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Version: Graph 2.0.0

Configuration Options

To configure Aerospike Graph Service (AGS), you can specify options with a properties file and/or with environment variables passed to the Docker image. If you use both, the options are combined when the Docker container starts.

Configuration file setup

To specify configuration options in a properties file, use a file named aerospike-graph.properties. When starting the AGS Docker image, bind your local properties file with the -v option. For example, if your local properties file is located at /Users/graph-user/conf/aerospike-graph.properties, start the Docker image with the command:

docker run -p8182:8182 -v \
/Users/graph-user/conf/aerospike-graph.properties:/opt/aerospike-graph/aerospike-graph.properties \
aerospike/aerospike-graph-service

Specify configuration options with the format <OPTION>=<VALUE>. The following is an example of a aerospike-graph.properties file:

aerospike.client.host=172.17.0.2
aerospike.client.port=3000
aerospike.client.namespace=test
aerospike.graph-service.heap.max=16g

Configuration options

Configuration options are organized into the following groups:

  • Options in the aerospike.client.* group specify details of AGS's Aerospike client configuration and network setup.

  • Options in the aerospike.graph-service.* group specify details of your AGS's server setup.

  • Options in the aerospike.graph.* group specify details of your graph database setup.

  • Options in the aerospike.graphloader.* group configure the Aerospike Bulk Loader.

The following configuration options are available:

aerospike.client.* options

Option: aerospike.client.auth.mode

Default: INTERNAL
Allowable values: EXTERNAL, EXTERNAL_INSECURE, INTERNAL, PKI
EXTERNAL: Use external authentication (like LDAP) when username/password are defined.
EXTERNAL_INSECURE: Use external authentication (like LDAP) when username/password are defined.
INTERNAL: Use internal authentication when username/password are defined.
PKI: Authentication and authorization based on a certificate.


Option: aerospike.client.cluster.name

Default: none
Allowable values: String values.
Name of a running Aerospike Database server cluster. If set, this value validates that the server cluster which AGS connect to matches the configuration.


Option: aerospike.client.host

Default: localhost:3000
Allowable values: Any string that follows <host>:<port> format.
Accessible address of one or more Aerospike seed nodes, specified as <host>:<port> in a comma-separated list.


Option: aerospike.client.namespace

Default: test
Allowable values: String values. Must match an existing Aerospike namespace.
Namespace to use for storage of graph data.

note

This namespace must already exist on the Aerospike database cluster before starting AGS.


Option: aerospike.client.password

Default: none
Allowable values: String values. Must match Aerospike password for specified user.
Password to use when connecting to the Aerospike cluster if login security is enabled.


Option: aerospike.client.services.alternate

Default: false
Allowable values: true, false
AGS uses services-alternate instead of services in its info request during cluster tending. services-alternate returns server-configured external IP addresses that AGS clients use to talk to nodes. services-alternate can be used in place of providing a client ipMap.


Option: aerospike.client.socket.timeout

Default: 1200000 (20 minutes)
Allowable values: Integer values.
The timeout, in milliseconds, for each individual page of reocords to be read. The time allowed includes both scanning and secondary index pagination queries.


Option: aerospike.client.timeout

Default: 2000
Allowable values: 1 - 100000
Timeout for all client operations except pagination reads (in milliseconds).


Option: aerospike.client.tls

Default: false
Allowable values: true, false
Enable TLS.


Option: aerospike.client.user

Default: none
Allowable values: String values. Must match a user configured for the Aerospike database intance.
Username to use when connecting to the Aerospike cluster if login security is enabled.


aerospike.graph-service.* options

Option: aerospike.graph-service.evaluationTimeout

Default: 30000
Allowable values: Integer values.
Time in milliseconds to wait for a request (script or bytecode) to complete execution.


Option: aerospike.graph-service.gremlinPool

Default: 0, indicating that the value is set to the number of available processors.
Allowable values: Integer values.
Size of the Gremlin thread pool. This pool handles Gremlin script execution and other related long-running processing jobs.


Option: aerospike.graph-service.heap.max

Default: 80% of available system memory
Allowable values: Integer followed by unit (g for gigabytes or m for megabytes)
Maximum amount of memory to allocate to the graph service. Examples: 8192m, 4g


Option: aerospike.graph-service.heap.min

Default: none
Allowable values: Integer followed by unit (g for gigabytes or m for megabytes)
Minimum amount of memory to allocate to the graph service.


Option: aerospike.graph-service.idleConnectionTimeout

Default: 0, indicating that feature is disabled.
Allowable values: Integer values.
Time in milliseconds that the server allows a channel to receive no requests from a client before it automatically closes. If enabled, the value provided should exceed the amount of time given to the configuration option aerospike.graph-service.keepAliveInterval.

note

This value is given in milliseconds, but it resolves to second precision.


Option: aerospike.graph-service.keepAliveInterval

Default: 0, indicating that feature is disabled.
Allowable values: Integer values.
Time in milliseconds that the server allows a channel to send no responses to a client before it sends a "ping" to see if the channel is still present. If it is present, the client should respond with a "pong" which resets the aerospike.graph-service.idleConnectionTimeout and keeps the channel open. If enabled, the value assigned to this option should be smaller than the value provided to the option aerospike.graph-service.idleConnectionTimeout.

note

This value is given in milliseconds, but it resolves to second precision.


