Configuration

Configuration for all Inigo services is done using yaml configuration files. Using these files you can configure general service info, security knobs, access control, rate limits, and observability configs. Configurations are applied using the inigo cli apply command. This can be done manually in the terminal or part of a ci|cd pipeline.

All of Inigo's configuration files have global fields, the table below summarizes these fields:

Field	Type	Required	Description
kind	string	Yes	The type of configuration file. One of:[Service, Security, RateLimit, Observe, Access]
name	string	Yes	Service name
label	string	No default: null)	Label used to distinguish different environments such as dev, stagining, prod
spec	object	Yes	The specifications of the configuration file

Every configuration file starts with these four fields. An example beginning of a configuration file for the Security kind can be seen below:

security.yaml

kind: Security
name: demo
label: starwars
spec:
  ...
  validation:
    alias_name: "^[a-zA-Z]+$"
  ...

There are five different kinds of configuration files in the Inigo platform.
More details for each kind can be found in the corresponding kind's page. All configuration kinds are available whether your service corresponds to a gateway, subgraph, or standalone GraphQL endpoint.

Kind	Description
Service	General service endpoint configuration
Security	Security knobs to protect your endpoint
Access	Define access control policies
RateLimit	Rate limit different parts of your schema
Observe	Let you define advanced configurations to observe your api
Checks	Let you configure schema processing and linting checks