Which environment variables should I set before production installation?

Sure, here is the list including the new environment variables that can not be changed later or will require significant effort after installation:

Environment Variables

1. EVENT_PARTITIONING

   • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for event data. Determines how event data is organized over time.
   • Default Value: quarter

2. PROFILE_PARTITIONING

   • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for profile data. Determines how profile data is organized over time.
   • Default Value: quarter

3. SESSION_PARTITIONING

   • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for session data. Determines how session data is organized over time.
   • Default Value: quarter

4. ENTITY_PARTITIONING

   • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for entity data. Determines how entity data is organized over time.
   • Default Value: quarter

5. ITEM_PARTITIONING

   • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for item data. Determines how item data is organized over time.
   • Default Value: year

6. LOG_PARTITIONING

   • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for general logs. Determines how log data is organized over time.
   • Default Value: month

7. DISPATCH_LOG_PARTITIONING

   • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for dispatch logs. Determines how dispatch log data is organized over time.
   • Default Value: month

8. CONSOLE_LOG_PARTITIONING

   • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for console logs. Determines how console log data is organized over time.
   • Default Value: month

9. USER_LOG_PARTITIONING

   • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for user logs. Determines how user log data is organized over time.
   • Default Value: year

10. FIELD_CHANGE_LOG_PARTITIONING

    • Explanation: Specifies the partitioning strategy for field change logs. Determines how field change log data is organized over time.
    • Default Value: month

11. AUTO_PROFILE_MERGING

    • Explanation: Sets the secret key for hashing data during the automatic profile merging process. This is used to ensure secure merging of profiles.
    • Default Value: s>a.d-kljsa87^5adh

12. INSTALLATION_TOKEN

    • Explanation: Token used for the installation process. It is required for setting up and initializing Tracardi.
    • Default Value: tracardi

13. ELASTIC_INDEX_REPLICAS

    • Explanation: Specifies the number of replica shards for Elasticsearch indices. Determines the number of copies of each shard.
    • Default Value: 1

14. ELASTIC_INDEX_SHARDS

    • Explanation: Specifies the number of primary shards for Elasticsearch indices. Determines how the index is divided.
    • Default Value: 3

15. ELASTIC_CONF_INDEX_SHARDS

    • Explanation: Specifies the number of primary shards for Elasticsearch configuration indices. Used for specific configurations of the Elasticsearch setup.
    • Default Value: 1