cvdr.toml

# Configuration for the cvdr program, the CLI client to the Cloud Android
# Orchestration service. For instructions on the TOML format see https://toml.io

# Default service
# SystemDefaultService = "foo"

# Directory where the control sockets for the CVD connections will be created and
# log files will be placed. The directory path should be short enough for UNIX
# sockets (limited to 108 characters).
# ConnectionControlDir = "~/.cvdr/connections"

# Every time a new ADB connection is open, old log files are deleted. Files not
# modified for KeepLogFilesDays days are considered old. Set to -1 to keep log
# files forever.
# KeepLogFilesDays = 30

# [Services."foo"]

# This property should be set on real deployments to avoid forcing users to
#  specify --service_url=<url> everytime.
# The URL should be the full path to the service API without including the api
# version, which will be appended by the cvdr binary.
# ServiceURL = "https://cloud.android.company.com/api"

# The zone where the users' host VMs will be created. The value typically
# depends on the Cloud Provider being used, the example below is for the Google
# Cloud Platform.
# Zone = "us-central1-c"

# (Optional) Proxy URL.
# Proxy = "http://proxy.company.com:123456"

# Source for the Build API credentials to be used on cvd create operations.
# Possible values are:
#  - "none": Don't use Build API credentials.
#  - "injected": Use credentials stored in the server.
# BuildAPICredentialsSource = "injected"

# The host.GCP section provides default configuration values for hosts created
# using the GCP Cloud Provider. Other providers will have their own
# host.<Provider> sections when added.
# Host ={
#   GCP = {
#     MinCPUPlatform = ""
#     Machine type to use for new hosts when the user doesn't specify one on the
#     command line. The machine type must support nested virtualization for CVDs to
#     be hosted on them.
#     MachineType = "e2-standard-4"
#   }
# }