package arcticc.pb2.utils_pb2

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Used in: storage_pb2.EventLoggerConfig

• string file_path = 1

  file path

Used in: storage_pb2.EventLoggerConfig

• string event_type = 1

  event_type (main value on which logs are sharded)

• string host = 2

  Host URL of the Logstash server

• string port = 3

  Port of the Logstash server

• bool allow_name_lookup = 4

  Needed when host needs ip resolution

Used in: storage_pb2.VersionStoreConfig

• string instance = 1

  instance

• string host = 2

  Host URL for the Prometheus Push Gateway

• string port = 3

  Port of the Push Gateway

• string job_name = 4

  Job name to be associated with the metrics pushed

• string prometheus_env = 5

  Prometheus env - used for alerting purposes

• PrometheusConfig.PrometheusModel prometheus_model = 6

prometheus model. no settings found ie NO_INIT constructs an empty PrometheusInstance

Used in: PrometheusConfig

• NO_INIT = 0

• PUSH = 1

• WEB = 2

• uint32 port = 1

  Which port to listen for incoming connections on defaults to 17815

• bool do_not_reuse_open_port = 2

  When this server exits it can leave the port open in TIME_WAIT state for a while. This forces subsequent server bind attempts to fail when restarting. If you find restarts fail repeatedly with bind attempts, set this to true to forcibly reuse the open port.

• bool limit_connections_to_localhost = 3

  Only allow connections on localhost? For dev builds you may want to access your game from other devices but if you distribute a game to your players with Remotery active, probably best to limit connections to localhost.

• uint32 ms_sleep_btw_server_updates = 4

  How long to sleep between server updates, hopefully trying to give a little CPU back to other threads.

• uint32 message_queue_size_in_bytes = 5

  Size of the internal message queues Remotery uses Will be rounded to page granularity of 64k

• uint32 max_nb_messages_per_update = 6

  If the user continuously pushes to the message queue, the server network code won't get a chance to update unless there's an upper-limit on how many messages can be consumed per loop.