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Versions 2.2 (and newer) of opConfig provide more detailed collection and display of operational status, and now also let you control whether and when old data should be expired. This document describes your options in this areahow to configure these features.

Operational Status

opConfig's new status display (Views -> Operational Status) is a complement to the plain text logs, to make it easier to get an overview of what opConfig is doing to which nodes, when, and how successful it was with these operations. This material grows very quickly and expiration is a must.

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For example, setting keep_last = 100 and purge_older_than = 2592000 (1 weekmonth, in seconds)  would keep at least the most recent 100 revisions and at least the last month's data - or, in other words, it would prune only revisions that are both outside the newest 100 and older than a month.

Protected revisions are not considered or counted and left untouched. The age of a revision is based on its "last updated" timestamp.

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