newrelic-infra-template.yml.example

#
# New Relic infrastructure agent configuration file
#
# This file overrides the agent defaults. Lines that begin with # are comments,
# which are ignored by the infrastructure agent. Uncomment the desired options
# to enable them. Restart the agent or the server after changing settings.
#
# To use this file, change its name to newrelic-infra.yml and move it to:
#    - Linux: /etc/newrelic-infra.yml
#    - Windows: C:\Program Files\New Relic\newrelic-infra\newrelic-infra.yml
#
# The infrastructure agent only requires the license key to be
# configured; the rest of the default values represent best practices.
#
# If options have command line equivalents, New Relic uses the command line
# options to override values set in this file.
#
# Environment variables (documented here as "Env var") always override the
# values set in the configuration file. We recommend setting any sensitive
# information through environment variables.
#
# For more information on each setting, see https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/infrastructure/install-configure-manage-infrastructure/configuration/infrastructure-configuration-settings
#

#
# Option : license_key
# Value  : 40-character hexadecimal string provided by New Relic. This is the
#          only required value in your config file.
# Default: none
#
license_key: your_license_key

#
# Option : fedramp
# Value  : true in case you want to use Fedramp endpoints.
# Default: false
#
#fedramp: false


#
# Option   : payload_compression_level
# Env var  : NRIA_PAYLOAD_COMPRESSION_LEVEL
# Value    : Sets the compression level of the agent requests payload.
# Range    : 0-9
# Default  : 6
#
#payload_compression_level: 6
#

#
# Option   : display_name
# Env var  : NRIA_DISPLAY_NAME
# Value    : Replaces the automatically generated hostname for
#            reporting.
# Default  : Automatically generated hostname
# Risk     : Changing this value could create a different host entity, causing
#            some alarms to trigger, since the previous host would appear
#            disconnected.
#display_name: new_name
#

#
# Option   : passthrough_environment
# Env var  : NRIA_PASSTHROUGH_ENVIRONMENT
# Value    : A list of environment variables that will be passed to all
#            integrations. If an integration already has an existing
#            configuration option with the same name, the environment variable
#            takes precedence.
# Default  : Empty
#
#passthrough_environment:
#  - HOST
#  - PORT

#
# Option   : custom_attributes
# Env var  : NRIA_CUSTOM_ATTRIBUTES
# Value    : Use optional key-value pairs to build filter sets, group your
#            results, annotate your data, etc.
#
#custom_attributes:
#  environment: production
#  service: login service
#  team: alpha-team
#

#
# Option   : enable_process_metrics
# Env var  : NRIA_ENABLE_PROCESS_METRICS
# Value    : Enables the sending of process metrics to New Relic. If you
#            want to send metric data about all the operating system's processes
#            to New Relic, set enable_process_metrics to true.
# Tip      : Sending all process data could increase the volume of data sent
#            to New Relic. To fine-tune which processes you want to monitor,
#            configure include_matching_metrics.
#
#enable_process_metrics: false
#

#
# Option   : include_matching_metrics
# Env var  : NRIA_INCLUDE_MATCHING_METRICS
# Value    : Use lists of metric attributes and values to only send to New Relic
#            the metric data of matching entities.
# Note     : Currently limited to process metrics (process.name and .executable).
# Tip      : You can combine different attributes.
#
#include_matching_metrics:
#  metric.attribute:
#    - regex "pattern"
#    - "string"
#    - "string-with-wildcard*"
#

#
# Option   : log
# Env var  : NRIA_LOG_FILE, NRIA_LOG_LEVEL, NRIA_LOG_FORMAT, NRIA_LOG_FORWARD, NRIA_LOG_STDOUT
# Value    : Map configuration for the agent logging. The key-values can be any of the following:
#            "file" Full path and file name of the log file.
#            "format" Defines the log output format. Available values are text and json. One line per log entry.
#            "level" Defines the log level (info, smart, debug, trace).
#            "forward" Set to true to send logs to New Relic platform.
#            "stdout" Set to false to disable logs in the standard output.
#            "smart_level_entry_limit" Defines the number of entries that will be cached before being flushed. If smart level is enabled.
#            "exclude_filters" A map to define the messages with a specific log field that must be excluded from the logs.
#            "include_filters" A map to define the messages with a specific log field that must be included in the logs.
#            If exclude_filters is set to wildcard.

