#on 'silk push -R <rolename>', deploy to these hosts
push_hosts:
    - staging.mysite.com
#listen for these host headers in nginx
listen_hosts:
    - mysite.staging.server.com
#options to pass to gunicorn on the command line
gunicorn:
    workers: 1
    log-level: info
    name: mysite
    debug: false
    #you can optionally specify how nginx talks to gunicorn
    #default is a unix socket
    #bind: unix:/tmp/somewhere.sock
    #bind: localhost:8004
# Environment variables to pass in to the process.  You can just leave
# 'env' blank if you don't need to pass any variables in.
env:
    DJANGO_DB_HOST: localhost
    DJANGO_DB_NAME: some_db_name
    DJANGO_DB_USER: some_db_user
    DJANGO_DB_PASS: some_db_pwd
    DJANGO_DEBUG: "1"
# If you don't like environment variables, you can import
# silk and have it read all these settings from the blame.yaml file
# instead.  See silk/extras/django_local_settings.py for an example.
# 'app_config' isn't hard-coded anywhere in Silk, but it's a nice 
# convention for passing in role-specific config
app_config:
  DEBUG: false
  DATABASES:
    default: 
      ENGINE: django.db.backends.postgresql_psycopg2
      NAME: mydb
      USER: me_duh
      PASSWORD: super_secure_pwd
      HOST: staging_db_host
      PORT: