config.dev.toml

# This is an example configuration with all supported properties explicitly set
# Most properties can be overridden with environment variables specified in this file
# Most properties also have defaults (mentioned in this file) if they are not set in either the config file or the corresponding environment variable

# If you put this file where you start Athens from as "athens.toml", athens will use it when starting.
# You can also start athens with -config_file as command line argument to point out a config file.

# GoBinary returns the path to the go binary to use. This value can be a name of a binary in your PATH, or the full path
# Defaults to "go"
# Env override: GO_BINARY_PATH
GoBinary = "go"

# GoEnv specifies the type of environment to run.
# Supported values are: 'development' and 'production'. Defaults to "development"
# Env override: GO_ENV
GoEnv = "development"

# GoProxy specifies GOPROXY env for go list or mod download inside athens
# which can be configured totally same with GOPROXY of Go Command.
# Notes that the comma-separated GOPROXY (e.g. <proxy1>,<proxy2>,direct) is only available in Go 1.13 or higher,
# otherwise only single proxy URL can be set.
# Env override: GOPROXY
GoProxy = "direct"

# GoGetWorkers specifies how many times you can concurrently
# go mod download, this is so that low performance instances
# can manage go get more sanely and not run out of disk or memory.
# One way to think about is: the number of GoGetWorkers corresponds
# directly to how many parallel "git clones" your underlying machine
# can handle. 
# Env override: ATHENS_GOGET_WORKERS
GoGetWorkers = 10

# ProtocolWorkers specifies how many concurrent
# requests can you handle at a time for all
# download protocol paths. This is different from
# GoGetWorkers in that you can potentially serve
# 30 requests to the Download Protocol but only 5
# at a time can stash a module from Upstream to Storage.
# Env override: ATHENS_PROTOCOL_WORKERS
ProtocolWorkers = 30

# LogLevel returns the system's exposure to internal logs. Defaults to debug.
# Supports all logrus log levels (https://github.com/Sirupsen/logrus#level-logging)
# Env override: ATHENS_LOG_LEVEL
LogLevel = "debug"

# CloudRuntime is the Cloud Provider on which the Proxy/Registry is running.
# Currently available options are "GCP", or "none". Defaults to "none"
# Env override: ATHENS_CLOUD_RUNTIME
CloudRuntime = "none"

# EnablePprof specifies if the pprof endpoints should be exposed.
# Note that this option is not meant to be activated forever on a server
# and should be desactivated once not needed.
EnablePprof = false

# PprofPort specifies the port on which pprof will be exposed if activated.
PprofPort = ":3001"

# The filename for the include exclude filter.
# Env override: ATHENS_FILTER_FILE
#
# To point Athens to an upstream proxy to fetch modules,
# set GlobalEndpoint to "https://<url_to_upstream>"
# and also ensure that FilterFile is  set to a fully qualified file name 
# that contains the letter `D` (for "Direct Access") in the first line.
FilterFile = ""

# Timeout is the timeout for external network calls in seconds
# This value is used as the default for storage backends if they don't specify timeouts
# Defaults to 300
# Env override: ATHENS_TIMEOUT
Timeout = 300

# StorageType sets the type of storage backend the proxy will use.
# Possible values are memory, disk, mongo, gcp, minio, s3, azureblob
# Defaults to memory
# Env override: ATHENS_STORAGE_TYPE
StorageType = "memory"

# Certificate and key to make athens serve using https instead of plain text http.
# Set both to enable.
# Env override: ATHENS_TLSCERT_FILE, ATHENS_TLSKEY_FILE
#TLSCertFile = "server.cer"
#TLSKeyFile = "server.key"

# Port sets the port the proxy listens on
# Env override: ATHENS_PORT or PORT
# The PORT must be a number or a number prefixed by ":"
Port = ":3000"

