Documentation → Configuration → Monitor Parameters
These parameters only apply to Monitors.
- use_antietcd
- enable_prometheus
- mon_http_port
- mon_http_ip
- mon_https_cert
- mon_https_key
- mon_https_client_auth
- mon_https_ca
- etcd_mon_ttl
- etcd_mon_timeout
- etcd_mon_retries
- mon_change_timeout
- mon_stats_timeout
- osd_out_time
- placement_levels
- use_old_pg_combinator
- Type: boolean
- Default: false
Enable experimental built-in etcd replacement (clustered key-value database): antietcd.
When set to true, monitor runs internal antietcd automatically if it finds
a network interface with an IP address matching one of addresses in the
etcd_address
configuration option (in /etc/vitastor/vitastor.conf
or in
the monitor command line). If there are multiple matching addresses, it also
checks antietcd_port
and antietcd is started for address with matching port.
By default, antietcd accepts connection on the selected IP address, but it
can also be overridden manually in the antietcd_ip
option.
When antietcd is started, monitor stores cluster metadata itself and exposes
a etcd-compatible REST API. On disk, these metadata are stored in
/var/lib/vitastor/mon_2379.json.gz
(can be overridden in antietcd_data_file
or antietcd_data_dir options). All other antietcd parameters
(see here) except node_id,
cluster, cluster_key, persist_filter, stale_read can also be set in
Vitastor configuration with antietcd_
prefix.
You can dump/load data to or from antietcd using Antietcd anticli
tool:
npm exec anticli -e http://etcd:2379/v3 get --prefix '' --no-temp > dump.json
npm exec anticli -e http://antietcd:2379/v3 load < dump.json
- Type: boolean
- Default: true
Enable built-in Prometheus metrics exporter at mon_http_port (8060 by default).
Note that only the active (master) monitor exposes metrics, others return HTTP 503. So you should add all monitor URLs to your Prometheus job configuration.
Grafana dashboard suitable for this exporter is here: Vitastor-Grafana-6+.json.
- Type: integer
- Default: 8060
HTTP port for monitors to listen on (including metrics exporter)
- Type: string
IP address for monitors to listen on (all addresses by default)
- Type: string
Path to PEM SSL certificate file for monitor to listen using HTTPS
- Type: string
Path to PEM SSL private key file for monitor to listen using HTTPS
- Type: boolean
- Default: false
Enable HTTPS client certificate-based authorization for monitor connections
- Type: string
Path to CA certificate for client HTTPS authorization
- Type: seconds
- Default: 1
- Minimum: 5
Monitor etcd lease refresh interval in seconds
- Type: milliseconds
- Default: 1000
etcd request timeout used by monitor
- Type: integer
- Default: 5
Maximum number of attempts for one monitor etcd request
- Type: milliseconds
- Default: 1000
- Minimum: 100
Optimistic retry interval for monitor etcd modification requests
- Type: milliseconds
- Default: 1000
- Minimum: 100
Interval for monitor to wait before updating aggregated statistics in etcd after receiving OSD statistics updates
- Type: seconds
- Default: 600
Time after which a failed OSD is removed from the data distribution. I.e. time which the monitor waits before attempting to restore data redundancy using other OSDs.
- Type: json
- Default:
{"host":100,"osd":101}
Levels for the placement tree. You can define arbitrary tree levels by defining them in this parameter. The configuration parameter value should contain a JSON object with level names as keys and integer priorities as values. Smaller priority means higher level in tree. For example, "datacenter" should have smaller priority than "osd". "host" and "osd" levels are always predefined and can't be removed. If one of them is not present in the configuration, then it is defined with the default priority (100 for "host", 101 for "osd").
- Type: boolean
- Default: false
Use the old PG combination generator which doesn't support level_placement and raw_placement for pools which don't use this features.