fleet-server.reference.yml

###################### fleet-server configuration example #########################

# This file contains all configuration options for the fleet-server.
# These options are either specified through configuration flags or the
# fleet-server integration when running under elastic-agent.
# A configuration file can also be used when running fleet-server in stand alone
# (development only).

##############################
# Output configuration
# controls how fleet-server connects to elasticsearch.
##############################

output:
  elasticsearch:
    # protocol - either http or https
    protocol: http
    hosts: ['localhost:9200']
    service_token: 'example-token'
    timeout: 90s
    max_retries: 3
    max_conn_per_host: 128
    max_content_length: 1048576 # 10MiB
#    service_token_path: /path/to/service-token
#    path: /elasticsearch
#    headers: {key: value}
#    proxy_url: 'https://proxy:8080'
#    proxy_disable: false
#    proxy_headers: {key: value}
#    ssl.enabled: true
#    ssl.verification_mode: full
#    ssl.certificate_authorities: ["/etc/pki/root/ca.pem"]
#    ssl.certificate: /creds/cert.pem  # optional mTLS keypair used to connect to Elasticsearch
#    ssl.key: /creds/key.pem           # optional mTLS keypair used to connect to Elasticsearch
#    ssl.supported_protocols: [TLSv1.0, TLSv1.1, TLSv1.2]
#    ssl.cipher_suites: []
#    ssl.curve_types: []
#    ssl.ca_sha256: []
#    ssl.ca_trusted_fingerprint: 'CA-FINGERPRINT-VALUE'
#    ssl.renegotiation: never

##############################
# Fleet configuration
# indicators automatically populated when fleet-server runs under the elastic-agent
# only needs fleet.agent.id in stand alone operation
##############################

fleet:
  agent:
    # The id is provided by elastic-agent if fleet-server is supervised by an agent
    # It must be explicitly provided if fleet-server runs in stand-alone mode
    id: fleet-server-agent-idv
#   # version is the version of the elastic-agent instance
#   version:
#   # specify logging level
#   # deprecated: Use the top level logging.* attributes instead.
#   logging.level: info
# host:
#   id:
#   name:

##############################
# Input configuration
# Controls the fleet-server API.
# Expected to be a list with a single object that has "type: fleet-server"
# Provided through the integration settings when running under elastic-agent.
##############################

