---
apiVersion: carto.run/v1alpha1
kind: ClusterSourceTemplate
metadata: {}
spec:

  # HealthRule specifies rubric for determining the health of a
  # resource stamped by this template. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/health-rules/
  # +optional
  healthRule:

    # AlwaysHealthy being set indicates the resource should always
    # be considered healthy once it exists.
    # +optional
    alwaysHealthy: {}

    # MultiMatch specifies explicitly which conditions and/or
    # fields should be used to determine healthiness.
    # +optional
    multiMatch:

      # Healthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ALL of which must be met for the resource to
      # be considered healthy.
      healthy:

        # MatchConditions are the conditions and statuses to read.
        # +optional
        matchConditions:
          - # Status is the status of the condition
            status: <string>

            # Type is the type of the condition
            type: <string>

        # MatchFields stipulates a FieldSelectorRequirement for
        # this rule.
        # +optional
        matchFields:
          - # Key is the JSON path in the workload to match
            # against. e.g. for workload:
            # "workload.spec.source.git.url", e.g. for
            # deliverable: "deliverable.spec.source.git.url"
            key: <string>

            # MessagePath is specified in jsonpath format. It is
            # evaluated against the resource to provide a message
            # in the owner's resource condition if it is the first
            # matching requirement that determine the current
            # ResourcesHealthy condition status.
            # +optional
            messagePath: <string>

            # Operator represents a key's relationship to a set of
            # values. Valid operators are In, NotIn, Exists and
            # DoesNotExist.
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>

            # Values is an array of string values. If the operator
            # is In or NotIn, the values array must be non-empty.
            # If the operator is Exists or DoesNotExist, the
            # values array must be empty.
            # +optional
            values: [ <string> ]

      # Unhealthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ANY of which, when met, indicate that the
      # resource should be considered unhealthy.
      unhealthy:
        matchConditions:
          - status: <string>
            type: <string>
        matchFields:
          - key: <string>
            messagePath: <string>
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>
            values: [ <string> ]

    # SingleConditionType names a single condition which, when
    # True indicates the resource is healthy. When False it is
    # unhealthy. Otherwise, healthiness is Unknown.
    # +optional
    singleConditionType: <string>

  # Lifecycle specifies whether template modifications should
  # result in originally created objects being updated (`mutable`)
  # or in new objects created alongside original objects
  # (`immutable` or `tekton`). See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/lifecycle/
  # +optional
  lifecycle: <[mutable|immutable|tekton]>

  # Additional parameters. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/architecture/#parameter-hierarchy
  # +optional
  params:
    - # DefaultValue of the parameter. Causes the parameter to be
      # optional; If the Owner or Template does not specify this
      # parameter, this value is used.
      default: <any>

      # Name of a parameter the template accepts from the
      # Blueprint or Owner.
      name: <string>

  # RetentionPolicy specifies how many successful and failed runs
  # should be retained if the template lifecycle is
  # immutable/tekton. Runs older than this (ordered by creation
  # time) will be deleted. Setting higher values will increase
  # memory footprint. If unspecified on immutable/tekton, default
  # behavior will == {maxFailedRuns: 10, maxSuccessfulRuns: 10}
  # +optional
  retentionPolicy:

    # MaxFailedRuns is the number of failed runs to retain.
    maxFailedRuns: <integer>

    # MaxSuccessfulRuns is the number of successful runs to
    # retain.
    maxSuccessfulRuns: <integer>

  # RevisionPath is a path into the templated object's data that
  # contains a revision. The revision, along with the URL,
  # represents the output of the Template. RevisionPath is
  # specified in jsonpath format, eg: .status.artifact.revision
  revisionPath: <string>

  # Template defines a resource template for a Kubernetes Resource
  # or Custom Resource which is applied to the server each time
  # the blueprint is applied. Templates support simple value
  # interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For more
  # information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  template: {}

  # URLPath is a path into the templated object's data that
  # contains a URL. The URL, along with the revision, represents
  # the output of the Template. URLPath is specified in jsonpath
  # format, eg: .status.artifact.url
  urlPath: <string>

  # Ytt defines a resource template written in `ytt` for a
  # Kubernetes Resource or Custom Resource which is applied to the
  # server each time the blueprint is applied. Templates support
  # simple value interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For
  # more information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  ytt: <string>

---
apiVersion: carto.run/v1alpha1
kind: ClusterImageTemplate
metadata: {}
spec:

  # HealthRule specifies rubric for determining the health of a
  # resource stamped by this template. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/health-rules/
  # +optional
  healthRule:

    # AlwaysHealthy being set indicates the resource should always
    # be considered healthy once it exists.
    # +optional
    alwaysHealthy: {}

    # MultiMatch specifies explicitly which conditions and/or
    # fields should be used to determine healthiness.
    # +optional
    multiMatch:

      # Healthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ALL of which must be met for the resource to
      # be considered healthy.
      healthy:

        # MatchConditions are the conditions and statuses to read.
        # +optional
        matchConditions:
          - # Status is the status of the condition
            status: <string>

            # Type is the type of the condition
            type: <string>

        # MatchFields stipulates a FieldSelectorRequirement for
        # this rule.
        # +optional
        matchFields:
          - # Key is the JSON path in the workload to match
            # against. e.g. for workload:
            # "workload.spec.source.git.url", e.g. for
            # deliverable: "deliverable.spec.source.git.url"
            key: <string>

            # MessagePath is specified in jsonpath format. It is
            # evaluated against the resource to provide a message
            # in the owner's resource condition if it is the first
            # matching requirement that determine the current
            # ResourcesHealthy condition status.
            # +optional
            messagePath: <string>

            # Operator represents a key's relationship to a set of
            # values. Valid operators are In, NotIn, Exists and
            # DoesNotExist.
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>

            # Values is an array of string values. If the operator
            # is In or NotIn, the values array must be non-empty.
            # If the operator is Exists or DoesNotExist, the
            # values array must be empty.
            # +optional
            values: [ <string> ]

      # Unhealthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ANY of which, when met, indicate that the
      # resource should be considered unhealthy.
      unhealthy:
        matchConditions:
          - status: <string>
            type: <string>
        matchFields:
          - key: <string>
            messagePath: <string>
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>
            values: [ <string> ]

    # SingleConditionType names a single condition which, when
    # True indicates the resource is healthy. When False it is
    # unhealthy. Otherwise, healthiness is Unknown.
    # +optional
    singleConditionType: <string>

  # ImagePath is a path into the templated object's data that
  # contains a valid image digest. This might be a URL or in some
  # cases just a repository path and digest. The final spec for
  # this field may change as we implement RFC-0016
  # https://github.com/vmware-tanzu/cartographer/blob/main/rfc/rfc-0016-validate-template-outputs.md
  # ImagePath is specified in jsonpath format, eg:
  # .status.artifact.image_digest
  imagePath: <string>

  # Lifecycle specifies whether template modifications should
  # result in originally created objects being updated (`mutable`)
  # or in new objects created alongside original objects
  # (`immutable` or `tekton`). See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/lifecycle/
  # +optional
  lifecycle: <[mutable|immutable|tekton]>

  # Additional parameters. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/architecture/#parameter-hierarchy
  # +optional
  params:
    - # DefaultValue of the parameter. Causes the parameter to be
      # optional; If the Owner or Template does not specify this
      # parameter, this value is used.
      default: <any>

      # Name of a parameter the template accepts from the
      # Blueprint or Owner.
      name: <string>

  # RetentionPolicy specifies how many successful and failed runs
  # should be retained if the template lifecycle is
  # immutable/tekton. Runs older than this (ordered by creation
  # time) will be deleted. Setting higher values will increase
  # memory footprint. If unspecified on immutable/tekton, default
  # behavior will == {maxFailedRuns: 10, maxSuccessfulRuns: 10}
  # +optional
  retentionPolicy:

    # MaxFailedRuns is the number of failed runs to retain.
    maxFailedRuns: <integer>

    # MaxSuccessfulRuns is the number of successful runs to
    # retain.
    maxSuccessfulRuns: <integer>

  # Template defines a resource template for a Kubernetes Resource
  # or Custom Resource which is applied to the server each time
  # the blueprint is applied. Templates support simple value
  # interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For more
  # information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  template: {}

  # Ytt defines a resource template written in `ytt` for a
  # Kubernetes Resource or Custom Resource which is applied to the
  # server each time the blueprint is applied. Templates support
  # simple value interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For
  # more information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  ytt: <string>

---
apiVersion: carto.run/v1alpha1
kind: ClusterConfigTemplate
metadata: {}
spec:

  # ConfigPath is a path into the templated object's data that
  # contains valid yaml. This is typically the information that
  # will configure the components of the deployable image.
  # ConfigPath is specified in jsonpath format, eg: .data
  configPath: <string>

  # HealthRule specifies rubric for determining the health of a
  # resource stamped by this template. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/health-rules/
  # +optional
  healthRule:

