
          endpoint: ''
    trending:
      videos:
        interval_days: 7 # Compute trending videos for the last x days for 'most-viewed' algorithm
        algorithms:
          enabled:
            - 'hot' # Adaptation of Reddit's 'Hot' algorithm
            - 'most-viewed' # Number of views in the last x days
            - 'most-liked' # Global views since the upload of the video
          default: 'most-viewed'
    # Cache remote videos on your server, to help other instances to broadcast the video
    # You can define multiple caches using different sizes/strategies
    # Once you have defined your strategies, choose which instances you want to cache in admin -> manage follows -> following
    redundancy:
      videos:
        check_interval: '1 hour' # How often you want to check new videos to cache
        strategies: # Just uncomment strategies you want
    #      -
    #        size: '10GB'
    #        # Minimum time the video must remain in the cache. Only accept values > 10 hours (to not overload remote instances)
    #        min_lifetime: '48 hours'
    #        strategy: 'most-views' # Cache videos that have the most views
    #      -
    #        size: '10GB'
    #        # Minimum time the video must remain in the cache. Only accept values > 10 hours (to not overload remote instances)
    #        min_lifetime: '48 hours'
    #        strategy: 'trending' # Cache trending videos
    #      -
    #        size: '10GB'
    #        # Minimum time the video must remain in the cache. Only accept values > 10 hours (to not overload remote instances)
    #        min_lifetime: '48 hours'
    #        strategy: 'recently-added' # Cache recently added videos
    #        min_views: 10 # Having at least x views
    # Other instances that duplicate your content
    remote_redundancy:
      videos:
        # 'nobody': Do not accept remote redundancies
        # 'anybody': Accept remote redundancies from anybody
        # 'followings': Accept redundancies from instance followings
        accept_from: 'followings'
    csp:
      enabled: false
      report_only: true # CSP directives are still being tested, so disable the report only mode at your own risk!
      report_uri:
    security:
      # Set the X-Frame-Options header to help to mitigate clickjacking attacks
      frameguard:
        enabled: true
      # Set x-powered-by HTTP header to "PeerTube"
      # Can help remote software to know this is a PeerTube instance
      powered_by_header:
        enabled: true
    tracker:
      # If you disable the tracker, you disable the P2P on your PeerTube instance
      enabled: true
      # Only handle requests on your videos
      # If you set this to false it means you have a public tracker
      # Then, it is possible that clients overload your instance with external torrents
      private: true
      # Reject peers that do a lot of announces (could improve privacy of TCP/UDP peers)
      reject_too_many_announces: false
    history:
      videos:
        # If you want to limit users videos history
        # -1 means there is no limitations
        # Other values could be '6 months' or '30 days' etc (PeerTube will periodically delete old entries from database)
        max_age: -1
    views:
      videos:
        # PeerTube creates a database entry every hour for each video to track views over a period of time
        # This is used in particular by the Trending page
        # PeerTube could remove old remote video views if you want to reduce your database size (video view counter will not be altered)
        # -1 means no cleanup
        # Other values could be '6 months' or '30 days' etc (PeerTube will periodically delete old entries from database)
        remote:
          max_age: '30 days'
        # PeerTube buffers local video views before updating and federating the video
        local_buffer_update_interval: '30 minutes'
        ip_view_expiration: '1 hour'
    # Used to get country location of views of local videos
    geo_ip:
      enabled: true
      country:
        database_url: 'https://dbip.mirror.framasoft.org/files/dbip-country-lite-latest.mmdb'
    plugins:
      # The website PeerTube will ask for available PeerTube plugins and themes
      # This is an unmoderated plugin index, so only install plugins/themes you trust
      index:
        enabled: true
        check_latest_versions_interval: '12 hours' # How often you want to check new plugins/themes versions
        url: 'https://packages.joinpeertube.org'
    federation:
      videos:
        federate_unlisted: false
        # Add a weekly job that cleans up remote AP interactions on local videos (shares, rates and comments)