# Default  : file:
#              - Linux: /var/log/newrelic-infra/newrelic-infra.log
#              - Windows: C:\Program Files\New Relic\newrelic-infra\newrelic-infra.log
#            level: info
#            format: text
#            forward: false
#            stdout: true
#            smart_level_entry_limit: 1000
# Risk     : Providing a log file path that does not yet exist causes the agent
#            to fail on startup.
# Tip      : Use json format when forwarding the agent logs to New Relic logs for
#            troubleshooting (forward: true).
# Tip      : Run the agent in debug mode only for troubleshooting. To disable
#            debug logging, set the level to info and restart the agent.
# Tip      : The following configuration will only log the entries with the field integration_name=nri-flex or integration_name=nri-powerdns
#log:
#  file: /tmp/agent.log
#  format: json
#  level: smart
#  forward: false
#  stdout: false
#  smart_level_entry_limit: 500
#  exclude_filters:
#    "*":
#  include_filters:
#    integration_name:
#      - nri-flex
#      - nri-powerdns
#
#  rotate:
#    max_size_mb: 1000
#    max_files: 5
#    compression_enabled: true
#    file_pattern: rotated.YYYY-MM-DD_hh-mm-ss.log

#
# Option   : network_interface_filters
# Env var  : NRIA_NETWORK_INTERFACE_FILTERS
# Value    : List of network interfaces to be filtered out.
# Default  : Network interfaces that start with dummy, lo, vmnet, sit, tun, tap,
#            or veth, or that contain tun or tap.
# Tip      : Use the network interface filter configuration to hide network
#            interfaces from the infrastructure agent. This helps reduce
#            resource usage and noise in your data.
#network_interface_filters:
#  prefix:
#    - dummy
#    - lo
#  index-1:
#    - tun
#

#
# Option   : disable_all_plugins
# Env var  : NRIA_DISABLE_ALL_PLUGINS
# Value    : To disable all the inventory, set to true.
# Default  : false
#
#disable_all_plugins: false
#

#
# Option   : cloud_security_group_refresh_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_CLOUD_SECURITY_GROUP_REFRESH_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for CloudSecurityGroups plugin, in seconds. Set
#            to -1 to disable it. Minimum value is 30. This plugin is activated
#            only if the agent is running in an AWS instance.
# Default  : 60
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#cloud_security_group_refresh_sec: 60
#

#
# Option   : daemontools_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_DAEMONTOOLS_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the daemontools plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 15
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#daemontools_interval_sec: 15
#

#
# Option   : dpkg_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_DPKG_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the dpkg plugin, in seconds. Set to -1 to
#            disable it. Minimum value is 30. Only activated on Debian based
#            distros in either root or privileged mode.
# Default  : 30
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#dpkg_interval_sec: 30
#

#
# Option   : facter_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_FACTER_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the facter plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 30.
# Default  : 30
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#facter_interval_sec: 30
#

#
# Option   : kernel_modules_refresh_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_KERNEL_MODULES_REFRESH_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the CloudSecurityGroups plugin, in seconds.
#            Set to -1 to disable it. Minimum value is 10. This plugin can be
#            activated only in root or privileged mode.
# Default  : 10
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#kernel_modules_refresh_sec: 10
#

#
# Option   : network_interface_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_NETWORK_INTERFACE_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the NetworkInterface plugin, in seconds. Set
#            to -1 to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 60
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#network_interface_interval_sec: 60
#

#
# Option   : rpm_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_RPM_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the Rpm plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 30. Can be activated only for
#            RedHat, RedHat AWS, and SuSE in root or privileged modes.
# Default  : 30
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#rpm_interval_sec: 30
#

#
# Option   : selinux_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_SELINUX_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the SELinux plugin, in seconds. Set to -1 to
#            disable it. Minimum value is 30. Can be activated only in root mode.
# Default  : 30
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#selinux_interval_sec: 30
#

#
# Option   : sshd_config_refresh_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_SSHD_CONFIG_REFRESH_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the sshd plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 15
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#sshd_config_refresh_sec: 15
#

#
# Option   : supervisor_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_SUPERVISOR_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the Supervisor plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 15
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#supervisor_interval_sec: 15
#

#
# Option   : sysctl_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_SYSCTL_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the sysctl plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 30. Can only be activated in root
#            or privileged modes.
# Default  : 60
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#sysctl_interval_sec: 60
#

#
# Option   : systemd_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_SYSTEMD_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the systemd plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 30
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#systemd_interval_sec: 30
#

