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# This is kibbe configuration file example
# Put this file in ~/.kibberc or in your kibana clone as .kibberc (do not commit)
# Each parameter here will be passed to elastic search as an `-E` parameter.
# Note that parameters without value still require an equal sign `=` at the end
# the sign will be ignored when invoking
[elastic.eparams]
xpack.security.authc.api_key.enabled=true
# Other elastic parameters (not -E)
[elastic.params]
license=trial
# Each parameter here will be passed to kibana when run
# Note that parameters without value still require an equal sign `=` at the end
# the sign will be ignored when invoking
# Do not add dashes at the start
[kibana.params]
no-base-path=
## Example of kibbe own section config
[kibbe]
# "alt mode" shows an optimizer progress bar when you start kibana
kibana-alt-mode = true
# jest-max-workers=2
# default-es-data=./es-data-root
# Any section starting with the `file-` prefix will be
# used to create a file, using the string after `file-` as the
# name and the key `content` as the content.
#
# Existing files will be overwritten!
#
# NOTE: All the content of the content key must be idented once
#
# e.g:
# will craete log4j2.properties in the current kibana clone
# Notice the identation
[file-log4j2.properties]
content =
logger.discovery.level = debug
other.key = test
my value = other
# e.g.
# will create `config-test.json` in the current kibana clone
# Notice the identation
[file-config-test.json]
content =
{
name: "value"
}