# Copy to sjel.local.toml (gitignored) — or just run tools/install.sh, which writes it.
#
# This machine's bootstrap facts: where its private overlay lives, and — when that
# overlay holds more than one machine — which of them this is. Everything else that
# differs per machine (os, container_runtime, capabilities, state mounts) lives in the
# overlay's own manifest. See schemas/machine.toml.example.
#
# tools/lib/paths.sh reads this file first and falls back to sjel.toml's shipped default.
# Single-line scalars, quoted — tools/lib/toml.sh's parsing contract.

overlay = "~/.sjel-overlay"

# Optional. An overlay describes a deployment, and a deployment may own several machines
# — a cheap always-on service node and a separate compute node, say. Resolution order:
#
#   1. this key            -> <overlay>/config/machines/<machine>.toml
#   2. the short hostname  -> <overlay>/config/machines/<hostname>.toml, if it exists
#   3. otherwise           -> <overlay>/config/machine.toml
#
# Set it when a host should carry a role name rather than whatever DNS calls it, or when
# the hostname changes more often than the role does. Naming a machine whose manifest is
# missing is an error, never a fallback: falling back would quietly operate on a
# different machine's enabled set.
#
# machine = "service-node"