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# This is a complete sdb configuration template which is always kept updated
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# to include all the configuration options. I encourage you to always use this
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# when you use a configuration file
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# Instead of deleting entire sections from this file, comment them out, so that you
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# now what you've kept enabled and what you've kept disabled. This helps avoid
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# configuration problems during production
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# This is a *REQUIRED* key
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[server]
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host = "127.0.0.1" # The IP address to which you want sdb to bind to
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port = 2003 # The port to which you want sdb to bind to
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noart = false # Set `noart` to true if you want to disable terminal artwork
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maxcon = 50000 # set the maximum number of clients that the server can accept
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mode = "dev" # Set this to `prod` when you're running in production and `dev` when in development
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# This key is *OPTIONAL*
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[bgsave]
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# Run `BGSAVE` `every` seconds. For example, setting this to 60 will cause BGSAVE to run
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# after every 2 minutes
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enabled = true
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every = 120
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# This key is *OPTIONAL*
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[snapshot]
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every = 3600 # Make a snapshot after every 1 hour (60min * 60sec= 3600secs)
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atmost = 4 # Keep the 4 most recent snapshots
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failsafe = true # stops accepting writes if snapshotting fails
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# This key is *OPTIONAL*, used for TLS/SSL config
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[ssl]
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key = "/path/to/keyfile.pem"
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chain = "/path/to/chain.pem"
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port = 2004
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only = true # optional to enable SSL-only requests
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passin = "/path/to/cert/passphrase.txt" # optional to programmatically verify the TLS cert
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