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scheduler job from cf-syslog-drain/5.2

Github source: 0c6c2d9 or master branch

Properties

metric_emitter

interval

The interval that metrics are emitted to metron.

Default
1m

scalablesyslog

adapter

addrs

A collection of adapter addresses. This is used only if the adapter_adders link is not provided.

Default
[]
port

The port used to communicate with the adapters via gRPC.

Default
4443

scheduler

api
batch_size

The batch size the scheduler will request the Cloud Controller for bindings.

Default
1000
polling_interval

The interval at which the scheduler will poll the Cloud Controller for bindings.

Default
15s
url

The URL of the Cloud Controller, used for getting syslog drain bindings.

Default
""
blacklisted_syslog_ranges

A list of IP address ranges that are not allowed to be specified in syslog drain binding URLs.

Default
[]
Example
- end: 10.10.10.10
  start: 10.10.10.1
bosh_dns

Enable Bosh DNS. Disabling this implies Consul DNS.

Default
false
health

The port for the scheduler health endpoint.

Default
8080
metric
addr

The address used to send metric data to metron.

Default
localhost:3458
cn

When the scheduler communicates with metron it must validate metron’s common name (CN) or subject alternative names (SANs) against the hostname or IP address used to initiate the connection. Since we use a custom CN for metron this must be set to that value for validation to be successful.

Default
metron
pprof

The port for pprof on the scheduler.

Default
0
tls
api
ca

When the scheduler communicates with the Cloud Controller it must validate the Cloud Controller’s certificate was signed by a trusted CA. This is the CA trusted by the scheduler for that communication.

cert

This certificate is sent to the Cloud Controller when initiating a connection. It must be signed by a CA that is trusted by the Cloud Controller.

cn

When the scheduler communicates with the Cloud Controller it must validate the Cloud Controller’s common name (CN) or subject alternative names (SANs) against the hostname or IP address used to initiate the connection. Most of the time this should be the hostname defined in scalablesyslog.scheduler.api.url.

key

This is the private key for the certificate sent to the Cloud Controller when initiating a connection.

skip_cert_verify

Allows insecure TLS connections to the Cloud Controller.

Default
false
client
adapter_cn

When the scheduler communicates with the adapters it must validate the adapters’ common name (CN) or subject alternative names (SANs) against the hostname or IP address used to initiate the connection. Since we use a custom CN for adapters this must be set to that value for validation to be successful.

ca

When the scheduler communicates with the adapters it must validate the adapters’ certificates were signed by a trusted CA. This is the CA trusted by the scheduler for that communication. Note: This is also used when communicating with the metron agent when sending metric data.

cert

This certificate is sent to the adapters when initiating a connection. It must be signed by a CA that is trusted by the adapters. Note: This is also used when communicating with the metron agent when sending metric data.

key

This is the private key for the certificate sent to the adapters when initiating a connection. Note: This is also used when communicating with the metron agent when sending metric data.

Templates

Templates are rendered and placed onto corresponding instances during the deployment process. This job's templates will be placed into /var/vcap/jobs/scheduler/ directory (learn more).

  • bin/ctl (from ctl.erb)
  • bin/environment.sh (from environment.sh.erb)
  • certs/api_ca.crt (from api_ca.crt.erb)
  • certs/api_client.crt (from api_client.crt.erb)
  • certs/api_client.key (from api_client.key.erb)
  • certs/ca.crt (from ca.crt.erb)
  • certs/scheduler.crt (from scheduler.crt.erb)
  • certs/scheduler.key (from scheduler.key.erb)

Packages

Packages are compiled and placed onto corresponding instances during the deployment process. Packages will be placed into /var/vcap/packages/ directory.