ContextForge MCP Gateway

# System Monitor Server Configuration # This file contains configuration for the system monitoring MCP server monitoring: update_interval: "5s" history_retention: "24h" max_processes: 1000 process_update_freq: "1s" alerts: cpu_threshold: 80.0 # percent memory_threshold: 85.0 # percent disk_threshold: 90.0 # percent enabled: true health_checks: - name: "web_server" type: "http" target: "http://localhost:8080/health" interval: "30s" timeout: "5s" - name: "database" type: "port" target: "localhost:5432" interval: "60s" timeout: "5s" log_monitoring: max_file_size: "100MB" max_tail_lines: 1000 # SECURITY: Only allow reading from /var/log by default # Add additional paths as needed for your environment # NEVER use /tmp (too permissive) or relative paths allowed_paths: - "/var/log" # Uncomment and customize paths as needed: # - "/opt/myapp/logs" # - "/home/user/application/logs" follow_timeout: "30s" security: # SECURITY: Root path restricts ALL file access within this directory (chroot-like) # When set, all file operations are confined to this root directory # Leave empty ("") to disable root restriction (not recommended for production) # Example: "/opt/monitoring-root" - all paths must be within this directory root_path: "" # Empty = no root restriction # SECURITY: Only allow reading from /var/log by default # Customize this list for your specific monitoring needs # Always use absolute paths, never use /tmp or relative paths # If root_path is set, these paths must be relative to the root allowed_paths: - "/var/log" # Uncomment and customize paths as needed: # - "/opt/myapp/logs" # - "/home/user/application/logs" max_file_size: 104857600 # 100MB in bytes rate_limit_rps: 10 enable_audit_log: true