    # AlwaysHealthy being set indicates the resource should always
    # be considered healthy once it exists.
    # +optional
    alwaysHealthy: {}

    # MultiMatch specifies explicitly which conditions and/or
    # fields should be used to determine healthiness.
    # +optional
    multiMatch:

      # Healthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ALL of which must be met for the resource to
      # be considered healthy.
      healthy:

        # MatchConditions are the conditions and statuses to read.
        # +optional
        matchConditions:
          - # Status is the status of the condition
            status: <string>

            # Type is the type of the condition
            type: <string>

        # MatchFields stipulates a FieldSelectorRequirement for
        # this rule.
        # +optional
        matchFields:
          - # Key is the JSON path in the workload to match
            # against. e.g. for workload:
            # "workload.spec.source.git.url", e.g. for
            # deliverable: "deliverable.spec.source.git.url"
            key: <string>

            # MessagePath is specified in jsonpath format. It is
            # evaluated against the resource to provide a message
            # in the owner's resource condition if it is the first
            # matching requirement that determine the current
            # ResourcesHealthy condition status.
            # +optional
            messagePath: <string>

            # Operator represents a key's relationship to a set of
            # values. Valid operators are In, NotIn, Exists and
            # DoesNotExist.
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>

            # Values is an array of string values. If the operator
            # is In or NotIn, the values array must be non-empty.
            # If the operator is Exists or DoesNotExist, the
            # values array must be empty.
            # +optional
            values: [ <string> ]

      # Unhealthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ANY of which, when met, indicate that the
      # resource should be considered unhealthy.
      unhealthy:
        matchConditions:
          - status: <string>
            type: <string>
        matchFields:
          - key: <string>
            messagePath: <string>
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>
            values: [ <string> ]

    # SingleConditionType names a single condition which, when
    # True indicates the resource is healthy. When False it is
    # unhealthy. Otherwise, healthiness is Unknown.
    # +optional
    singleConditionType: <string>

  # Lifecycle specifies whether template modifications should
  # result in originally created objects being updated (`mutable`)
  # or in new objects created alongside original objects
  # (`immutable` or `tekton`). See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/lifecycle/
  # +optional
  lifecycle: <[mutable|immutable|tekton]>

  # Additional parameters. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/architecture/#parameter-hierarchy
  # +optional
  params:
    - # DefaultValue of the parameter. Causes the parameter to be
      # optional; If the Owner or Template does not specify this
      # parameter, this value is used.
      default: <any>

      # Name of a parameter the template accepts from the
      # Blueprint or Owner.
      name: <string>

  # RetentionPolicy specifies how many successful and failed runs
  # should be retained if the template lifecycle is
  # immutable/tekton. Runs older than this (ordered by creation
  # time) will be deleted. Setting higher values will increase
  # memory footprint. If unspecified on immutable/tekton, default
  # behavior will == {maxFailedRuns: 10, maxSuccessfulRuns: 10}
  # +optional
  retentionPolicy:

    # MaxFailedRuns is the number of failed runs to retain.
    maxFailedRuns: <integer>

    # MaxSuccessfulRuns is the number of successful runs to
    # retain.
    maxSuccessfulRuns: <integer>

  # Template defines a resource template for a Kubernetes Resource
  # or Custom Resource which is applied to the server each time
  # the blueprint is applied. Templates support simple value
  # interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For more
  # information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  template: {}

  # Ytt defines a resource template written in `ytt` for a
  # Kubernetes Resource or Custom Resource which is applied to the
  # server each time the blueprint is applied. Templates support
  # simple value interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For
  # more information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  ytt: <string>

---
apiVersion: carto.run/v1alpha1
kind: ClusterDeploymentTemplate
metadata: {}
spec:

  # HealthRule specifies rubric for determining the health of a
  # resource stamped by this template. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/health-rules/
  # +optional
  healthRule:

    # AlwaysHealthy being set indicates the resource should always
    # be considered healthy once it exists.
    # +optional
    alwaysHealthy: {}

    # MultiMatch specifies explicitly which conditions and/or
    # fields should be used to determine healthiness.
    # +optional
    multiMatch:

      # Healthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ALL of which must be met for the resource to
      # be considered healthy.
      healthy:

        # MatchConditions are the conditions and statuses to read.
        # +optional
        matchConditions:
          - # Status is the status of the condition
            status: <string>

