Creating Services

The HULL Service object is a thin wrapper around the Kubernetes Service providing the possibility to specify the ports via keys.

JSON Schema Elements

Properties can be set as they are defined in the Kubernetes API's service spec.

However the properties listed below are overwritten or added by HULL:

Parameter	Description	Default	Example
`ports`	Dictionary with `hull.ServicePort.v1` values to add to the containers `ports` section. Key: Unique related to parent element. Value: The `hull.ServicePort.v1` properties of the container. See below for reference.	`{}`

The key-value pairs of value type hull.ServicePort.v1 are converted to an array on rendering

The name property of the service's port is derived from the key.

Properties can be set as they are defined in the Kubernetes API's serviceport spec.

However the properties listed below are overwritten or added by HULL:

Parameter	Description	Default	Example
`enabled`	Needs to resolve to a boolean switch, it can be a boolean input directly or a transformation that resolves to a boolean value. If resolved to true or missing, the key-value-pair will be rendered for deployment. If resolved to false, it will be omitted from rendering. This way you can predefine objects which are only enabled and created in the cluster in certain environments when needed.	`true`