setup-container-config

Generate YAML configuration files for containerized services by automating the creation of config/default.yaml. This ensures a consistent module structure and removes manual configuration errors across deployments.

Schema validation for service configurations works by generating a config/schema.json file that enforces a defined structure. This schema-defined validation ensures configuration options conform to expected formats before deployment.

Yes, you can resolve environment variables inside YAML configs automatically. The workflow supports environment variable resolution using syntax like ${VAR:-default} and wires registry-based service URLs directly into the configuration.

Set up RabbitMQ bindings in a YAML configuration by running the configuration workflow with the appropriate module name. It configures bindings and optional data_lake features as guided by the deployment plan.

Yes, you need a schema.json file to validate service configuration options. Generating config/schema.json enforces schema validation and ensures your service configurations maintain a consistent, error-free structure across updates.