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Defines the maximum number of pending indexing requests. When this limit is reached, attempts to queue another indexing operation will be rejected. Controls how long indexing processes are allowed to wait for the next commit to be made available in the commit queue before assuming the process that retrieves the commits is stuck and giving up.
Defines the size of the queue that will be used for indexing. When the limit is reached the program will block until there is space in the queue to add any required new items. Controls how long indexing processes are allowed to execute before they are interrupted, even if they are producing output or consuming input. Controls how long snapshot generation, which captures the state of a repository's branches and tags, is allowed to execute before it is interrupted.
This timeout is applied whether the process is producing output or not. Controls how long snapshot generation, which captures the state of a repository's branches and tags, is allowed to run without producing output before it is interrupted.
This setting ensures that the cache plugin does not fill up the disk. Defines the timeout for streaming last modifications for files under a given path, applying a limit to how long the traversal can run before the process is canceled. This timeout is applied as both the execution and idle timeout. Defines whether file history commands in the UI should follow renames by default.
This feature can be disabled as it may cause significant load for repositories with long commit logs. Controls the maximum length of the commit message to be loaded when retrieving one or more commits from the SCM. Commit messages longer than this limit will be truncated. The default limit is high enough to not affect processing for the general case, but protects the system from consuming too much memory in exceptional cases.
Controls the maximum length of the commit message to be loaded when bulk retrieving a commits from the SCM. The default limit is high enough to not affect processing for the common case, but protects the system from consuming too much memory when many commits have long messages.
Defines the timeout for archive processes, applying a limit to how long it can take to stream a repository's archive before the process is canceled. Defines the timeout for patch processes, applying a limit to how long it can take to stream a diff's patch before the process is canceled. Database properties allow explicitly configuring the database the system should use.
They may be configured directly in bitbucket. Existing systems may be migrated to a new database using the in-app migration feature. If no database is explicitly configured, an internal database will be used automatically. Which internal database is used is not guaranteed. If the jdbc. Warning: jdbc.
Because that property is available throughout the system and will be included in support requests , that approach should not be used. The jdbc.
The system uses an internal database by default, and stores its data in the home directory. SQLServerDriver more info. OracleDriver more info. Driver more info. This URL varies depending on the database you are connecting to.
This is the user that will be used to authenticate with the database. This user must have full DDL rights. It must be able to create, alter and drop tables, indexes, constraints, and other SQL objects, as well as being able to create and destroy temporary tables. The password that the user defined by jdbc. This will be decrypted by the class mentioned in the jdbc. Fully qualified name of the class that's used for decrypting jdbc. This class must implement the com.
Cipher interface, and must be available on the classpath. Do not specify this parameter if jdbc. These properties control the database pool. The pool implementation used is HikariCP. Documentation for these settings can be found on the HikariCP configuration section.
To get a feel for how these settings really work in practice, the most relevant classes in HikariCP are:. When a connection cannot be leased because the pool is exhausted, the stack traces of all threads which are holding a connection will be logged. This defines the cooldown that is applied to that logging to prevent spamming stacks in the logs on every failed connection request.
Defines the number of connections the pool tries to keep idle. The system can have more idle connections than the value configured here. As connections are borrowed from the pool, this value is used to control whether the pool will eagerly open new connections to try and keep some number idle, which can help smooth ramp-up for load spikes.
Defines the amount of time the system will wait when attempting to open a new connection before throwing an exception. The system may hang, during startup, for the configured number of seconds if the database is unavailable.
As a result, the timeout configured here should not be generous. Defines the maximum period of time a connection may be idle before it is closed. In general, generous values should be used here to prevent creating and destroying many short-lived database connections which defeats the purpose of pooling.
Note : If an aggressive timeout is configured on the database server, a more aggressive timeout must be used here to avoid issues caused by the database server closing connections from its end. The value applied here should ensure the system closes idle connections before the database server does. This value needs to be less than db. Defines the maximum period of time a connection may be checked out before it is reported as a potential leak. By default, leak detection is not enabled.
Long-running tasks, such as taking a backup or migrating databases, can easily exceed this threshold and trigger a false positive detection. Defines the maximum lifetime for a connection. Connections which exceed this threshold are closed the first time they become idle and fresh connections are opened. Defines the maximum amount of time the system can wait to acquire the schema lock. Shorter values will prevent long delays on server startup when the lock is held by another instance or, more likely, when the lock was not released properly because a previous start was interrupted while holding the lock.
This can happen when the system is killed while it is attempting to update its schema. Defines the amount of time to wait between attempts to acquire the schema lock. Slower polling produces less load, but may delay acquiring the lock. Limits the number of commits that can be part of a deployment.
This ensures Bitbucket doesn't process too many commits at once when receiving a deployment notification and should only be triggered in the rare case where subsequent deployments to an environment have lots of commits between them. If this limit is reached the deployment will still be accepted and recent commits up to this number will be indexed. However, the remaining commits will not be indexed and therefore not appear as being part of the deployment.
When indexing commits in a deployment, this sets the upper limit to the number of concurrent threads that can be performing indexing at the same time. Configures a hard upper limit on how long the commits command when indexing commits in a deployment is allowed to run. This value is in seconds. Using 0, or a negative value, disables the timeout completely.
The maximum number of alert dispatcher threads. The number of dispatcher threads will only be increased when the alert queue is full and this configured limit has not been reached. The number of events that can be queued. When the queue is full and no more threads can be created to handle the events, events will be discarded. Configures how often thread dumps should be generated for alerts relating to dropped events. Taking thread dumps can be computationally expensive and may produce a large amount of data when run frequently.
Configures when an alert is raised for a slow event listener. If an event listener takes longer than the configured time to process an event, an warning alert is raised and made visible on the System Health page.
This setting can be used to suppress 'slow event listener detected' alerts for specific event listeners or plugins. The value should be comma-separated list of configurations of individual triggers, where a trigger is either the plugin-key, or the plugin-key followed by the event listener class name. Overrides are only considered if they specify more tolerant limits than the value specified in the diagnostics.
Setting a shorter override e. The following example sets the trigger for the com. RepositoryCreatedListener event listener in the same plugin to 30s. Defines the maximum amount of time an individual hook script is allowed to execute or idle before a warning would be logged in the diagnostics plugin.
Configures the minimum amount of time alerts are kept in the database before being periodically truncated. The default minutes is 30 days. Configures the interval at which alerts are truncated from the database; in case of a fresh instance or full cluster re- start, this is also the initial offset until the truncation is executed for the first time.
The default minutes is 24 hours. Controls how many lines of a source file will be retrieved before a warning banner is shown and the user is encouraged to download the raw file for further inspection. This property relates to page. Controls the size of the largest jupyter notebook that will be automatically loaded and rendered in the source view. Users will be prompted to manually trigger loading the notebook for files larger than this.
Forces "dangerous" file types to be downloaded, rather than allowing them to be viewed in the browser. These options are case-sensitive and defined in com.
Bitbucket Server 4. These properties enable admins to configure the base URL of the Elasticsearch instance, and enable basic security measures in the form of a username and password for accessing the Elasticsearch instance. Warning: If an Elasticsearch parameter is set in the properties file, it cannot be edited later from the admin UI.
Any changes that need to be made to the Elasticsearch configuration must be made within the bitbucket. AWS region Bitbucket is running in. When set, enables request signing for Amazon Elasticsearch Service. Maximum size of indexing batches sent to Elasticsearch. This value should be less than the maximum content length for http request payloads supported by Elasticsearch. Note that for Elasticsearch instances running on AWS, this value must be less than the Network Limit size of the Elasticsearch instance.
These properties control the number of threads that are used for dispatching asynchronous events. Setting this number too high can decrease overall throughput when the system is under high load because of the additional overhead of context switching. Configuring too few threads for event dispatching can lead to events being queued up, thereby reducing throughput.
These defaults scale the number of dispatcher threads with the number of available CPU cores. The minimum number of threads that is available to the event dispatcher. The maximum number of event dispatcher threads. The number of dispatcher threads will only be increased when the event queue is full and this configured limit has not been reached. When an event cannot be dispatched because the queue is full, the stack traces of all busy event processing threads will be logged.
This defines the cooldown that is applied to that logging to prevent spamming the stacks in the logs on every rejected event. The time a dispatcher thread will be kept alive when the queue is empty and more than core. Controls the maximum number of threads allowed in the common ExecutorService.
This ExecutorService is used by for background tasks, and is also available for plugin developers to use. When more threads are required than the configured maximum, the thread attempting to schedule an asynchronous task to be executed will block until a thread in the pool becomes available.
By default, the pool size scales with the number of reported CPU cores. Note: A minimum of 4 is enforced for this property. Setting the value to a lower value will result in the default 4 threads being used. These properties control high-level system features, allowing them to be disabled for the entire instance.
Features that are disabled at this level are disabled completely. This means instance-level configuration for a feature is overridden. It also means a user's permissions are irrelevant; a feature is still disabled even if the user has the system admin permission. Controls whether users are allowed to upload attachments to repositories they have access to. If this feature is enabled and later disabled, attachments which have already been uploaded are not automatically removed.
