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options:
- name: mgr_data
  type: str
  level: advanced
  desc: Filesystem path to the ceph-mgr data directory, used to contain keyring.
  fmt_desc: Path to load daemon data (such as keyring)
  default: /var/lib/ceph/mgr/$cluster-$id
  services:
  - mgr
  flags:
  - no_mon_update
- name: mgr_pool
  type: bool
  level: dev
  desc: Allow use/creation of .mgr pool.
  default: true
  services:
  - mgr
  flags:
  - startup
- name: mgr_stats_period
  type: int
  level: basic
  desc: Period in seconds of OSD/MDS stats reports to manager
  long_desc: Use this setting to control the granularity of time series data collection
    from daemons.  Adjust upwards if the manager CPU load is too high, or if you simply
    do not require the most up to date performance counter data.
  default: 5
  services:
  - mgr
  - common
- name: mgr_client_bytes
  type: size
  level: dev
  default: 128_M
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_client_messages
  type: uint
  level: dev
  default: 512
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_osd_bytes
  type: size
  level: dev
  default: 512_M
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_osd_messages
  type: uint
  level: dev
  default: 8_K
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_mds_bytes
  type: size
  level: dev
  default: 128_M
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_mds_messages
  type: uint
  level: dev
  default: 128
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_mon_bytes
  type: size
  level: dev
  default: 128_M
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_mon_messages
  type: uint
  level: dev
  default: 128
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_service_beacon_grace
  type: float
  level: advanced
  desc: Period in seconds from last beacon to manager dropping state about a monitored
    service (RGW, rbd-mirror etc)
  default: 1_min
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_debug_aggressive_pg_num_changes
  type: bool
  level: dev
  desc: Bypass most throttling and safety checks in pg[p]_num controller
  default: false
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_max_pg_num_change
  type: int
  level: advanced
  desc: maximum change in pg_num
  default: 128
  services:
  - mgr
  with_legacy: true
- name: mgr_module_path
  type: str
  level: advanced
  desc: Filesystem path to manager modules.
  fmt_desc: Path to load modules from
  default: @CEPH_INSTALL_DATADIR@/mgr
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mgr_standby_modules
  type: bool
  default: true
  level: advanced
  desc: Start modules in standby (redirect) mode when mgr is standby
  long_desc: By default, the standby modules will answer incoming requests with a
    HTTP redirect to the active manager, allowing users to point their browser at any
    mgr node and find their way to an active mgr.  However, this mode is problematic
    when using a load balancer because (1) the redirect locations are usually private
    IPs and (2) the load balancer can't identify which mgr is the right one to send
    traffic to. If a load balancer is being used, set this to false.
- name: mgr_disabled_modules
  type: str
  level: advanced
  desc: List of manager modules never get loaded
  long_desc: A comma delimited list of module names. This list is read by manager
    when it starts. By default, manager loads all modules found in specified 'mgr_module_path',
    and it starts the enabled ones as instructed. The modules in this list will not
    be loaded at all.
  default: @mgr_disabled_modules@
  services:
  - mgr
  see_also:
  - mgr_module_path
  flags:
  - startup
- name: mgr_initial_modules
  type: str
  level: basic
  desc: List of manager modules to enable when the cluster is first started
  long_desc: This list of module names is read by the monitor when the cluster is
    first started after installation, to populate the list of enabled manager modules.  Subsequent
    updates are done using the 'mgr module [enable|disable]' commands.  List may be
    comma or space separated.
  default: restful iostat nfs
  services:
  - mon
  - common
  flags:
  - no_mon_update
  - cluster_create
- name: cephadm_path
  type: str
  level: advanced
  desc: Path to cephadm utility
  default: /usr/sbin/cephadm
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_delta_reset_interval
  type: float
  level: advanced
  desc: window duration for rate calculations in 'ceph status'
  fmt_desc: Seconds of inactivity before we reset the PG delta to 0. We keep
    track of the delta of the used space of each pool, so, for
    example, it would be easier for us to understand the progress of
    recovery or the performance of cache tier. But if there's no
    activity reported for a certain pool, we just reset the history of
    deltas of that pool.
  default: 10
  services:
  - mgr
  with_legacy: true
- name: mon_stat_smooth_intervals
  type: uint
  level: advanced
  desc: number of PGMaps stats over which we calc the average read/write throughput
    of the whole cluster
  fmt_desc: Ceph will smooth statistics over the last ``N`` PG maps.
