describe HandleActiveInstances better

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Elio Bischof
2023-06-16 14:41:59 +02:00
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@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Telemetry:
# Push telemetry data to all these endpoints at least once. # Push telemetry data to all these endpoints at least once.
# If one endpoint returns an unsuccessful response code or times out, # If one endpoint returns an unsuccessful response code or times out,
# ZITADEL retries to push the data point to all configured endpoints again until it succeeds. # ZITADEL retries to push the data point to all configured endpoints again until it succeeds.
# Configure delivery guarantees and intervals in the section Projections.Customizations.Analytics # Configure delivery guarantees and intervals in the section Projections.Customizations.Telemetry
# The endpoints can be reconfigured at runtime. # The endpoints can be reconfigured at runtime.
# Three redirects are followed. # Three redirects are followed.
Endpoints: Endpoints:
@@ -195,7 +195,9 @@ Projections:
# Quota notifications are not so time critical. Setting RequeueEvery every five minutes doesn't annoy the database too much. # Quota notifications are not so time critical. Setting RequeueEvery every five minutes doesn't annoy the database too much.
RequeueEvery: 300s RequeueEvery: 300s
Telemetry: Telemetry:
# Telemetry delivery guarantee requirements are a bit higher, as they are not interactively retryable # In case of failed deliveries, ZITADEL retries to send the data points to the configured endpoints, but only for active instances.
# An instance is active, as long as there are events on the instance, that are not older than the HandleActiveInstances duration.
# Telemetry delivery guarantee requirements are a bit higher than normal data projections, as they are not interactively retryable.
# Defaults to 15 days # Defaults to 15 days
HandleActiveInstances: 360h HandleActiveInstances: 360h
# As sending telemetry data doesn't result in database statements, retries don't have any effects # As sending telemetry data doesn't result in database statements, retries don't have any effects