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-#    http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
-#
-# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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-# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
-# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
-# limitations under the License.
-
-# This file contains values for variables referenced from yaml files in the templates directory.
-#
-# For further information on Helm templating see the documentation at:
-#  https://helm.sh/docs/chart_template_guide/values_files/
-
-#
-# >>> This chart requires Helm version 3.6.0 or greater <<<
-#
-
-# Common settings
-#
-# -- Override `redpanda.name` template.
-nameOverride: ""
-# -- Override `redpanda.fullname` template.
-fullnameOverride: ""
-# -- Default Kubernetes cluster domain.
-clusterDomain: cluster.local
-# -- Additional labels to add to all Kubernetes objects.
-# For example, `my.k8s.service: redpanda`.
-commonLabels: {}
-# -- Node selection constraints for scheduling Pods, can override this for StatefulSets.
-# For details,
-# see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/assign-pod-node/#nodeselector).
-nodeSelector: {}
-# -- Affinity constraints for scheduling Pods, can override this for StatefulSets and Jobs.
-# For details,
-# see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/scheduling-eviction/assign-pod-node/#affinity-and-anti-affinity).
-affinity: {}
-# -- Taints to be tolerated by Pods, can override this for StatefulSets.
-# For details,
-# see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/taint-and-toleration/).
-tolerations: []
-
-# -- Redpanda Docker image settings.
-image:
-  # -- Docker repository from which to pull the Redpanda Docker image.
-  repository: docker.redpanda.com/redpandadata/redpanda
-  # -- The Redpanda version.
-  # See DockerHub for:
-  # [All stable versions](https://hub.docker.com/r/redpandadata/redpanda/tags)
-  # and [all unstable versions](https://hub.docker.com/r/redpandadata/redpanda-unstable/tags).
-  # @default -- `Chart.appVersion`.
-  tag: ""
-  # -- The imagePullPolicy.
-  # If `image.tag` is 'latest', the default is `Always`.
-  pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
-
-# -- Redpanda Service settings.
-# service:
-#   -- set service.name to override the default service name
-#   name: redpanda
-#   -- internal Service
-#   internal:
-#     -- add annotations to the internal Service
-#     annotations: {}
-#
-#     -- eg. for a bare metal install using external-dns
-#     annotations:
-#       "external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/hostname": redpanda.domain.dom
-#       "external-dns.alpha.kubernetes.io/endpoints-type": HostIP
-
-# -- Pull secrets may be used to provide credentials to image repositories
-# See the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/pull-image-private-registry/).
-imagePullSecrets: []
-
-# -- DEPRECATED Enterprise license key (optional).
-# For details,
-# see the [License documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/get-started/licenses/?platform=kubernetes#redpanda-enterprise-edition).
-license_key: ""
-# -- DEPRECATED Secret name and secret key where the license key is stored.
-license_secret_ref: {}
-  # secret_name: my-secret
-  # secret_key: key-where-license-is-stored
-
-# -- Audit logging for a redpanda cluster, must have enabled sasl and have one kafka listener supporting sasl authentication
-# for audit logging to work. Note this feature is only available for redpanda versions >= v23.3.0.
-auditLogging:
-  # -- Enable or disable audit logging, for production clusters we suggest you enable,
-  # however, this will only work if you also enable sasl and a listener with sasl enabled.
-  enabled: false
-  # -- Kafka listener name, note that it must have `authenticationMethod` set to `sasl`.
-  # For external listeners, use the external listener name, such as `default`.
-  listener: internal
-  # -- Integer value defining the number of partitions used by a newly created audit topic.
-  partitions: 12
-  # -- Event types that should be captured by audit logs, default is [`admin`, `authenticate`, `management`].
-  enabledEventTypes:
-  # -- List of topics to exclude from auditing, default is null.
-  excludedTopics:
-  # -- List of principals to exclude from auditing, default is null.
-  excludedPrincipals:
-  # -- Defines the number of bytes (in bytes) allocated by the internal audit client for audit messages.
-  clientMaxBufferSize: 16777216
-  # -- In ms, frequency in which per shard audit logs are batched to client for write to audit log.
-  queueDrainIntervalMs: 500
-  # -- Defines the maximum amount of memory used (in bytes) by the audit buffer in each shard.
-  queueMaxBufferSizePerShard: 1048576
-  # -- Defines the replication factor for a newly created audit log topic. This configuration applies
-  # only to the audit log topic and may be different from the cluster or other topic configurations.
-  # This cannot be altered for existing audit log topics. Setting this value is optional. If a value is not provided,
-  # Redpanda will use the `internal_topic_replication_factor cluster` config value. Default is `null`
-  replicationFactor:
-
-# -- Enterprise (optional)
-# For details,
-# see the [License documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/get-started/licenses/?platform=kubernetes#redpanda-enterprise-edition).
-enterprise:
-  # -- license (optional).
-  license: ""
-  # -- Secret name and key where the license key is stored.
-  licenseSecretRef: {}
-    # name: my-secret
-    # key: key-where-license-is-stored
-
-# -- Rack Awareness settings.
-# For details,
-# see the [Rack Awareness documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/kubernetes-rack-awareness/).
-rackAwareness:
-  # -- When running in multiple racks or availability zones, use a Kubernetes Node
-  # annotation value as the Redpanda rack value.
-  # Enabling this requires running with a service account with "get" Node permissions.
-  # To have the Helm chart configure these permissions,
-  # set `serviceAccount.create=true` and `rbac.enabled=true`.
-  enabled: false
-  # -- The common well-known annotation to use as the rack ID.
-  # Override this only if you use a custom Node annotation.
-  nodeAnnotation: topology.kubernetes.io/zone
-
-#
-# -- Redpanda Console settings.
-# For a reference of configuration settings,
-# see the [Redpanda Console documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/console/config/).
-console:
-  enabled: true
-  configmap:
-    create: false
-  secret:
-    create: false
-  deployment:
-    create: false
-  config: {}
-
-#
-# -- Redpanda Managed Connectors settings
-# For a reference of configuration settings,
-# see the [Redpanda Connectors documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/deploy/deployment-option/cloud/managed-connectors/).
-connectors:
-  enabled: false
-  deployment:
-    create: false
-  test:
-    create: false
-
-# -- Authentication settings.
-# For details,
-# see the [SASL documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/security/sasl-kubernetes/).
-auth:
-  sasl:
-    # -- Enable SASL authentication.
-    # If you enable SASL authentication, you must provide a Secret in `auth.sasl.secretRef`.
-    enabled: false
-    # -- The authentication mechanism to use for the superuser. Options are `SCRAM-SHA-256` and `SCRAM-SHA-512`.
-    mechanism: SCRAM-SHA-512
-    # -- A Secret that contains your superuser credentials.
-    # For details,
-    # see the [SASL documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/security/sasl-kubernetes/#use-secrets).
-    secretRef: "redpanda-users"
-    # -- Optional list of superusers.
-    # These superusers will be created in the Secret whose name is defined in `auth.sasl.secretRef`.
