Configuration#
A Squirro cluster can be extensively configured. This section covers the available configuration options and facilities in detail.
Configuration Files#
Each service has its own configuration file in addition to the common configuration file that applies to all services.
Individual services include:
Configuration Service#
Squirro’s Configuration Service is the centralized repository for server, project, and user configuration. To learn more, see Configuration Service.
Configuration Interpolation#
Configuration interpolation allows you to retrieve values from the Configuration Service and inject them into different parts of the Squirro platform. See Configuration Interpolation for more details.
Securing Configuration Files#
For information on securing configuration files, including encryption, see Securing Configuration Files.
Securing Redis Instance Over SSL#
SSL communication can be established between Redis instances and Squirro services. To learn more, see Securing Redis Instance over SSL.
Secure Configuration Guide#
You can take additional steps to secure Squirro using out-of-the-box features, as outlined in the Secure Configuration Guide.
SSL Certificates#
For information on obtaining Squirro SSL certificates, see SSL Certificates.
Changing the Default Language#
Squirro has additional language capabilities available out of the box. For instructions on enabling German, French, or Italian as the default project language, see Changing the Default Language.
Email Templates#
Squirro has a variety of email templates available for alerts, trend notifications, password resets, and so on. See Email Templates for more information.
Enable Proxy Server for Outgoing Calls#
To enable a proxy server for outgoing calls, see Enable Proxy Server for Outgoing Calls.
Elasticsearch#
For Elasticsearch configuration, refer to its official documentation: Elasticsearch Configuration.