IBM Sync Jobs¤

Helm chart link: 010-ibm-sync-jobs

Defines Jobs to perform various tasks that need to happen before ibm-sls and the suite are installed, and after they are removed. It also performs various tasks for CP4D when it is set to be installed or upgraded.

Supporting resources are defined in the 90-ibm-sync-resources chart which is managed by an application with a lower syncwave (90). This is to ensure that these resources perist long enough for any PostDelete hooks in this chart to complete.

Resources Created¤

Resource Type	Resource Name	Namespace	Condition	Installed By
ConfigMap	placeholder	Instance-specific namespace	Always	application_admin_role
Job	AWS DocDB add/remove user jobs	Instance-specific namespaces	When DocDB integration is configured	application_admin_role
Job	IBM MAS suite cert sync job	Instance-specific namespace	When suite certificate sync is enabled	application_admin_role

Configuration¤

This chart does not accept additional configuration values beyond the base instance values.

Base Instance Values¤

This chart inherits common instance configuration values. The most frequently used base values are:

account:
  id: string                    # Account identifier
  name: string                  # Account name

region:
  id: string                    # Region identifier
  name: string                  # Region name

cluster:
  id: string                    # Cluster identifier
  name: string                  # Cluster name

instance:
  id: string                    # MAS instance identifier

sm:                             # Secrets Manager configuration
  aws_secret_region: string
  aws_access_key_id: string (secret reference)
  aws_secret_access_key: string (secret reference)

For complete documentation of all base instance values including optional fields like custom_labels, argocluster_instance, application_admin_service_account, mas_wipe_mongo_data, allow_list, additional_vpn, application_configuration, use_postdelete_hooks, additional_resources, extensions, enhanced_dr, and cli_image_repo, see the Instance Base Values Reference.