-    # If this list is empty,
-    # the Secret in `auth.sasl.secretRef` must already exist in the cluster before you deploy the chart.
-    # Uncomment the sample list if you wish to try adding sample sasl users or override to use your own.
-    users: []
-    # - name: admin
-    #   password: change-me
-    #   mechanism: SCRAM-SHA-512
-
-# -- TLS settings.
-# For details, see the [TLS documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/security/kubernetes-tls/).
-tls:
-  # -- Enable TLS globally for all listeners.
-  # Each listener must include a Certificate name in its `<listener>.tls` object.
-  # To allow you to enable TLS for individual listeners,
-  # Certificates in `auth.tls.certs` are always loaded, even if `tls.enabled` is `false`.
-  # See `listeners.<listener-name>.tls.enabled`.
-  enabled: true
-  # -- List all Certificates here,
-  # then you can reference a specific Certificate's name
-  # in each listener's `listeners.<listener name>.tls.cert` setting.
-  certs:
-    # -- This key is the Certificate name.
-    # To apply the Certificate to a specific listener,
-    # reference the Certificate's name in `listeners.<listener-name>.tls.cert`.
-    default:
-      # -- To use a custom pre-installed Issuer,
-      # add its name and kind to the `issuerRef` object.
-      # issuerRef:
-      #   name: redpanda-default-root-issuer
-      #   kind: Issuer   # Can be Issuer or ClusterIssuer
-      # -- To use a secret with custom tls files,
-      # secretRef:
-      #  name: my-tls-secret
-      # -- Set the `caEnabled` flag to `true` only for Certificates
-      # that are not authenticated using public authorities.
-      caEnabled: true
-      # duration: 43800h
-    # -- Example external tls configuration
-    # uncomment and set the right key to the listeners that require them
-    # also enable the tls setting for those listeners.
-    external:
-      # -- To use a custom pre-installed Issuer,
-      # add its name and kind to the `issuerRef` object.
-      # issuerRef:
-      #   name: redpanda-default-root-issuer
-      #   kind: Issuer   # Can be Issuer or ClusterIssuer
-      # -- To use a secret with custom tls files,
-      # secretRef:
-      #   name: my-tls-secret
-      # -- Set the `caEnabled` flag to `true` only for Certificates
-      # that are not authenticated using public authorities.
-      caEnabled: true
-      # duration: 43800h
-
-# -- External access settings.
-# For details,
-# see the [Networking and Connectivity documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/networking/networking-and-connectivity/).
-external:
-  # -- Service allows you to manage the creation of an external kubernetes service object
-  service:
-    # -- Enabled if set to false will not create the external service type
-    # You can still set your cluster with external access but not create the supporting service (NodePort/LoadBalander).
-    # Set this to false if you rather manage your own service.
-    enabled: true
-  # -- Enable external access for each Service.
-  # You can toggle external access for each listener in
-  # `listeners.<service name>.external.<listener-name>.enabled`.
-  enabled: true
-  # -- External access type. Only `NodePort` and `LoadBalancer` are supported.
-  # If undefined, then advertised listeners will be configured in Redpanda,
-  # but the helm chart will not create a Service.
-  # You must create a Service manually.
-  # Warning: If you use LoadBalancers, you will likely experience higher latency and increased packet loss.
-  # NodePort is recommended in cases where latency is a priority.
-  type: NodePort
-  # Optional source range for external access. Only applicable when external.type is LoadBalancer
-  # sourceRanges: []
-  # -- Optional domain advertised to external clients
-  # If specified, then it will be appended to the `external.addresses` values as each broker's advertised address
-  # domain: local
-  # Optional list of addresses that the Redpanda brokers advertise.
-  # Provide one entry for each broker in order of StatefulSet replicas.
-  # The number of brokers is defined in statefulset.replicas.
-  # The values can be IP addresses or DNS names.
-  # If external.domain is set, the domain is appended to these values.
-  # There is an option to define a single external address for all brokers and leverage
-  # prefixTemplate as it will be calculated during initContainer execution.
-  # addresses:
-  # - redpanda-0
-  # - redpanda-1
-  # - redpanda-2
-  #
-  # annotations:
-    # For example:
-    # cloud.google.com/load-balancer-type: "Internal"
-    # service.beta.kubernetes.io/aws-load-balancer-type: nlb
-  # If you enable externalDns, each LoadBalancer service instance
-  # will be annotated with external-dns hostname
-  # matching external.addresses + external.domain
-  # externalDns:
-  #   enabled: true
-  # prefixTemplate: ""
-
-# -- Log-level settings.
-logging:
-  # -- Log level
-  # Valid values (from least to most verbose) are: `warn`, `info`, `debug`, and `trace`.
-  logLevel: info
-  # -- Send usage statistics back to Redpanda Data.
-  # For details,
-  # see the [stats reporting documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/cluster-administration/monitoring/#stats-reporting).
-  usageStats:
-    # Enable the `rpk.enable_usage_stats` property.
-    enabled: true
-    # Your organization name (optional)
-    # organization: your-org
-    # Your cluster ID (optional)
-    # clusterId: your-helm-cluster
-
-# -- Monitoring.
-# This will create a ServiceMonitor that can be used by Prometheus-Operator or VictoriaMetrics-Operator to scrape the metrics.
-monitoring:
-  enabled: false
-  scrapeInterval: 30s
-  labels: {}
-  # Enables http2 for scraping metrics for prometheus. Used when Istio's mTLS is enabled and using tlsConfig.
-  # enableHttp2: true
-  tlsConfig: {}
-    # caFile: /etc/prom-certs/root-cert.pem
-    # certFile: /etc/prom-certs/cert-chain.pem
-    # insecureSkipVerify: true
-    # keyFile: /etc/prom-certs/key.pem
-
-# -- Pod resource management.
-# This section simplifies resource allocation
-# by providing a single location where resources are defined.
-# Helm sets these resource values within the `statefulset.yaml` and `configmap.yaml` templates.
-#
-# The default values are for a development environment.
-# Production-level values and other considerations are documented,
-# where those values are different from the default.
-# For details,
-# see the [Pod resources documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/manage-resources/).
-resources:
-  #
-  # -- CPU resources.
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Pod resources documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/manage-resources/#configure-cpu-resources).
-  cpu:
-    # -- Redpanda makes use of a thread per core model.
-    # For details, see this [blog](https://redpanda.com/blog/tpc-buffers).
-    # For this reason, Redpanda should only be given full cores.
-    #
-    # Note: You can increase cores, but decreasing cores is not currently supported.
-    # See the [GitHub issue](https://github.com/redpanda-data/redpanda/issues/350).
-    #
-    # This setting is equivalent to `--smp`, `resources.requests.cpu`, and `resources.limits.cpu`.
-    # For production, use `4` or greater.
-    cores: 1
-    #
-    # -- Overprovisioned means Redpanda won't assume it has all of the provisioned CPU.
-    # This should be true unless the container has CPU affinity.
-    # Equivalent to: `--idle-poll-time-us 0 --thread-affinity 0 --poll-aio 0`
-    #
-    # If the value of full cores in `resources.cpu.cores` is less than `1`, this
-    # setting is set to `true`.
-    # overprovisioned: false
-  #
-  # -- Memory resources
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Pod resources documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/manage-resources/#configure-memory-resources).
-  memory:
-    # Enables memory locking.
-    # For production, set to `true`.
-    # enable_memory_locking: false
-    #
-    # It is recommended to have at least 2Gi of memory per core for the Redpanda binary.
-    # This memory is taken from the total memory given to each container.
-    # The Helm chart allocates 80% of the container's memory to Redpanda, leaving the rest for
-    # the Seastar subsystem (reserveMemory) and other container processes.
-    # So at least 2.5Gi per core is recommended in order to ensure Redpanda has a full 2Gi.
-    #
-    # These values affect `--memory` and `--reserve-memory` flags passed to Redpanda and the memory
-    # requests/limits in the StatefulSet.
-    # Valid suffixes: B, K, M, G, Ki, Mi, and Gi
-    #
-    container:
-      # Minimum memory count for each Redpanda broker.
-      # If omitted, the `min` value is equal to the `max` value (requested resources defaults to limits).
-      # This setting is equivalent to `resources.requests.memory`.
-      # For production, use 10Gi or greater.
-      # min: 2.5Gi
-      #
-      # -- Maximum memory count for each Redpanda broker.
-      # Equivalent to `resources.limits.memory`.
-      # For production, use `10Gi` or greater.
-      max: 2.5Gi
-    #
-    # This optional `redpanda` object allows you to specify the memory size for both the Redpanda
-    # process and the underlying reserved memory used by Seastar.
-    # This section is omitted by default, and memory sizes are calculated automatically
-    # based on container memory.
-    # Uncommenting this section and setting memory and reserveMemory values will disable
-    # automatic calculation.
-    #
-    # If you are setting the following values manually, keep in mind the following guidelines.
-    # Getting this wrong may lead to performance issues, instability, and loss of data:
-    # The amount of memory to allocate to a container is determined by the sum of three values:
-    # 1. Redpanda (at least 2Gi per core, ~80% of the container's total memory)
-    # 2. Seastar subsystem (200Mi * 0.2% of the container's total memory, 200Mi < x < 1Gi)
-    # 3. Other container processes (whatever small amount remains)
-    # redpanda:
-      # Memory for the Redpanda process.
-      # This must be lower than the container's memory (resources.memory.container.min if provided, otherwise
-      # resources.memory.container.max).
-      # Equivalent to --memory.
-      # For production, use 8Gi or greater.
-      # memory: 2Gi
-      #
-      # Memory reserved for the Seastar subsystem.
-      # Any value above 1Gi will provide diminishing performance benefits.
-      # Equivalent to --reserve-memory.
-      # For production, use 1Gi.
-      # reserveMemory: 200Mi
-
-# -- Persistence settings.
-# For details, see the [storage documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/configure-storage/).
-storage:
-  # -- Absolute path on the host to store Redpanda's data.
-  # If unspecified, then an `emptyDir` volume is used.
-  # If specified but `persistentVolume.enabled` is true, `storage.hostPath` has no effect.
-  hostPath: ""
-  # -- If `persistentVolume.enabled` is true, a PersistentVolumeClaim is created and
-  # used to store Redpanda's data. Otherwise, `storage.hostPath` is used.
-  persistentVolume:
-    enabled: true
-    size: 20Gi
-    # -- To disable dynamic provisioning, set to `-`.
-    # If undefined or empty (default), then no storageClassName spec is set,
-    # and the default dynamic provisioner is chosen (gp2 on AWS, standard on
-    # GKE, AWS & OpenStack).
-    storageClass: ""
-    # -- Additional labels to apply to the created PersistentVolumeClaims.
-    labels: {}
-    # -- Additional annotations to apply to the created PersistentVolumeClaims.
-    annotations: {}
-    # -- Option to change volume claim template name for tiered storage persistent volume
-    # if tiered.mountType is set to `persistentVolume`
-    nameOverwrite: ""
-  #
-  # Settings for the Tiered Storage cache.
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Tiered Storage documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/tiered-storage/#caching).
-
-  tiered:
-    # mountType can be one of:
-    # - none: does not mount a volume. Tiered storage will use the data directory.
-    # - hostPath: will allow you to chose a path on the Node the pod is running on
-    # - emptyDir: will mount a fresh empty directory every time the pod starts
-    # - persistentVolume: creates and mounts a PersistentVolumeClaim
-    mountType: emptyDir
-
-    # For the maximum size of the disk cache, see `tieredConfig.cloud_storage_cache_size`.
-    #
-    # -- Absolute path on the host to store Redpanda's Tiered Storage cache.
-    hostPath: ""
-    # PersistentVolumeClaim to be created for the Tiered Storage cache and
-    # used to store data retrieved from cloud storage, such as S3).
-    persistentVolume:
-      # -- To disable dynamic provisioning, set to "-".
-      # If undefined or empty (default), then no storageClassName spec is set,
-      # and the default dynamic provisioner is chosen (gp2 on AWS, standard on
-      # GKE, AWS & OpenStack).
-      storageClass: ""
-      # -- Additional labels to apply to the created PersistentVolumeClaims.
-      labels: {}
-      # -- Additional annotations to apply to the created PersistentVolumeClaims.
-      annotations: {}
-
-    # credentialsSecretRef can be used to set `cloud_storage_secret_key` and/or `cloud_storage_access_key` from
-    # referenced Kubernetes Secret
-    credentialsSecretRef:
-      accessKey:
-        # https://docs.redpanda.com/current/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_access_key
-        configurationKey: cloud_storage_access_key
-        # name:
-        # key:
-      secretKey:
-        # https://docs.redpanda.com/current/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_secret_key
-        # or
-        # https://docs.redpanda.com/current/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_azure_shared_key
-        configurationKey: cloud_storage_secret_key
-        # name:
-        # key
-      # -- DEPRECATED `configurationKey`, `name` and `key`. Please use `accessKey` and `secretKey`
-      # configurationKey: cloud_storage_secret_key
-      # name:
-      # key:
-    #
-    # -- Tiered Storage settings
-    # Requires `enterprise.licenseKey` or `enterprised.licenseSecretRef`
-    # For details,
-    # see the [Tiered Storage documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/tiered-storage/).
-    config:
-      # -- Global flag that enables Tiered Storage if a license key is provided.
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_enabled).
-      cloud_storage_enabled: false
-      # -- Cluster level default remote write configuration for new topics.
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#cloud_storage_enable_remote_write).
-      cloud_storage_enable_remote_write: true
-      # -- Cluster level default remote read configuration for new topics.
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#cloud_storage_enable_remote_read).
-      cloud_storage_enable_remote_read: true
-      # -- AWS or GCP region for where the bucket used for Tiered Storage is located (required for AWS and GCP).
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_region).
-      cloud_storage_region: ""
-      # -- AWS or GCP bucket name used for Tiered Storage (required for AWS and GCP).
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_bucket).
-      cloud_storage_bucket: ""
-      # -- AWS or GCP access key (required for AWS and GCP authentication with access keys).
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_access_key).
-      cloud_storage_access_key: ""
-      # -- AWS or GCP secret key (required for AWS and GCP authentication with access keys).
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_secret_key).
-      cloud_storage_secret_key: ""
-      # -- AWS or GCP API endpoint.
-      # * For AWS, this can be left blank as it is generated automatically using the bucket and region. For example, `<bucket>.s3.<region>.amazonaws.com`.
-      # * For GCP, use `storage.googleapis.com`
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_api_endpoint).
-      cloud_storage_api_endpoint: ""
-      # -- Name of the Azure container to use with Tiered Storage (required for ABS/ADLS).
-      # Note that the container must belong to the account specified by `cloud_storage_azure_storage_account`.
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_azure_container).
-      cloud_storage_azure_container: null
-      # -- Name of the Azure storage account to use with Tiered Storage (required for ABS/ADLS).
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_azure_storage_account).
-      cloud_storage_azure_storage_account: null
-      # -- Shared key to be used for Azure Shared Key authentication with the Azure storage account specified by `cloud_storage_azure_storage_account`.
-      # Note that the key should be base64 encoded.
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_azure_shared_key).
-      cloud_storage_azure_shared_key: null
-      # -- Azure ADLS endpoint and port (required for ABS hierarchical namespaces).
-      # Available starting from 23.2.8.
-      # cloud_storage_azure_adls_endpoint: ""
-      # cloud_storage_azure_adls_port: ""
-      # -- Source of credentials used to connect to cloud services (required for AWS and GCP authentication with IAM roles).
-      # * `config_file`
-      # * `aws_instance_metadata`
-      # * `sts`
-      # * `gcp_instance_metadata`
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_credentials_source).
-      cloud_storage_credentials_source: config_file
-
-      # -- Maximum size of the disk cache used by Tiered Storage.
-      # Default is 20 GiB.
-      # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#cloud_storage_cache_size).
-      cloud_storage_cache_size: 5368709120
-      # cloud_storage_cache_directory: ""
-      # cloud_storage_cache_check_interval: 30000
-      # cloud_storage_initial_backoff_ms: 100
-      # cloud_storage_max_connections: 20
-      # cloud_storage_segment_upload_timeout_ms: 30000
-      # cloud_storage_manifest_upload_timeout_ms: 10000
-      # cloud_storage_max_connection_idle_time_ms: 5000
-      # cloud_storage_idle_timeout_ms: 10000
-      # cloud_storage_segment_max_upload_interval_sec: 1
-      # cloud_storage_trust_file: ""
-      # cloud_storage_upload_ctrl_update_interval_ms: 60000
-      # cloud_storage_upload_ctrl_p_coeff: -2
-      # cloud_storage_upload_ctrl_d_coeff: 0
-      # cloud_storage_upload_ctrl_min_shares: 100
-      # cloud_storage_upload_ctrl_max_shares: 1000
-      # DEPRECATED: cloud_storage_reconciliation_interval_ms: 10000
-      # cloud_storage_disable_tls: false
-      # cloud_storage_api_endpoint_port: 443
-      # cloud_storage_idle_threshold_rps: 1
-      # cloud_storage_enable_segment_merging: true
-      # cloud_storage_segment_size_target: # The default segment size is controlled by log_segment_size
-      # cloud_storage_segment_size_min: # Default is 50% of log segment size
-  # storage.tieredStorageHostPath has been deprecated. Use storage.tiered.hostPath and configure storage.tiered.mountType instead.
-  # storage.tieredStoragePersistentVolume has been deprecated. Use storage.tiered.persistentVolume and configure storage.tiered.mountType instead.
-  # storage.tieredConfig has been deprecated. Use storage.tiered.config instead.
-
-post_install_job:
-  enabled: true
-  # Resource requests and limits for the post-install batch job
-  # resources:
-  #   requests:
-  #     cpu: 1
-  #     memory: 512Mi
-  #   limits:
-  #     cpu: 2
-  #     memory: 1024Mi
-  # labels: {}
-  # annotations: {}
-  affinity: {}
-
-post_upgrade_job:
-  enabled: true
-  # Resource requests and limits for the post-upgrade batch job
-  # resources:
-  #   requests:
-  #     cpu: 1
-  #     memory: 512Mi
-  #   limits:
-  #     cpu: 2
-  #     memory: 1024Mi
-  # labels: {}
-  # annotations: {}
-  # Additional environment variables for the Post Upgrade Job
-  # extraEnv:
-  #   - name: AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
-  #     valueFrom:
-  #       secretKeyRef:
-  #         name: my-secret
-  #         key: redpanda-aws-secret-access-key
-  # Additional environment variables for the Post Upgrade Job mapped from Secret or ConfigMap
-  # extraEnvFrom:
-  #   - secretRef:
-  #       name: redpanda-aws-secrets
-  affinity: {}
-  # When helm upgrade is performed the post-upgrade job is scheduled before Statefulset successfully finish
-  # its rollout. User can extend Job default backoff limit of `6`.
-  # backoffLimit:
-
-statefulset:
-  # -- Number of Redpanda brokers (Redpanda Data recommends setting this to the number of worker nodes in the cluster)
-  replicas: 3
-  updateStrategy:
-    type: RollingUpdate
-  budget:
-    maxUnavailable: 1
-  # -- Additional annotations to apply to the Pods of this StatefulSet.
-  annotations: {}
-  # -- Adjust the period for your probes to meet your needs.
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/pod-lifecycle/#container-probes).
-  startupProbe:
-    initialDelaySeconds: 1
-    failureThreshold: 120
-    periodSeconds: 10
-  livenessProbe:
-    initialDelaySeconds: 10
-    failureThreshold: 3
-    periodSeconds: 10
-  readinessProbe:
-    initialDelaySeconds: 1
-    failureThreshold: 3
-    periodSeconds: 10
-    successThreshold: 1
-  #
-  # StatefulSet resources:
-  # Resources are set through the top-level resources section above.
-  # It is recommended to set resource values in that section rather than here, as this will guarantee
-  # memory is allocated across containers, Redpanda, and the Seastar subsystem correctly.
-  # This automatic memory allocation is in place because Repanda and the Seastar subsystem require flags
-  # at startup that set the amount of memory available to each process.
-  # Kubernetes (mainly statefulset), Redpanda, and Seastar memory values are tightly coupled.
-  # Adding a resource section here will be ignored.
-  #
-  # -- Inter-Pod Affinity rules for scheduling Pods of this StatefulSet.
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/assign-pod-node/#inter-pod-affinity-and-anti-affinity).
-  podAffinity: {}
-  # -- Anti-affinity rules for scheduling Pods of this StatefulSet.
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/assign-pod-node/#inter-pod-affinity-and-anti-affinity).
-  # You may either edit the default settings for anti-affinity rules,
-  # or specify new anti-affinity rules to use instead of the defaults.
-  podAntiAffinity:
-    # -- The topologyKey to be used.
-    # Can be used to spread across different nodes, AZs, regions etc.
-    topologyKey: kubernetes.io/hostname
-    # -- Valid anti-affinity types are `soft`, `hard`, or `custom`.
-    # Use `custom` if you want to supply your own anti-affinity rules in the `podAntiAffinity.custom` object.
-    type: hard
-    # -- Weight for `soft` anti-affinity rules.
-    # Does not apply to other anti-affinity types.
-    weight: 100
-    # -- Change `podAntiAffinity.type` to `custom` and provide your own podAntiAffinity rules here.
-    custom: {}
-  # -- Node selection constraints for scheduling Pods of this StatefulSet.
-  # These constraints override the global `nodeSelector` value.
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/assign-pod-node/#nodeselector).
-  nodeSelector: {}
-  # -- PriorityClassName given to Pods of this StatefulSet.
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/pod-priority-preemption/#priorityclass).
-  priorityClassName: ""
-  # -- Taints to be tolerated by Pods of this StatefulSet.
-  # These tolerations override the global tolerations value.
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/taint-and-toleration/).
-  tolerations: []
-  # For details,
-  # see the [Kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/pod-topology-spread-constraints/).
-  topologySpreadConstraints:
-  - maxSkew: 1
-    topologyKey: topology.kubernetes.io/zone
-    whenUnsatisfiable: ScheduleAnyway
-  securityContext:
-    fsGroup: 101
-    runAsUser: 101
-    fsGroupChangePolicy: OnRootMismatch
-  sideCars:
-    configWatcher:
-      enabled: true
-      resources: {}
-      securityContext: {}
-      extraVolumeMounts: |-
-    # Configure extra controllers to run as sidecars inside the Pods running Redpanda brokers.
-    # Available controllers:
-    # - Decommission Controller: The Decommission Controller ensures smooth scaling down operations.
-    # This controller is responsible for monitoring changes in the number of StatefulSet replicas and orchestrating
-    # the decommissioning of brokers when necessary. It also sets the reclaim policy for the decommissioned
-    # broker's PersistentVolume to `Retain` and deletes the corresponding PersistentVolumeClaim.
-    # - Node-PVC Controller: The Node-PVC Controller handles the PVCs of deleted brokers.
-    # By setting the PV Retain policy to retain, it facilitates the rescheduling of brokers to new, healthy nodes when
-    # an existing node is removed.
-    controllers:
-      image:
-        tag: v2.1.10-23.2.18
-        repository: docker.redpanda.com/redpandadata/redpanda-operator
-      # You must also enable RBAC, `rbac.enabled=true`, to deploy this sidecar
-      enabled: false
-      resources: {}
-      securityContext: {}
-      healthProbeAddress: ":8085"
-      metricsAddress: ":9082"
-      run:
-        - all
-      createRBAC: true
-  initContainers:
-    fsValidator:
-      enabled: false
-      expectedFS: xfs
-      resources: {}
-      extraVolumeMounts: |-
-    tuning:
-      resources: {}
-      extraVolumeMounts: |-
-    setDataDirOwnership:
-      # -- In environments where root is not allowed, you cannot change the ownership of files and directories.
-      # Enable `setDataDirOwnership` when using default minikube cluster configuration.
-      enabled: false
-      resources: {}
-      extraVolumeMounts: |-
-    setTieredStorageCacheDirOwnership:
-      resources: {}
-      extraVolumeMounts: |-
-    configurator:
-      resources: {}
-      extraVolumeMounts: |-
-    ## Additional init containers
-    extraInitContainers: |-
-#      - name: "test-init-container"
-#        image: "mintel/docker-alpine-bash-curl-jq:latest"
-#        command: [ "/bin/bash", "-c" ]
-#        args:
-#          - |
-#            set -xe
-#            echo "Hello World!"
-  initContainerImage:
-    repository: busybox
-    tag: latest
-  # -- Additional flags to pass to redpanda,
-  additionalRedpandaCmdFlags: []
-#    - --unsafe-bypass-fsync
-  # -- Termination grace period in seconds is time required to execute preStop hook
-  # which puts particular Redpanda Pod (process/container) into maintenance mode.
-  # Before settle down on particular value please put Redpanda under load and perform
-  # rolling upgrade or rolling restart. That value needs to accommodate two processes:
-  # * preStop hook needs to put Redpanda into maintenance mode
-  # * after preStop hook Redpanda needs to handle gracefully SIGTERM signal
-  #
-  # Both processes are executed sequentially where preStop hook has hard deadline in the
-  # middle of terminationGracePeriodSeconds.
-  #
-  # REF:
-  # https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/containers/container-lifecycle-hooks/#hook-handler-execution
-  # https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/pods/pod-lifecycle/#pod-termination
-  terminationGracePeriodSeconds: 90
-  ## Additional Volumes that you mount
-  extraVolumes: |-
-  ## Additional Volume mounts for redpanda container
-  extraVolumeMounts: |-
-
-# -- Service account management.
-serviceAccount:
-  # -- Specifies whether a service account should be created.
-  create: false
-  # -- Annotations to add to the service account.
-  annotations: {}
-  # -- The name of the service account to use.
-  # If not set and `serviceAccount.create` is `true`,
-  # a name is generated using the `redpanda.fullname` template.
-  name: ""
-
-# -- Role Based Access Control.
-rbac:
-  # -- Enable for features that need extra privileges.
-  # If you use the Redpanda Operator,
-  # you must deploy it with the `--set rbac.createRPKBundleCRs=true` flag
-  # to give it the required ClusterRoles.
-  enabled: false
-  # -- Annotations to add to the `rbac` resources.
-  annotations: {}
-
-# -- Redpanda tuning settings.
-# Each is set to their default values in Redpanda.
-tuning:
-  # -- Increase the maximum number of outstanding asynchronous IO operations if the
-  # current value is below a certain threshold. This allows Redpanda to make as many
-  # simultaneous IO requests as possible, increasing throughput.
-  #
-  # When this option is enabled, Helm creates a privileged container. If your security profile does not allow this,
-  # see the [tuning documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/deploy/deployment-option/self-hosted/kubernetes/kubernetes-tune-workers/).
-  tune_aio_events: true
-  #
-  # Syncs NTP
-  # tune_clocksource: false
-  #
-  # Creates a "ballast" file so that, if a Redpanda node runs out of space,
-  # you can delete the ballast file to allow the node to resume operations and then
-  # delete a topic or records to reduce the space used by Redpanda.
-  # tune_ballast_file: false
-  #
-  # The path where the ballast file will be created.
-  # ballast_file_path: "/var/lib/redpanda/data/ballast"
-  #
-  # The ballast file size.
