About the AMF configuration files
Asynchronous Monitoring Framework (AMF) kernel driver provides asynchronous event notifications to the VCS agents that are enabled for intelligent resource monitoring.
Table: AMF configuration files lists the AMF configuration files.
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Table: AMF configuration files
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| /etc/default/amf | This file stores the start and stop environment variables for AMF\: |
| - AMF_START - Defines the startup behavior for the AMF module after a system reboot or when AMF is attempted to start using the init script. Valid values include: 1 - Indicates that AMF is enabled to start up. (default) 0 - Indicates that AMF is disabled to start up. | |
| - AMF_STOP - Defines the shutdown behavior for the AMF module during a system shutdown or when AMF is attempted to stop using the init script. Valid values include: 1 - Indicates that AMF is enabled to shut down. (default) 0 - Indicates that AMF is disabled to shut down. | |
| /etc/amftab | After you install VCS, the file /etc/amftab contains a amfconfig (1) command |
| that configures the AMF driver for use. | |
The AMF init script uses this /etc/amftab file to configure the AMF |
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driver. The /etc/amftab file contains the following line by default: |
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| lang=txt | |
| /opt/VRTSamf/bin/amfconfig -c | |