## Description
Opsview Cache manager is a fast, distributed in-memory key-value store, which can be used to cache session and other disposable data with a short shelf life. As the storage is only in memory, restarting the Cache Manager will potentially lose previously stored cache data and the components making use of this will then need to re-populate that data.
The Cache Manager has an API available to client components with both HTTP and HTTPS endpoints. It also uses this API to communicate with other peers within the cluster to implement the distributed cache.
## Package Dependencies
opsview-python.
## Service Dependencies
opsview-registry
## Installation
The component is deployed on Collectors by Opsview Deploy. The specific playbook is `cache-manager-install.yaml
`.
## Configuration
Specific configuration options should be set in `/opt/opsview/cachemanager/etc/cachemanager.yaml
`. Opsview Deploy will automatically configure Cache Manager peers within the cluster.
The following settings can be managed, but it is strongly recommended that they managed via Opsview-Deploy to ensure that they are synchronized within each cluster, otherwise the Cache Manager may not function correctly.
Setting | Description |
worker_timeout | The time a worker remains dormant after an error before re-starting (default 30s). |
max_cache_size | The maximum size of the local cache (default = 1GB, 0B = no limit). |
max_item_size | The maximum size of an individual cache entry (default 10MB, 0B = no limit). |
peer_refresh_time | The time delay before peers marked as "down" will be rechecked. |
peer_connection_timeout | The timeout value when attempting communication with a peer. |
timestamp_error_margin | The max time difference allowable when validating an encrypted namespace. |
cache_purge_time | The time delay before expired items are actively purged from the cache. |
http_server | The settings for the HTTP endpoint (including namespace encryption). |
https_server | The settings for the HTTPS endpoint (including namespace encryption). The encryption must match that specified in the http_server. The client certificate, ca certificate and server certificate should also be specified here. (Generally automatically setup by Opsview Deploy) |
registry | The connection to Opsview Registry. (Generally automatically setup by Opsview Deploy) |
peer_nodes | The other Cache Manager nodes in the cluster. (Generally automatically setup by Opsview Deploy) |
## Management
### Start/Stop cachemanager
## Validate cache manager status
### Get status of cache manager
## Logging
Logs to syslog as per all other components
Example logging: