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# 1.9] UI settings
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# The passphrase for the SSL keystore (not needed unless HTTPS is being used)
ssl.passphrase=
# This is a regex that, if specified, will allow only access to REST commands matching
# the pattern - only applied to remote clients. Connections from localhost always have accessÂ
# to everything
# Eg the commented out example will allow only login/keepalive and querying.
#remote.access.allow=^/api/(knowledge/document/query|auth/login|auth/keepalive)
remote.access.allow=
# This parameter does the opposite, allows everything except specified commands
remote.access.deny= |
1.10 Elasticsearch Properties
The elastic.cluster property is required by all installations. The elastic.search.nodes property is only used in non-EC2/AWS installations.
1.10 Elasticsearch Properties
The elastic.cluster property is required by all installations. The elastic.search.nodes property is only used in non-EC2/AWS installations.
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# 1.10] Elasticsearch Properties
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# Cluster name
# Any unique name within the EC2 cluster/subnet:
elastic.cluster=
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# 1.10] Elasticsearch Properties
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# Cluster name
# Any unique name within the EC2 cluster/subnet:
elastic.cluster=
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# ES nodes, e.g.: elastic.search.nodes='NODE1:9300','NODE2:9300','NODE3:9300':
# Needed if discovery.mode=zen (not EC2/AWS), a set of IPs to try (>= 1 must be running elasticsearch)
elastic.search.nodes=
# If any node sees less than this number of connections it will take itself down
# For a single node, should be 0 (default), for a 2-node system, should be 1, for large clusters
# ideally would be CLUSTER_SIZE - #REPLICAS (and >=2), but 2 is workable if the size is not fixed
# (if this is set too low then split brain situations may not be detected)
elastic.search.min_peers=0 |
1.11 Harvester properties
1.12 Hadoop properties
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# ES nodes, e.g.: elastic.search.nodes='NODE1:9300','NODE2:9300','NODE3:9300':
# Needed if discovery.mode=zen (not EC2/AWS), a set of IPs to try (>= 1 must be running elasticsearch)
elastic.search.nodes=
# If any node sees less than this number of connections it will take itself down
# For a single node, should be 0 (default), for a 2-node system, should be 1, for large clusters
# ideally would be CLUSTER_SIZE - #REPLICAS (and >=2), but 2 is workable if the size is not fixed
# (if this is set too low then split brain situations may not be detected)
elastic.search.min_peers=0 |
1.11 Harvester properties
1.12 Hadoop properties
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# 1.12] Hadoop properties
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# This limits the number of jobs that can be concurrently submitted to the Hadoop cluster
# by the custom processing engine (other jobs remain at pending until a slot is available)
# There is no default, 10 is recommended as a sensible value until the size of your cluster is known.
hadoop.max_concurrent=10
# If this is set to true then custom (Hadoop) plugins will run locally on this node, without
# a Hadoop cluster needing to be set up (which is complicated to do) - the downside of course is that
# jobs will not scale across many nodes. Set this to true for single-node clusters and before Hadoop
# has been installed.
hadoop.local_mode=false |
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2.9 Access controls
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# 2.9] UI inactivity timeout (in seconds)
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# After this many seconds of inactivity, users are logged out from their Infinit.e session
access.timeout=1800
# 2.9] UI inactivity timeout (in seconds)
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# After this many seconds of inactivity, users are logged out from their Infinit.e session
access.timeout=1800
# This is a regex that, if specified, will allow only access to REST commands matching
# the pattern - only applied to remote clients. Connections from localhost always have access
# to everything
# Eg the commented out example will allow only login/keepalive and querying.
#remote.access.allow=^/api/(knowledge/document/query|auth/login|auth/keepalive)
remote.access.allow=
# This parameter does the opposite, allows everything except specified commands
remote.access.deny=
# Uncomment ui.logging, set to true: in order to log any success:false or HTTP errors from the API, except:
# If you specify the ui.logging.api.regex, it should start with either '*' or '!' and then the regex:
# if it starts with '*' then it will log any api call with a substring matching the regex (in addition to all errors)
# if is starts with '!' (or nothing at all) then it will show errors only, and filter them according to the regex
#ui.logging=true
#ui.logging.api.regex= |
2.10 Elasticsearch Properties
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