I'm trying to build an OPA bundle. Some of the included raw data.json files are larger than 1GB (1073741824 bytes) and exceed the preconfigured size_limit_bytes. Build CLI command:
./opa build -b /path/to/bundle
causes the error:
error: load error: bundle /path/to/bundle: bundle file extra/data.json size (1073741825 bytes) exceeds configured size_limit_bytes (1073741824 bytes)
OPA version: 0.62.1
Is there a way to specify custom size_limit_bytes for opa build? For opa run it is possible to configure this parameter via the config file or --set, but there is no such option for opa build.
As a workaround - it is possible to build .tar.gz directly using tar and gzip, but using opa build is a preferred way. Any options to do that?
I'm afraid the bundle size limit is not exposed as a CLI parameter to opa build. It thus falls back to the default of 1G.
You could
opa binary with the default changedeopa binary -- its eopa build command has a much higher default(Note that I just brought Enterprise OPA up to give you an easy way out. The higher default is not part of its value proposition. And you don't need a license to run it for your purposes, you should be able to go from opa build ... straight to eopa build ...)