# inputs:
#  - type: fleet-server
#    # The policy ID is used by a fleet-server running under elastic-agent
#    policy.id: '${FLEET_SERVER_POLICY_ID:fleet-server-policy}'
#    server:
#      # host is the hostname the external api will bind to.
#      # If running under the elastic-agent this setting must be specified at install time, the attribute recieved from the policy is ignored.
#      host: 0.0.0.0
#      # port is the port number the external api will bind to.
#      # If running under the elastic-agent this setting must be specified at install time, the attribute recieved from the policy is ignored.
#      port: 8220
#      # the internal_port specifies the port the internal api will bind to on localhost.
#      # the internal api is used if by elastic-agent to communicate to fleet-server if the agent is running a fleet-server instance.
#      internal_port: 8221
#      static_policy_tokens:
#        enabled: true
#        policy_tokens:
#        -
#          # policy_id is the id of the policy the token is associated with.
#          policy_id: "${FLEET_SERVER_POLICY_ID:fleet-server-policy}"
#          # token_key is the key used to authenticate the token.
#          token_key: "${FLEET_SERVER_POLICY_TOKEN_KEY:fleet-server-policy-token}"
#      # ssl controls all ssl settings of the fleet-server apis (internal and external).
#      ssl:
#        enabled: false
#        verification_mode: full
#        supported_protocols: [TLSv1.0, TLSv1.1, TLSv1.2]
#        cipher_suites: []
#        curve_types: []
#        certificate_authorities: []  # CA used to verify client certs
#        ca_sha256: []
#        client_authentication: none # 'none', 'optional', or 'required'
#        certificate: /creds/cert.pem
#        key: /creds/key.pem
#        key_passphrase_path: /creds/key.pem
#
#     # timeouts controls various api timeouts
#     timeouts:
#       # read timeout is how long from connection ACCEPT to reading the entire body including TLS handshake.
#       # this timeout includes authenication in most cases, and  as a result a large value is used to accomodate authentication lag.
#       read: 60s
#       # read_header timeout covers ACCEPT to the end of the HTTP headers including TLS handshake.
#       # this timeout is a preauth timeout.
#       read_header: 5s
#       # write is the response write timeout.
#       # it may be altered for certain endpoints such as the checkin endpoint.
#       write: 10m
#       # idle is the timeout to keep the connection open when keep-alives are enabled.
#       idle: 30s
#       # checkin_long_poll is the amount of time the fleet-server will poll for new actions on the checkin endpoint.
#       # a different value may be used if the request-body specifies it.
#       checkin_long_poll: 5m
#       # how often to update the agent document timestamp on a long-poll checkin request
#       checkin_timestamp: 30s
#       # checkin_jitter time may be subtracted from the long_poll time.
#       # a 0 value disables jitter
#       checkin_jitter: 30s
#       # checkin_max_poll is the maximum long_poll value a client can request.
#       checkin_max_poll: 1h
#       # drain is the amount of time fleet-server will wait for HTTP connections to terminate on a shutdown signal before forcing all connections closed
#       drain: 10s
#
#     # profiler will bind Go's pprof endpoints to a new listener if enabled.
#     profiler:
#       enabled: false
#       bind: localhost:6060
#
#     # compressions sesttings for checkin responses if the request accepts gzip encoding
#     compression_level: 1 # flate.BestSpeed
#     compression_threshold: 1024
#
#     # limits controls api and rate limits for the fleet-server
#     # Note that use of limit attributes excluding max_agents is considered an advanced use case.
#     # A 0 value will disable any specific limit.
#     limits:
#       # max_agents is the preffered way to set limits
#       # If specified a set of other limits is automatically loaded.
#       max_agents: 0
#       # policy_throttle is the duration that the fleet-server will wait in between attempts to dispatch policy updates to polling agents
#       # deprecated: replaced by policy_limit settings
#       policy_throttle: 5ms # 1ms min is forced
#       # max_header_byte_size is the request header size limit
#       max_header_byte_size: 8192 # 8Kib
#       # max_connections is the maximum number of connnections per API endpoint
#       max_connections: 0
#
#       # action_limit is a limiter for the action dispatcher, it is added to control how fast the checkin endpoint writes responses when an action effecting multiple agents is detected.
#       # This is done in order to be able to reuse gzip writers if gzip is requested as allocating new writers is expensive (around 1.2MB for a new allocation).
#       # If the interval is too high it may negativly effect assumtions around server write timeouts and poll poll durations, if used we expect the value to be around 5ms.
#       # An interval value of 0 disables the limiter by using an infinite rate limit (default behavior).
