Monitoring and issue reports

You can use the /etc/storpool.conf configuration file to set the cluster name, cluster ID, and other options related to monitoring and debugging.

Cluster name

Required for the pro-active monitoring performed by StorPool Support team. Usually in the <Company-Name>-<City-or-nearest-airport>-<number> form, with numbering starting from 1.

SP_CLUSTER_NAME=StorPool-Sofia-1

Cluster ID

The Cluster ID is a global unique ID assigned by StorPool when licensing the cluster. It consists of two parts - location ID and cluster ID - separated by a dot (“.”). Each location consists of one or more clusters:

SP_CLUSTER_ID=nzkr.b

Local user for debug data collection

User to change the ownership of the storpool_abrtsync service runtime (see Background services). Unset by default:

SP_ABRTSYNC_USER=

Note

In case of no configuration during installation, this user will be set by default to storpool.

Addresses for sending issue reports

The defaults are shown below. They could be altered (unlikely) in case a jump host or a custom collection nodes are used.

SP_ABRTSYNC_REMOTE_ADDRESSES=reports.storpool.com,reports1.storpool.com,reports2.storpool.com

Deleting local reports

You can use this option to set whether local reports files should be deleted after sync to the remote. Default:1

SP_DELETE_REPORTS=1