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# default application configuration file for akka
include "logging"

akka {
    java-flight-recorder.enabled = false
}

akka.http {
    client {
        parsing.illegal-header-warnings = off
        parsing.max-chunk-size = 50m
        parsing.max-content-length = 50m
    }
    parsing {
        max-to-strict-bytes = 50m
    }

    host-connection-pool {
        max-connections = 128
        max-open-requests = 1024
    }
}

#kamon related configuration
kamon {
    modules {
        # Only statsd is enabled by default.
        statsd-reporter {
            enabled = true
        }
        datadog-agent {
            enabled = false
        }
        datadog-trace-agent {
            enabled = false
        }
        # This should never be set to true as we register Prometheus reporters manually and surface them via akka-http.
        prometheus-reporter {
            enabled = false
        }

        host-metrics {
            enabled = false
        }
    }

    environment {
      # Identifier for this service. For keeping it backward compatible setting to natch previous
      # statsd name
      service = "openwhisk-statsd"
    }
    metric {
        tick-interval = 1 second
    }

    statsd {
        # Interval between metrics data flushes to StatsD. It's value must be equal or greater than the
        # kamon.metrics.tick-interval setting.
        flush-interval = 1 second

        # Max packet size for UDP metrics data sent to StatsD.
        max-packet-size = 1024 bytes

        # Subscription patterns used to select which metrics will be pushed to StatsD. Note that first, metrics
        # collection for your desired entities must be activated under the kamon.metrics.filters settings.
        includes {
            actor      =  [ "*" ]
            trace      =  [ "*" ]
            dispatcher =  [ "*" ]
        }

        metric-key-generator = org.apache.openwhisk.common.WhiskStatsDMetricKeyGenerator
    }
    prometheus {
        # We expose the metrics endpoint over akka http. So default server is disabled
        start-embedded-http-server = no

        buckets {
            custom {
                //By default retry are configured upto 9. However for certain setups we may increase
                //it to higher values
                "histogram.cosmosdb_retry_success" = [1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 12, 15, 20]
            }
        }
    }
}

whisk {
    shared-packages-execute-only = false
    metrics {
        # Enable/disable Prometheus support. If enabled then metrics would be exposed at `/metrics` endpoint
        # If Prometheus is enabled then please review `kamon.metric.tick-interval` (set to 1 sec by default above).
        # It can then be set to scrape interval value which is generally 60 secs
        prometheus-enabled = false

        # Enable/disable whether metric information is sent to the configured reporters.
        kamon-enabled      = false
        kamon-enabled      = ${?METRICS_KAMON}

        # Enable/disable whether to use the Kamon tags when sending metrics.
        kamon-tags-enabled = false
        kamon-tags-enabled = ${?METRICS_KAMON_TAGS}

        # Enable/disable whether the metric information is written out to the log files in logmarker format.
        logs-enabled       = true
        logs-enabled       = ${?METRICS_LOG}
    }

    # kafka related configuration, the complete list of parameters is here:
    # https://kafka.apache.org/documentation/#brokerconfigs
    kafka {
        replication-factor = 1

        // Used to control the cadence of the consumer lag check interval
        consumer-lag-check-interval = 60 seconds

        // The following settings are passed "raw" to the respective Kafka client. Dashes are replaced by dots.
        common {
            security-protocol = PLAINTEXT
            ssl-endpoint-identification-algorithm = "" // restores pre-kafka 2.0.0 default

            //Enable this for reporting Kafka client metrics
            //metric-reporters = "org.apache.openwhisk.connector.kafka.KamonMetricsReporter"

        }
        producer {
            acks = 1
            request-timeout-ms = 30000
            metadata-max-age-ms = 15000
            # max-request-size is defined programatically for producers related to the "completed" and "invoker" topics
            # as ${whisk.activation.kafka.payload.max} + ${whisk.activation.kafka.serdes-overhead}. All other topics use
            # the default of 1 MB.
        }
        consumer {
            session-timeout-ms = 30000
            heartbeat-interval-ms = 10000
            enable-auto-commit = false
            auto-offset-reset = earliest
            request-timeout-ms = 30000

            max-poll-interval-ms = 1800000 // 30 minutes

            // The maximum amount of time the server will block before answering
            // the fetch request if there isn't sufficient data to immediately
            // satisfy the requirement given by fetch.min.bytes.
            // (default is 500, default of fetch.min.bytes is 1)
            // On changing fetch.min.bytes, a high value for fetch.max.wait.ms,
            // could increase latency of activations.
            // A low value will cause excessive busy-waiting.
            fetch-max-wait-ms = 500
        }

