unravel.jdbc.username

Unravel database user.

unravel.jdbc.password

Password for unravel.jdbc.username.

unravel.jdbc.url

URL for jdbc, determined by your database.

Example:

jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1:3306/unravel_mysql_prod

com.unraveldata.customer.organization

Customer name. Used to identify your installation for reporting and notification purposes in Unravel UI.

com.unraveldata.advertised.url

Defines the Unravel Server URL for HTTP traffic.

Example: http://unravelserver.company.com:3000

com.com.unraveldata.hdfs.timezone

Timezone of HDFS, for example, US/Eastern, Etc/GMT-4, America/New_York. If the timezone is not set then an error message is logged and UTC timezone is used.

Possible timezones can be obtained by calling TimeZone.getAvailableIDs().

com.unraveldata.tmpdir

The base location for Unravel process control files where Unravel's temp files reside.

com.unraveldata.history.maxSize.weeks

Number of weeks retained for search results in Elastic Search.

com.unraveldata.retention.max.days

Number of days to keep the heaviest data (such as error logs and drill-down details) in the SQL Database.

com.unraveldata.hive.hdfs.dir

/user/unravel/HOOK_RESULT_DIR

com.unraveldata.es.cluster

Unravel elastic search cluster name, e.g., unravel21650.

com.unraveldata.zk.quorum

Embedded Zookeeper ensemble in form host1:port1,host2:port2.

com.unraveldata.kerberos.principal

Name of the Kerberos principal for Unravel daemons to use, along with its hostname, domain name, and realm.

Example: unravel/myhost.mydomain@MYREALM

com.unraveldata.kerberos.keytab.path

Path to keytab file, on Unravel Server, corresponding to the Kerberos principal for Unravel daemons to use.

Example: /usr/local/unravel/etc/unravel.keytab

You can verify the principal in a keytab by using klist -kt KETYAB_FILE. The keytab file should have chmod bits 500 and be owned by unravel user.

com.unraveldata.onprem

Specifies whether the deployment is on premise or on cloud.