  default: 6
  services:
  - mgr
  min: 1
- name: mon_pool_quota_warn_threshold
  type: int
  level: advanced
  desc: percent of quota at which to issue warnings
  default: 0
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_pool_quota_crit_threshold
  type: int
  level: advanced
  desc: percent of quota at which to issue errors
  default: 0
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_cache_target_full_warn_ratio
  type: float
  level: advanced
  desc: issue CACHE_POOL_NEAR_FULL health warning when cache pool utilization exceeds
    this ratio of usable space
  fmt_desc: Position between pool's ``cache_target_full`` and ``target_max_object``
    where we start warning
  default: 0.66
  services:
  - mgr
  flags:
  - no_mon_update
  - cluster_create
  with_legacy: true
- name: mon_pg_check_down_all_threshold
  type: float
  level: advanced
  desc: threshold of down osds after which we check all pgs
  fmt_desc: Percentage threshold of ``down`` OSDs above which we check all PGs
    for stale ones.
  default: 0.5
  services:
  - mgr
  with_legacy: true
- name: mon_pg_stuck_threshold
  type: int
  level: advanced
  desc: number of seconds after which pgs can be considered stuck inactive, unclean,
    etc
  long_desc: see doc/control.rst under dump_stuck for more info
  fmt_desc: Number of seconds after which PGs can be considered as
    being stuck.
  default: 1_min
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_pg_warn_min_per_osd
  type: uint
  level: advanced
  desc: minimal number PGs per (in) osd before we warn the admin
  fmt_desc: Raise ``HEALTH_WARN`` if the average number
    of PGs per ``in`` OSD is under this number. A non-positive number
    disables this.
  default: 0
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_pg_warn_max_object_skew
  type: float
  level: advanced
  desc: max skew few average in objects per pg
  fmt_desc: Raise ``HEALTH_WARN`` if the average RADOS object count per PG
    of any pool is greater than ``mon_pg_warn_max_object_skew`` times
    the average RADOS object count per PG of all pools. Zero or a non-positive
    number disables this. Note that this option applies to ``ceph-mgr`` daemons.
  default: 10
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_pg_warn_min_objects
  type: int
  level: advanced
  desc: 'do not warn below this object #'
  fmt_desc: Do not warn if the total number of RADOS objects in cluster is below
    this number
  default: 10000
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_pg_warn_min_pool_objects
  type: int
  level: advanced
  desc: 'do not warn on pools below this object #'
  fmt_desc: Do not warn on pools whose RADOS object count is below this number
  default: 1000
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_warn_on_misplaced
  type: bool
  level: advanced
  desc: Issue a health warning if there are misplaced objects
  default: false
  services:
  - mgr
  with_legacy: true
- name: mon_warn_on_pool_no_app
  type: bool
  level: dev
  desc: issue POOL_APP_NOT_ENABLED health warning if pool has not application enabled
  default: true
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_warn_on_too_few_osds
  type: bool
  level: advanced
  desc: Issue a health warning if there are fewer OSDs than osd_pool_default_size
  default: true
  services:
  - mgr
- name: mon_target_pg_per_osd
  type: uint
  level: advanced
  desc: Automated PG management creates this many PGs per OSD
  long_desc: When creating pools, the automated PG management logic will attempt to
    reach this target.  In some circumstances, it may exceed this target, up to the
    ``mon_max_pg_per_osd`` limit. Conversely, a lower number of PGs per OSD may be
    created if the cluster is not yet fully utilised
  default: 100
  min: 1
# min pgs per osd for reweight-by-pg command
- name: mon_reweight_min_pgs_per_osd
  type: uint
  level: advanced
  default: 10
  services:
  - mgr
  with_legacy: true
# min bytes per osd for reweight-by-utilization command
- name: mon_reweight_min_bytes_per_osd
  type: size
  level: advanced
  default: 100_M
  services:
  - mgr
  with_legacy: true
# max osds to change per reweight-by-* command
- name: mon_reweight_max_osds
  type: int
  level: advanced
  default: 4
  services:
  - mgr
  with_legacy: true
- name: mon_reweight_max_change
  type: float
  level: advanced
  default: 0.05
  services:
  - mgr
  with_legacy: true
- name: mgr_stats_threshold
  type: int
  level: advanced
  desc: Lowest perfcounter priority collected by mgr
  long_desc: Daemons only set perf counter data to the manager daemon if the counter
    has a priority higher than this.
  default: 5
  min: 0
  max: 11
- name: mgr_tick_period
  type: secs
  level: advanced
  desc: Period in seconds of beacon messages to monitor
  fmt_desc: How many seconds between mgr beacons to monitors, and other
    periodic checks.
  default: 2
  services:
  - mgr
  - mon
- name: mon_osd_err_op_age_ratio
  type: float
  level: advanced
  desc: issue REQUEST_STUCK health error if OSD ops are slower than is age (seconds)
  default: 128
  services:
  - mgr
  with_legacy: true