Hosts.cfg; Copyright © 2010 Caringo, Inc - Dell DX6000 Overview

#
# PARAMETERS
#
[proxy]
port = 80
interface = 192.168.1.1
validationMode = False
[log]
#<10 = CHATTER, which includes twisted.internet logs
#10 = DEBUG - Turns on detail message handling logs
#20 = INFO - Turns on request and response echo and connection pool logging
#40 = ERROR - Turns on error logging
level = 40
#default = localhost
#For stdout, leave blank.
host = localhost
#default = 514. Not used for empty host.
port = 514
#default = stdout. Not used if host is not empty.
file = stdout
#If loghost is empty and file is not stdout, this is the log file size
#limit
fileSize = 0
#If host is empty, this is not used. If host is not empty
#then hostBindInterface should be the host that will
#be written with log messages.
hostBindInterface = 'localhost'
facility = 0
[connectionPool]
maxStoredConnections = 200
connectTimeOut = 60
poolTimeOut = 300
[scsp]
hosts = 192.168.1.121 192.168.1.122 192.168.1.123
#name of the DX Storage cluster. This is the cluster we will dns browse for nodes
clusterName =
port = 80
[remote]
hostsConfigFile = /etc/caringo/scspproxy/hosts.cfg
#
# END

3.2. hosts.cfg

Communication with remote proxies or clusters is configured in a configuration file called hosts.cfg
that is installed by default in the /etc/caringo/scspproxy directory. The hosts.cfg file contains a list of
all known remote clusters, each configured with the following 5 values on a single line per cluster:
Option Name
ClusterName

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Description
The common name for a remote cluster that
will be used in requests sent to the proxy. May
not contain whitespaces and cannot be a 32-
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