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# You can have multiple clusters running in the same zookeeper
# by providing different cluster names
cluster_name: redis-ring

# By default RedisRing tries to guess the local IP address
# setting host_name should be necessary only if that is not possible
#host_name: localhost

# This is the port on which RedisRing publishes it's HTTP interface
# The Redis instances use ring_size next ports
base_port: 6400

# The number of Redis instances to start. Morte means more memory overhead (about 1MB per instance),
# but more means also easier moving around parts of the database
ring_size: 32

# By default which redis-server is used. Overwrite this setting if redis-server is not in PATH
#redis_path: /path/to/redis-server

# By default config/redis.conf.erb from the gem is used, but you can also supply your own.
# You can also change the redis server settings using the shared_config.conf file in base directory
#redis_config_template_path: /path/to/redis.conf.erb

# You can specify how much should Virtual Memory take in bytes (overall, not per Redis instance)
total_vm_size: 8589934592 #8GB
vm_page_size: 32

# This is the root directory under which all files will be stored
base_directory: /var/lib/redis

# Like with Virtual Memory, you can also specify how much memory all the Redis instances should take together
total_max_memory: 1073741824 # 1GB

# This is the password that will be used by all Redis instances. Remember that a huge number of passwords can be
# chacked in a second, so use a strong one. By default there is no password.
#password: letmein

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
redis_ring-0.1.3	config/redis-ring.sample.yml
redis_ring-0.1.2	config/redis-ring.sample.yml