        topics {
            cache-invalidation {
                segment-bytes   =  536870912
                retention-bytes = 1073741824
                retention-ms    = 300000
            }
            completed {
                segment-bytes   =  536870912
                retention-bytes = 1073741824
                retention-ms    = 3600000
                # max-message-bytes is defined programatically as ${whisk.activation.kafka.payload.max} +
                # ${whisk.activation.kafka.serdes-overhead}.
            }
            health {
                segment-bytes   =  536870912
                retention-bytes = 1073741824
                retention-ms    = 3600000
            }
            invoker {
                segment-bytes     =  536870912
                retention-bytes   = 1073741824
                retention-ms      =  172800000
                # max-message-bytes is defined programatically as ${whisk.activation.kafka.payload.max} +
                # ${whisk.activation.kafka.serdes-overhead}.
            }
            events {
                segment-bytes   =  536870912
                retention-bytes = 1073741824
                retention-ms    = 3600000
            }
            prefix = ""
            user-event {
                prefix = ""
            }
        }

        metrics {
            // Name of metrics which should be tracked via Kamon
            // https://docs.confluent.io/current/kafka/monitoring.html
            names = [
                // consumer-fetch-manager-metrics
                "records-lag-max", // The maximum lag in terms of number of records for any partition in this window
                "records-consumed-total", // The total number of records consumed

                //producer-topic-metrics
                "record-send-total",
                "byte-total",

                //producer-metrics
                "request-total",
                "request-size-avg"
            ]

            report-interval = 10 seconds
        }
    }
    # db related configuration
    db {
        subjects-ddoc = "subjects.v2.0.0"
        actions-ddoc = "whisks.v2.1.0"
        activations-ddoc = "whisks.v2.1.0"
        activations-filter-ddoc = "whisks-filters.v2.1.1"

        # Size limit for inlined attachments. Attachments having size less than this would
        # be inlined with there content encoded in attachmentName
        max-inline-size = 16 k
    }

    # CouchDB related configuration
    # For example:
    # couchdb {
    #     protocol = http          # One of "https" or "http"
    #     host     = servername    # DB Host
    #     port     = 5984          # DB Port
    #     username =
    #     password =
    #     provider =               # Either "Cloudant" or "CouchDB"
    #     databases {              # Database names used for various entity classes
    #        WhiskAuth       =
    #        WhiskEntity     =
    #        WhiskActivation =
    #     }
    #}

    # CosmosDB related configuration
    # For example:
    cosmosdb {
        # endpoint          =               # Endpoint URL like https://<account>.documents.azure.com:443/
        # key               =               # Access key
        # db                =               # Database name
        # Throughput configured for each collection within this db
        # This is configured only if collection is created fresh. If collection
        # already exists then existing throughput would be used
        throughput        = 1000
        # Select from one of the supported
        # https://azure.github.io/azure-cosmosdb-java/1.0.0/com/microsoft/azure/cosmosdb/ConsistencyLevel.html
        consistency-level = "Session"

        # TTL duration. By default no TTL is set unless explicitly configured
        # ENABLING THIS VALUE MEANS YOUR DATA WILL NOT BE PERMANENTLY STORED
        # Can only be used for `WhiskActivation` for now
        # time-to-live      = 60 s

        # Specifies the current clusterId whose value is recorded with document upon any update
        # to indicate which cluster made the change. By default no such value is recorded
        # cluster-id        =

        # Enables soft delete mode where by the document would not be actually deleted. Instead
        # it would be marked deleted by setting `_deleted` property to true and then actual delete
        # happens via TTL.
        # soft-delete-ttl   = 10 h

        # Frequency at which collection resource usage info like collection size, document count etc is recorded
        # and exposed as metrics. If any reindexing is in progress then its progress would be logged with this frequency
        record-usage-frequency = 10 m

        # Flag to enable collection of retry stats. This feature works by registering with Logback to intercept
        # log messages and based on that collect stats
        retry-stats-enabled = true

        connection-policy {
            max-pool-size = 1000
            # When the value of this property is true, the SDK will direct write operations to
            # available writable locations of geo-replicated database account
            using-multiple-write-locations = false

            # Select from one of the supported connection mode
            # https://github.com/Azure/azure-cosmosdb-java/blob/master/commons/src/main/java/com/microsoft/azure/cosmosdb/ConnectionMode.java
            connection-mode = "Gateway"

            # Sets the preferred locations for geo-replicated database accounts e.g. "East US"
            # See names at https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/global-infrastructure/locations/
            preferred-locations = []
            retry-options {
                # Sets the maximum number of retries in the case where the request fails
                # because the service has applied rate limiting on the client.