-  # ballast_file_size: "1GiB"
-  #
-  # (Optional) The vendor, VM type and storage device type that redpanda will run on, in
-  # the format <vendor>:<vm>:<storage>. This hints to rpk which configuration values it
-  # should use for the redpanda IO scheduler.
-  # Some valid values are "gcp:c2-standard-16:nvme", "aws:i3.xlarge:default"
-  # well_known_io: ""
-  #
-  # The following tuning parameters must be false in container environments and will be ignored:
-  #   tune_network
-  #   tune_disk_scheduler
-  #   tune_disk_nomerges
-  #   tune_disk_irq
-  #   tune_fstrim
-  #   tune_cpu
-  #   tune_swappiness
-  #   tune_transparent_hugepages
-  #   tune_coredump
-
-
-# -- Listener settings.
-#
-# Override global settings configured above for individual
-# listeners.
-# For details,
-# see the [listeners documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/manage/kubernetes/networking/configure-listeners/).
-listeners:
-  # -- Admin API listener (only one).
-  admin:
-    # -- The port for both internal and external connections to the Admin API.
-    port: 9644
-    # -- Optional external access settings.
-    external:
-      # -- Name of the external listener.
-      default:
-        port: 9645
-        # Override the global `external.enabled` for only this listener.
-        # enabled: true
-        # -- The port advertised to this listener's external clients.
-        # List one port if you want to use the same port for each broker (would be the case when using NodePort service).
-        # Otherwise, list the port you want to use for each broker in order of StatefulSet replicas.
-        # If undefined, `listeners.admin.port` is used.
-        tls:
-          # enabled: true
-          cert: external
-        advertisedPorts:
-        - 31644
-    # -- Optional TLS section (required if global TLS is enabled)
-    tls:
-      # Optional flag to override the global TLS enabled flag.
-      # enabled: true
-      # -- Name of the Certificate used for TLS (must match a Certificate name that is registered in tls.certs).
-      cert: default
-      # -- If true, the truststore file for this listener is included in the ConfigMap.
-      requireClientAuth: false
-  # -- Kafka API listeners.
-  kafka:
-    # -- The port for internal client connections.
-    port: 9093
-    # default is "sasl"
-    authenticationMethod:
-    tls:
-      # Optional flag to override the global TLS enabled flag.
-      # enabled: true
-      cert: default
-      requireClientAuth: false
-    external:
-      default:
-        # enabled: true
-        # -- The port used for external client connections.
-        port: 9094
-        # prefixTemplate: ""
-        # -- If undefined, `listeners.kafka.external.default.port` is used.
-        advertisedPorts:
-        - 31092
-        tls:
-          # enabled: true
-          cert: external
-        # default is "sasl"
-        authenticationMethod:
-  # -- RPC listener (this is never externally accessible).
-  rpc:
-    port: 33145
-    tls:
-      # Optional flag to override the global TLS enabled flag.
-      # enabled: true
-      cert: default
-      requireClientAuth: false
-  # -- Schema registry listeners.
-  schemaRegistry:
-    enabled: true
-    port: 8081
-    kafkaEndpoint: default
-    # default is "http_basic"
-    authenticationMethod:
-    tls:
-      # Optional flag to override the global TLS enabled flag.
-      # enabled: true
-      cert: default
-      requireClientAuth: false
-    external:
-      default:
-        # enabled: true
-        port: 8084
-        advertisedPorts:
-        - 30081
-        tls:
-          # enabled: true
-          cert: external
-          requireClientAuth: false
-        # default is "http_basic"
-        authenticationMethod:
-  # -- HTTP API listeners (aka PandaProxy).
-  http:
-    enabled: true
-    port: 8082
-    kafkaEndpoint: default
-    # default is "http_basic"
-    authenticationMethod:
-    tls:
-      # Optional flag to override the global TLS enabled flag.
-      # enabled: true
-      cert: default
-      requireClientAuth: false
-    external:
-      default:
-        # enabled: true
-        port: 8083
-        # prefixTemplate: ""
-        advertisedPorts:
-          - 30082
-        tls:
-          # enabled: true
-          cert: external
-          requireClientAuth: false
-        # default is "http_basic"
-        authenticationMethod:
-
-# Expert Config
-# Here be dragons!
-#
-# -- This section contains various settings supported by Redpanda that may not work
-# correctly in a Kubernetes cluster. Changing these settings comes with some risk.
-#
-# Use these settings to customize various Redpanda configurations that are not covered in other sections.
-# These values have no impact on the configuration or behavior of the Kubernetes objects deployed by Helm,
-# and therefore should not be modified for the purpose of configuring those objects.
-# Instead, these settings get passed directly to the Redpanda binary at startup.
-# For descriptions of these properties,
-# see the [configuration documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/cluster-administration/configuration/).
-config:
-  rpk: {}
-    # additional_start_flags:                                      # List of flags to pass to rpk, e.g., ` "--idle-poll-time-us=0"`
-  cluster:
-    default_topic_replications: 3                                  # Default replication factor for new topics
-                                                                   # There is logic in the chart that will set this to 1 if there are fewer than 3 statefulset.replicas
-    # auto_create_topics_enabled: true                             # Allow topic auto creation
-    # transaction_coordinator_replication: 1                       # Replication factor for a transaction coordinator topic
-    # id_allocator_replication: 1                                  # Replication factor for an ID allocator topic
-    # default_topic_partitions: 1                                  # Default number of partitions per topic
-    # disable_metrics: false                                       # Disable registering metrics
-    # enable_coproc: false                                         # Enable coprocessing mode
-    # enable_idempotence: false                                    # Enable idempotent producer
-    # enable_pid_file: true                                        # Enable pid file; You probably don't want to change this
-    # enable_transactions: false                                   # Enable transactions
-    # group_max_session_timeout_ms: 300s                           # The maximum allowed session timeout for registered consumers; Longer timeouts give consumers more time to process messages in between heartbeats at the cost of a longer time to detect failures; Default quota tracking window size in milliseconds
-    # group_min_session_timeout_ms: Optional                       # The minimum allowed session timeout for registered consumers; Shorter timeouts result in quicker failure detection at the cost of more frequent consumer heartbeating
-    # kafka_group_recovery_timeout_ms: 30000ms                     # Kafka group recovery timeout expressed in milliseconds
-    # kafka_qdc_enable: false                                      # Enable kafka queue depth control
-    # kafka_qdc_max_latency_ms: 80ms                               # Max latency threshold for kafka queue depth control depth tracking
-    # log_cleanup_policy: deletion                                 # Default topic cleanup policy
-    # log_compaction_interval_ms: 5min                             # How often do we trigger background compaction
-    # log_compression_type: producer                               # Default topic compression type
-    # log_message_timestamp_type: create_time                      # Default topic messages timestamp type
-    # retention_bytes: None                                        # max bytes per partition on disk before triggering a compaction
-    # rm_sync_timeout_ms: 2000ms
-    # rm_violation_recovery_policy: crash                          # Describes how to recover from an invariant violation happened on the partition level
-    # target_quota_byte_rate: 2GB                                  # Target quota byte rate in bytes per second
-    # tm_sync_timeout_ms: 2000ms                                   # Time to wait state catch up before rejecting a request
-    # tm_violation_recovery_policy: crash                          # Describes how to recover from an invariant violation happened on the transaction coordinator level
-    # transactional_id_expiration_ms: 10080min                     # Producer ids are expired once this time has elapsed after the last write with the given producer ID
-  # -- Tunable cluster properties.
