Chapter 8. Quarkus configuration properties for customizing deployments on OpenShift


You can customize your deployments on OpenShift by defining optional configuration properties. You can configure your Quarkus project in your applications.properties file or via the command line.

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Table 8.1. Table Quarkus configuration properties and their default values:
PropertyDescriptionDefault

quarkus.container-image.group

The container image group. Must be set if the OpenShift <project_name> is different from a username of the host system

${user.name}

quarkus.container-image.registry

The container registry to use

 

quarkus.kubernetes-client.trust-certs

Kubernetes client certificate authentication

 

quarkus.kubernetes.deployment-target

Deployment target platform. For example, openshift or knative

 

quarkus.native.container-build

Builds a native Linux executable using a container runtime. Docker is used by default

false

quarkus.native.container-runtime

The container runtime used build the image. For example, Docker

 

quarkus.openshift.build-strategy

The deployment strategy

s2i

quarkus.openshift.expose

Exposes a route for the Quarkus application

false

quarkus.native.debug.enabled

Enables debug and generates debug symbols in a separate .debug file. When used with quarkus.native.container-build=true, Red Hat build of Quarkus only supports Red Hat Enterprise Linux or other Linux distributions as they contain the binutils package that installs the objcopy utility to split the debug info from the native image.

false

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