Cloudera Observability On-Premises purge event parameters

Lists the Cloudera Observability On-Premises purge event parameter settings that enable you to set the event’s execution time, frequency, and maximum purge duration. You can also exclude files and directories from being purged with the blobstore.purger.paths.to.keep parameter setting.

Table 1. Purge event parameters
Parameter Description Example
blobstore.purger.frequency The purge event’s recurring schedule, based on one of the following values:
  • None: Disables the purge process.
  • Daily: Files are automatically deleted the next day at 1 am.
  • Weekly: Files are automatically deleted every Saturday at 1 am. This is the default setting.
  • Monthly: Files are automatically deleted on the last Saturday of the month at 1 am, and then every 28 days thereafter. The monthly parameter uses a 28-day calendar format.
blobstore.purger.frequency=weekly
blobstore.purger.start.time

The purge event’s start time, based on the 24-hour time format. Where, 01:00 and 0:00 are valid time values, and 24:00, 1:0, and 01:0 are not valid time values

By default, Cloudera Observability On-Premises schedules the purge process when it will cause the least amount of disruption to users.

blobstore.purger.start.time=01:00
blobstore.purger.paths.to.keep

Lists the files and directories that are to be excluded from the purge event.

Where each file and/or directory is separated by a comma and where:
  • a file value must use its full path, directory name, and file name.
  • a directory value must use its full path and directory name.
blobstore.purger.paths.to.keep=
/cloudera-dbus/ImpalaQueryProfile/2021030217/7d2bcefa-8819 -4fa1-be0c-4529ee4eb98f,
/cloudera-dbus/HiveAudit,
/cloudera-sigma-olap-impala/02f54999-b9a 4-4dca-8237-d1b047755efb,
/cloudera-sigma-sdx-payloads/2bc85719-7a3e-4438-96a4-8fc0f77ff
blobstore.purger.delete.request.limit

The maximum deletion limit.

By default, the maximum number of files that can be deleted by the purge process is 500,000. This ensures that a purge cycle is not overloaded, does not introduce bugs, or takes up too much time.

When the deletion limit is met, the purge process:
  • Stops processing for a daily scheduled value.
  • Stops processing and restarts the next day for all other scheduled values.
blobstore.purger.delete.request.limit=500000