# The endpoint for a package registry in case of a proxy cache miss
# NOTE: Currently no registries have been implemented
# Env override: ATHENS_GLOBAL_ENDPOINT
#
# To point Athens to an upstream proxy to fetch modules,
# set GlobalEndpoint to "https://<url_to_upstream>"
# and also ensure that FilterFile is set to a fully qualified file name 
# that contains the letter `D` (for "Direct Access") in the first line.
GlobalEndpoint = "http://localhost:3001"

# BASIC AUTH OPTIONS 
# ==================
# PLASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A BAD HACK AROUND 
# THE FACT THAT GO DOES NOT SUPPORT PROPER AUTHENTICATION 
# YET! YOUR BASIC AUTH CREDENTIALS CAN EASILY LEAK 
# IN ATHENS LOGS AS WELL AS GO COMMAND LOGS.
# THIS WILL BE ADDRESSED IN 1.13.
# SEE https://github.com/golang/go/issues/30610

# Username for basic auth
# Env override: BASIC_AUTH_USER
BasicAuthUser = ""

# Password for basic auth
# Env override: BASIC_AUTH_PASS
BasicAuthPass = ""

# Set to true to force an SSL redirect
# Env override: PROXY_FORCE_SSL
ForceSSL = false

# ValidatorHook specifies the endpoint to validate modules against
# Not used if left blank or not specified
# Env override: ATHENS_PROXY_VALIDATOR
ValidatorHook = ""

# PathPrefix specifies whether the Proxy
# should have a basepath. Certain proxies and services
# are distinguished based on subdomain, while others are based
# on path prefixes.
# Env override: ATHENS_PATH_PREFIX
PathPrefix = ""

# NETRCPath tells you where the .netrc path initially resides.
# This is so that you can mount the .netrc file to a secret location
# in the fs system and then move it ~/.netrc. In certain deployments
# like Kubernetes, we can't mount directly to ~ because it would then
# clean out whatever is already there as part of the image (such as
# .cache directory in the Go image).
# Env override: ATHENS_NETRC_PATH
NETRCPath = ""

# GithubToken can be used instead of a NETRCPath to authenticate
# the proxy to your own private repos on github. This makes it
# easier for users and for platforms like GAE to only be provided
# a Github token instead of a .netrc file. Internally, the proxy
# just create a .netrc file for you.
# Env override: ATHENS_GITHUB_TOKEN
GithubToken = ""

# HGRCPath tells you where the .hgrc path initially resides.
# This is so that you can mount the .hgrc file to a secret location
# in the fs system and then move it ~/.hgrc. In certain deployments
# like Kubernetes, we can't mount directly to ~ because it would then
# clean out whatever is already there as part of the image (such as
# .cache directory in the Go image).
# Env override: ATHENS_HGRC_PATH
HGRCPath = ""

# Tracing is not a requirement for Athens. If the infrastructure is not set up,
# Athens will keep on running and traces won't be exported.
# TraceExporter is the service to which the data collected by OpenCensus can be exported to.
# Possible values are: jaeger, datadog, and stackdriver.
# Env override: ATHENS_TRACE_EXPORTER
TraceExporter = ""

# TraceExporterURL is the URL to which Athens populates distributed tracing
# information such as Jaeger. In Stackdriver, use this as the GCP ProjectID.
# Env override: ATHENS_TRACE_EXPORTER_URL
TraceExporterURL = "http://localhost:14268"

# Stats is not a requirement for Athens. If the value is not set,
# Athens will keep on running and stats won't be collected.
# Possible values are: prometheus.
# Env override: ATHENS_STATS_EXPORTER
StatsExporter = "prometheus"

# SumDBs specifies a list of fully qualified URLs that Athens will proxy 
# so that the go command can use as a checksum verifier.
# See NoSumDB for enforcing the go command to use 
# GONOSUMDB.
# Env override: ATHENS_SUM_DBS
SumDBs = ["https://sum.golang.org"]

# NoSumPatterns specifies a list of patterns that will make the 
# Sum DB proxy return a 403 if any of those patterns match. 
# This will enforce the client to run GONOSUMDB
# Example pattern: NoSumPatterns = ["github.com/mycompany/*"]
# Env override: ATHENS_GONOSUM_PATTERNS
NoSumPatterns = []

