main.yml

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# instana-agent - Attributes file - defining attributes for the instana-agent

# Author:: Stefan Staudenmeyer <stefan.staudenmeyer@instana.com>
# Copyright:: 2017, Instana, Inc.
# License:: Apache-2.0

# We won't make sure that the agent is running if this is set to false.
# The main purpose for setting this to false can be further templating,
# like setting database credentials in the configuration.yml file.
instana_agent_run: True

# The Instana Agent package repository will be configured only, when set
# to true. E.g. disable this, when you want have your own package repo/mirror
# setup.
instana_agent_configure_repo: True

# This mode specifies the mode under which the Instana agent should run.
# Possible values are "apm", "infrastructure" and "off".
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_configuration/#agent-mode
instana_agent_mode: "apm"

# These settings enable you to set hard resource limits for the Instana agent
# and its runtime underneath via Systemd CGroup settings.
# Possible values: True | False
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_configuration/#limiting-agents-cpu-and-memory-in-different-environments
instana_agent_limit_cpu_enabled: True
instana_agent_limit_cpu_quota: 0.5 # ( == 50%)
instana_agent_limit_memory_enabled: True
instana_agent_limit_memory_maxsize: 512 # (MB)

# We ship our Instana Agent in two flavors: "dynamic" and "static".
# The static flavored agent comes with a JDK (Zulu OpenJDK in a recent
# version) and a set of all recent sensors that we ship on a daily basis.
# It is the perfect fit when you have strict firewall settings and don't
# want the agents to connect to the internet, ever.
# The dynamic flavored agent comes with a JDK as well, and downloads the
# required sensors on startup phase.
# Possible values: "static" | "dynamic".
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_configuration/
instana_agent_flavor: 'dynamic'

# When you register with us you receive a string that makes the credentials you
# need in order to download the agent and its sensors. It can be seen as a
# tenantcy identifier across the platform.
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_configuration/#backend
instana_agent_agent_key: ""

# This is the machine the Instana agent will connect to directly. This will
# either be one of our SaaS endpoints, or your Instana on premises installation
# hostname or address.
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_setup/linux/#one-liner-installation
instana_agent_endpoint_host: "saas-us-west-2.instana.io"

# See instana.agent.endpoint.host. On our SaaS platform, the
# monitoring endpoint port is 443. For most on premises installations, this
# number is 1444.
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_setup/linux/#one-liner-installation
instana_agent_endpoint_port: 443

# The Instana agent updates its set of sensors automatically in the background
# unless configured differently.
# Possible values: True | False.
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_configuration/#agent-versioning-and-update-management
instana_agent_updates_enabled: True

# We support running the Instana agent with a specific set of sensors.
# Possible values: a string with a git commit hash.
instana_agent_updates_pin: ""

# See instana.agent.updates.enabled.
# Possible values: "DAY" | "MONDAY" | "TUESDAY"...
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_configuration/#agent-versioning-and-update-management
instana_agent_updates_interval: "DAY"

# See instana.agent.updates.enabled.
# Possible values: a string containing the time of the day where the update
#   is scheduled, in 24h format.
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_configuration/#agent-versioning-and-update-management
instana_agent_updates_time: "04:30"

# The agent zone is a visual helper under which hosts are being categorized
# on the physical map. This, along with the list of host tags, can help filter
# and search.
# Possible values: a string containing UTF-8 characters.
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_configuration/#custom-zones
instana_agent_zone: ""

# The agent tags are a list of strings that will categorize the host machine
# and are. This, along with the list of host tags, can help filter and search.
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/agent_configuration/#tags
instana_agent_tags: []


# com.instana.plugin.javatrace - Lightweight Bytecode Instrumentation
# To enable using the SDK, provide a list of packages that should be
# scanned for SDK annotations. All subpackages are scanned, as it is a starts-with prefix matching.
# Scanning a large amount of classes slows down agent attach and requires
# more CPU for parsing, therefore it is recommended to limit to packages actually using SDK annotations.
# By default, no packages are scanned for SDK annotations.
instana_trace_packages: []

# We support running and updating the Instana agent through a proxy setup.
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/on_prem/on_prem_agent_repository/#sonatype-nexus-proxy-setup
instana_agent_proxy_enabled: False
instana_agent_proxy_type: "http"
instana_agent_proxy_host: ""
instana_agent_proxy_port: 0
instana_agent_proxy_username: ""
instana_agent_proxy_password: ""

# Please set this to True when the machine cant resolve DNS itself and needs
# this to be taken care of by the proxy.
# See:: instana.agent.proxy enabled
instana_agent_proxy_dns: True

# If you mirror our agent sensor and update repository, you can specify its
# credentials and addresses here.
# See:: https://docs.instana.io/quick_start/on_prem/on_prem_agent_repository
instana_agent_mirror_enabled: False
instana_agent_mirror_auth_enabled: False
instana_agent_mirror_auth_username: ""
instana_agent_mirror_auth_password: ""
instana_agent_mirror_urls_release: ""
instana_agent_mirror_urls_shared: ""

## Process Abnormal Termination
instana_plugin_ebpf_enabled: false