## config.mk.in
## 
## Template for configuration.
## The comment preceding any variable is printed as its prompt.

# What is the site admin's mastodon account called?
ADMIN_NAME =

# What is the site admin's email address?
ADMIN_EMAIL =


# Right now AWS is the only option.  This is only here for future use.

# AWS: Are we using AWS? 1 means yes, 0 means no   (only 1 works right now!)
#AWS = 1


# AWS_REGION: what region is all this stuff going in?
AWS_REGION = us-west-2

# Instance type is configured for a single instance only

# AWS_SINGLE_INSTANCE_TYPE: What size instance should we be using
AWS_SINGLE_INSTANCE_TYPE = t4g.small

# Paste (one-line!) the root SSH public key for the AWS instance, or leave blank to generate new private/public keys
AWS_INSTANCE_PUBLIC_KEY =





# What is the domain name that will be used for these services?  Don't be silly and use the default in production
DOMAIN_NAME = burn.social

# What alternate domains will this use?  Leave blank for none.
ALTERNATE_DOMAINS =

# TODO: more detailed sidekiq tuning per https://thomas-leister.de/en/scaling-up-mastodon/

# How many sidekiq containers should Mastodon have?
MASTODON_SIDEKIQ_COUNT = 2

# How many threads in each sidekiq container?
MASTODON_SIDEKIQ_THREADS = 100


# Are we autoconfiguring Namecheap DNS via Terraform?  Leave at zero for "no"
DNS_NAMECHEAP = 0

# https://registry.terraform.io/providers/namecheap/namecheap/latest/docs
# https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/10502/2208/namecheap-terraform-provider/

# This is the username you use to log into Namecheap
DNS_NAMECHEAP_API_USERNAME =

# This is an API key you create according to https://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/article.aspx/10502/2208/namecheap-terraform-provider/
DNS_NAMECHEAP_API_KEY =