Command Center Console Parameters
Command Center Console Parameters
These parameters only apply to Greenplum Data Computing Appliance platforms.
Each instance of the Command Center Console has two configuration files located in $GPPERFMONHOME/instances/instance_name/conf. The web application file is gpperfmonui.conf and the web server file is lighttpd.conf.
After editing these files, reload the configuration by restarting the Command Center Console instance (gpperfmon --restart "instance_name").
Web Application Parameters
(gpperfmonui.conf)
Specifies the instance name displayed on the login page of the Greenplum Command Center Console. This value can be any name you want to display to users, expressed as a text string. Defaults to the instance name you specified when setting up the Command Center Console.
- server_name
- Specifies the instance name displayed on the login page of the Greenplum Command Center Console. This value can be any name you want to display to users, expressed as a text string. Defaults to the instance name you specified when setting up the Command Center Console.
- master_port
- Specifies the port number of the Greenplum Database master that this instance is monitoring.
- allowautologin
- diskthresholdvalue
- default 80
- securedbhealth
- default False
- maxconnections
- default 10
- ssl_enabled
- csrf_protect
- True/False
- timeout
- default 1800
- pollinterval
- 30000
- ssh_full_path
- default ssh
Web Server Parameters
(lighttpd.conf)
The lighttpd configuration file has many parameters to configure the web server. The following parameters are the most likely to change for a Command Center Console installation. See the lighttpd documentation for information about other parameters.
- server.port
- Sets the web server port number. The default HTTP port is 28080.
- ssl.engine
- Determines whether SSL encryption is used for client connections. Valid values are enable and disable. If you enable SSL at installation time, this is set to enable.
- ssl.pemfile
- Specifies the path to the PEM file for SSL support. If you enable SSL at installation time, this parameter points to a self-signed certificate. If you use a trusted signed certificate, you must specify it with this parameter.