judge0.conf

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# Judge0 Configuration File
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# Judge0 is a highly configurable which allows you to use it for many
# different use-cases. Please, before deploying Judge0 take a look at this
# configuration file that is divided in several logical sections that will help
# you understand what can you do with Judge0.
#
# This default configuration file is designed to work out of the box for you and
# you can start with it when deploying Judge0 on your server.
#
# If you have any questions please don't hasitate to send an email or open an
# issue on the GitHub page of the project.


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# Judge0 Server Configuration
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# Enable or disable Judge0 Telemetry.
# Read more about it here: https://github.com/judge0/judge0/blob/master/TELEMETRY.md
# Default: true
JUDGE0_TELEMETRY_ENABLE=

# Automatically restart Judge0 server if it fails to start.
# Default: 10
RESTART_MAX_TRIES=

# Maintenance mode is a mode in which clients cannot
# create or delete submissions while maintenance is enabled.
# Default: false
MAINTENANCE_MODE=

# Set custom maintenance message that will be returned to clients
# who try to create or delete submisions.
# Default: Judge0 is currently in maintenance.
MAINTENANCE_MESSAGE=

# If enabled user can request to synchronically wait for
# submission result on submission create.
# Default: true, i.e. user can request to wait for the result
ENABLE_WAIT_RESULT=

# If enabled user is allowed to set custom compiler options.
# Default: true
ENABLE_COMPILER_OPTIONS=

# List language names, separated by space, for which setting compiler options is allowed.
# Note that ENABLE_COMPILER_OPTIONS has higher priority, so this option will be
# ignored if setting compiler options is disabled with ENABLE_COMPILER_OPTIONS.
# For example, ALLOWED_LANGUAGES_FOR_COMPILER_OPTIONS="C C++ Java" would only
# allow setting compiler options for languages C, C++ and Java.
# Default: empty - for every compiled language setting compiler options is allowed.
ALLOWED_LANGUAGES_FOR_COMPILER_OPTIONS=

# If enabled user is allowed to set custom command line arguments.
# Default: true
ENABLE_COMMAND_LINE_ARGUMENTS=

# If enabled autorized users can delete a submission.
# Default: false
ENABLE_SUBMISSION_DELETE=

# If enabled user can GET and POST batched submissions.
# Default: true
ENABLE_BATCHED_SUBMISSIONS=

# Maximum number of submissions that can be created or get in a batch.
# Default: 20
MAX_SUBMISSION_BATCH_SIZE=

# If enabled user can use callbacks.
# Default: true
ENABLE_CALLBACKS=

# Maximum number of callback tries before giving up.
# Default: 3
CALLBACKS_MAX_TRIES=

# Timeout callback call after this many seconds.
# Default: 5
CALLBACKS_TIMEOUT=

# If enabled user can preset additional files in the sandbox.
# Default: true
ENABLE_ADDITIONAL_FILES=

# Duration (in seconds) of submission cache. Decimal numbers are allowed.
# Set to 0 to turn of submission caching. Note that this does not apply to
# batched submissions.
# Default: 1
SUBMISSION_CACHE_DURATION=


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# Judge0 Workers Configuration
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# Specify polling frequency in seconds. Decimal numbers are allowed.
# Default: 0.1
INTERVAL=

# Specify how many parallel workers to run.
# Default: 1
COUNT=

# Specify maximum queue size. Represents maximum number of submissions that
# can wait in the queue at once. If request for new submission comes and the
# queue if full then submission will be rejected.
# Default: 100
MAX_QUEUE_SIZE=


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# Judge0 Server Access Configuration
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# Allow only specified origins.
# If left blank, then all origins will be allowed (denoted with '*').
# Example:
# ALLOW_ORIGIN="www.judge0.com judge0.com www.example.com blog.example.com"
ALLOW_ORIGIN=

# Disallow only specified origins.
# If left blank, then no origin will be disallowed.
# Example:
# DISALLOW_ORIGIN="www.judge0.com judge0.com www.example.com blog.example.com"
DISALLOW_ORIGIN=

# Allow only specified IP addresses.
# If left blank, then all IP addresses will be allowed.
# Example:
# ALLOW_IP="192.168.10.10 96.239.226.228 208.23.207.242"
ALLOW_IP=

# Disallow only specified IP addresses.
# If left blank, then no IP addresses will be disallowed.
# Example:
# DISALLOW_IP="192.168.10.10 96.239.226.228 208.23.207.242"
DISALLOW_IP=