            # Type is the type of the condition
            type: <string>

        # MatchFields stipulates a FieldSelectorRequirement for
        # this rule.
        # +optional
        matchFields:
          - # Key is the JSON path in the workload to match
            # against. e.g. for workload:
            # "workload.spec.source.git.url", e.g. for
            # deliverable: "deliverable.spec.source.git.url"
            key: <string>

            # MessagePath is specified in jsonpath format. It is
            # evaluated against the resource to provide a message
            # in the owner's resource condition if it is the first
            # matching requirement that determine the current
            # ResourcesHealthy condition status.
            # +optional
            messagePath: <string>

            # Operator represents a key's relationship to a set of
            # values. Valid operators are In, NotIn, Exists and
            # DoesNotExist.
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>

            # Values is an array of string values. If the operator
            # is In or NotIn, the values array must be non-empty.
            # If the operator is Exists or DoesNotExist, the
            # values array must be empty.
            # +optional
            values: [ <string> ]

      # Unhealthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ANY of which, when met, indicate that the
      # resource should be considered unhealthy.
      unhealthy:
        matchConditions:
          - status: <string>
            type: <string>
        matchFields:
          - key: <string>
            messagePath: <string>
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>
            values: [ <string> ]

    # SingleConditionType names a single condition which, when
    # True indicates the resource is healthy. When False it is
    # unhealthy. Otherwise, healthiness is Unknown.
    # +optional
    singleConditionType: <string>

  # Lifecycle specifies whether template modifications should
  # result in originally created objects being updated (`mutable`)
  # or in new objects created alongside original objects
  # (`immutable` or `tekton`). See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/lifecycle/
  # +optional
  lifecycle: <[mutable|immutable|tekton]>

  # ObservedCompletion describe the criteria for determining that
  # the templated object completed configuration of environment.
  # These criteria assert completion when metadata.Generation and
  # status.ObservedGeneration match, AND success or failure
  # criteria match. Cannot specify both ObservedMatches and
  # ObservedCompletion.
  # +optional
  observedCompletion:

    # FailedCondition, when matched, indicates that the input did
    # not deploy successfully.
    # +optional
    failed:

      # Key is a jsonPath expression pointing to the field to
      # inspect on the templated object, eg:
      # 'status.conditions[?(@.type=="Succeeded")].status'
      key: <string>

      # Value is the expected value that, when matching the key's
      # actual value, makes this condition true.
      value: <string>

    # SucceededCondition, when matched, indicates that the input
    # was successfully deployed.
    succeeded:

      # Key is a jsonPath expression pointing to the field to
      # inspect on the templated object, eg:
      # 'status.conditions[?(@.type=="Succeeded")].status'
      key: <string>

      # Value is the expected value that, when matching the key's
      # actual value, makes this condition true.
      value: <string>

  # ObservedMatches describe the criteria for determining that the
  # templated object completed configuration of environment. These
  # criteria assert completion when an output (usually a field in
  # .status) matches an input (usually a field in .spec) Cannot
  # specify both ObservedMatches and ObservedCompletion.
  # +optional
  observedMatches:
    - # Input is a jsonPath to a value that is fulfilled before
      # the templated object is reconciled. Usually a value in the
      # .spec of the object
      input: <string>

      # Output is a jsonPath to a value that is fulfilled after
      # the templated object is reconciled. Usually a value in the
      # .status of the object
      output: <string>

  # Additional parameters. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/architecture/#parameter-hierarchy
  # +optional
  params:
    - # DefaultValue of the parameter. Causes the parameter to be
      # optional; If the Owner or Template does not specify this
      # parameter, this value is used.
      default: <any>

      # Name of a parameter the template accepts from the
      # Blueprint or Owner.
      name: <string>

  # RetentionPolicy specifies how many successful and failed runs
  # should be retained if the template lifecycle is
  # immutable/tekton. Runs older than this (ordered by creation
  # time) will be deleted. Setting higher values will increase
  # memory footprint. If unspecified on immutable/tekton, default
  # behavior will == {maxFailedRuns: 10, maxSuccessfulRuns: 10}
  # +optional
  retentionPolicy:

    # MaxFailedRuns is the number of failed runs to retain.
    maxFailedRuns: <integer>

    # MaxSuccessfulRuns is the number of successful runs to
    # retain.
    maxSuccessfulRuns: <integer>

  # Template defines a resource template for a Kubernetes Resource
  # or Custom Resource which is applied to the server each time
  # the blueprint is applied. Templates support simple value
  # interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For more
  # information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  template: {}