#       # Burst controls concurrency and has a larger influence on the gzip writer pool size (default 5).
#       action_limit:
#         interval: 0
#         burst: 5
#
#       # policy_limit is a limiter used to control how fast fleet-server sends POLICY_CHANGE actions to agents.
#       # As with the action_limit settings this is done to avoid allocating a lot of gzip writers.
#       # The default settings are to have the interval of 5ms with a burst of 1.
#       # A min burst value of 1 is always enforced.
#       # If no interval is specified, the policy_throttle may be used as the interval instead.
#       # if both interval and policy_throttle are 0, a value of 1ns is used instead.
#       policy_limit:
#         interval: 5ms
#         burst: 1
#
#       # endpoint specific limits below
#       checkin_limit:
#         interval: 1ms
#         burst: 1000
#         max: 0
#         max_body_byte_size: 1048567 # 1MiB
#       artifact_limit:
#         interval: 5ms
#         burst: 25
#         max: 50
#         max_body_byte_size: 0
#       enroll_limit:
#         interval: 10ms
#         burst: 100
#         max: 50
#         max_body_byte_size: 524288 # 512Kib
#       ack_limit:
#         interval: 10ms
#         burst: 100
#         max: 50
#         max_body_byte_size: 2097152 # 2MiB
#       status_limit:
#         interval: 5ms
#         burst: 25
#         max: 50
#         max_body_byte_size: 0
#       upload_start_limit:
#         interval: 3s
#         burst: 8
#         max: 3
#         max_body_byte_size: 5242880 # 5MiB
#       upload_chunk_limit:
#         interval: 3s
#         burst: 10
#         max: 4
#         max_body_byte_size: 4194304 # 4MiB - hard coded value # TODO check
#       upload_end_limit:
#         interval: 2s
#         burst: 5
#         max: 2
#         max_body_byte_size: 1024
#       file_delivery_limit:
#         interval: 100ms
#         burst: 8
#         max: 5
#         max_body_byte_size: 5242880 # 5MiB
#       pgp_retrieval_limit:
#         interval: 10ms
#         burst: 100
#         max: 50
#         max_body_byte_size: 0
#       audit_unenroll_limit:
#         interval: 10ms
#         burst: 100
#         max: 50
#         max_body_byte_size: 1024
#
#     # go runtime limits
#     runtime:
#       gc_percent: 0
#       memory_limit: math.MaxInt64
#
#     # elasticsearch bulk client config
#     bulk:
#       flush_interval: 250ms
#       flush_threshold_cnt: 2048
#       flush_threshold_size: 1048567 # 1MiB
#       flush_max_pending: 8
#
#     # gc controls fleet-server index garbage collection operations
#     # currently manages actions cleanup
#     gc:
#       schedule_interval: 1h
#       cleanup_after_expired_interval: 30d
#
#     # instrumentation controls APM tracing
#     instrumentation:
#       enabled: false
#       tls:
#         skip_verify: false
#         server_certificate: ""
#         server_ca: ""
#       environment: ""
#       api_key: ""
#       api_key_path: ""
#       secret_token: ""
#       secret_token_path: ""
#       hosts: []
#       global_labels: ""
#       transaction_sample_rate: ""
#
#     # Add static token values to fleet-server
#     static_policy_tokens:
#       enabled: false
#       policy_tokens:
#         - token_key: "value"
#           policy_id: "value"
#
#     # configuration for pgp key endpoint
#     pgp:
#       upstream_url: "https://artifacts.elastic.co/GPG-KEY-elastic-agent"
#       # By default dir is the directory containing the fleet-server executable (following symlinks) joined with elastic-agent-upgrade-keys
#       dir: ./elastic-agent-upgrade-keys
#    # monitor options are advanced configuration and should not be adjusted is most cases
#    monitor:
#      fetch_size: 1000 # The number of documents that each monitor may fetch at once
#      poll_timeout: 4m # The poll timeout for each monitor's wait_for_advancement request
#      policy_debounce_time: 1s # The debounce duration for the policy index monitor on successfull document retrievals.

##############################
# Logging configuration
# control logging output
# logging is disabled if to_files and to_stderr are both false.
##############################

logging:
  level: info
  # to_files will output logs to files as described by the logging.files attribute
  to_files: true
  # to_stderr forces logging output to stderr, logging.files is ignored in this case
  to_stderr: false
  # pretty will pretty print output if to_stderr: true is used
  pretty: false
  files:
    path: "."
    name: "fleet-server.log"
    rotateeverybytes: 104857600 # 10MiB
    keepfiles: 7
    permissions: 0600
    interval: 0
    rotateonstartup: true
    redirect_stderr: true

##############################
# Metrics endpoint configuration
# enables the stats endpoint at http://localhost:5601, disabled by default.
# Additional stats can be found under http://127.0.0.1:5066/stats and http://127.0.0.1:5066/state
##############################

http:
  enabled: false
  host: localhost
  port: 5066
#  # named_pipe attributes are used to bind the metrics endpoint to a Named Pipe on Windows systems.
#  named_pipe.user: ""
#  named_pipe.security_descriptor: ""