grpc.conf

# GRPC endpoint defines IP address and port (if tcp type) or unix domain socket file (if unix type).
endpoint: 0.0.0.0:9111

# If unix domain socket file is used for GRPC communication, permissions to the file can be set here.
# Permission value uses standard three-or-four number linux binary reference.
permission: 000

# If socket file exists in defined path, it is not removed by default, GRPC plugin tries to use it.
# Set the force removal flag to 'true' ensures that the socket file will be always re-created
force-socket-removal: false

# Available socket types: tcp, tcp4, tcp6, unix, unixpacket. If not set, defaults to tcp.
network: tcp

# Maximum message size in bytes for inbound mesages. If not set, GRPC uses the default 4MB.
max-msg-size: 4096

# Limit of server streams to each server transport.
max-concurrent-streams: 0

# TLS configuration:

# If `true` TLS configuration from this config will be SKIPPED.
#insecure-transport: false

# Required for creating secure connection.
#cert-file: /path/to/cert.pem

# Also required for creating secure connection.
#key-file: /path/to/key.pem

# Set custom CA to verify client's certificate.
# If not set, client's certificate is not required.
#ca-files:
#  - /path/to/ca1.pem
#  - /path/to/ca2.pem

# Enables logging additional GRPC transport messages
#extended-logging: false

# Enables prometheus metrics for GRPC server
#prometheus-metrics: false