Package Based Installation

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user: # Required
  name: "John Doe" # (string) The name of the first user that's being added to the system with full privileges. For this user, the name is only a label.
  password: "10647cbb3b182dc9f295039c" # (string) The password of the first user to be added to the system. This password will be required to log into the Web-UI.
  email: "john.doe@acmecorp.com" # (string) The email address of the first user to be added to the system. This email address will be required to log into the Web-UI. Note: Until the installed and running backend has email delivery settings in place, this address wont receive any confirmation mails. Note: In combination with LDAP this email address should match a valid LDAP user's email to login with owner access.
config: # Required
  keys: # Required
    agent: "12345678-dead-beef-abcd-12456789abc" # (string) Your assigned agent key. This key will be the identifier under which the acceptor package will accept traffic from sending instana agents.
    sales: "12345678-dead-beef-abcd-12456789abc" # (string) Your assigned sales key. This key identifies you and your Trial-/Customer-Deals so you can run multiple Backends independently.
  tenant: # Required
    name: "acmecorp" # (string) Your assigned tenancy identifier
    unit: "acmecorp" # (string) Your assigned backend identifier. As described above, multiple backends per tenant are possible.
  hostname: "instana-backend.acmecorp.com" # Required # (string) The hostname of the machine the backend is being installed on. Note: In order to have all the features we provide, please make sure the backend machine can resolve this hostname itself.
  retention: # Please note that a value of zero tells the system to not drop rollups of this time span. A zero value for smaller rollups can cause the disks to fill up pretty quickly.
    rollup5: 86400 # (int) Seconds of retention for how long 5-second-rollups are being held available.
    rollup60: 2678400 # (int) Seconds of retention for how long 1-minute-rollups are being held available.
    rollup300: 8035200 # (int) Seconds of retention for how long 5-minute-rollups are being held available.
    rollup3600: 0 # (int) Seconds of retention for how long 1-hour-rollups are being held available.
    traces: 604800 # (int) Seconds of retention for traces being held available. (Added with release 125)
  cert: # Required
    crt: "/etc/instana/server.crt" # (string) Either a self-signed or publicly signed certificate's crt-file, issued for the backend instance's hostname.
    key: "/etc/instana/server.key" # (string) Either a self-signed or publicly signed certificate's key-file (see above).
  dir: # Required
    cassandra: "/mnt/data" # (string) The parent directory of where cassandra will create its data directory. We recommend to put this on a fast device.
    data: "/mnt/data" # (string) The parent directory of where our own and third party components will store data.
    logs: "/mnt/logs" # (string) The parent directory of where all the components in our stack will create logfiles.
  heap:
    kafka: "3G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Kafka service. |
    elastic: "3G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Elasticsearch service. |
    cassandra: "3G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Cassandra service. |
    acceptor: "2G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Acceptor service. |
    cashier: "1G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Cashier service. |
    filler: "3G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Filler service. |
    groundskeeper: "1G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Groundskeeper service. |
    issuetracker: "2G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Issuetracker service. |
    processor: "2G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Processor service. |
    uibackend: "1G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the UI-Backend service. |
    butler: "1G" # (string) Virtual memory size assigned for the Butler service. |
  mail:
   from: "ops-notifications@acmecorp.com" # (string) This is the email address which will be used as the sender from our notification emails.
   host: "relay-1.acme.internal" # (string) The address or hostname of the SMTP server, that should send our notification emails.
   port: 25 # (int) The port of the SMTP server that should send our notification emails.
   user: "ops-notifications@acmecorp.com" # (string) The SMTP username of the SMTP server that should send our notification emails.
   password: "yUnoEm41l" # (string) The SMTP user's password of the SMTP server that should send our notification emails.
   usessl: true # (bool) Dictates if whether the SMTP server that should send our notification emails shall be spoken to via SSL.
   starttls: false #  (bool) Dictates if whether the SMTP server that should send our notification emails shall be spoken to via SSL.
   token: "Ju~B_JK]O=U1" # (string) A string of exactly twelve characters, which is being used as a hash to generate links which are being used by our notification emails.
  ses:
    from: "ops-notifications@acmecorp.com" # (string) This is the email address which will be used as the sender from our notification emails.
    aws_access_key_id: "AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE" # (string) In case you want to send notification emails via the AWS SES service, this is the access key id to use.
    aws_secret_access_key: "wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY" # (string) The secret key to use (see above).
    aws_region: "us-west-2" # (string) The AWS Region to send the SES emails from.
    return_path: "notifications@acme.corp" # (string) The return path for AWS - see the SES/SNS bounces/complaints documentation.
  proxy:
    host: "10.9.4.13" # (string) If your backend server should speak to the cluster-external internet via a proxy server, this is either the address or hostname.
    port: 8080 # (int) Port for the proxy server to speak to.
    user: "anonymous" # (int) Username of the proxy server.
    port: "P4ssword1234!" # (string) Password of the proxy server.
  auto_create_users: false # (bool) If whether the backend should auto-create default instana settings for all users with a successful LDAP login in the background. (Added with release 128)
  ldap: # (These settings were added with release 124 & backward compatible refactored with release 139)
    url: "ldaps://dir-ops.acme.internal:636" # (string) LDAP Server URL (ldap://host:389 or ldaps://host:636)
    base: "(dc=instana,dc=com)" # (string) A base for every query
    group_query: "(ou=Instana)" # (string) The query to list a group or a set of groups of members having acceess to Instana
    group_member_field: "user_dn" # (string) Name of the field containing DNs of users listed through group_query.
    user_dn_mapping: "sAMAccountName" # (string) The field which contains the loginname that is entered in the Instana UI.
    user_field: "uid" # (string) The field which defines group membership if not related via DN
    user_query_template: "(uid=%s)" # (string) Template to query the user
    email_field: "mail" # (string) The name of the field where to find the email address
    ro_user: "instanaconnect" # (string) User for initial LDAP bind. It needs to have sufficient rights to list groups through group_query.
    ro_password: "MGQ5NTVkYjlhNmE" # (string) Password for initial LDAP bind
  o_auth: # (These settings were added with release 133)
    google:
      client_id: '1234567890-1n574n4abcdefghijklmnop.apps.googleusercontent.com' # (string) a google oauth credential client id
      client_secret: 'XNLV-fpf_deadBeEf1234' # (string) a google oauth credential client secret password
  #artifact_repository: # Configure maven mirror for agent downloads, do not uncomment unless a local mirror exists (Added with release 136)
  #  base_url: https://artifact-public.instana.io/artifactory/shared/
  #  username:
  #  password:

config:
  artifact_repository:
    base_url: https://your.local.maven.uri/artifactory/shared/
    username: # your local maven username
    password: # your local maven password

config:
  o_auth: # (These settings were added with release 133)
    google:
      client_id: # a google oauth credential client id
      client_secret: # a google oauth credential client secret password

config:
  mail:
    aws_region: "us-west-2" # (string) The region to send SES notification emails from
    return_path: "bounces@acme-corp.com" # (string) SES return path for notification emails

config:
  auto_create_users: false # (bool) Automatically create users on successful LDAP login

config:
  retention:
    traces: 604800

config:
  ldap:
    url:
    base:
    group_query:
    user_query_template:
    email_field:
    user_field:
    user_template:
    dn_field:
    ro_user:
    ro_password: