# This file shows the default configuration of Meilisearch.
# All variables are defined here https://docs.meilisearch.com/learn/configuration/instance_options.html#environment-variables


### DUMP

# Folder where dumps are created when the dump route is called
# dumps-dir = "dumps/"

# Ignore the dump if a database already exists, and load that database instead
# ignore-dump-if-db-exists = false

# If the dump doesn't exists, load or create the database specified by `db-path` instead
# ignore-missing-dump = false

# Import a dump from the specified path, must be a `.dump` file
# import-dump = "./path/to/my/file.dump"


### SNAPSHOT

# The engine will ignore a missing snapshot and not return an error in such case
# ignore-missing-snapshot = false
            
# The engine will skip snapshot importation and not return an error in such case
# ignore-snapshot-if-db-exists = false

# Defines the path of the snapshot file to import. This option will, by default, stop the
# process if a database already exist or if no snapshot exists at the given path. If this
# option is not specified no snapshot is imported
# import-snapshot = false

# Activate snapshot scheduling
# schedule-snapshot = false
            
# Defines the directory path where meilisearch will create snapshot each snapshot_time_gap
# snapshot-dir = "snapshots/"
            
# Defines time interval, in seconds, between each snapshot creation
# snapshot-interval-sec = 86400


### INDEX

# The maximum size, in bytes, of the main lmdb database directory
# max-index-size = "100 GiB"

# The maximum amount of memory the indexer will use. It defaults to 2/3 of the available
# memory. It is recommended to use something like 80%-90% of the available memory, no
# more.
#
# In case the engine is unable to retrieve the available memory the engine will try to use
# the memory it needs but without real limit, this can lead to Out-Of-Memory issues and it
# is recommended to specify the amount of memory to use.
#
# /!\ The default value is system dependant /!\
# max-indexing-memory = "2 GiB"

# The maximum number of threads the indexer will use. If the number set is higher than the
# real number of cores available in the machine, it will use the maximum number of
# available cores.
#
# It defaults to half of the available threads.
# max-indexing-threads = 4


### SSL

# Enable client authentication, and accept certificates signed by those roots provided in CERTFILE
# ssl-auth-path = "./path/to/root"

# Read server certificates from CERTFILE. This should contain PEM-format certificates in
# the right order (the first certificate should certify KEYFILE, the last should be a root
# CA)
# ssl-cert-path = "./path/to/CERTFILE"

# Read private key from KEYFILE.  This should be a RSA private key or PKCS8-encoded
# private key, in PEM format
# ssl-key-path = "./path/to/private-key"
            
# Read DER-encoded OCSP response from OCSPFILE and staple to certificate. Optional
# ssl-ocsp-path = "./path/to/OCSPFILE"

# Send a fatal alert if the client does not complete client authentication
# ssl-require-auth = false
            
# SSL support session resumption
# ssl-resumption = false

# SSL support tickets 
# ssl-tickets = false


### MISC

# This environment variable must be set to `production` if you are running in production.
# If the server is running in development mode more logs will be displayed, and the master
# key can be avoided which implies that there is no security on the updates routes. This
# is useful to debug when integrating the engine with another service
# env = "development" # possible values: [development, production]

# The address on which the http server will listen
# http-addr = "127.0.0.1:7700"

# The maximum size, in bytes, of accepted JSON payloads
# http-payload-size-limit = 100000000

# The destination where the database must be created
# db-path = "./data.ms"

# The engine will disable task auto-batching, and will sequencialy compute each task one by one
# disable-auto-batching = false
   
# Set the log level
# log-level = "info"
            
# The master key allowing you to do everything on the server
# master-key = "YOUR MASTER KEY"
           
# The maximum size, in bytes, of the update lmdb database directory 
# max-task-db-size = "100 GiB"