#
# Option   : sysvinit_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_SYSVINIT_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the SysV plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 10. Can only be activated in root
#            or privileged modes.
# Default  : 30
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#sysvinit_interval_sec: 30
#

#
# Option   : upstart_interval_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_UPSTART_INTERVAL_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the upstart plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 30
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#upstart_interval_sec: 30
#

#
# Option   : users_refresh_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_USERS_REFRESH_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the Users plugin, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 15
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#users_refresh_sec: 15
#

#
# Option   : windows_services_refresh_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_WINDOWS_SERVICES_REFRESH_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the Windows services plugin, in seconds. Set
#            to -1 to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 30
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#windows_services_refresh_sec: 30
#

#
# Option   : windows_updates_refresh_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_WINDOWS_UPDATES_REFRESH_SEC
# Value    : Sampling interval for the Windows Updates plugin, in seconds. Set
#            to -1 to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 60
# Tip      : If not explicitly set in the config file, this option can be
#            disabled by setting DisableAllPlugins to true.
#
#windows_updates_refresh_sec: 60
#

#
# Option   : metrics_network_sample_rate
# Env var  : NRIA_METRICS_NETWORK_SAMPLE_RATE
# Value    : Sampling interval of network samples, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 10.
# Default  : 10
#
#metrics_network_sample_rate: 10
#

#
# Option   : metrics_process_sample_rate
# Env var  : NRIA_METRICS_PROCESS_SAMPLE_RATE
# Value    : Sampling interval of system samples, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 20.
# Default  : 20
#
#metrics_process_sample_rate: 20
#

#
# Option   : metrics_storage_sample_rate
# Env var  : NRIA_METRICS_STORAGE_SAMPLE_RATE
# Value    : Sampling interval of storage samples, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 5.
# Default  : 20
#
#metrics_storage_sample_rate: 20
#

#
# Option   : metrics_system_sample_rate
# Env var  : NRIA_METRICS_SYSTEM_SAMPLE_RATE
# Value    : Sampling interval of system samples, in seconds. Set to -1
#            to disable it. Minimum value is 5.
# Default  : 5
#
#metrics_system_sample_rate: 5
#

#
# Option   : selinux_enable_semodule
# Env var  : NRIA_SELINUX_ENABLE_SEMODULE
# Value    : Enable to retrieve the versions of policy modules installed using
#            semodule. If disabled, the plugin only retrieves the status using
#            sestatus.
# Default  : true
#
#selinux_enable_semodule: true
#

#
# Option   : http_server_enabled
# Env var  : NRIA_HTTP_SERVER_ENABLED
# Value    : Enable to receive data from the New Relic StatsD backend
#            (https://github.com/newrelic/statsd-infra-backend). The agent opens
#            an HTTP port (by default, 8001) to receive the data.
# Default  : false
#
#http_server_enabled: true
#

#
# Option   : http_server_host
# Env var  : NRIA_HTTP_SERVER_HOST
# Value    : The HTTP server used by the StatsD integration.
# Default  : localhost
#
#http_server_host: localhost
#

#
# Option   : http_server_port
# Env var  : NRIA_HTTP_SERVER_PORT
# Value    : HTTP port of http_server_host used by the StatsD integration.
# Default  : 8001
#
#http_server_port: 8001
#

#
# Option   : ca_bundle_dir
# Env var  : NRIA_CA_BUNDLE_DIR
# Value    : If the proxy config option references a proxy with self-signed
#            certificates, this option lets you specify the certificate
#            directory. The certificates in the directory must have the .pem
#            extension.
#
#ca_bundle_dir: /etc/my-certificates
#

#
# Option   : ca_bundle_file
# Env var  : NRIA_CA_BUNDLE_FILE
# Value    : If the proxy config option references a proxy with self-signed
#            certificates, this option lets you specify the certificate
#            filename.
#
#ca_bundle_file: /etc/my-certificates/secureproxy.pem
#

#
# Option   : ignore_system_proxy
# Env var  : NRIA_IGNORE_SYSTEM_PROXY
# Value    : When ignore_system_proxy is set to true, the HTTPS_PROXY and
#            HTTP_PROXY environment variables are ignored.
# Default  : false
# Tip      : Use this option when the agent connects directly to the New Relic
#            metrics collector, bypassing the system proxy.
#
#ignore_system_proxy: false
#

