Configuration
The key artifact that defines the tt environment and various aspects of its
execution is its configuration file.
By default, the configuration file is called tarantool.yaml. The location
where tt searches for it depends on the launch mode.
You can also pass the configuration file explicitly in the --cfg
argument.
The tt configuration file is a YAML file with the following content:
tt:
modules:
directory: path/to/modules/dir
app:
instances_available: path/to/available/applications
run_dir: path/to/run_dir
log_dir: path/to/log_dir
log_maxsize: num (MB)
log_maxage: num (days)
log_maxbackups: num
restart_on_failure: bool
directory– the directory where external modules are stored.
instances_available– the directory where instances are stored.run_dir– the directory for instance runtime artifacts, such as console sockets or PID files.log_dir– the directory where log files are stored.log_maxsize– the maximum size of the log file before it gets rotated, in megabytes. Default: 100.log_maxage– the maximum age of log files in days. The age of a log file is defined by the timestamp encoded in its name. Default: not defined (log files aren’t deleted based on their age).Примечание
A day is defined as exactly 24 hours. It may not exactly correspond to calendar days due to daylight savings, leap seconds, and other time adjustments.
log_maxbackups– the maximum number of stored log files. Default: not defined (log files aren’t deleted based on their count).restart_on_failure– restart the instance on failure:trueorfalse. Default:false.
tt launch mode defines its working directory and the way it searches for the
configuration file. There are three launch modes:
- default
- system
- local
Argument: none
Configuration file: searched from the current directory to the root.
Taken from /etc/tarantool if the file is not found.
Working directory: The directory where the configuration file is found.
Argument: --system or -S
Configuration file: Taken from /etc/tarantool.
Working directory: Current directory.
Argument: --local=DIRECTORY or -L=DIRECTORY
Configuration file: Searched from the specified directory to the root.
Taken from /etc/tarantool if the file is not found.
Working directory: The specified directory. If tarantool or tt
executable files are found in the working directory, they will be used.