# DownloadMode defines how Athens behaves when a module@version
# is not found in storage. There are 4 options:
# 1. "sync" (default): download the module synchronously and
# return the results to the client.
# 2. "async": return 404, but asynchronously store the module
# in the storage backend.
# 3. "redirect": return a 301 redirect status to the client
# with the base URL as the DownloadRedirectURL from below.
# 4. "async_redirect": same as option number 3 but it will
# asynchronously store the module to the backend.
# 5. "none": return 404 if a module is not found and do nothing.
# 6. "file:<path>": will point to an HCL file that specifies
# any of the 5 options above based on different import paths.
# 7. "custom:<base64-encoded-hcl>" is the same as option 6 
# but the file is fully encoded in the option. This is 
# useful for using an environment variable in serverless 
# deployments.
# Env override: ATHENS_DOWNLOAD_MODE
DownloadMode = "sync"

# DownloadURL is the URL that will be used if 
# DownloadMode is set to "redirect" 
# Env override: ATHENS_DOWNLOAD_URL
DownloadURL = ""

# SingleFlightType determines what mechanism Athens uses 
# to manage concurrency flowing into the Athens Backend. 
# This is important for the following scenario: if two concurrent requests 
# were made to Athens that wanted to store the same module at the same time, 
# we want to make sure only the first request gets to store the module, 
# and the second request will wait for the first one to finish so that 
# it doesn't override the storage. 

# Options are ["memory", "etcd", "redis", "gcp", "azureblob"]

# The default option is "memory" which means that only one instance of Athens 
# should be used.
# The "gcp" single flight will assume that you have a "gcp" StorageType 
# and therefore it will use its strong-consistency features to ensure 
# that only one module is ever written even when concurrent saves happen 
# at the same time.
# The "azureblob" single flight will assume that you have a "azureblob" StorageType 
# and therefore it will use its strong-consistency features to ensure 
# that only one module is ever written even when concurrent saves happen 
# at the same time.
# Env override: ATHENS_SINGLE_FLIGHT_TYPE
SingleFlightType = "memory"

[SingleFlight]
    [SingleFlight.Etcd]
        # Endpoints are comma separated URLs that determine all distributed etcd servers.
        # It defaults to what we have in our docker-compose file. It is by default ignored 
        # as the SingleFlightType field above determines whether Etcd is used or not.
        # Env override: ATHENS_ETCD_ENDPOINTS
        Endpoints = "localhost:2379,localhost:22379,localhost:32379"
    [SingleFlight.Redis]
        # Endpoint is the redis endpoint for a SingleFlight lock.
        # TODO(marwan): enable multiple endpoints for redis clusters.
        # Env override: ATHENS_REDIS_ENDPOINT
        Endpoint = "127.0.0.1:6379"

[Storage]
    # Only storage backends that are specified in Proxy.StorageType are required here
    [Storage.CDN]
        # Endpoint for CDN storage
        # Env override: CDN_ENDPOINT
        Endpoint = "cdn.example.com"

    [Storage.Disk]
        # RootPath is the Athens Disk Root folder
        # Env override: ATHENS_DISK_STORAGE_ROOT
        RootPath = "/path/on/disk"

    [Storage.GCP]
        # ProjectID to use for GCP Storage
        # Env override: GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT
        ProjectID = "MY_GCP_PROJECT_ID"

        # Bucket to use for GCP Storage
        # Env override: ATHENS_STORAGE_GCP_BUCKET
        Bucket = "MY_GCP_BUCKET"

        # JSONKey is a base64 encoded service account 
        # key that allows Athens to be run outside of GCP
        # but still be able to access GCS. If you are 
        # running Athens inside GCP, you will most
        # likely not need this as GCP figures out 
        # internal authentication between products for you. 
        # Env override: ATHENS_STORAGE_GCP_JSON_KEY
        JSONKey = ""

