huatuo-bamai Configuration

Mon, 27 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000

1. Overview

huatuo-bamai is the core collector of HUATUO (a BPF-based metrics and anomaly inspector). Its configuration file defines the data collection scope, probe enablement strategy, metric output format, anomaly detection rules, and logging behavior.

The configuration file uses TOML format and includes multiple sections such as global blacklist, logging, runtime resource limits, storage configuration, and AutoTracing. Each configuration item comes with detailed comments explaining its purpose, default value, and important notes. This document provides a clear and detailed English explanation for every configuration item to help users understand and safely customize the settings.

huatuo-apiserver Configuration

Mon, 27 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000

1. Overview

huatuo-apiserver uses a strictly decoded TOML configuration file. Unknown or obsolete options prevent startup. Commented options use the built-in defaults shown below.

2. Logging and Runtime Limits

huatuo-apiserver does not create its own cgroup by default. The [Runtime] section applies only when --enable-cgroup is explicitly passed; Kubernetes and systemd deployments should use their native resource controls.

# Log Configuration
[Log]
    # - Level
    # The log level for huatuo-apiserver: Debug, Info, Warn, Error, Panic.
    # Default: Info
    #
    # Level = "Info"

# Runtime limits for the huatuo-apiserver process.
[Runtime]
    # - CPULimitCores
    # CPU limit in cores.
    # Default: 20
    #
    # - MemoryLimitMiB
    # Memory limit in MiB.
    # Default: 4096
    #
    # CPULimitCores = 20
    # MemoryLimitMiB = 4096

Log.Level supports Debug, Info, Warn, Error, and Panic.
CPULimitCores limits the API server process in CPU cores.
MemoryLimitMiB limits the API server process in MiB.

All resource limits must be greater than zero. --log-debug overrides Log.Level.

Configuration Guide on HUATUO Documentation

huatuo-bamai Configuration

1. Overview

huatuo-apiserver Configuration

1. Overview

2. Logging and Runtime Limits