#
# DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE
#

# The directory where auoms stores data files
#
#data_dir = /var/opt/microsoft/auoms

# The directory where auoms places transient file like the input.socket file
#
#run_dir=/var/run/auoms

# The path to the unix domain socket where auoms will listen for connections from the collector
#
# Default is ${run_dir}/input.socket
#input_socket_path = /var/run/auoms/input.socket

# The path to the unix domain socket where auoms will report status
#
# Default is ${run_dir}/status.socket
#status_socket_path = /var/run/auoms/status.socket

# The key added to all rules that auoms sents to the kernel audit system
#
#rule_key_name = auoms

# The directory where auoms looks for audit rules files
#
#rules_dir = /etc/opt/microsoft/auoms/rules.d

# The directory where auoms looks for output config files
#
#outconf_dir = /etc/opt/microsoft/auoms/outconf.d

# The path to the auditd binary installed by the auditd package
#
#auditd_path = /sbin/auditd

# The path to the auomscollector binary
#
#collector_path = /opt/microsoft/auoms/bin/auomscollector

# The path to the config file for auomscollect
#
#collector_config_path = /etc/opt/microsoft/auoms/auomscollector.conf

# The path to the event queue dir. The event queue is used to persist
# events that have been received from the collector. When the input queue
# is full, the oldest events are removed to make room for new events.
#
# Default is ${data_dir}/queue
#queue_dir = /var/opt/microsoft/auoms/queue

#num_priorities = 8
#max_file_data_size = 1024*1024
#max_unsaved_files = 128
#max_fs_bytes = 1024*1024*1024
#max_fs_pct = 10
#min_fs_free_pct = 5
#save_delay = 250

# Allowed output socket dirs. The output socket path identified in the output
# conf file must be under one of the dirs listed in this property.
# The dirs must be ':' separated (just like the PATH environment variable.
#
allowed_output_socket_dirs = /var/run/auoms:/var/opt/microsoft/omsagent:/var/run/mdsd

# CPU per core hard limit
# A value between 1 and 100, controls the max percent CPU that can be consumed per CPU core present on the system.
# Even if there is no other process competing for CPU, auoms will not exceed this limit.
cpu_per_core_limit = 40

# CPU soft limit
# A value between 1 and 100, controls the percent CPU that auoms will get when competing with other processes
# If there are no other processes competing for CPU, then auoms will exceed this limit.
cpu_soft_limit = 10

# Controls logging to syslog
#
#use_syslog = true