    [Storage.Minio]
        # Endpoint for Minio storage
        # Env override: ATHENS_MINIO_ENDPOINT
        Endpoint = "127.0.0.1:9001"

        # Access Key for Minio storage
        # Env override: ATHENS_MINIO_ACCESS_KEY_ID
        Key = "minio"

        # Secret Key for Minio storage
        # Env override: ATHENS_MINIO_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
        Secret = "minio123"

        # Enable SSL for Minio connections
        # Defaults to true
        # Env override: ATHENS_MINIO_USE_SSL
        EnableSSL = false

        # Minio Bucket to use for storage
        # Defaults to gomods
        # Env override: ATHENS_MINIO_BUCKET_NAME
        Bucket = "gomods"

        # Region for Minio storage
        # Env override: ATHENS_MINIO_REGION
        Region = ""

    [Storage.Mongo]
        # Full connection string for mongo storage
        # Env override: ATHENS_MONGO_STORAGE_URL
        URL = "mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017"

        # Sets default database name for mongo storage if not set by URL
        # Env override: ATHENS_MONGO_DEFAULT_DATABASE
        DefaultDBName = "athens"

        # Path to certificate to use for the mongo connection
        # Env override: ATHENS_MONGO_CERT_PATH
        CertPath = ""

        # Allows for insecure SSL / http connections to mongo storage
        # Should be used for testing or development only
        # Env override: ATHENS_MONGO_INSECURE
        Insecure = false

    [Storage.S3]

        ### The authentication model is as below for S3 in the following order
        ### If AWS_CREDENTIALS_ENDPOINT is specified and it returns valid results, then it is used
        ### If config variables are specified and they are valid, then they return valid results, then it is used
        ### Otherwise, it will default to default configurations which is as follows
        # attempt to find credentials in the environment, in the shared
        # configuration (~/.aws/credentials) and from ec2 instance role
        # credentials. See
        # https://godoc.org/github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go#hdr-Configuring_Credentials
        # and
        # https://godoc.org/github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/aws/session#hdr-Environment_Variables
        # for environment variables that will affect the aws configuration.
        # Setting UseDefaultConfiguration would only use default configuration. It will be deprecated in future releases 
        # and is recommended not to use it.

        # Region for S3 storage
        # Env override: AWS_REGION
        Region = "MY_AWS_REGION"

        # Access Key for S3 storage
        # Env override: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
        Key = "MY_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID"

        # Secret Key for S3 storage
        # Env override: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
        Secret = "MY_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY"

        # Session Token for S3 storage
        # Env override: AWS_SESSION_TOKEN
        Token = ""

        # S3 Bucket to use for storage
        # Env override: ATHENS_S3_BUCKET_NAME
        Bucket = "MY_S3_BUCKET_NAME"

        # If true then the default aws configuration will be used. This will
        # attempt to find credentials in the environment, in the shared
        # configuration (~/.aws/credentials) and from ec2 instance role
        # credentials. See
        # https://godoc.org/github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go#hdr-Configuring_Credentials
        # and
        # https://godoc.org/github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/aws/session#hdr-Environment_Variables
        # for environment variables that will affect the aws configuration.
        UseDefaultConfiguration = false

        # https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sdk-for-go/api/aws/credentials/endpointcreds/
        CredentialsEndpoint = ""

        # conainer relative url (used by fargate) /v2/....
        # If this is present, it will concatenate to CredentialsEndpoint
        AwsContainerCredentialsRelativeURI = ""

   [Storage.AzureBlob]
        # Storage Account name for Azure Blob
        # Env override: ATHENS_AZURE_ACCOUNT_NAME
        AccountName = "MY_AZURE_BLOB_ACCOUNT_NAME"

        # Account Key to use with the storage account
        # Env override: ATHENS_AZURE_ACCOUNT_KEY
        AccountKey = "MY_AZURE_BLOB_ACCOUNT_KEY"

        # Name of container in the blob storage
        # Env override: ATHENS_AZURE_CONTAINER_NAME
        ContainerName = "MY_AZURE_BLOB_CONTAINER_NAME"