Overview#
Master advanced configuration options in Airys to customize the system according to your specific needs. This guide covers configuration files, environment variables, and advanced system settings.
Difficulty Level: Advanced
Time Required: 35 minutes
Last Updated: February 2024
Prerequisites#
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Administrator access
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Command-line experience
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Understanding of YAML/JSON
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Familiarity with environment variables
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Basic scripting knowledge
Table of Contents#
Configuration Files#
Core Configuration#
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Caption: Configuration file structure
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Main Config File
system: mode: production debug: false workers: 4 temp_dir: /tmp/airys storage: type: local path: /data/airys backup: true
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Component Configs
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Camera settings
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Face analysis
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Network options
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Security policies
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đĄ Pro Tip: Always backup your configuration files before making changes and test in a staging environment first.
Environment Setup#
Environment Variables#
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Caption: Environment configuration panel
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System Variables
AIRYS_MODE=production AIRYS_LOG_LEVEL=info AIRYS_PORT=3000 AIRYS_WORKERS=4
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Service Variables
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Database connections
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API endpoints
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External services
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Authentication
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Configuration Profiles#
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Profile Types
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Development
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Staging
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Production
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Custom environments
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Profile Management
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Profile switching
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Inheritance
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Overrides
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Validation
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Advanced Settings#
System Tuning#
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Performance Settings
performance: gpu_memory: 2048 thread_pool: 8 batch_size: 32 queue_limit: 100
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Resource Allocation
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CPU allocation
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Memory limits
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Storage quotas
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Network bandwidth
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Feature Flags#
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Caption: Feature flag configuration
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Flag Management
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Enable/disable features
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Beta features
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A/B testing
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Gradual rollout
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Custom Features
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Plugin system
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Extensions
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Custom modules
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Integration points
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Custom Scripts#
Automation Scripts#
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Maintenance Scripts
#!/bin/bash # Example maintenance script cleanup_temp() { find /tmp/airys -type f -mtime +7 -delete }
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Integration Scripts
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Data processing
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Batch operations
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Scheduled tasks
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Event handlers
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Script Management#
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Script Organization
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Directory structure
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Version control
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Dependencies
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Documentation
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Execution Control
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Permissions
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Scheduling
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Logging
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Error handling
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Configuration Management#
Version Control#
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Change Management
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Version tracking
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Change history
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Rollback procedures
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Audit logging
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Deployment Strategy
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Configuration deployment
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Environment sync
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Validation checks
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Backup procedures
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Security Measures#
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Access Control
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File permissions
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Encryption
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Secure storage
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Access logging
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Validation
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Schema validation
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Syntax checking
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Security scanning
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Compliance checks
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Frequently Asked Questions#
Q: How do I safely test configuration changes?#
A: Use a staging environment and the --dry-run
flag when available. Always backup configurations before changes.
Q: Can I share configurations between environments?#
A: Yes, use configuration profiles and inheritance. See Configuration Profiles.
Q: How do I troubleshoot configuration issues?#
A: Check logs at /var/log/airys/config.log
, validate syntax, and use the configuration test tool.
Related Articles#
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