config.common.yaml

#
# This is the section of the configuration file
# that is common for all collectors. You must combine it
# with the collector-specific portion from the relevant
# subdirectory to create the complete configuration file.

global:
  useObjectStatus: true
  useResetQStats: false
  usePublications: true
  logLevel: INFO 
  metaprefix: ""
  pollInterval: 30s
  rediscoverInterval: 1h
  tzOffset: 0h

connection:
    queueManager: QM1

# You can point at a CCDT here. You probably will have to use this
# for TLS client connections to a queue manager
    ccdtUrl:
# For simple client configurations, set the connName and channel
    connName:
    channel:
# If none of the channel-related attributes are set, then this can
# be set to true to force client connectivity and the usual environment
# variables such as MQSERVER are used.
    clientConnection: false

# If a user is set, then a password must be passed somehow. It can
# be done in this file, on a command line, or (better) passed via stdin
#    user: mqadmin
#    password: passw0rd                                             

# Which queue should be used as the template for replies from the qmgr. This will 
# usually be a QMODEL
    replyQueue: SYSTEM.DEFAULT.MODEL.QUEUE
# If 'replyQueue' is set to a QLOCAL, then you must also set
#   replyQueue2: A.DIFFERENT.QLOCAL

# Using durable subscriptions for queue metrics reduces the need for MAXHANDS to be increased.
# Setting this to a non-empty value switches the collectors to use durable subs. And then the
# replyQueue and replyQueue2 values MUST refer to distinct QLOCALs. The value of this attribute must be
# unique for any collector program connecting to this queue manager
    durableSubPrefix: 

# Maximum time (seconds) to wait for a status response from qmgr. 
    waitInterval: 3
# Metadata Tags and Values which allow setting of additional descriptive information about the queue
# manager such as the environment (eg DEV/TEST/PROD). 
#    metadataTags:
#    - ENV
#    metadataValues:
#    - PROD

# "channels" is for all the traditional MQ channels including SVRCONNs. "amqpChannels" shows
# status for the AMQP objects
objects:
    queues:
    - APP.*
    - "!SYSTEM.*"
    - "!AMQ.*"
    - QM*
    channels:
    - SYSTEM.*
    - TO.*
    topics:
    subscriptions:
#    amqpChannels:
#    - "*"

# The "filters" section gives additional control over what is collected for various
# object types. Some fields in here used to be in other sections, but those
# attributes now give an error to force configurations to move to this model.
filters:
    # Setting this to "true" reduces the unique sets of data in the database, at the cost of
    # hiding metrics from separate instances. 
    hideSvrConnJobname: false
    # Setting this to "true" shows all channels, not just those that have some kind of active status
    showInactiveChannels: false
    # Similar to the hideSvrJobname attribute, but for AMQP channels. Reduces the number of unique
    # elements when set to "true"
    hideAMQPClientId: false
    # The number of subscriptions can be reduced by selecting a subset of types. Set to "NONE" to 
    # ignore all published queue metrics (but still keeping all queue manager metrics). The set
    # shown here gives best balance for number of subscriptions and useful metrics. If this is an empty 
    # list, all queue metrics are collected.
    queueSubscriptionSelector:
    - PUT
    - GET
    - GENERAL

# Collector-specific configuration will also need to be added here. Some of the sample build
# scripts will concatenate default definitions from the cmd/mq_* directories.