WebDAV Server

With this action, you can serve your data in the Apolo cluster (storage folder, disk, etc.) using rclone's WebDAV server.

The only required parameter is the reference to the target remote volume.

Quick example

jobs:
  webdav_server:
    action: gh:apolo-actions/webdav_server@master
    args:
      volume_remote: ${{ volumes.project.remote }}

Arguments

volume_remote

Reference to the target volume you want to serve.

Example

args:
	volume_remote: ${{ volumes.project.remote }}

http_auth

Whether to enable Apolo platform-based authentication or not. If this argument is disabled (set to "" by default), your WebDAV will not be protected by the Apolo SSO (single sign-on authentication). It has no impact on the rclone serve webdav parameters.

Example

args:
	http_auth: "True"

port

Rclone WebDAV server port. Useful if you want to access the server within the cluster - for instance, from another job. "8080" by default.

Example

args:
	port: "8484"

job_name

The name of the WebDAV server. Use it to generate a predictable job hostname. "webdav" by default.

Example

args:
	job_name: "webdav-job"

job_lifespan

The amount of time for which the WebDAV server job container will be active. "1d" by default.

Example

args:
	job_lifespan: 1d4h20m30s

preset

The resource preset to use when running this job. "cpu-small" by default. You can view the list of available presets by running apolo config show.

Example

args:
	preset: "cpu-medium"

extra_params

Extra parameters for the rclone serve webdav command.

Feel free to check the WebDAV Server action repository.

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