                # If this value is changed then adjust the buckets under `kamon.prometehus`
                max-retry-attempts-on-throttled-requests = 9

                # Sets the maximum retry time
                # If the cumulative wait time exceeds this SDK will stop retrying and return the
                # error to the application.
                max-retry-wait-time                      = 30 s
            }
        }

        # Specify entity specific overrides below. By default all config values would be picked from top level. To override
        # any config option for specific entity specify them below. Following names can be used
        #   - WhiskAuth
        #   - WhiskEntity
        #   - WhiskActivation
        # For example if multiple writes need to be enabled for activations then
        # collections {
        #   WhiskActivation {            # Add entity specific overrides here
        #     connection-policy {
        #        using-multiple-write-locations = true
        #     }
        #   }
        # }
    }

    # ActivationStore related configuration
    # For example:
    # activationStore {
    #   elasticsearch {
    #      protocol         =       # "http" or "https"
    #      hosts            =       # the hosts address of ES, can be multi hosts combined with commas, like "172.17.0.1:9200,172.17.0.2:9200,172.17.0.3:9200"
    #      index-pattern    =       # the index pattern used to tell which index an activation should be stored to, will be calculated with activation namespace,
    #                                 for example, if the index-pattern is "openwhisk-%s", then activations under "whisk.system" will be saved in to index
    #                                 "openwhisk-whisk.system", you can also save all namespaces activations into one index by set index-pattern to a raw string
    #                                 like "openwhisk"
    #      username         =       # username of the provide ES
    #      password         =       # password of the provide ES
    #   }
    # }

    azure-blob {
        # Config property when using AzureBlobAttachmentStore
        # whisk {
        #  spi {
        #    AttachmentStoreProvider = org.apache.openwhisk.core.database.azblob.AzureBlobAttachmentStoreProvider
        #  }
        #}

        # Blob container endpoint like https://foostore.blob.core.windows.net/test-ow-travis
        # It is of format https://<account-name>.blob.core.windows.net/<container-name>
        # endpoint =

        # Storage account name
        # account-name =

        # Container name within storage account used to store the blobs
        # container-name =

        # Shared key credentials
        # https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-java/tree/master/sdk/storage/azure-storage-blob#shared-key-credential
        # account-key

        # Folder path within the container (optional)
        # prefix

        retry-config {
            retry-policy-type = FIXED
            max-tries = 3
            try-timeout = 5 seconds
            retry-delay = 10 milliseconds
            #secondary-host = ""
        }
        #azure-cdn-config {
        #    domain-name = "<your azure cdn domain>"
        #}
    }

    # MongoDB related configuration
    # For example:
    # mongodb {
    #    uri         = mongodb://localhost:27017  # DB Uri
    #    database    =             # Database name
    #}

    # transaction ID related configuration
    transactions {
        header = "X-Request-ID"
    }
    # action runtimes configuration
    runtimes {
        bypass-pull-for-local-images = false
        local-image-prefix = "whisk"
    }

    # cluster name related etcd configuration
    cluster {
        name = "whisk"
    }

    user-events {
        enabled = false
    }

    activation {
        payload {
            max = 1 m
            truncation = 1 m
        }
        # Action responses sent through Kafka can contain up to 3018 bytes of metadata
        #   CompletionMessage
        #       base                            71
        #       TransactionId
        #           id                          32
        #           start                       13
        #           extraLogging                5
        #       WhiskActivation
        #           base                        368
        #           activationId                32
        #           subject                     256
        #           namespace                   256
        #           entity name                 256
        #           path                        3x256+2=770
        #           initTime                    64
        #           waitTime                    64
        #           duration                    64
        #           kind                        64
        #           limits                      64*3=192
        #           version                     64x3+2=194
        #           size                        16
        #       InvokerInstanceId
        #           instance                    64
        #           uniqueName + displayName    253 (max pod name length in Kube)
        serdes-overhead = 6068 // 3034 bytes of metadata * 2 for extra headroom

        # Disables database store for blocking + successful activations
        # invocations made with `X-OW-EXTRA-LOGGING: on` header, will force the activation to be stored
        disable-store-result = false