        # It removes objects that do not exist anymore, and potentially fix their URLs
        # This setting is opt-in because due to an old bug in PeerTube, remote rates sent by instance before PeerTube 3.0 will be deleted
        # We still suggest you to enable this setting even if your users will loose most of their video's likes/dislikes
        cleanup_remote_interactions: true
    peertube:
      check_latest_version:
        # Check and notify admins of new PeerTube versions
        enabled: true
        # You can use a custom URL if your want, that respect the format behind https://joinpeertube.org/api/v1/versions.json
        url: 'https://joinpeertube.org/api/v1/versions.json'
    webadmin:
      configuration:
        edition:
          # Set this to false if you don't want to allow config edition in the web interface by instance admins
          allowed: true
    # XML, Atom or JSON feeds
    feeds:
      videos:
        # Default number of videos displayed in feeds
        count: 20
      comments:
        # Default number of comments displayed in feeds
        count: 20
    remote_runners:
      # Consider jobs that are processed by a remote runner as stalled after this period of time without any update
      stalled_jobs:
        live: '30 seconds'
        vod: '2 minutes'
    ###############################################################################
    #
    # From this point, all the following keys can be overridden by the web interface
    # From this point, almost all following keys can be overridden by the web interface
    # (local-production.json file). If you need to change some values, prefer to
    # use the web interface because the configuration will be automatically
    # reloaded without any need to restart PeerTube
    #
    # /!\ If you already have a local-production.json file, the modification of the
    # following keys will have no effect /!\
    # /!\ If you already have a local-production.json file, modification of some of
    # the following keys will have no effect /!\
    #
    ###############################################################################
    cache:
      previews:
        size: 500 # Max number of previews you want to cache
      captions:
        size: 500 # Max number of video captions/subtitles you want to cache
      torrents:
        size: 500 # Max number of video torrents you want to cache
    admin:
      # Used to generate the root user at first startup
      # And to receive emails from the contact form
      email: 'peertube@example.com'
    contact_form:
      enabled: true
    signup:
      enabled: false
      limit: 10 # When the limit is reached, registrations are disabled. -1 == unlimited
      minimum_age: 16 # Used to configure the signup form
      requires_approval: true
      requires_email_verification: false
      filters:
        cidr: # You can specify CIDR ranges to whitelist (empty = no filtering) or blacklist
          whitelist: []
          blacklist: []
    user:
      history:
        videos:
          # Enable or disable video history by default for new users.
          enabled: true
      # Default value of maximum video bytes the user can upload (does not take into account transcoded files)
      # Byte format is supported ("1GB" etc)
      # -1 == unlimited
      video_quota: -1
      video_quota_daily: -1
    video_channels:
      max_per_user: 20 # Allows each user to create up to 20 video channels.
    # If enabled, the video will be transcoded to mp4 (x264) with `faststart` flag
    # In addition, if some resolutions are enabled the mp4 video file will be transcoded to these new resolutions
    # Please, do not disable transcoding since many uploaded videos will not work
    transcoding:
      enabled: true
      # Allow your users to upload .mkv, .mov, .avi, .wmv, .flv, .f4v, .3g2, .3gp, .mts, m2ts, .mxf, .nut videos
      allow_additional_extensions: true
      # If a user uploads an audio file, PeerTube will create a video by merging the preview file and the audio file
      allow_audio_files: true
      # Enable remote runners to transcode your videos
      # If enabled, your instance won't transcode the videos itself
      # At least 1 remote runner must be configured to transcode your videos
      remote_runners:
        enabled: false
      # Amount of threads used by ffmpeg for 1 local transcoding job
      threads: 2
      # Amount of local transcoding jobs to execute in parallel
      concurrency: 2
      resolutions: # Only created if the original video has a higher resolution, uses more storage!
        0p: true # audio-only (creates mp4 without video stream, always created when enabled)