  # Ytt defines a resource template written in `ytt` for a
  # Kubernetes Resource or Custom Resource which is applied to the
  # server each time the blueprint is applied. Templates support
  # simple value interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For
  # more information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  ytt: <string>

---
apiVersion: carto.run/v1alpha1
kind: ClusterTemplate
metadata: {}
spec:

  # HealthRule specifies rubric for determining the health of a
  # resource stamped by this template. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/health-rules/
  # +optional
  healthRule:

    # AlwaysHealthy being set indicates the resource should always
    # be considered healthy once it exists.
    # +optional
    alwaysHealthy: {}

    # MultiMatch specifies explicitly which conditions and/or
    # fields should be used to determine healthiness.
    # +optional
    multiMatch:

      # Healthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ALL of which must be met for the resource to
      # be considered healthy.
      healthy:

        # MatchConditions are the conditions and statuses to read.
        # +optional
        matchConditions:
          - # Status is the status of the condition
            status: <string>

            # Type is the type of the condition
            type: <string>

        # MatchFields stipulates a FieldSelectorRequirement for
        # this rule.
        # +optional
        matchFields:
          - # Key is the JSON path in the workload to match
            # against. e.g. for workload:
            # "workload.spec.source.git.url", e.g. for
            # deliverable: "deliverable.spec.source.git.url"
            key: <string>

            # MessagePath is specified in jsonpath format. It is
            # evaluated against the resource to provide a message
            # in the owner's resource condition if it is the first
            # matching requirement that determine the current
            # ResourcesHealthy condition status.
            # +optional
            messagePath: <string>

            # Operator represents a key's relationship to a set of
            # values. Valid operators are In, NotIn, Exists and
            # DoesNotExist.
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>

            # Values is an array of string values. If the operator
            # is In or NotIn, the values array must be non-empty.
            # If the operator is Exists or DoesNotExist, the
            # values array must be empty.
            # +optional
            values: [ <string> ]

      # Unhealthy is a HealthMatchRule which stipulates
      # requirements, ANY of which, when met, indicate that the
      # resource should be considered unhealthy.
      unhealthy:
        matchConditions:
          - status: <string>
            type: <string>
        matchFields:
          - key: <string>
            messagePath: <string>
            operator: <[In|NotIn|Exists|DoesNotExist]>
            values: [ <string> ]

    # SingleConditionType names a single condition which, when
    # True indicates the resource is healthy. When False it is
    # unhealthy. Otherwise, healthiness is Unknown.
    # +optional
    singleConditionType: <string>

  # Lifecycle specifies whether template modifications should
  # result in originally created objects being updated (`mutable`)
  # or in new objects created alongside original objects
  # (`immutable` or `tekton`). See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/lifecycle/
  # +optional
  lifecycle: <[mutable|immutable|tekton]>

  # Additional parameters. See:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/architecture/#parameter-hierarchy
  # +optional
  params:
    - # DefaultValue of the parameter. Causes the parameter to be
      # optional; If the Owner or Template does not specify this
      # parameter, this value is used.
      default: <any>

      # Name of a parameter the template accepts from the
      # Blueprint or Owner.
      name: <string>

  # RetentionPolicy specifies how many successful and failed runs
  # should be retained if the template lifecycle is
  # immutable/tekton. Runs older than this (ordered by creation
  # time) will be deleted. Setting higher values will increase
  # memory footprint. If unspecified on immutable/tekton, default
  # behavior will == {maxFailedRuns: 10, maxSuccessfulRuns: 10}
  # +optional
  retentionPolicy:

    # MaxFailedRuns is the number of failed runs to retain.
    maxFailedRuns: <integer>

    # MaxSuccessfulRuns is the number of successful runs to
    # retain.
    maxSuccessfulRuns: <integer>

  # Template defines a resource template for a Kubernetes Resource
  # or Custom Resource which is applied to the server each time
  # the blueprint is applied. Templates support simple value
  # interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For more
  # information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  template: {}

  # Ytt defines a resource template written in `ytt` for a
  # Kubernetes Resource or Custom Resource which is applied to the
  # server each time the blueprint is applied. Templates support
  # simple value interpolation using the $()$ marker format. For
  # more information, see:
  # https://cartographer.sh/docs/latest/templating/ You cannot
  # define both Template and Ytt at the same time. You should not
  # define the namespace for the resource - it will automatically
  # be created in the owner namespace. If the namespace is
  # specified and is not the owner namespace, the resource will
  # fail to be created.
  # +optional
  ytt: <string>