-  tunable:
-    # -- See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#log_segment_size).
-    log_segment_size: 134217728                                    # 128 mb
-    # -- See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#log_segment_size_min).
-    log_segment_size_min: 16777216                                 # 16 mb
-    # -- See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#log_segment_size_max).
-    log_segment_size_max: 268435456                                # 256 mb
-    # -- See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#kafka_batch_max_bytes).
-    kafka_batch_max_bytes: 1048576                                 # 1 mb
-    # -- See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#topic_partitions_per_shard).
-    topic_partitions_per_shard: 1000
-    # -- See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#compacted_log_segment_size).
-    compacted_log_segment_size: 67108864                           # 64 mb
-    # -- See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#max_compacted_log_segment_size).
-    max_compacted_log_segment_size: 536870912                      # 512 mb
-    # -- See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/cluster-properties/#kafka_connection_rate_limit).
-    kafka_connection_rate_limit: 1000
-    # -- See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/tunable-properties/#group_topic_partitions).
-    group_topic_partitions: 16
-    # cloud_storage_enable_remote_read: true                       # cluster wide configuration for read from remote cloud storage
-    # cloud_storage_enable_remote_write: true                      # cluster wide configuration for writing to remote cloud storage
-
-    # alter_topic_cfg_timeout_ms: 5s                               # Time to wait for entries replication in controller log when executing alter configuration request
-    # compacted_log_segment_size: 256MiB                           # How large in bytes should each compacted log segment be (default 256MiB)
-    # controller_backend_housekeeping_interval_ms: 1s              # Interval between iterations of controller backend housekeeping loop
-    # coproc_max_batch_size: 32kb                                  # Maximum amount of bytes to read from one topic read
-    # coproc_max_inflight_bytes: 10MB                              # Maximum amountt of inflight bytes when sending data to wasm engine
-    # coproc_max_ingest_bytes: 640kb                               # Maximum amount of data to hold from input logs in memory
-    # coproc_offset_flush_interval_ms: 300000ms                    # Interval for which all coprocessor offsets are flushed to disk
-    # create_topic_timeout_ms: 2000ms                              # Timeout (ms) to wait for new topic creation
-    # default_num_windows: 10                                      # Default number of quota tracking windows
-    # default_window_sec: 1000ms                                   # Default quota tracking window size in milliseconds
-    # log_retention_ms: 6.048e+8                                   # delete segments older than this (default 1 week)
-    # disable_batch_cache: false                                   # Disable batch cache in log manager
-    # fetch_reads_debounce_timeout: 1ms                            # Time to wait for next read in fetch request when requested min bytes wasn't reached
-    # fetch_session_eviction_timeout_ms: 60s                       # Minimum time before which unused session will get evicted from sessions; Maximum time after which inactive session will be deleted is two time given configuration valuecache
-    # group_initial_rebalance_delay: 300                           # Extra delay (ms) added to rebalance phase to wait for new members
-    # group_new_member_join_timeout: 30000ms                       # Timeout for new member joins
-    # group_topic_partitions: 1                                    # Number of partitions in the internal group membership topic
-    # id_allocator_batch_size: 1000                                # ID allocator allocates messages in batches (each batch is a one log record) and then serves requests from memory without touching the log until the batch is exhausted
-    # id_allocator_log_capacity: 100                               # Capacity of the id_allocator log in number of messages; Once it reached id_allocator_stm should compact the log
-    # join_retry_timeout_ms: 5s                                    # Time between cluster join retries in milliseconds
-    # kafka_qdc_idle_depth: 10                                     # Queue depth when idleness is detected in kafka queue depth control
-    # kafka_qdc_latency_alpha: 0.002                               # Smoothing parameter for kafka queue depth control latency tracking
-    # kafka_qdc_max_depth: 100                                     # Maximum queue depth used in kafka queue depth control
-    # kafka_qdc_min_depth: 1                                       # Minimum queue depth used in kafka queue depth control
-    # kafka_qdc_window_count: 12                                   # Number of windows used in kafka queue depth control latency tracking
-    # kafka_qdc_window_size_ms: 1500ms                             # Window size for kafka queue depth control latency tracking
-    # kvstore_flush_interval: 10ms                                 # Key-value store flush interval (ms)
-    # kvstore_max_segment_size: 16MB                               # Key-value maximum segment size (bytes)
-    # log_segment_size: 1GB                                        # How large in bytes should each log segment be (default 1G)
-    # max_compacted_log_segment_size: 5GB                          # Max compacted segment size after consolidation
-    # max_kafka_throttle_delay_ms: 60000ms                         # Fail-safe maximum throttle delay on kafka requests
-    # metadata_dissemination_interval_ms: 3000ms                   # Interaval for metadata dissemination batching
-    # metadata_dissemination_retries: 10                           # Number of attempts of looking up a topic's meta data like shard before failing a request
-    # metadata_dissemination_retry_delay_ms: 500ms                 # Delay before retry a topic lookup in a shard or other meta tables
-    # quota_manager_gc_sec: 30000ms                                # Quota manager GC frequency in milliseconds
-    # raft_learner_recovery_rate: 104857600                        # Raft learner recovery rate in bytes per second
-    # raft_heartbeat_disconnect_failures: 3                        # After how many failed heartbeats to forcibly close an unresponsive TCP connection. Set to 0 to disable force disconnection.
-    # raft_heartbeat_interval_ms: 150                              # The interval in ms between raft leader heartbeats.
-    # raft_heartbeat_timeout_ms: 3000                              # Raft heartbeat RPC timeout.
-    # raft_io_timeout_ms: 10000                                    # Raft I/O timeout.
-    # raft_max_concurrent_append_requests_per_follower: 16         # Maximum number of concurrent append entries requests sent by leader to one follower.
-    # raft_max_recovery_memory: 33554432                           # Maximum memory that can be used for reads in the raft recovery process.
-    # raft_recovery_default_read_size: 524288                      # Default size of read issued during raft follower recovery.
-    # raft_replicate_batch_window_size: 1048576                    # Maximum size of requests cached for replication.
-    # raft_smp_max_non_local_requests:                             # Maximum number of x-core requests pending in Raft seastar::smp group. (for more details look at seastar::smp_service_group documentation).
-    # raft_timeout_now_timeout_ms: 1000                            # Timeout for a timeout now request.
-    # raft_transfer_leader_recovery_timeout_ms: 1000               # Timeout waiting for follower recovery when transferring leadership.
