This specification describes how service labels should be interpreted.
Only one hive.deploy option should be used. If multiple options are set, the first one is considered active.
If none are set, the service should use the Spec.ContainerSpec.Image property.
If a new service is created without this label, it should use a fallback image. The fallback image should be lightweight, host a static site on port 80.
The value of this label must contain a Dockerfile. If the value is not a valid Dockerfile, the service should fall back to the fallback image.
A redeploy of this deployment must first build a new image and use the latest image for the next service spec.
The value of this label must contain an image name. If the value is not a valid image name, the service should fall back to the fallback image.
A redeploy of this deployment must first pull this image and only then update the service.
The value of this label must contain a docker volume name OR a host path. If the value starts with / it is considered a host path. Otherwise it is considered a volume name. If the value is not a valid name/path respectively, the service should fall back to the fallback image.
A redeploy of this deployment should be a noop.
This label can be used to set the container port that should be exposed. If the value is not a valid port, it should be ignored and the default port: 80 should be used.
This label indicates that the service should be exposed using Caddy. If the value is auto, the service should automatically configure Caddy on every service update. If the value is custom, caddy should not be configured automatically.
Any other value should be ignored and means that the default reverse proxy should be used.
This label can be used to remember the desired number of replicas for a service that is paused. It should not be interpreted on service update. It should be used when unpausing a service. It should correspond with Spec.Mode.Replicated.Replicas.
This label assigns one or more hostnames to a service. The router will use this information to configure virtual hosts. If empty, the service should not be considered a web service. Hostnames are separates by a comma, newline or semicolon.
If the value is redirect: it should redirect http traffic to https
If the value is hsts: it should redirect http traffic to https and set the HSTS header
If the value is only: it should only route https traffic
If the value is redirect: it should redirect https traffic to http
If the value is only: it should only route http traffic
If the value is number between 0 and 360, it should be used as the background hue for the service. If the value is not a number between 0 and 360, it should be ignored.
This label enables authentication for a service. The value must be a hashed password. It's recommended to set this label on the hivepanel service.
If the value is service-label, the responsibility for authentication is moved from the webserver to the service. It means that service will read the hive.user.* labels for authenticatino purposes. This label allows the Hivepanel container to present a nice sign in screen instead of Basic Auth flow.