Acornfile

name:        "Minio"
description: "Minio is an S3 compatible object storage server"
readme:      "./README.md"
info:        localData.info
icon:        "./icon.png"

args: bucketName: "bucket"

services: admin: {
	generated: job: "setup"
	default: true
}

containers: minio: {
	image: images["minio-img"].image
	ports: [
		"9000/http",
		"9001/http",
	]
	env: {
		MINIO_ROOT_USER:     "secret://root-user/username"
		MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD: "secret://root-user/password"
	}
	dirs: {
		"/data": "volume://minio-data"
	}
	command: [
		"server",
		"/data",
		"--address",
		":9000",
		"--console-address",
		":9001",
	]
	sidecars: {
		"volume-init": {
			image: images["minio-img"].image
			init:  true
			dirs: {
				"/data": "volume://minio-data"
			}
			entrypoint: [
				"sh",
				"-c",
				"mkdir -p /data/\(args.bucketName)",
			]
		}
	}
}

jobs: setup: {
	name:  "Set Minio API Keys"
	image: images["minio-img"].image
	dirs: "/acorn/scripts/": "./scripts"
	dependsOn: ["minio"]
	entrypoint: ["/acorn/scripts/render.sh"]
	env: {
		MINIO_ROOT_USER:     "secret://root-user/username"
		MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD: "secret://root-user/password"
		MINIO_ACCESS_KEY:    "secret://api-key/username"
		MINIO_SECRET_KEY:    "secret://api-key/password"
		BUCKET_NAME:         args.bucketName
	}
}

secrets: "root-user": {
	type: "basic"
	data: {
		username: "minio"
		password: ""
	}
}

secrets: "api-key": {
	type: "basic"
	params: {
		passwordCharacters: "[a-zA-Z0-9]"
		passwordLength:     32
		usernameCharacters: "[a-zA-Z0-9]"
		usernameLength:     16
	}
}

volumes: "minio-data": {}

images: "minio-img": image: "index.docker.io/minio/minio:RELEASE.2024-01-11T07-46-16Z"

localData: info: """
## Usage

```aml
services: bucket: image: "ghcr.io/acorn-io/minio:*"

containers: app: {
    image: "app-image"
    consumes: ["bucket"]
    env: {
        AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID:     "@{@{service.}bucket.secrets.api-key.username}"
        AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY: "@{@{service.}bucket.secrets.api-key.username}"
        ENDPOINT_URL:          "@{@{service.}bucket.data.proto}@{@{service.}bucket.address}:@{@{service.}bucket.ports.9000}/@{@{service.}bucket.data.name}"
    }
}
```

If you would like to use a standard ports for the bucket service you can use:
@{@{service.}bucket.ports.443}
@{@{service.}bucket.ports.80}

"""