# --label=Proof Mediator --inbound-transport=['acapy_plugin_toolbox.http_ws', '0.0.0.0', 3000] --outbound-transport=http --open-mediation=True --enable-undelivered-queue=True --debug-connections=True --auto-accept-invites=True --auto-accept-requests=True --auto-ping-connection=True --connections-invite=True --invite-metadata={"group": "admin"} --invite-label=Mediator (Admin) --invite-multi-use=True
# General
endpoint: http://localhost:3000/

# Mediator does not use a ledger
no-ledger: true

# Wallet
wallet-type: indy
wallet-name: mediator
# TODO: Replace this value with a secret stored outside of this repo
# This can be specified as an environment variable:
# ACAPY_WALLET_KEY=....
# TODO: Ensure this value matches provision.yml exactly
wallet-key: insecure, for testing purposes only

# Persistent Storage using postgres
#
# Available Wallet Schemes:
#
# DatabasePerWallet - each wallet has its own database
# MultiWalletSingleTable - all wallets are stored in single table in single
#     database. Each wallet has its own connection pool.
# MultiWalletSingleTableSharedPool - all wallets are stored in single table in
#     single database. The plugin will create only 1 connection pool reused by all
#     wallets. This can be useful if intend to open many different wallets.
#     Postgres has by default limitation of ~100 simultaneous connections and using
#     this strategy you can limit number of DB connections significantly.
wallet-storage-type: postgres_storage
# TODO: Fill in these values as appropriate
# TODO: Ensure these values match provision.yml exactly
wallet-storage-config: '{"url":"localhost:5432", "wallet_scheme": "DatabasePerWallet"}'
wallet-storage-creds: '{"account":"acapy", "password":"acapy", "admin_account":"acapy", "admin_password":"acapy"}'