configuration-database
Syntax
configuration-database { ephemeral { allow-commit-synchronize-with-gres; commit-synchronize-model (asynchronous | synchronous); cyclic-version-for-ephemeral-default version; delete-ephemeral-default; ignore-ephemeral-default; instance instance-name { cyclic-version version; resize { database-size-diff size MB; database-size-on-disk size MB; } } resize-ephemeral-default { database-size-diff size MB; database-size-on-disk size MB; } } extend-size; max-db-size max-db-size; resize { database-size-diff size MB; database-size-on-disk size MB; } virtual-memory-mapping { process process-name { fixed-size size KB; page-pooling-size size KB; } } }
Hierarchy Level
[edit system]
Description
Define parameters for the configuration databases.
Configure the virtual-memory-mapping
statement hierarchy to increase
the memory space available for the configuration database size per process, as
needed, by using virtual memory mapping and page-pooling.
Configure the ephemeral
statement hierarchy to specify options for
the ephemeral configuration database.
Configure the resize
statement hierarchy when it is necessary to
resize the configuration database.
Options
ephemeral |
Configure settings for the ephemeral configuration database.
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extend-size |
Increase the memory space available for the configuration database, per process, up to 1.5 GB. The extended default size is based on the original default database size. A device with a default database size of 409.99 MB will extend to a maximum of 1049.99 MB, and a device with a default database size of 665.99 MB will extend to a maximum of 1305.99. Any operation on the The Note:
The You should remove the |
max-db-size |
Configures the maximum database
size. The
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resize |
Resizes the configuration database. The database will be resized
automatically during the commit based on the values specified in the
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virtual-memory-mapping |
(Junos OS only) Define parameters for using virtual memory mapping for
the configuration database on a per-process basis. The
Note:
Junos OS Evolved does not support the virtual-memory-mapping option. |
The remaining statements are explained separately. See CLI Explorer.
Required Privilege Level
admin—To view this statement in the configuration.
admin-control—To add this statement to the configuration.
Release Information
Statement introduced in Junos OS Release 13.2.