recommend_limits.cfg.example #1

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# recommend_limits.py - ADX config example
#
# Copy this file to "recommend_limits.cfg" (same directory) and fill in
# real values. recommend_limits.cfg itself is listed in sdp/.p4ignore and
# must never be added/submitted - this is a public depot, and a cluster/
# database name identifies a specific organization's private
# infrastructure. Only this .example file (with placeholder values) is
# meant to be checked in.
#
# --config PATH can point recommend_limits.py --adx at a config file
# anywhere else instead, if you'd rather keep it outside this tree
# entirely.
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[adx]

# ADX cluster URL and database name. Both required for --adx unless
# overridden with --adx-cluster/--adx-database on the command line.
cluster = https://your-cluster.kusto.windows.net
database = your_database

# Default lookback window when --adx-start is omitted, in days.
default_lookback_days = 7

# ADX caps a single query's response size. --adx bisects the requested
# time range and retries each half automatically when a query comes back
# "result set too large", down to this floor (in hours, fractional
# values allowed, e.g. 0.5 for 30 minutes). Lower it for a very busy
# environment/port if bisection still can't find a chunk that fits;
# raise it to reduce the number of ADX queries issued for a quieter one.
min_chunk_hours = 1