Option: aerospike.graph-service.port

Default: 8182
Allowable values: Integer values in the allowable port range.
Port to bind the AGS server to. Drivers connecting to AGS will need to use this port.


Option: aerospike.graph-service.threadPoolWorker

Default: 1
Allowable values: Integer values.
This value should not exceed 2 * number of cores. A worker thread performs non-blocking read and write operations for one or more channels in a non-blocking mode.


aerospike.graph.* options


Option: aerospike.graph.client.connectTimeout

Default: 0
Allowable values: integer
Time interval to allow a client connection to try to connect before timing out. Set to 0 for no timeout limit. Pass through option for the Aerospike Java Client. See API documentation.


Option: aerospike.graph.client.maxConnectionsPerNode

Default: 300
Allowable values: integer
Maximum number of connections per AGS node. Pass through option for the Aerospike Java Client. See API documentation.


Option: aerospike.graph.client.maxErrorRate

Default: 0
Allowable values: integer
Number of errors per second (such as TCP resets or timeouts and other network errors) before the client stops trying to connect for the remainder of that 1 second. If maxErrorRate is 0, there is no error limit and the exception will never be thrown. Pass through option for the Aerospike Java Client. See API documentation.


Option: aerospike.graph.client.timeoutDelay

Default: 0
Allowable values: integer
Time interval to wait after a client times out before returning the connection to the connection pool. Set to 0 for no timeout delay limit. Pass through option for the Aerospike Java Client. See API documentation.


Option: aerospike.graph.http.port

Default: 9090
Allowable values: 0 to 65353 Port on which to open the HTTP server for requests. The HTTP server includes prometheus and the healthcheck.


Option: aerospike.graph.index.vertex.label.enabled

Default: false
Allowable values: true, false
Enable indexing of vertex labels.


Option: aerospike.graph.index.vertex.properties

Default: none
Allowable values: Any string.
Comma-delimited list of vertex properties to create an index on.


Option: aerospike.graph.log.level

Default: INFO
Allowable values: OFF, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, TRACE, ALL
Log level for the AGS instance. Allowable values are in ascending order of verbosity.


Option: aerospike.graph.client.minConnectionsPerNode

Default: 0
Allowable values: integer
Minimum number of connections per AGS node. Pass through option for the Aerospike Java Client. See API documentation.


Option: aerospike.graph.healthcheck.path

Default: /healthcheck
Allowable values: Any URI-compatible string. URI path of the healthcheck server used by Kubernetes.


Option: aerospike.graph.pagination.page.queue.size

Default: 10
Allowable values: Integer values.
Maximum number of pages to queue up. If this number of pages is queued up and not being consumed, no more pages will be read until one is consumed.


Option: aerospike.graph.pagination.page.size

Default: 2048
Allowable values: Integer values.
The maximum size of a single page, measured in records. A record can be a vertex or a pack of edges. Pages are not always this size, but they may not be larger than this.


Option: aerospike.graph.prometheus.path

Default: /metrics
Allowable values: Any URI-compatible string. URI path of the Prometheus web interface.


Option: aerospike.graph.summary.enabled

Default: true
Allowable values: true, false
Enable summary metadata for Aerospike Graph.


Option: aerospike.graph.summary.ticker.enabled

Default: true
Allowable values: true, false
Enable Aerospike Graph summary metadata ticker.


Option: aerospike.graph.ttl.enabled

Default: false
Allowable values: true, false
Enable TTL (time to live) for edges and vertices.


Option: aerospike.graph.ttl.purge.interval

Default: 300
Allowable values: integer
Interval in seconds at which AGS scans for edges and vertices with upcoming TTL to schedule for purging.


aerospike.graphloader.* options

Option: aerospike.graphloader.allowed-bad-edges-count

Default: none (unlimited)
Allowable values: Positive integers.
Allowable number of bulk loader errors involving edges that refer to missing vertex IDs. Set to 0 for no allowable errors.


Option: aerospike.graphloader.allowed-bad-entry-count

Default: none (unlimited)
Allowable values: Positive integers.
Allowable number of bulk loader errors involving vertices or edges that have incorrectly typed data. Set to 0 for no allowable errors.


Option: aerospike.graphloader.allowed-duplicate-vertex-id-count

Default: none (unlimited)
Allowable values: Positive integers.
Allowable number of bulk loader errors involving vertices that have the same ID and label in the input dataset. Set to 0 for no allowable errors.


Option: aerospike.graphloader.edges

Default: none
Allowable values: String values. The path to the directory or cloud storage location where CSV files containing edge data are stored.


Option: aerospike.graphloader.vertices

Default: none
Allowable values: String values. The path to the directory or cloud storage location where CSV files containing vertex data are stored.


Option: aerospike.graphloader.sampling-percentage

Default: 0
Allowable values: Integer values.
Specifies a percentage of the input data to be sampled to verify that the bulk loading job was successful.


Option: aerospike.graphloader.remote-passkey

Default: none
Allowable values: String values.
For AWS: your AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY_ID value.
For GCS: your PRIVATE_KEY value.


Option: aerospike.graphloader.remote-user

Default: none
Allowable values: String values.
For AWS: your AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID value.
For GCS: your PRIVATE_KEY_ID value.


Option: aerospike.graphloader.gcs-email

Default: none
Allowable values: String values.
GCS only. Populate with your GCS CLIENT_EMAIL value.