Monitoring parameters
The following table describes parameters that control options for monitoring the Vertica database.
The following parameters control options for monitoring the Vertica database.
Query the CONFIGURATION_PARAMETERS system table to determine what levels (node, session, user, database) are valid for a given parameter.- EnableDataCollector
- Enables the Data Collector, which is the Workload Analyzer's internal diagnostics utility. Affects all sessions on all nodes. To disable, set to 0.
Default: 1 (enabled)
- EnableLogRotate
- Enables and disables the timed LogRotate service.
Default: 1 (enabled)
- LogRotateInterval
- Interval literal, how often the LogRotate service runs.
Default: 8h (runs every 8 hours)
- LogRotateMaxAge
- Interval literal, the maximum age of rotated logs (
.gz
) to keep. Rotated logs with an age greater than this value are rotated. For details, see Rotating log files.Default: 7 days
- LogRotateMaxSize
- String, the maximum size of a log (
.log
) file. The string has formatinteger
{K|M|G|T}
, whereK
is kibibytes,M
is mebibytes,G
is gibibytes, andT
is tebibytes. Logs larger than this value are rotated. For details, see Rotating log files.Default: 100M
- SnmpTrapDestinationsList
- Defines where Vertica sends traps for SNMP. See Configuring reporting for SNMP. For example:
=> ALTER DATABASE DEFAULT SET SnmpTrapDestinationsList = 'localhost 162 public';
Default: none
- SnmpTrapsEnabled
- Enables event trapping for SNMP. See Configuring reporting for SNMP.
Default: 0
- SnmpTrapEvents
- Defines which events Vertica traps through SNMP. See Configuring reporting for SNMP. For example:
=> ALTER DATABASE DEFAULT SET SnmpTrapEvents = 'Low Disk Space, Recovery Failure';
Default: Low Disk Space, Read Only File System, Loss of K Safety, Current Fault Tolerance at Critical Level, Too Many ROS Containers, Node State Change, Recovery Failure, Stale Checkpoint, and CRC Mismatch.
- SyslogEnabled
- Enables event trapping for syslog. See Configuring reporting for syslog.
Default: 0 (disabled)
- SyslogEvents
- Defines events that generate a syslog entry. See Configuring reporting for syslog. For example:
=> ALTER DATABASE DEFAULT SET SyslogEvents = 'Low Disk Space, Recovery Failure';
Default: none
- SyslogFacility
- Defines which SyslogFacility Vertica uses. See Configuring reporting for syslog.
Default: user