---
apiVersion: carto.run/v1alpha1
kind: Workload
metadata: {}
spec:

  # Build configuration, for the build resources in the supply
  # chain
  # +optional
  build:

    # Env is an array of environment variables to propagate to
    # build resources in the supply chain. See
    # https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/inject-data-application/environment-variable-expose-pod-information/
    # +optional
    env:
      - # EnvVar represents an environment variable present in a
        # Container.
        # +optional
        name: <string>
        value: <string>
        valueFrom: {}

  # Environment variables to be passed to the main container
  # running the application. See
  # https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/inject-data-application/environment-variable-expose-pod-information/
  # +optional
  env:
    - # EnvVar represents an environment variable present in a
      # Container.
      # +optional
      name: <string>
      value: <string>
      valueFrom: {}

  # Image refers to a pre-built image in a registry. It is an
  # alternative to specifying the location of source code for the
  # workload. Specify one of `spec.source` or `spec.image`.
  # +optional
  image: <string>

  # Additional parameters. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/architecture/#parameter-hierarchy
  # +optional
  params:
    - # Name of the parameter. Should match a blueprint or
      # template parameter name.
      name: <string>

      # Value of the parameter.
      value: <any>

  # Resource constraints for the application. See
  # https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/manage-resources-containers/
  # +optional
  resources:
    limits: {}
    requests: {}

  # ServiceAccountName refers to the Service account with
  # permissions to create resources submitted by the supply chain.
  # If not set, Cartographer will use serviceAccountName from
  # supply chain. 
  # If that is also not set, Cartographer will use the default
  # service account in the workload's namespace.
  # +optional
  serviceAccountName: <string>

  # ServiceClaims to be bound through ServiceBindings.
  # +optional
  serviceClaims:
    - name: <string>
      ref:
        apiVersion: <string>
        kind: <string>
        name: <string>

  # The location of the source code for the workload. Specify one
  # of `spec.source` or `spec.image`
  # +optional
  source:

    # Source code location in a git repository.
    # +optional
    git:
      ref:
        branch: <string>
        commit: <string>
        tag: <string>
      url: <string>

    # OCI Image in a repository, containing the source code to be
    # used throughout the supply chain.
    # +optional
    image: <string>

    # Subpath inside the Git repository or Image to treat as the
    # root of the application. Defaults to the root if left empty.
    # +optional
    subPath: <string>

---
apiVersion: carto.run/v1alpha1
kind: ClusterSupplyChain
metadata: {}
spec:

  # Additional parameters. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/architecture/#parameter-hierarchy
  # +optional
  params:
    - # DefaultValue of the parameter. Causes the parameter to be
      # optional; If the Owner does not specify this parameter,
      # this value is used.
      # +optional
      default: <any>

      # Name of the parameter. Should match a template parameter
      # name.
      name: <string>

      # Value of the parameter. If specified, owner properties are
      # ignored.
      # +optional
      value: <any>

  # Resources that are responsible for bringing the application to
  # a deliverable state.
  resources:
    - # Configs is a list of references to other 'config'
      # resources in this list. A config resource has the kind
      # ClusterConfigTemplate 
      # In a template, configs can be consumed as:  
      # $(configs.<name>.config)$ 
      # If there is only one image, it can be consumed as:  
      # $(config)$
      # +optional
      configs:
        - name: <string>
          resource: <string>

      # Images is a list of references to other 'image' resources
      # in this list. An image resource has the kind
      # ClusterImageTemplate 
      # In a template, images can be consumed as:  
      # $(images.<name>.image)$ 
      # If there is only one image, it can be consumed as:  
      # $(image)$
      # +optional
      images:
        - name: <string>
          resource: <string>

      # Name of the resource. Used as a reference for inputs, as
      # well as being the name presented in workload statuses to
      # identify this resource.
      name: <string>

      # Params are a list of parameters to provide to the template
      # in TemplateRef Template params do not have to be specified
      # here, unless you want to force a particular value, or add
      # a default value. 
      # Parameters are consumed in a template with the syntax:  
      # $(params.<name>)$
      # +optional
      params:
        - # DefaultValue of the parameter. Causes the parameter to
          # be optional; If the Owner does not specify this
          # parameter, this value is used.
          # +optional
          default: <any>

          # Name of the parameter. Should match a template
          # parameter name.
          name: <string>

          # Value of the parameter. If specified, owner properties
          # are ignored.
          # +optional
          value: <any>

      # Sources is a list of references to other 'source'
      # resources in this list. A source resource has the kind
      # ClusterSourceTemplate 
      # In a template, sources can be consumed as:   
      # $(sources.<name>.url)$ and $(sources.<name>.revision)$ 
      # If there is only one source, it can be consumed as:   
      # $(source.url)$ and $(source.revision)$
      # +optional
      sources:
        - name: <string>
          resource: <string>

      # TemplateRef identifies the template used to produce this
      # resource
      templateRef:

        # Kind of the template to apply
        kind: <[ClusterSourceTemplate|ClusterImageTemplate|ClusterTemplate|ClusterConfigTemplate]>

        # Name of the template to apply
        name: <string>

  # Specifies the label key-value pairs used to select workloads
  # See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/v0.1.0/architecture/#selectors
  selector: {}

  # ServiceAccountName refers to the Service account with
  # permissions to create resources submitted by the supply chain.
  # If not set, Cartographer will use serviceAccountName from
  # supply chain. 
  # If that is also not set, Cartographer will use the default
  # service account in the workload's namespace.
  # +optional
  serviceAccountRef:

    # Name of the service account being referred to
    name: <string>

    # Namespace of the service account being referred to if
    # omitted, the Owner's namespace is used.
    # +optional
    namespace: <string>