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# Default configuration file
# Values here can also be set by setting the appropriate env var, e.g. SVIX_DB_DSN for db_dsn
# The values shown below are the default values. Values commented out are not set but recommended.
# The address to listen on
listen_address = "0.0.0.0:8071"
# The address of the Svix server to use for sending operational webhooks (disabled when omitted/null)
# Operational webhooks (otherwise known as "incoming webhooks"), are webhooks
# send from the Svix server to you, to let you know when some events happen.
# For a list of supported events please refer to: https://api.svix.com/docs#tag/Webhooks
# operational_webhook_address = "http://127.0.0.1:8071"
# The main secret used by Svix. Used for client-side encryption of sensitive data, etc.
# IMPORTANT: Once set, it can't be changed.
# main_secret = "kPafCtH7KC351nWXQb2pEGa6IRW3OsYpzQJldB8X"
# The JWT secret for authentication - should be secret and securely generated
# jwt_secret = "8KjzRXrKkd9YFcNyqLSIY8JwiaCeRc6WK4UkMnSW"
# This determines the signature algorithm used when creating JWTs
# Supported: HS256 (default), HS384, HS512, RS256, RS384, RS512, EdDSA
# jwt_algorithm = "HS256"
# This determines the type of key that is generated for endpoint secrets by default (when none is set).
# Supported: hmac256 (default), ed25519
# Note: this does not affect existing keys, which will continue signing based on the type they were created with.
default_signature_type = "hmac256"
# The log level to run the service with. Supported: info, debug, trace
log_level = "info"
# The log format that all output will follow. Supported: default, json
log_format = "default"
# The OpenTelemetry address to send trace information to. Disabled when omitted/null.
# opentelemetry_address = "http://localhost:4317"
# The ratio at which to sample spans when sending to OpenTelemetry. When not given it defaults to
# always sending. If the OpenTelemetry address is not set, this will do nothing.
# opentelemetry_sample_ratio = 1.0
# The Sentry DSN to use for error reporting. Disabled when omitted/null
# sentry_dsn = "https://somedsn.ingest.sentry.io/12345"
# The environment that the server is running in.
# Supported: "dev", "staging", "prod"
environment = "dev"
# Whether to enable the logging of the databases at the configured log level. This may be useful for
# analyzing their response times.
db_tracing = false
# The wanted retry schedule in seconds. Each value is the time to wait between retries.
retry_schedule = [5,300,1800,7200,18000,36000,36000]
# The DSN for the database. Only postgres is currently supported.
db_dsn = "postgresql://postgres:postgres@pgbouncer/postgres"
# The maximum number of connections for the PostgreSQL pool. Minimum value is 10.
# Higher values can significantly increase performance if your database can handle it.
db_pool_max_size = 20
# The default DSN for redis. `queue_dsn` and `cache_dsn` with take precedence over this value.
# (can be left empty if not using redis or if Redis is configured through the queue and/or cache
# specific DSNs)
# redis_dsn = "redis://redis:6379"
# The maximum number of connections for the Redis pool. Minimum value of 10
# Higher values can significantly increase performance if your database can handle it.
redis_pool_max_size = 20
# What kind of message queue to use. Supported: memory, redis, rediscluster
# Redis backends must have a redis_dsn or queue_dsn configured, and it's highly recommended to
# enable persistence in redis so that a server restart doesn't wipe the queue.
queue_type = "redis"
# The DSN for the Redis-backed queue. Overrides `redis_dsn`. (can be left empty if not using redis)
# queue_dsn = "redis://redis:6379"
# What kind of cache to use. Supported: memory, redis, rediscluster, none.
# Redis backends must have a redis_dsn or cache_dsn configured.
# The memory backend is recommended if you only have one instance running (not including workers). If you have
# multiple API servers running, please use the redis backend or some functionality, (e.g. Idempotency)
# may fail to work correctly.
cache_type = "memory"
# The DSN for the Redis-backed cache. Overrides `redis_dsn`. (can be left empty if not using redis)
# cache_dsn = "redis://redis:6379"
# If true, headers are prefixed with `Webhook-`, otherwise with `Svix-` (default).
whitelabel_headers = false
# If true, only allow https endpoints, otherwise also allow http.
endpoint_https_only = false
# How long of a period an endpoint must be consistently failing to be disabled. If a message is
# successfully sent during this time, then the endpoint will not disable. Measured in hours.
endpoint_failure_disable_after = 120
# How long to wait when making a request (in seconds)
worker_request_timeout = 30
# Should this instance run the API
api_enabled = true
# Should this instance run the message worker
worker_enabled = true
# Subnets to whitelist for outbound webhooks. Note that allowing endpoints in private IP space
# is a security risk and should only be allowed if you are using the service internally or for
# testing purposes. Should be specified in CIDR notation, e.g., `[127.0.0.1/32, 172.17.0.0/16, 192.168.0.0/16]`
# whitelist_subnets = []
# Maximum number of concurrent worker tasks to spawn (0 is unlimited)
worker_max_tasks = 500
# Whether or not to disable TLS certificate validation on Webhook dispatch. This is a dangerous flag
# to set true. This value will default to false.
# dangerous_disable_tls_verification = false