        144p: false
        240p: false
        360p: false
        480p: true
        720p: true
        1080p: true
        1440p: false
        2160p: false
      # Choose the local transcoding profile
      # New profiles can be added by plugins
      # Available in core PeerTube: 'default'
      profile: 'default'
      resolutions: # Only created if the original video has a higher resolution, uses more storage!
        0p: false # audio-only (creates mp4 without video stream, always created when enabled)
        144p: false
        240p: false
        360p: false
        480p: true
        720p: true
        1080p: true
        1440p: false
        2160p: false
      # Transcode and keep original resolution, even if it's above your maximum enabled resolution
      always_transcode_original_resolution: true
      # Generate videos in a WebTorrent format (what we do since the first PeerTube release)
      # If you also enabled the hls format, it will multiply videos storage by 2
      # If disabled, breaks federation with PeerTube instances < 2.1
      webtorrent:
        enabled: false
      # /!\ Requires ffmpeg >= 4.1
      # Generate HLS playlists and fragmented MP4 files. Better playback than with WebTorrent:
      #     * Resolution change is smoother
      #     * Faster playback in particular with long videos
      #     * More stable playback (less bugs/infinite loading)
      # If you also enabled the webtorrent format, it will multiply videos storage by 2
      hls:
        enabled: true
    live:
      enabled: true
      # Limit lives duration
      # -1 == unlimited
      max_duration: -1 # For example: '5 hours'
      # Limit max number of live videos created on your instance
      # -1 == unlimited
      max_instance_lives: 10
      # Limit max number of live videos created by a user on your instance
      # -1 == unlimited
      max_user_lives: 2
      # Allow your users to save a replay of their live
      # PeerTube will transcode segments in a video file
      # If the user daily/total quota is reached, PeerTube will stop the live
      # /!\ transcoding.enabled (and not live.transcoding.enabled) has to be true to create a replay
      allow_replay: true
      # Allow your users to change latency settings (small latency/default/high latency)
      # Small latency live streams cannot use P2P
      # High latency live streams can increase P2P ratio
      latency_setting:
        enabled: true
      rtmp:
        enabled: true
        # Listening hostname/port for RTMP server
        # '::' to listen on IPv6 and IPv4, '0.0.0.0' to listen on IPv4
        # Use null to automatically listen on '::' if IPv6 is available, or '0.0.0.0' otherwise
        hostname: null
        port: 1935
        # Public hostname of your RTMP server
        # Use null to use the same value than `webserver.hostname`
        public_hostname: null
      rtmps:
        enabled: false
        # Listening hostname/port for RTMPS server
        # '::' to listen on IPv6 and IPv4, '0.0.0.0' to listen on IPv4
        # Use null to automatically listen on '::' if IPv6 is available, or '0.0.0.0' otherwise
        hostname: null
        port: 1936
        # Absolute paths
        key_file: ''
        cert_file: ''
        # Public hostname of your RTMPS server
        # Use null to use the same value than `webserver.hostname`
        public_hostname: null
      # Allow to transcode the live streaming in multiple live resolutions
      transcoding:
        enabled: true
        threads: 2
        # Choose the transcoding profile
        # New profiles can be added by plugins
        # Available in core PeerTube: 'default'
        profile: 'default'
        resolutions:
          144p: false
          240p: false
          360p: false
          480p: true
          720p: true
          1080p: true
          1440p: false
          2160p: false
        # Also transcode original resolution, even if it's above your maximum enabled resolution
        always_transcode_original_resolution: true
    video_studio:
      # Enable video edition by users (cut, add intro/outro, add watermark etc)
      # If enabled, users can create transcoding tasks as they wish
      enabled: false
      # Enable remote runners to transcode studio tasks
      # If enabled, your instance won't transcode the videos itself
      # At least 1 remote runner must be configured to transcode your videos
      remote_runners:
        enabled: false
    import:
      # Add ability for your users to import remote videos (from YouTube, torrent...)
      videos:
        # Amount of import jobs to execute in parallel
        concurrency: 1
        # Set a custom video import timeout to not block import queue
        timeout: '2 hours'
        # Classic HTTP or all sites supported by youtube-dl https://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/supportedsites.html
        http:
          # We recommend to use a HTTP proxy if you enable HTTP import to prevent private URL access from this server
          # See https://docs.joinpeertube.org/maintain/configuration#security for more information
          enabled: true
          youtube_dl_release:
            # Direct download URL to youtube-dl binary
            # Github releases API is also supported
            # Examples:
            #   * https://api.github.com/repos/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/releases
            #   * https://api.github.com/repos/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases
            #   * https://yt-dl.org/downloads/latest/youtube-dl
            url: 'https://api.github.com/repos/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases'
            # Release binary name: 'yt-dlp' or 'youtube-dl'
            name: 'yt-dlp'
            # Path to the python binary to execute for youtube-dl or yt-dlp
            python_path: '/usr/bin/python3'
          # IPv6 is very strongly rate-limited on most sites supported by youtube-dl
          force_ipv4: false
        # Magnet URI or torrent file (use classic TCP/UDP/WebSeed to download the file)
        torrent:
          # We recommend to only enable magnet URI/torrent import if you trust your users
          # See https://docs.joinpeertube.org/maintain/configuration#security for more information
          enabled: true
      # Add ability for your users to synchronize their channels with external channels, playlists, etc
      video_channel_synchronization:
        enabled: false
        max_per_user: 10
        check_interval: 1 hour
        # Number of latest published videos to check and to potentially import when syncing a channel
        videos_limit_per_synchronization: 10
        # Max number of videos to import when the user asks for full sync
        full_sync_videos_limit: 1000
    auto_blacklist:
      # New videos automatically blacklisted so moderators can review before publishing
      videos:
        of_users:
          enabled: false
    # Instance settings
    instance:
      name: 'PeerTube'
      short_description: 'PeerTube, an ActivityPub-federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in your web browser.'
      description: 'Welcome to this PeerTube instance!' # Support markdown
      terms: 'No terms for now.' # Support markdown
      code_of_conduct: '' # Supports markdown
      # Who moderates the instance? What is the policy regarding NSFW videos? Political videos? etc
      moderation_information: '' # Supports markdown
      # Why did you create this instance?
      creation_reason: ''
      # Who is behind the instance? A single person? A non profit?
      administrator: ''
      # How long do you plan to maintain this instance?
      maintenance_lifetime: ''
      # How will you pay the PeerTube instance server? With your own funds? With users donations? Advertising?
      business_model: ''
      # If you want to explain on what type of hardware your PeerTube instance runs
      # Example: '2 vCore, 2GB RAM...'
      hardware_information: '' # Supports Markdown
      # What are the main languages of your instance? To interact with your users for example
      # Uncomment or add the languages you want
      # List of supported languages: https://peertube.cpy.re/api/v1/videos/languages
      languages:
      #  - en
      #  - es
      #  - fr
      # You can specify the main categories of your instance (dedicated to music, gaming or politics etc)
      # Uncomment or add the category ids you want
      # List of supported categories: https://peertube.cpy.re/api/v1/videos/categories
      categories:
      #  - 1  # Music
      #  - 2  # Films
      #  - 3  # Vehicles
      #  - 4  # Art
      #  - 5  # Sports
      #  - 6  # Travels
      #  - 7  # Gaming
      #  - 8  # People
      #  - 9  # Comedy
      #  - 10 # Entertainment
      #  - 11 # News & Politics
      #  - 12 # How To
      #  - 13 # Education
      #  - 14 # Activism
      #  - 15 # Science & Technology
      #  - 16 # Animals
      #  - 17 # Kids
      #  - 18 # Food
      default_client_route: '/videos/trending'
      # Whether or not the instance is dedicated to NSFW content
      # Enabling it will allow other administrators to know that you are mainly federating sensitive content
      # Moreover, the NSFW checkbox on video upload will be automatically checked by default
