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alikhtarov edited this page Sep 14, 2014
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--asynclog-disable disable async log file spooling
-a, --async-dir container directory for async storage spools [default: "/var/spool/mcrouter"]
--use-asynclog-version2 Enable using the asynclog version 2.0
--num-proxies adjust how many proxy threads to run [default: 1]
--disable-priorities don't use event base priorities
--no-realtime when run as root, mcrouter is run with realtime priority to improve latency. Use this option to disable realtime-priority when run as root
--fibers-max-pool-size Maximum number of preallocated free fibers to keep around [default: 1000]
--fibers-stack-size If RouteHandles are enabled, size of stack in bytes to allocate per fiber [default: 16 * 1024]
--fibers-debug-record-stack-size Record exact amount of fibers stacks used (expensive: debug only!)
--file-observer-poll-period-ms How often to check inotify for updates on the tracked files. [default: 100]
--file-observer-sleep-before-update-ms How long to sleep for after an update occured (a hack to avoid partial writes). [default: 1000]
--runtime-vars-file Path to the runtime variables file. [default: ""]
--proxy-max-inflight-requests If non-zero, sets the limit on maximum incoming requests that will be routed in parallel by each proxy thread. Requests over limit will be queued up until the number of inflight requests drops. [default: 0]
--destination-rate-limiting If not enabled, ignore "rates" in pool configs.
--target-max-inflight-requests Maximum inflight requests allowed per target per thread (0 means no throttling) [default: 0]
--target-max-pending-requests Only active if target-max-inflight-requests is nonzero. Hard limit on the number of requests allowed in the queue per target per thread. Requests that would exceed this limit are dropped immediately. [default: 100000]
-K, --keepalive-count set TCP KEEPALIVE count, 0 to disable [default: 0]
-i, --keepalive-interval set TCP KEEPALIVE interval parameter in seconds [default: 60]
-I, --keepalive-idle set TCP KEEPALIVE idle parameter in seconds [default: 300]
--reset-inactive-connection-interval Will close open connections without any activity after at most 2 * interval ms. If value is 0, connections won't be closed. [default: 60000]
--tcp-rto-min adjust the minimum TCP retransmit timeout (ms) to memcached [default: -1]
--no-network Debug only. Return random generated replies, do not use network.
--pem-cert-path Path of pem-style certificate for ssl [default: ""]
--pem-key-path Path of pem-style key for ssl [default: ""]
--pem-ca-path Path of pem-style CA cert for ssl [default: ""]
--big-value-split-threshold If 0, big value route handle is not part of route handle tree,else used as threshold for splitting big values internally [default: 0]
--constantly-reload-configs
--disable-reload-configs
-f, --config-file load configuration from file [default: ""]
--config-str Configuration string provided as a command line argument [default: ""]
-R, --route-prefix default routing prefix (ex. /oregon/prn1c16/) [default: "/././"]
-A, --async enable asynchronous forwarding of deletes
--disable-miss-on-get-errors Disable reporting get errors as misses
--upgrading-l1-exptime 0 means that we will use the L2 exptime. Otherwise, when upgrading this value is used as the exptime for all requests [default: 0]
--send-invalid-route-to-default Send request to default route if routing prefix is not present in config
--global-tko-tracking If enabled, track TKO per-router instead of per-proxy. This will become the default after testing in production
-r, --probe-timeout-initial TKO probe retry initial timeout in ms [default: 10000]
--probe-timeout-max TKO probe retry max timeout in ms [default: 60000]
--timeouts-until-tko Mark as TKO after this many failures [default: 3]
--maximum-soft-tkos The maximum number of machines we can mark TKO if they don't have a hard failure. [default: 40]
--latency-window-size The number of samples to track when computing moving average latency for a proxy destination. If 0, TKO decisions based on latency are disabled. [default: 0]
--latency-threshold-us The maximum average destination latency (in us) that is considered acceptable. Destinations above this threshold will begin recording soft failures. [default: 2000000]
-t, --server-timeout server timeout in ms (DEPRECATED try to use cluster-server-timeout and regional-server-timeout) [default: 1000]
--cluster-pools-timeout server timeout for cluster pools in ms. Default value 0 means using deprecated server-timeout value for the flag [default: 0]
--regional-pools-timeout server timeout for regional pools in ms. Default value 0 means using deprecated server-timeout value for the flag [default: 0]
--cross-region-timeout-ms Timeouts for talking to cross region pool. If specified (non 0) takes precedence over every other timeout. [default: 0]
--cross-cluster-timeout-ms Timeouts for talking to pools within same region but different cluster. If specified (non 0) takes precedence over every other timeout. [default: 0]
--within-cluster-timeout-ms Timeouts for talking to pools within same cluster. If specified (non 0) takes precedence over every other timeout. [default: 0]
--stats-root Root directory for stats files [default: "/var/mcrouter/stats"]
--stats-logging-interval Time in ms between stats reports, or 0 for no logging [default: 10000]
--logging-rtt-outlier-threshold-us surpassing this threshold rtt time means we will log it as an outlier. 0 (the default) means that we will do no logging of outliers. [default: 0]
--stats-async-queue-length Asynchronous queue size for logging. [default: 50]
--track-open-fds Log number of file descriptors opened by mcrouter process. This might cause performance regression in case number of mcrouter clients is huge.
-L, --log-path Log file path [default: ""]
-p, --port Port(s) to listen on (comma separated) [default: ]
--ssl-port SSL Port(s) to listen on (comma separated) [default: ]
--listen-sock-fd Listen socket to take over [default: -1]
-P, --pid-file PID file [default: ""]
-b, --background Run in background
-m, --managed-mode Managed mode (auto restart on crash)
-n, --connection-limit Connection limit [default: 65535]
-S, --disable-spin-wait Disable spin wait on fatal signal
--max-global-outstanding-reqs Maximum requests outstanding globally (0 to disable) [default: (uint32_t)((1024 * 1024 * 200) / (3 * 1024))]
--max-client-outstanding-reqs Maximum requests outstanding per client (0 to disable) [default: (uint32_t)((1024 * 1024 * 100) / (3 * 1024))]
--reqs-per-read Adjusts server buffer size to process this many requests per read. Smaller values may improve latency. [default: 0]
Misc options: --proxy-threads Like --num-proxies, but also accepts 'auto' to start one thread per core -D, --debug-level set debug level -d, --debug increase debug level (may repeat) -h, --help help -V, --version version -v, --verbose verbose --validate-config Check config and exit immediately with good or error status
RETURN VALUE 2 On a problem that might be resolved by restarting later. 3 On a problem that will definitely not be resolved by restarting.
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