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remove leftover config-values and correct wording #537

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17 changes: 1 addition & 16 deletions src/main/resources/component-050-kernel.conf
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Expand Up @@ -219,7 +219,7 @@ health {
# Note that 0 means "no limit". Also all given limits are best guesses and depend heavily on the application
# and the machine the software is running on. The given values are always "per minute" or in percents.
# .gray always defines a limit where everything below is considered "uninteresting" (GRAY). Everything above
# .warn and below .warning is "ok" (GREEN). Everything above .warning and below .error is "warning" (YELLOW) and
# .gray and below .warning is "ok" (GREEN). Everything above .warning and below .error is "warning" (YELLOW) and
# indicates that a metric is in a critical region. Everything above .red is "error" (RED) and signals a failure
# condition. Using "0" for any value disable the respective limit.
limits {
Expand All @@ -239,21 +239,6 @@ health {
sys-unique-incidents.warning = 10
sys-unique-incidents.error = 25

# Size of all log files in mb
sys-log-size.gray = 32
sys-log-size.warning = 128
sys-log-size.error = 0

# Filesystem usage in %
sys-fs.gray = 80
sys-fs.warning = 80
sys-fs.error = 95

# CPU utilization caused by the JVM in %
jvm-cpu.gray = 10
jvm-cpu.warning = 80
jvm-cpu.error = 0

# Heap usage in %
jvm-heap.gray = 50
jvm-heap.warning = 75
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