settings.yaml.example

---
# You must restart the Rack server after changing either of these values
# because they are cached at startup.
#
:unattended: true
:login: true
:require_ssl: false
:locations_enabled: false
:organizations_enabled: false
#JSONP or "JSON with padding" is a complement to the base JSON data format.
#It provides a method to request JSON data from a server in a different domain.
:support_jsonp: false
#:puppetconfdir: /etc/puppet
#:puppetvardir: /var/lib/puppet
#:puppetssldir: /var/lib/puppet/ssl

# Mark translated strings with X characters (for developers)
:mark_translated: false

# Use the webpack development server? set to false to disable (for developers)
# Make sure to run `rake webpack:compile` if disabled.
:webpack_dev_server: true

# If you run Foreman in development behind some proxy or use HTTPS you need
# to enable HTTPS for webpack dev server too, otherwise you'd get mixed content
# errors in your browser
:webpack_dev_server_https: false

# Assets in development are not bundled/minified
# Do not set this to false if you plan to edit assets (css, js, etc.)
:assets_debug: false

# If you wish to allow browsers access to http resources after accessing the
# server, you will need to disable HSTS headers. This has security implications
# so only change this if you know what you're doing.
:hsts_enabled: true

# Ruby on Rails version
# Defaults to 5.1
#:rails: 5.1

# Local administrative settings for application domain, fqdn, foreman URL,
# administrator email address etc. If you don't have a Puppet provisioning
# system you may want to change to setup your project on your local machine.
:domain: 'localdomain.net'
:fqdn: 'localhost.localdomain.net'

# Log settings for the current environment can be adjusted by adding them
# here. It is also possible to override settings per environment. See
# logging.yaml for more details and examples. Some recommended configurations:

# Log to production.log via file appender and multi-line friendly pattern
#:logging:
#  :level: info
#  :production:
#    :type: file
#    :layout: multiline_pattern

# Log to syslog in JSON format for integrating with 3rd parties (ELK)
#:logging:
#  :level: info
#  :production:
#    :type: syslog
#    :layout: json

# Send logs to system journal with structured data with simple text pattern
#:logging:
#  :level: info
#  :production:
#    :type: journald
#    :layout: pattern

# Temporary increase level to debug for troubleshooting
#:logging:
#  :level: debug

# Individual logging types can be toggled on/off here
#:loggers:
#  :app:
#    :enabled: true
#  :audit:
#    :enabled: true
#  :ldap:
#    :enabled: false
#  :permissions:
#    :enabled: false
#  :proxy:
#    :enabled: false
#  :sql:
#    :enabled: false
#  :templates:
#    :enabled: true
#  :notifications:
#  :background:
#    :enabled: true
#  :dynflow:
#    :enabled: true
#  :telemetry:
#    :enabled: true
#  :blob:
#    :enabled: true

# Foreman telemetry has three destinations: prometheus, statsd and rails log.
:telemetry:
  # prefix for all metrics
  :prefix: 'fm_rails'
  # prometheus endpoint is at /metrics
  # warning: ruby client library currently does not supprt multi-process web servers
  :prometheus:
    :enabled: false
  # works with statsd_exporter too, use the rake task to generate config
  :statsd:
    :enabled: false
    # IP and port (do not use DNS)
    :host: '127.0.0.1:8125'
    # one of 'statsd', 'statsite' or 'datadog'
    :protocol: 'statsd'
  # Rails logs end up in logger named 'telemetry' when enabled
  :logger:
    :enabled: false
    # logging level as in Logger::LEVEL
    :level: 'DEBUG'

#
# Configure how many workers should dynflow use to handle incoming requests.
#
# :dynflow:
#   :pool_size: 5