#
# Option   : proxy
# Env var  : NRIA_PROXY
# Value    : The proxy URL.
# Default  : none
# Tip      : Useful if your firewall rules require the agent to use a
#            proxy (HTTP or HTTPS) to communicate with New Relic.
#
#proxy: https://user:password@hostname:port
#

#
# Option   : proxy_validate_certificates
# Env var  : NRIA_PROXY_VALIDATE_CERTIFICATES
# Value    : Set to True to validate the proxy certificates (HTTPS connections).
#            Certificates must have been issued by a valid Certificate Authority
#            or defined in the ca_bundle_file or ca_bundle_dir properties.
# Default  : false
#
#proxy_validate_certificates: false
#

#
# Option   : max_procs
# Env var  : NRIA_MAX_PROCS
# Value    : The number of logical processors available to the agent. Default is
#            1. When set to -1 the agent reads the GOMAXPROCS environment
#            variable and defaults to the total number of available cores
#            available in the host if the environment variable is not set.
# Default  : 1
# Tip      : Increasing this value can help to distribute the load between different
#            cores.
#
#max_procs: 1
#


#
# Option   : agent_dir
# Env var  : NRIA_AGENT_DIR
# Value    : Directory where the agent stores files such as cache, inventory,
#            integrations, etc.
# Default  : Linux: /var/db/newrelic-infra
#          : Windows: C:\\Program Files\NewRelic\newrelic-infra\
#
#agent_dir:
#

#
# Option   : plugin_dir
# Env var  : NRIA_PLUGIN_DIR
# Value    : Directory containing integrations’ configuration files. Each
#            integration has its own configuration file, named
#            -config.yml by default, and placed in a
#            predefined location.
# Default  : Linux: /etc/newrelic-infra/integrations.d/
#          : Windows: C:\Program Files\New Relic\newrelic-infra\integrations.d
#
#plugin_dir:
#

#
# Option   : entityname_integrations_v2_update
# Env var  : NRIA_ENTITYNAME_INTEGRATIONS_V2_UPDATE
# Value    : Set to True to enable automatic replacement of the
#            loopback-addresses in entity names when using v2 of the integration
#            protocol.
# Default  : false
# Risk     : Enabling this flag causes all integrations run by the agent using
#            the v2 protocol to have their names replaced when carrying a local
#            address. If this option is not set, services reporting from
#            different machines may collide.
#
#entityname_integrations_v2_update: false
#

#
# Option   : pid_file
# Env var  : NRIA_PID_FILE
# Value    : Location of the pid file of the agent process on Linux. Used at
#            startup to ensure that no other instances of the agent are running.
# Default  : /var/run/newrelic-infra/newrelic-infra.pid
# Risk     : If the agent detects that the pid file already exists at startup,
#            the following error will be raised: "Existing pid-file, can't
#            guarantee no other newrelic-infra agent is running".
#
#pid_file:
#

#
# Option   : app_data_dir
# Env var  : NRIA_APP_DATA_DIR
# Value    : Path to store cache data other than the program files directory.
#            This setting is for Windows only.
# Default  : Windows: %PROGRAMDATA%\New Relic\newrelic-infra
#          : Linux: Not applicable
#
#app_data_dir:
#

#
# Option   : cloud_max_retry_count
# Env var  : NRIA_CLOUD_MAX_RETRY_COUNT
# Value    : The number of retries if cloud detection fails. If cloud
#            detection fails during agent initialization, the agent retries
#            after waiting for a number of seconds as defined in
#            cloud_retry_backoff_sec.
# Default  : 10
# Info     : When the agent runs in a cloud instance, it tries to detect the
#            source for fetching metadata, such as: instanceID, instanceType,
#            cloudSource, hostType.
#
#cloud_max_retry_count: 10
#

#
# Option   : cloud_retry_backoff_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_CLOUD_RETRY_BACKOFF_SEC
# Value    : The delay, in seconds, between cloud detection retries if
#            cloud detection failed. If cloud detection fails during
#            initialization the agent retries as many times as defined in
#            cloud_max_retry_count.
# Default  : 60
#
#cloud_retry_backoff_sec: 60
#

#
# Option   : cloud_metadata_expiry_sec
# Env var  : NRIA_CLOUD_METADATA_EXPIRY_SEC
# Value    : The time interval for metadata expiration and re-fetching.
# Default  : 300
# Info     : When the agent runs in a cloud instance, it tries to detect the
#            source for fetching metadata, such as: instanceID, instanceType,
#            cloudSource, hostType.
#
#cloud_metadata_expiry_sec: 300
#

#
# Option   : disable_cloud_metadata
# Env var  : NRIA_DISABLE_CLOUD_METADATA
# Value    : Set to True to disable cloud metadata collection.
# Default  : false
# Risk     : Disabling cloud metadata could cause APM linkage to break if the
#            hosts are allocated on a cloud provider.
# Info     : When the agent runs in a cloud instance, it tries to detect the
#            source for fetching metadata, such as: instanceID, instanceType,
#            cloudSource, hostType.
#
#disable_cloud_metadata: false
#

#
# Option   : disable_cloud_instance_id
# Env var  : NRIA_DISABLE_CLOUD_INSTANCE_ID
# Value    : Set to True to disable cloud metadata collection for the hostalias
#            plugin.
# Default  : false
#
#disable_cloud_instance_id: false
#

#
# Option   : startup_connection_retries
# Env var  : NRIA_STARTUP_CONNECTION_RETRIES
# Value    : Number of times the agent retries the request for checking
#            New Relic’s platform availability on startup before throwing an
#            error. When set to a negative value, the agent keeps checking until
#            the check succeeds.
# Default  : 6
#
#startup_connection_retries: 6
#

#
# Option   : logging_retry_limit
# Env var  : NRIA_LOGGING_RETRY_LIMIT
# Value    : Number of retries the logging forwarder should attempt. 
#            Integer values are for the number of intended retries. 
#            Other possible values include `False` to set the number of retries to infinite 
#            and `no_retries` to turn off the retry functionality entirely.
# Default  : 5
#
#logging_retry_limit: 5
#

#
# Option   : startup_connection_retry_time
# Env var  : NRIA_STARTUP_CONNECTION_RETRY_TIME
# Value    : Time to wait before the agent retries the request for checking New
#            Relic’s platform availability at startup, in seconds.
# Default  : 5s
#
#startup_connection_retry_time: 5s
#

#
# Option   : startup_connection_timeout
# Env var  : NRIA_STARTUP_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT
# Value    : Time to wait, in seconds, before expiring the check for New Relic’s
#            platform availability made at startup.
# Default  : 10s
#
#startup_connection_timeout: 10s
#

#
# Option   : container_cache_metadata_limit
# Env var  : NRIA_CONTAINER_CACHE_METADATA_LIMIT
# Value    : Time before cached containers metadata expires and must be fetched
#            again, in seconds.
# Default  : 60
#
#container_cache_metadata_limit: 60
#

#
# Option   : docker_api_version
# Env var  : NRIA_DOCKER_API_VERSION
# Value    : The Docker API version to use for the Docker client.
# Default  : 1.24
#
#docker_api_version: 1.24
#

#
# Option   : custom_supported_file_systems
# Env var  : NRIA_CUSTOM_SUPPORTED_FILESYSTEMS
# Value    : List of filesystem types supported by the agent. This value should
#            be a subset of the default list. Items not in the default list are
#            discarded.
# Default  : Linux: ["xfs", "btrfs", "ext", "ext2", "ext3", "ext4", "hfs",
#            "vxfs"]
#          : Windows: ["NTFS", "ReFS"]
#
#custom_supported_file_systems:
#  - xfs
#  - btrfs
#

#
# Option   : file_devices_ignored
# Env var  : NRIA_FILE_DEVICES_IGNORED
# Value    : List of storage devices to be ignored by the agent when gathering
#            storage samples.
# Default  : []
#
#file_devices_ignored:
#  - sda1
#  - sda2
#

#
# Option   : ignored_inventory
# Env var  : NRIA_IGNORED_INVENTORY
# Value    : List of inventory paths to be ignored by the agent.
# Default  : []
#
#ignored_inventory:
#    - files/config/stuff.bar
#    - files/config/stuff.foo
#

#
# Option   : ignore_reclaimable
# Env var  : NRIA_IGNORE_RECLAIMABLE
# Value    : When True, the calculation of the host virtual memory considers
#            SReclaimable as available memory; otherwise SReclaimable is
#            considered part of the used memory.
# Default  : false
#
#ignore_reclaimable: false
#

#
# Option   : supervisor_rpc_sock
# Env var  : NRIA_SUPERVISOR_RPC_SOCK
# Value    : Location of the supervisor (http://supervisord.org/) socket.
# Default  : /var/run/supervisor.sock
#
#supervisor_rpc_sock:
#