        # Enable metadata logging of activations not stored in the database
        unstored-logs-enabled = false
    }

    # action timelimit configuration
    time-limit {
        min = 100 ms
        max = 5 m
        std = 1 m
    }

    # action memory configuration
    memory {
        min = 128 m
        max = 512 m
        std = 256 m
    }

    # action log-limit configuration
    log-limit {
        min = 0 m
        max = 10 m
        std = 10 m
    }

    # action concurrency-limit configuration
    concurrency-limit {
        min = 1
        max = 1
        std = 1
    }

    # maximum size of the action code
    exec-size-limit = 48 m

    query-limit {
        max-list-limit     = 200  # max number of entities that can be requested from a collection on a list operation
        default-list-limit = 30   # default limit on number of entities returned from a collection on a list operation
    }

    yarn {
        master-url="http://localhost:8088" //YARN Resource Manager endpoint to be accessed from the invoker
        yarn-link-log-message=true //If true, display a link to YARN in the static log message, otherwise do not include a link to YARN.
        service-name="openwhisk-action-service" //Name of the YARN Service created by the invoker. The invoker number will be appended.
        auth-type="simple" //Authentication type for YARN (simple or kerberos)
        kerberos-principal="" //Kerberos principal to use for the YARN service. Note: must include a hostname
        kerberos-keytab="" //Location of keytab accessible by all node managers
        queue="default" //Name of the YARN queue where the service will be created
        memory=256 //Memory used by each YARN container
        cpus=1 //CPUs used by each YARN container
    }

    logstore {
        #SplunkLogStore configuration
        #splunk {
        #    host = "splunkhost"                   #splunk api hostname
        #    port = 8089                           #splunk api port
        #    username = "splunkapiusername"        #splunk api username
        #    password = "splunkapipassword"        #splunk api password
        #    index = "splunkindex"                 #splunk index name
        #    log-timestamp-field = "log_timestamp" #splunk field where timestamp is stored (to reflect log event generated time, not splunk's _time)
        #    log-stream-field = "log_stream"       #splunk field where stream is stored (stdout/stderr)
        #    log-message-field = "log_message"     #splunk field where log message is stored
        #    namespace-field = "namespace"         #splunk field where namespace is stored
        #    activation-id-field = "activation_id" #splunk field where activation id is stored
        #    query-constraints = ""                #additional constraints for splunk queries
        #    finalize-max-time = 10.seconds        #splunk api max_time The number of seconds to run this search before finalizing. Specify 0 to never finalize.
        #    earliest-time-offset = 7.days         #splunk query will search for records no older than the offset defined; e.g. "earliest_time=now() - offset"
        #    query-timestamp-offset = 2.seconds    #splunk query will be broadened by this 2*<offset value>; e.g. "earliest_time=activation.start - offset" and "latest_time=activation.end + offset"
        #    disable-sni = false                    #if true, disables hostname validation and cert validation (in case splunk api endpoint is using a self signed cert)
        #}
    }

    # tracing configuration
    tracing {
        cache-expiry = 30 seconds #how long to keep spans in cache. Set to appropriate value to trace long running requests
        #Zipkin configuration. Uncomment following to enable zipkin based tracing
        #zipkin {
        #   url = "http://localhost:9411" //url to connecto to zipkin server
             //sample-rate to decide a request is sampled or not.
             //sample-rate 0.5 eqauls to sampling 50% of the requests
             //sample-rate of 1 means 100% sampling.
             //sample-rate of 0 means no sampling
        #   sample-rate = "0.01" // sample 1% of requests by default
        #}
    }

    controller {
        activation {
            polling-from-db = true
            max-wait-for-blocking-activation = 60 seconds
        }
    }

    feature-flags {
        # Enables support for `provide-api-key` annotation.
        # See https://github.com/apache/openwhisk/pull/4284
        # for details
        require-api-key-annotation = true

        # Enables the support to receive the response payload
        # for POST and DELETE APIs
        # See: https://github.com/apache/openwhisk/issues/3274
        require-response-payload = true
    }

    apache-client {
        # By default Apache HTTP Client would not retry NoHttpResponseException cases
        # For some setups like Standalone mode this setting may need to be enabled
        # to work around some Docker network issue
        # In general this setting should be left to its default disabled state
        retry-no-http-response-exception = false
    }
    # Enabling this will start to encrypt all default parameters for actions and packages. Be careful using this as
    # it will slowly migrate all the actions that have been 'updated' to use encrypted parameters but going back would
    # require a currently non-existing migration step.
    parameter-storage {
        # The current algorithm to use for parameter encryption, this can be changed but you have to leave all the keys
        # configured for any algorithm you used previously.
        # Allowed values:
        #   "off|noop" -> no op/no encryption
        #   "aes-128"  -> AES with 128 bit key (given as base64 encoded string)
        #   "aes-256"  -> AES with 256 bit key (given as base64 encoded string)
        current = "off"
        # Base64 encoded 128 bit key
        #aes-128 = ""
        # Base64 encoded 256 bit key
        #aes-256 = ""
    }
}
#placeholder for test overrides so that tests can override defaults in application.conf (todo: move all defaults to reference.conf)
test {
}