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Configuration Guide

The confd configuration file is written in TOML and loaded from /etc/confd/confd.toml by default. You can specify a different config file location via the -config-file command line flag.

confd -config-file ~/confd.toml

Note: You can use confd without a configuration file. See Command Line Flags.

Optional:

  • debug (bool) - Enable debug logging.
  • client_cert (string) The cert file of the client.
  • client_key (string) The key file of the client.
  • confdir (string) - The path to confd configs. The default is /etc/confd.
  • consul (bool) - Should Consul be used instead of etcd for Key/Value storage.
  • consul_addr (string) - Address of consul. The default is "127.0.0.1:8500".
  • etcd_nodes (array of strings) - An array of etcd cluster nodes. The default is ["http://127.0.0.1:4001"].
  • etcd_scheme (string) - The etcd scheme to use. Must be 'http' or 'https'
  • interval (int) - The number of seconds to wait between calls to etcd. The default is 600.
  • noop (bool) - Enable noop mode. Process all template resource, but don't update target config.
  • prefix (string) - The prefix string to prefix to keys when making calls to etcd. The default is "/".
  • quiet (bool) - Enable quiet logging. Only error messages are printed.
  • srv_domain (string) - The domain to query for etcd SRV records.
  • verbose (bool) - Enable verbose logging.

Example:

[confd]
confdir  = "/etc/confd"
interval = 600
prefix   = "/"
etcd_nodes = [
  "http://127.0.0.1:4001",
]
client_cert = "/etc/confd/ssl/client.crt"
client_key  = "/etc/confd/ssl/client.key"