options: | |
network_interface: | |
default: "" | |
type: string | |
description: | | |
Network interface to bind the Zookeeper client port to. Defaults | |
to accepting connections on all interfaces. Accepts either the | |
name of an interface (e.g., 'eth0'), or a CIDR range. If the | |
latter, we\'ll bind to the first interface that we find with an | |
IP address in that range. | |
autopurge_purge_interval: | |
default: "24" | |
type: string | |
description: | | |
The time interval in hours for which the purge task has to be | |
triggered. Set to a positive integer (1 and above) to enable | |
the auto purging. Defaults to 24. | |
autopurge_snap_retain_count: | |
default: "3" | |
type: string | |
description: | | |
When enabled, ZooKeeper auto purge feature retains the | |
snapRetainCount most recent snapshots and the corresponding | |
transaction logs in the dataDir and dataLogDir respectively | |
and deletes the rest. Defaults to 3. Minimum value is 3. | |
nagios_context: | |
default: "juju" | |
type: string | |
description: | | |
Used by the nrpe subordinate charms. | |
A string that will be prepended to instance name to set the host name | |
in nagios. So for instance the hostname would be something like: | |
juju-myservice-0 | |
If you're running multiple environments with the same services in them | |
this allows you to differentiate between them. | |
nagios_servicegroups: | |
default: "" | |
type: string | |
description: | | |
A comma-separated list of nagios servicegroups. | |
If left empty, the nagios_context will be used as the servicegroup | |
open_file_descriptor_count_warn: | |
default: 500 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed open file descriptor count before a warning alert is triggered. | |
open_file_descriptor_count_crit: | |
default: 800 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed open file descriptor count before a critical alert is triggered. | |
ephemerals_count_warn: | |
default: 10000 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed ephemerals count before a warning alert is triggered. | |
ephemerals_count_crit: | |
default: 100000 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed ephemerals count before a critical alert is triggered. | |
avg_latency_warn: | |
default: 500 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed average latency before a warning alert is triggered. | |
avg_latency_crit: | |
default: 1000 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed average latency before a critical alert is triggered. | |
max_latency_warn: | |
default: 1000 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed maximum latency before a warning alert is triggered. | |
max_latency_crit: | |
default: 2000 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed maximum latency before a critical alert is triggered. | |
min_latency_warn: | |
default: 500 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed minimum latency before a warning alert is triggered. | |
min_latency_crit: | |
default: 1000 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed minimum latency before a critical alert is triggered. | |
outstanding_requests_warn: | |
default: 20 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed outstanding requests before a warning alert is triggered. | |
outstanding_requests_crit: | |
default: 50 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed outstanding requests before a critical alert is triggered. | |
watch_count_warn: | |
default: 100 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed watch count before a warning alert is triggered. | |
watch_count_crit: | |
default: 500 | |
type: int | |
description: | | |
The allowed watch count before a critical alert is triggered. |