1hirte.conf(5)                 File Formats Manual                hirte.conf(5)
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NAME

6       hirte.conf - Configuration file to bootstrap hirte
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DESCRIPTION

10       The basic file definition used to bootstrap hirte.
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Format

14       The  hirte  configuration  file is using the systemd configuration file
15       format   ⟨https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.syn‐
16       tax.html⟩.
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19   hirte section
20       All  fields  to  bootstrap the hirte manager are contained in the hirte
21       section. The following keys are understood by hirte.
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24   ManagerPort (uint16_t)
25       The port the manager listens  on  to  establish  connections  with  the
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30       A  comma  separated list of unique hirte-agent names. It's mandatory to
31       set the option, only nodes with names mentioned in the list can connect
32       to  hirte manager. These names are defined in the agent's configuration
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37       The level used for logging. Supported values are:
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69       If this flag is set to true, no logs are written by hirte.  By  default
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Example

74              [hirte]
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FILES

84       Distributions provide the /usr/share/hirte/config/hirte.conf file which
85       defines hirte configuration defaults. Administrators can copy this file
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SEE ALSO

94       hirte(1)                                   ⟨https://github.com/contain‐
95       ers/hirte/blob/main/doc/man/hirte.1.md⟩
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