# Note: Some bits of dirac take offense to inline comments, so please don't use them
# This section determines which DIRAC components will be installed and where
# See: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/diracgrid-forum/NYBEKK-CQLM/92hw3jNsshcJ
#
LocalInstallation
{
  #
  #   These are options for the installation of the DIRAC software
  #
  #  DIRAC release version (this is an example, you should find out the current
  #  production release)
  Release = v6r11p8
  #  Python version of the installation
  PythonVersion = 26
  #  To install the Server version of DIRAC (the default is client)
  InstallType = server
  #  LCG python bindings for SEs and LFC. Specify this option only if your installation
  #  uses those services
  # LcgVer = 2012-02-20
  #  If this flag is set to yes, each DIRAC update will be installed
  #  in a separate directory, not overriding the previous ones
  UseVersionsDir = yes
  #  The directory of the DIRAC software installation
  TargetPath = /opt/dirac
  #  DIRAC extra modules to be installed (Web is required if you are installing the Portal on
  #  this server).
  #  Only modules not defined as default to install in their projects need to be defined here:
  #   i.e. LHCb, LHCbWeb for LHCb
  ExtraModules = Web, VMDIRAC

  #
  #   These are options for the configuration of the installed DIRAC software
  #   i.e., to produce the initial dirac.cfg for the server
  #
  #  Give a Name to your User Community, it does not need to be the same name as in EGI,
  #  it can be used to cover more than one VO in the grid sense
  #  VirtualOrganization = 
  #  Site name
  # try something like DIRAC.mysite.mycountrycode, no "" required 
  SiteName = set_me
  #  Setup name
  # DIRAC-Production or similar are traditional here	
  Setup = set_me
  #  Default name of system instances
  InstanceName = Production
  #  Flag to skip download of CAs, on the first Server of your installation you need to get CAs
  #  installed by some external means
  SkipCADownload = yes
  #  Flag to use the server certificates
  UseServerCertificate = yes
  #  Configuration Server URL (This should point to the URL of at least one valid Configuration
  #  Service in your installation, for the primary server it should not used )
  #  ConfigurationServer = dips://myprimaryserver.name:9135/Configuration/Server
  #  Configuration Name
  # choose freely, but using MyConfiguration shows a lack of imagination	
  ConfigurationName = set_me

  #
  #   These options define the DIRAC components to be installed on "this" DIRAC server.
  #
  #
  #  The next options should only be set for the primary server,
  #  they properly initialize the configuration data
  
  #  Name of the Admin user (default: None )
  AdminUserName = dirac
  #  DN of the Admin user certificate (default: None )
  #  In order the find out the DN that needs to be included in the Configuration for a given
  #  host or user certificate the following command can be used::
  #
  #          openssl x509 -noout -subject -enddate -in <certfile.pem>
  #
  # /C=your/O=personal/OU=DN/L=goes/CN=here 
  AdminUserDN = set_me
  #  Email of the Admin user (default: None )
  AdminUserEmail = set_me
  #  Name of the Admin group (default: dirac_admin )
  AdminGroupName = dirac_admin
  #  DN of the host certificate (*) (default: None )
  HostDN = set_me
  # Define the Configuration Server as Master for your installations
  ConfigurationMaster = yes

  #
  #  The following options define components to be installed
  #
  #  Name of the installation host (default: the current host )
  #  Used to build the URLs the services will publish
  #  For a test installation you can use 127.0.0.1
  # Host = dirac.cern.ch
  Host = # the hostname of your lovely dirac server

  #  List of Services to be installed
  Services  = Configuration/Server
  Services += Framework/SystemAdministrator
  Services += DataManagement/StorageElement
  Services += DataManagement/FileCatalog
  #Services += DataManagement/StorageElementProxy
  Services += Framework/SystemLoggingReport
  Services += Framework/Monitoring
  Services += Framework/Notification
  Services += Framework/SecurityLogging
  Services += Framework/UserProfileManager
  Services += Framework/ProxyManager
  Services += Framework/SystemLogging
  Services += Framework/Plotting
  Services += Framework/BundleDelivery
  Services += WorkloadManagement/SandboxStore
  Services += WorkloadManagement/Matcher
  Services += WorkloadManagement/JobMonitoring
  Services += WorkloadManagement/JobManager
  Services += WorkloadManagement/JobStateUpdate
  Services += WorkloadManagement/WMSAdministrator
  Services += WorkloadManagement/OptimizationMind
  Services += RequestManagement/ReqManager
  Services += Accounting/DataStore
  Services += Accounting/ReportGenerator

  Agents  = Framework/SystemLoggingDBCleaner
  #Agents += Framework/CAUpdateAgent
  Agents += Framework/TopErrorMessagesReporter
  Agents += WorkloadManagement/PilotStatusAgent
  Agents += WorkloadManagement/JobHistoryAgent
  Agents += WorkloadManagement/SiteDirector
  Agents += WorkloadManagement/InputDataAgent
  Agents += WorkloadManagement/TaskQueueDirector
  Agents += WorkloadManagement/JobCleaningAgent
  Agents += WorkloadManagement/StalledJobAgent
  Agents += Configuration/CE2CSAgent
  Agents += RequestManagement/RequestExecutingAgent
  Agents += RequestManagement/CleanReqDBAgent
  Agents += WorkloadManagement/StatesAccountingAgent
  Agents += WorkloadManagement/PilotMonitorAgent

  Databases  = AccountingDB
  Databases += SandboxMetadataDB
  Databases += JobDB
  Databases += FileCatalogDB
  Databases += JobLoggingDB
  Databases += UserProfileDB
  Databases += TaskQueueDB
  Databases += NotificationDB
  Databases += ReqDB
  Databases += FTSDB
  Databases += ComponentMonitoringDB
  Databases += ProxyDB
  Databases += PilotAgentsDB
  Databases += SystemLoggingDB

  Executors = WorkloadManagement/Optimizers

  #  Flag determining whether the Web Portal will be installed
  WebPortal = yes
  #
  #  The following options defined the MySQL DB connectivity
  #
  Database
  {
    #  User name used to connect the DB server
    User = Dirac 
    #  Password for database user acess. Must be set for SystemAdministrator Service to work
    Password = set_me
    #  Password for root DB user. Must be set for SystemAdministrator Service to work
    RootPwd = set_me
    #  location of DB server. Must be set for SystemAdministrator Service to work
    Host = localhost
    MySQLLargeMem = yes
    #  There are 2 flags for small and large installations Set either of them to True/yes when appropriated
    # MySQLSmallMem:        Configure a MySQL with small memory requirements for testing purposes
    #                       innodb_buffer_pool_size=200MB
    # MySQLLargeMem:        Configure a MySQL with high memory requirements for production purposes
    #                       innodb_buffer_pool_size=10000MB
  }
}