bayard

DESCRIPTION

Bayard server

USAGE

bayard [OPTIONS] [ID]

FLAGS

• -h, --help
       Prints help information.

• -v, --version
       Prints version information.

OPTIONS

• -H, --host <HOST>
       Node address. [default: 0.0.0.0]

• -r, --raft-port <RAFT_PORT>
       Raft service port number. [default: 7000]

• -i, --index-port <INDEX_PORT>
       Index service port number [default: 5000]

• -M, --metrics-port <METRICS_PORT>
       Metrics service port number [default: 9000]

• -p, --peer-raft-address <IP:PORT>
       Raft address of a peer node running in an existing cluster.

• -d, --data-directory <DATA_DIRECTORY>
       Data directory. Stores index, snapshots, and raft logs. [default: ./data]

• -s, --schema-file <SCHEMA_FILE>
       Schema file. Must specify An existing file name. [default: ./etc/schema.json]

• -T, --tokenizer-file <TOKENIZER_FILE>
       Tokenizer file. Must specify An existing file name. [default: ./etc/tokenizer.json]

• -t, --indexer-threads <INDEXER_THREADS>      Number of indexer threads. [default: 7]

• -m, --indexer-memory-size <INDEXER_MEMORY_SIZE>
       Total memory size (in bytes) used by the indexer. [default: 1000000000]

ARGS

• <ID>
       Node ID.

EXAMPLES

To start a server with default options:

$ bayard 1

To start a server with options:

$ bayard --host=0.0.0.0 \
         --raft-port=7001 \
         --index-port=5001 \
         --metrics-port=9001 \
         --data-directory=./data/node1 \
         --schema-file=./etc/schema.json \
         --tokenizer-file=./etc/tokenizer.json \
         1