      is_nsfw: false
      # By default, `do_not_list` or `blur` or `display` NSFW videos
      # Could be overridden per user with a setting
      default_nsfw_policy: 'display'
      customizations:
        javascript: '' # Directly your JavaScript code (without <script> tags). Will be eval at runtime
        css: '' # Directly your CSS code (without <style> tags). Will be injected at runtime
      # Robot.txt rules. To disallow robots to crawl your instance and disallow indexation of your site, add `/` to `Disallow:`
      robots: |
        User-agent: *
        Disallow:
      # /.well-known/security.txt rules. This endpoint is cached, so you may have to wait a few hours before viewing your changes
      # To discourage researchers from testing your instance and disable security.txt integration, set this to an empty string
      securitytxt:
        '# If you would like to report a security issue\n# you may report it to:\nContact: https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/blob/develop/SECURITY.md\nContact: mailto:'
    services:
      # Cards configuration to format video in Twitter
      twitter:
        username: '@Chocobozzz' # Indicates the Twitter account for the website or platform on which the content was published
        # If true, a video player will be embedded in the Twitter feed on PeerTube video share
        # If false, we use an image link card that will redirect on your PeerTube instance
        # Change it to `true`, and then test on https://cards-dev.twitter.com/validator to see if you are whitelisted
        whitelisted: false
    followers:
      instance:
        # Allow or not other instances to follow yours
        enabled: true
        # Whether or not an administrator must manually validate a new follower
        manual_approval: false
    followings:
      instance:
        # If you want to automatically follow back new instance followers
        # If this option is enabled, use the mute feature instead of deleting followings
        # /!\ Don't enable this if you don't have a reactive moderation team /!\
        auto_follow_back:
          enabled: false
        # If you want to automatically follow instances of the public index
        # If this option is enabled, use the mute feature instead of deleting followings
        # /!\ Don't enable this if you don't have a reactive moderation team /!\
        auto_follow_index:
          enabled: false
          # Host your own using https://framagit.org/framasoft/peertube/instances-peertube#peertube-auto-follow
          index_url: ''
    theme:
      default: 'default'
    broadcast_message:
      enabled: false
      message: '' # Support markdown
      level: 'info' # 'info' | 'warning' | 'error'
      dismissable: false
    search:
      # Add ability to fetch remote videos/actors by their URI, that may not be federated with your instance
      # If enabled, the associated group will be able to "escape" from the instance follows
      # That means they will be able to follow channels, watch videos, list videos of non followed instances
      remote_uri:
        users: true
        anonymous: false
      # Use a third party index instead of your local index, only for search results
      # Useful to discover content outside of your instance
      # If you enable search_index, you must enable remote_uri search for users
      # If you do not enable remote_uri search for anonymous user, your instance will redirect the user on the origin instance
      # instead of loading the video locally
      search_index:
        enabled: false
        # URL of the search index, that should use the same search API and routes
        # than PeerTube: https://docs.joinpeertube.org/api-rest-reference.html
        # You should deploy your own with https://framagit.org/framasoft/peertube/search-index,
        # and can use https://search.joinpeertube.org/ for tests, but keep in mind the latter is an unmoderated search index
        url: ''
        # You can disable local search in the client, so users only use the search index
        disable_local_search: false
        # If you did not disable local search in the client, you can decide to use the search index by default
        is_default_search: false
    # PeerTube client/interface configuration
    client:
      videos:
        miniature:
          # By default PeerTube client displays author username
          prefer_author_display_name: false
          display_author_avatar: false
        resumable_upload:
          # Max size of upload chunks, e.g. '90MB'
          # If null, it will be calculated based on network speed
          max_chunk_size: null

