# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://atmos.tools/schemas/atmos/atmos-manifest/1.0/atmos-manifest.json

# A local Git server emulator (Gitea) as a stack-scoped Atmos component.
# `atmos emulator up gitserver -s local` starts (or reuses) the Gitea container and
# bootstraps it: a throwaway admin user (atmos/atmos) and an auto-initialized
# `deployments` repository. Gitea serves Git over HTTP, which is what GitOps
# controllers (Flux, Argo CD) require — a bare `git daemon` (git://) cannot be
# watched by Flux.
#
# The host publishes Gitea on :3000 (pinned), so Atmos pushes to
# http://atmos:atmos@localhost:3000/atmos/deployments.git. Inside the shared
# emulator network the same server is reachable as `gitserver:3000`, which is how
# Flux (running in the k3s emulator) pulls from it.
components:
  emulator:
    gitserver:
      driver: gitea
      # Throwaway server: no persisted state across down/up. A fresh Gitea on each
      # `up` keeps the demo deterministic (re-bootstrapped admin + repo every time).
      ephemeral: true
      container:
        ports:
          # Pin the host port so the remote URL in atmos.yaml is static.
          - container: 3000
            host: 3000