#
# Option   : proxy_config_plugin
# Env var  : NRIA_PROXY_CONFIG_PLUGIN
# Value    : Sends the following proxy configuration information as inventory:
#            HTTPS_PROXY, HTTP_PROXY, proxy, ca_bundle_dir, ca_bundle_file,
#            ignore_system_proxy, proxy_validate_certificates.
# Default  : true
#
#proxy_config_plugin: true
#

#
# Option   : facter_home_dir
# Env var  : NRIA_FACTER_HOME_DIR
# Value    : Sets the HOME environment variable for Facter. If unset, it
#            defaults to the current user's home directory.
# Default  :
#
#facter_home_dir:
#

#
# Option   : strip_command_line
# Env var  : NRIA_STRIP_COMMAND_LINE
# Value    : When true, the agent removes the command arguments from the
#            commandLine attribute of ProcessSample.
# Default  : true
# Risk     : Disabling this option causes all the command line arguments passed
#            to commands to be sent to, and stored by, New Relic. This might
#            include usernames, passwords, API keys, etc.
# Tip      : Use this as a security measure to prevent leaking sensitive
#            information.
#
#strip_command_line: true
#

#
# Option   : dns_hostname_resolution
# Env var  : NRIA_DNS_HOSTNAME_RESOLUTION
# Value    : When true, the full hostname is resolved by performing a reverse
#            lookup of the hosts address; otherwise, it’s retrieved using the
#            hostname command on Linux, and from the TCP/IP Registry parameters
#            on Windows.
# Default  : true
# Risk     : Changing this value could create a different host entity, causing
#            some alarms to trigger, since the previous host would appear
#            disconnected.
#
#dns_hostname_resolution: true
#

#
# Option   : override_hostname
# Env var  : NRIA_OVERRIDE_HOSTNAME
# Value    : Value to be reported for the full hostname; otherwise, the agent
#            performs a standard lookup.
# Default  :
# Risk     : Changing this value could create a different host entity, causing
#            some alarms to trigger, since the previous host would appear
#            disconnected.
#
#override_hostname: custom.hostname.org
#

#
# Option   : override_hostname_short
# Env var  : NRIA_OVERRIDE_HOSTNAME_SHORT
# Value    : Value to be reported for the hostname; otherwise, the agent
#            performs a standard lookup.
# Default  :
# Risk     : Changing this value could create a different host entity, causing
#            some alarms to trigger, since the previous host would appear
#            disconnected.
#
#override_hostname_short: custom-hostname
#

#
# Option   : remove_entities_period
# Env var  : NRIA_REMOVE_ENTITIES_PERIOD
# Value    : Frequency for engaging the process of deleting entities that
#            haven't reported information during the defined time interval.
#            Valid time units are: "s" (seconds), "m" (minutes), "h" (hours).
# Default  : 48h
#
#remove_entities_period: 48h
#

#
# Option   : enable_win_update_plugin
# Env var  : NRIA_ENABLE_WIN_UPDATE_PLUGIN
# Value    : Enables the Windows Updates plugin, which retrieves the lists of
#            hotfixes installed on the host.
# Default  : false
#
#enable_win_update_plugin: false
#

#
# Option   : legacy_storage_sampler
# Env var  : NRIA_LEGACY_STORAGE_SAMPLER
# Value    : Set to True to force the agent to use windows WMI, the legacy
#            method for collecting metrics on Windows (such as StorageSampler)
#            instead of the PDH library.
# Default  : Depending on the Windows version:
#          : false for amd64
#          : true  for 386
#
#legacy_storage_sampler: false
#

#
# Option   : win_process_priority_class
# Env var  : NRIA_WIN_PROCESS_PRIORITY_CLASS
# Value    : Priority of the newrelic-infra.exe process. Possible values are:
#            Normal, Idle, High, RealTime, BelowNormal, AboveNormal.
# Default  :
#
#win_process_priority_class: Normal
#

#
# Option   : win_removable_drives
# Env var  : NRIA_WIN_REMOVABLE_DRIVES
# Value    : Enables the agent to report drives A: and B: when mapped to
#            removable drives.
# Default  : true
#
#win_removable_drives: true
#

#
# Option   : disable_zero_mem_process_filter
# Env var  : NRIA_DISABLE_ZERO_MEM_PROCESS_FILTER
# Value    : Set to True to let the ZeroRSSFilter exclude processes that are not
#            using memory from being sampled. If disabled, the agent includes
#            those processes in the ProcessSample.
# Default  : false
#
#disable_zero_mem_process_filter: false
#