      menu:
        login:
          # If you enable only one external auth plugin
          # You can automatically redirect your users on this external platform when they click on the login button
          redirect_on_single_external_auth: false


# Set initial root password
#env:
#  - name: PT_INITIAL_ROOT_PASSWORD
#    value: password

serviceAccount:
  # Specifies whether a service account should be created
  create: true
  # Annotations to add to the service account
  annotations: {}
  # The name of the service account to use.
  # If not set and create is true, a name is generated using the fullname template
  name: ""

podAnnotations:
  checksum/config: '{{ include (print $.Template.BasePath "/configmap.yaml") . | sha256sum }}'

podSecurityContext: {}
  # fsGroup: 2000

securityContext: {}
  # capabilities:
  #   drop:
  #   - ALL
  # readOnlyRootFilesystem: true
  # runAsNonRoot: true
  # runAsUser: 1000

service:
  type: ClusterIP
  port: 9000

ingress:
  enabled: false
  className: ""
  annotations: {}
    # nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/proxy-body-size: "0"
    # nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/proxy-read-timeout: "600"
    # nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/proxy-send-timeout: "600"
  hosts:
    - host: chart-example.local
      paths:
        - path: /
          pathType: ImplementationSpecific
  tls: []
  #  - secretName: chart-example-tls
  #    hosts:
  #      - chart-example.local

persistence:
  # PeerTube Data (/var/www/peertube)
  enabled: false
  annotations: {}
  ## PeerTube data Persistent Volume Storage Class
  ## If defined, storageClassName: <storageClass>
  ## If set to "-", storageClassName: "", which disables dynamic provisioning
  ## If undefined (the default) or set to null, no storageClassName spec is
  ##   set, choosing the default provisioner.  (gp2 on AWS, standard on
  ##   GKE, AWS & OpenStack)
  ##
  # storageClass: "-"

  ## A manually managed Persistent Volume and Claim
  ## Requires persistence.enabled: true
  ## If defined, PVC must be created manually before volume will be bound
  # existingClaim:

  accessMode: ReadWriteOnce
  size: 100Gi

# Enabled postgres
# ... for more options see https://github.com/bitnami/charts/tree/master/bitnami/postgresql
postgresql:
  enabled: true
  auth:
    username: peertube
    password: peertube
    database: peertube
  persistence:
    enabled: false
    # storageClass: ""

  initdbScripts:
    my_init_script.sh: |
       #!/bin/bash
       export PGPASSWORD=peertube
       /opt/bitnami/postgresql/bin/psql -U peertube -d peertube -c 'CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS pg_trgm;'
       /opt/bitnami/postgresql/bin/psql -U peertube -d peertube -c 'CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS unaccent;'

redis:
  enabled: true
  architecture: "standalone"
  auth:
    enabled: false
    password: ""

## Liveness and readiness probe values
## Ref: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/pod-lifecycle/#container-probes
##
livenessProbe:
  enabled: true
  initialDelaySeconds: 10
  periodSeconds: 10
  timeoutSeconds: 5
  failureThreshold: 3
  successThreshold: 1
readinessProbe:
  enabled: true
  initialDelaySeconds: 10
  periodSeconds: 10
  timeoutSeconds: 5
  failureThreshold: 3
  successThreshold: 1
startupProbe:
  enabled: true
  initialDelaySeconds: 30
  periodSeconds: 10
  timeoutSeconds: 5
  failureThreshold: 30
  successThreshold: 1
 
resources: {}
  # We usually recommend not to specify default resources and to leave this as a conscious
  # choice for the user. This also increases chances charts run on environments with little
  # resources, such as Minikube. If you do want to specify resources, uncomment the following
  # lines, adjust them as necessary, and remove the curly braces after 'resources:'.
  # limits:
  #   cpu: 100m
  #   memory: 128Mi
  # requests:
  #   cpu: 100m
  #   memory: 128Mi

autoscaling:
  enabled: false
  minReplicas: 1
  maxReplicas: 100
  targetCPUUtilizationPercentage: 80
  # targetMemoryUtilizationPercentage: 80

nodeSelector: {}

tolerations: []

affinity: {}