# Example kportal configuration
# Copy this file to your project and customize as needed

# Optional: Health check configuration
# These settings control how kportal monitors connection health and detects stale connections
healthCheck:
  interval: "3s"              # How often to check connection health (default: 3s)
  timeout: "2s"               # Timeout for health check operations (default: 2s)
  method: "data-transfer"     # Health check method: "tcp-dial" or "data-transfer" (default: data-transfer)
                              # - tcp-dial: Simple TCP connection test (fast, less reliable)
                              # - data-transfer: Attempts to read data (slower, more reliable)
  maxConnectionAge: "25m"     # Maximum connection age before proactive reconnect (default: 25m)
                              # Helps avoid Kubernetes API server timeouts (typically 30m)
  maxIdleTime: "10m"          # Maximum idle time before marking as stale (default: 10m)
                              # Connections with no data transfer are marked stale

# Optional: Reliability configuration
# These settings improve connection stability for long-running transfers
reliability:
  tcpKeepalive: "30s"         # TCP keepalive interval for OS-level connection monitoring (default: 30s)
  dialTimeout: "30s"          # Connection dial timeout (default: 30s)
  retryOnStale: true          # Automatically reconnect when stale connections detected (default: true)
  watchdogPeriod: "30s"       # Goroutine watchdog check interval to detect hung workers (default: 30s)

# Every context below is forwarded by default. Pass --context to run only some
# of them, for example:
#
#   kportal --context staging
#   kportal --context production,staging     # repeatable, or comma-separated
#
# Local-port conflicts are only reported between forwards that could run at the
# same time, so contexts you never select together may reuse the same
# localPort - handy when the same service exists in several clusters and you
# want it on a fixed local port in each:
#
#   contexts:
#     - name: development-team-a
#       namespaces:
#         - name: rate-service
#           forwards:
#             - resource: pod/rpc-server
#               protocol: tcp
#               port: 50051
#               localPort: 3004      # same port as team-b below
#     - name: development-team-b
#       namespaces:
#         - name: rate-service
#           forwards:
#             - resource: pod/rpc-server
#               protocol: tcp
#               port: 50051
#               localPort: 3004      # only valid when one of them is selected

# Optional: TUI table configuration
# Controls which columns are visible in the forwards table, in what order,
# and how wide each one renders. Omit this section (or leave it empty) to
# use the built-in default columns/order/widths.
# Valid column names: context, namespace, alias, type, resource, remote, local, status
# tui:
#   columns:
#     - name: alias
#       width: 30      # optional; falls back to the built-in default width
#     - name: resource
#     - name: local
#     - name: status

contexts:
  # Production context
  - name: production
    namespaces:
      - name: default
        forwards:
          # Forward to API service
          - resource: service/api
            protocol: tcp
            port: 8080
            localPort: 8080
            alias: prod-api
            httpLog: true             # Enable HTTP traffic logging for this forward (press 'l' in the TUI)

          # Forward to PostgreSQL database
          - resource: service/postgres
            protocol: tcp
            port: 5432
            localPort: 5432
            alias: prod-db

      - name: monitoring
        forwards:
          # Forward to Prometheus using label selector
          - resource: pod
            selector: app=prometheus
            protocol: tcp
            port: 9090
            localPort: 9090
            alias: prometheus

  # Staging context
  - name: staging
    namespaces:
      - name: default
        forwards:
          # Forward to staging app (prefix matching handles pod restarts)
          - resource: pod/myapp
            protocol: tcp
            port: 8080
            localPort: 8081
            alias: staging-http

          # Forward multiple ports from same pod
          - resource: pod/myapp
            protocol: tcp
            port: 9090
            localPort: 9091
            alias: staging-metrics