-    # raft_election_timeout_ms: 1500ms                             # Election timeout expressed in milliseconds TBD - election_time_out
-    # readers_cache_eviction_timeout_ms: 30s                       # Duration after which inactive readers will be evicted from cache
-    # reclaim_growth_window: 3000ms                                # Length of time in which reclaim sizes grow
-    # reclaim_max_size: 4MB                                        # Maximum batch cache reclaim size
-    # reclaim_min_size: 128KB                                      # Minimum batch cache reclaim size
-    # reclaim_stable_window: 10000ms                               # Length of time above which growth is reset
-    # recovery_append_timeout_ms: 5s                               # Timeout for append entries requests issued while updating stale follower
-    # release_cache_on_segment_roll: false                         # Free cache when segments roll
-    # replicate_append_timeout_ms: 3s                              # Timeout for append entries requests issued while replicating entries
-    # segment_appender_flush_timeout_ms: 1ms                       # Maximum delay until buffered data is written
-    # wait_for_leader_timeout_ms: 5000ms                           # Timeout (ms) to wait for leadership in metadata cache
-  # -- Node (broker) properties.
-  # See the [property reference documentation](https://docs.redpanda.com/docs/reference/node-properties/).
-  node:
-    # -- Crash loop limit
-    # A limit on the number of consecutive times a broker can crash within one hour before its crash-tracking logic is reset.
-    # This limit prevents a broker from getting stuck in an infinite cycle of crashes.
-    # User can disable this crash loop limit check by the following action:
-    #
-    # * One hour elapses since the last crash
-    # * The node configuration file, redpanda.yaml, is updated via config.cluster or config.node or config.tunable objects
-    # * The startup_log file in the node’s data_directory is manually deleted
-    #
-    # Default to 5
-    # REF: https://docs.redpanda.com/current/reference/node-properties/#crash_loop_limit
-    crash_loop_limit: 5
-    # node_id:                                                     # Unique ID identifying a node in the cluster
-    # data_directory:                                              # Place where redpanda will keep the data
-    # admin_api_doc_dir: /usr/share/redpanda/admin-api-doc         # Admin API doc directory
-    # api_doc_dir: /usr/share/redpanda/proxy-api-doc               # API doc directory
-    # coproc_supervisor_server: 127.0.0.1:43189                    # IpAddress and port for supervisor service
-    # dashboard_dir: None                                          # serve http dashboard on / url
-    # developer_mode: true                                         # Skips most of the checks performed at startup
-    # recovery_mode_enabled: false                                 # Sets recovery mode of a cluster
-
-  # Reference schema registry client https://docs.redpanda.com/current/reference/node-configuration-sample/
-  schema_registry_client: {}
-    #  # Number of times to retry a request to a broker
-    #  # Default: 5
-    # retries: 5
-    #
-    #  # Delay (in milliseconds) for initial retry backoff
-    #  # Default: 100ms
-    # retry_base_backoff_ms: 100
-    #
-    #  # Number of records to batch before sending to broker
-    #  # Default: 1000
-    # produce_batch_record_count: 1000
-    #
-    #  # Number of bytes to batch before sending to broker
-    #  # Defautl 1MiB
-    # produce_batch_size_bytes: 1048576
-    #
-    #  # Delay (in milliseconds) to wait before sending batch
-    #  # Default: 100ms
-    # produce_batch_delay_ms: 100
-    #
-    #  # Interval (in milliseconds) for consumer request timeout
-    #  # Default: 100ms
-    # consumer_request_timeout_ms: 100
-    #
-    #  # Max bytes to fetch per request
-    #  # Default: 1MiB
-    # consumer_request_max_bytes: 1048576
-    #
-    #  # Timeout (in milliseconds) for consumer session
-    #  # Default: 10s
-    # consumer_session_timeout_ms: 10000
-    #
-    #  # Timeout (in milliseconds) for consumer rebalance
-    #  # Default: 2s
-    # consumer_rebalance_timeout_ms: 2000
-    #
-    #  # Interval (in milliseconds) for consumer heartbeats
-    #  # Default: 500ms
-    # consumer_heartbeat_interval_ms: 500
-
-  # Reference panda proxy client https://docs.redpanda.com/current/reference/node-configuration-sample/
-  pandaproxy_client: {}
-    #  # Number of times to retry a request to a broker
-    #  # Default: 5
-    # retries: 5
-    #
-    #  # Delay (in milliseconds) for initial retry backoff
-    #  # Default: 100ms
-    # retry_base_backoff_ms: 100
-    #
-    #  # Number of records to batch before sending to broker
-    #  # Default: 1000
-    # produce_batch_record_count: 1000
-    #
-    #  # Number of bytes to batch before sending to broker
-    #  # Defautl 1MiB
-    # produce_batch_size_bytes: 1048576
-    #
-    #  # Delay (in milliseconds) to wait before sending batch
-    #  # Default: 100ms
-    # produce_batch_delay_ms: 100
-    #
-    #  # Interval (in milliseconds) for consumer request timeout
-    #  # Default: 100ms
-    # consumer_request_timeout_ms: 100
-    #
-    #  # Max bytes to fetch per request
-    #  # Default: 1MiB
-    # consumer_request_max_bytes: 1048576
-    #
-    #  # Timeout (in milliseconds) for consumer session
-    #  # Default: 10s
-    # consumer_session_timeout_ms: 10000
-    #
-    #  # Timeout (in milliseconds) for consumer rebalance
-    #  # Default: 2s
-    # consumer_rebalance_timeout_ms: 2000
-    #
-    #  # Interval (in milliseconds) for consumer heartbeats
-    #  # Default: 500ms
-    # consumer_heartbeat_interval_ms: 500
-
-  # Invalid properties
-  # Any of these properties will be ignored. These otherwise valid properties are not allowed
-  # to be used in this section since they impact deploying Redpanda in Kubernetes.
-  # Make use of the above sections to modify these values instead (see comments below).
-  # admin: "127.0.0.1:9644"                                        # Address and port of admin server: use listeners.admin
-  # admin_api_tls: validate_many                                   # TLS configuration for admin HTTP server: use listeners.admin.tls
-  # advertised_kafka_api: None                                     # Address of Kafka API published to the clients
-  # advertised_pandaproxy_api: None                                # Rest API address and port to publish to client
-  # advertised_rpc_api: None                                       # Address of RPC endpoint published to other cluster members
-  # enable_admin_api: true                                         # Enable the admin API
-  # enable_sasl: false                                             # Enable SASL authentication for Kafka connections
-  # kafka_api: "127.0.0.1:9092"                                    # Address and port of an interface to listen for Kafka API requests
-  # kafka_api_tls: None                                            # TLS configuration for Kafka API endpoint
-  # pandaproxy_api: "0.0.0.0:8082"                                 # Rest API listen address and port
-  # pandaproxy_api_tls: validate_many                              # TLS configuration for Pandaproxy api
-  # rpc_server: "127.0.0.1:33145"                                  # IP address and port for RPC server
-  # rpc_server_tls: validate                                       # TLS configuration for RPC server
-  # superusers: None                                               # List of superuser usernames
-
-tests:
-  enabled: true