Disabling this will remove this restriction and allow users to incorrectly authenticate as many times as they like without penalty. Warning : It is strongly recommended to keep this setting enabled. Disabling it has the following ramifications:. Users may lock themselves out of any underlying user directory service LDAP, Active Directory etc because the system will pass through all authentication requests regardless of the number of previous failures to the underlying directory service.
For installations where Bitbucket is used for user management or a directory service with no limit on failed login attempts is used, the system will be vulnerable to brute-force password attacks. Controls whether Unicode bidirectional characters are highlighted in code contexts source view, pull requests, code blocks in comments, etc.
If enabled, these characters will be expanded e. Controls whether a commit graph is displayed to the left of the commits on the repository commits page. Note that this feature is only available for Data Center installations.
Controls whether diagnostics is enabled. Diagnostics looks for known anti-patterns such as long-running operations being executed on event processing threads and identifies the responsible plugins.
Diagnostics adds a little bit of overhead, and can be disabled if necessary. Controls whether repositories can be forked. This setting supersedes and overrides instance-level configuration. If this is set to false, even repositories which are marked as forkable cannot be forked.
Controls whether rebase workflows are enabled for Git repositories. This can be used to fully disable all of the Git SCM's built-in rebase support, including:. When this feature is disabled, repository administrators and individual users cannot override it. However, third-party add-ons can still use the Java API to rebase branches or perform rebase "merges".
Controls whether Data Center migration archives can be imported into the instance. Controls whether the system can send development information to Jira Cloud. Controls whether the Jira commit checker feature is enabled. Controls whether HTTP access tokens at project and repository level are enabled. Public access allows anonymous users to be granted access to projects and repositories for read operations including cloning and browsing repositories.
This is controlled normally by project and repository administrators but can be switched off system wide by setting this property to false. This can be useful in sensitive environments. Controls whether the process of automatically declining inactive pull requests is available for the system. When this feature is available, all pull requests that are inactive no recent comments, pushes etc. By default this is turned on for all repositories, but individual projects or repositories are still able to opt-out or configure a different inactivity period.
When this feature is unavailable by setting this property to false , it is completely inaccessible by the system. To have the feature still be available, but change the default to off for all repositories meaning individual projects or repositories have to opt-in , this property should be true and pullrequest. Disabling this feature will prevent pull request deletion in all repositories, including by admins and sysadmins, and will override any settings applied to individual repositories.
Controls whether the system allows users to add pull request suggestions through inline comments via the UI. Controls whether HTTP requests will be rate limited per user. If this is enabled, repeated HTTP requests from the same user in a short time period may be rate limited. If this is disabled, no requests will be rate limited. Controls whether a user can delete a repository by checking their permission level against the repository delete policy. Controls whether a user can manage reviewer groups.
Controls whether rolling upgrade can be performed for bug-fix versions. Controls whether smart mirrors can be connected to the instance. Controls whether users with mismatching time zones are shown an alert prompting them to change their user time zone. Controls the maximum allowed file size when editing a file through the browser or file edit REST endpoint. Controls whether the Contact Support link is displayed in the footer.
If this is not set, then the link is not displayed. Otherwise, the link will redirect to the URL or email that is provided. Defines the maximum amount of time fetch commands used to synchronize branches in bulk are allowed to execute or idle.
Because fetch commands generally produce the majority of their output upon completion, there is no separate idle timeout. The default value is 5 minutes. Defines the maximum amount of time any command used to merge upstream changes into the equivalent branch in a fork is allowed to execute or idle. Since merging branches may require a series of different commands at the SCM level, this timeout does not define the upper bound for how long the overall merge process might take; it only defines the duration allotted to any single command.
Defines the maximum amount of time any command used to rebase a fork branch against upstream changes is allowed to execute or idle. Since merging branches may require a series of different commands at the SCM level, this timeout does not define the upper bound for how long the overall rebase process might take; it only defines the duration allotted to any single command.
Controls the number of threads used for ref synchronization. Higher values here will help synchronization keep up with upstream updates, but may produce noticeable additional server load. Controls whether Tomcat, SSH server and job scheduler should be shutdown gracefully or immediately. System will allow above components to shutdown gracefully for some time which can be controlled by property graceful.
If you are using stop-bitbucket. When hibernate. Controls Hibernate's JDBC batching limit, which is used to make bulk processing more efficient both for processing and for memory usage. Used to enable Hibernate SQL logging, which may be useful in debugging database issues.
This value should generally only be set by developers, not by customers. Applies a limit to how many bytes a single hook script can write to stderr or stdout. The limit is enforced separately for each, so a limit of allows for a maximum of bytes of combined output from a single script. Output beyond the configured limit is truncated, and a message is included to indicate so. Defines the location of bash.
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