Chapter 7. New configuration fields with Red Hat Quay 3.15


The following sections detail new configuration fields added in Red Hat Quay 3.15.

7.1. Skopeo timeout interval

The SKOPEO_TIMEOUT_INTERVAL has been added. With this configuration field, Red Hat Quay administrators can adjust the time, in seconds, that a mirroring job runs before it times out. This field is required and defaults to 300 seconds, or 5 minutes. It cannot be set lower than 300 seconds.

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Field

Type

Description

SKOPEO_TIMEOUT_INTERVAL

Integer

Number of seconds mirroring job will run before timing out.

Default: 300

Skopeo timeout example YAML

SKOPEO_TIMEOUT_INTERVAL: 300
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7.2. Superuser configDump

The FEATURE_SUPERUSER_CONFIGDUMP configuration field has been added. With this field, Red Hat Quay superusers can leverage the configDump API field to return all Flask configuration fields that are set. This can be used to show proof of compliance for various security policies, such as PCI-DSS 4.0. To use this field, superusers must be defined in the config.yaml file via the SUPER_USERS configuration field.

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Table 7.1. configDump configuration field

Field

Type

Description

FEATURE_SUPERUSER_CONFIGDUMP

Boolean

Enables a full config dump of the running Framework, environment and schema for validation.

Default: False

Superuser configDump example YAML

# ...
FEATURE_SUPERUSER_CONFIGDUMP: true
# ...
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