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# Judge0 Authentication Configuration
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# You can protect your API with (AUTHN_HEADER, AUTHN_TOKEN) pair.
# Each request then needs to have this pair either in headers or
# query parameters. For example let AUTHN_HEADER=X-Judge0-Token and
# AUTHN_TOKEN=mySecretToken. Then user should authenticate by sending this
# in headers or query parameters in each request, e.g.:
# https://api.judge0.com/system_info?X-Judge0-Token=mySecretToken

# Specify authentication header name.
# Default: X-Auth-Token
AUTHN_HEADER=

# Specify valid authentication tokens.
# Default: empty - authentication is disabled
AUTHN_TOKEN=


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# Judge0 Authorization Configuration
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# Protected API calls can be issued with (AUTHZ_HEADER, AUTHZ_TOKEN) pair.
# To see exactly which API calls are protected with authorization tokens
# please read the docs at https://api.judge0.com.
# API authorization ensures that only specified users call protected API calls.
# For example let AUTHZ_HEADER=X-Judge0-User and AUTHZ_TOKEN=mySecretToken.
# Then user should authorize be sending this in headers or query parameters in
# each request, e.g.: https://api.judge0.com/system_info?X-Judge0-User=mySecretToken
# Note that if you enabled authentication, then user should also send valid
# authentication token.

# Specify authorization header name.
# Default: X-Auth-User
AUTHZ_HEADER=

# Specify valid authorization tokens.
# Default: empty - authorization is disabled, protected API calls cannot be issued
AUTHZ_TOKEN=


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# Redis Configuration
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# Specify Redis host
# Default: localhost
REDIS_HOST=redis

# Specify Redis port.
# Default: 6379
REDIS_PORT=

# Specify Redis password. Cannot be blank.
# Default: NO DEFAULT! MUST BE SET!
REDIS_PASSWORD=YourPasswordHere1234


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# PostgreSQL Configuration
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# Specify Postgres host.
# Default: localhost
POSTGRES_HOST=db

# Specify Postgres port.
# Default: 5432
POSTGRES_PORT=

# Name of the database to use. Used only in production.
# Default: postgres
POSTGRES_DB=judge0

# User who can access this database. Used only in production.
# Default: postgres
POSTGRES_USER=judge0

# Password of the user. Cannot be blank. Used only in production.
# Default: NO DEFAULT, YOU MUST SET YOUR PASSWORD
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=YourPasswordHere1234


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# Submission Configuration
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# Judge0 uses isolate as an sandboxing environment.
# Almost all of the options you see here can be mapped to one of the options
# that isolate provides. For more information about these options please
# check for the isolate documentation here:
# https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ioi/isolate/master/isolate.1.txt

# Default runtime limit for every program (in seconds). Decimal numbers are allowed.
# Time in which the OS assigns the processor to different tasks is not counted.
# Default: 5
CPU_TIME_LIMIT=

# Maximum custom CPU_TIME_LIMIT.
# Default: 15
MAX_CPU_TIME_LIMIT=

# When a time limit is exceeded, wait for extra time (in seconds), before
# killing the program. This has the advantage that the real execution time
# is reported, even though it slightly exceeds the limit.
# Default: 1
CPU_EXTRA_TIME=

# Maximum custom CPU_EXTRA_TIME.
# Default: 5
MAX_CPU_EXTRA_TIME=

# Limit wall-clock time in seconds. Decimal numbers are allowed.
# This clock measures the time from the start of the program to its exit,
# so it does not stop when the program has lost the CPU or when it is waiting
# for an external event. We recommend to use CPU_TIME_LIMIT as the main limit,
# but set WALL_TIME_LIMIT to a much higher value as a precaution against
# sleeping programs.
# Default: 10
WALL_TIME_LIMIT=

# Maximum custom WALL_TIME_LIMIT.
# Default: 20
MAX_WALL_TIME_LIMIT=

# Limit address space of the program in kilobytes.
# Default: 128000
MEMORY_LIMIT=

# Maximum custom MEMORY_LIMIT.
# Default: 512000
MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT=

# Limit process stack in kilobytes.
# Default: 64000
STACK_LIMIT=

# Maximum custom STACK_LIMIT.
# Default: 128000
MAX_STACK_LIMIT=

# Maximum number of processes and/or threads program can create.
# Default: 60
MAX_PROCESSES_AND_OR_THREADS=

# Maximum custom MAX_PROCESSES_AND_OR_THREADS.
# Default: 120
MAX_MAX_PROCESSES_AND_OR_THREADS=

# If true then CPU_TIME_LIMIT will be used as per process and thread.
# Default: false, i.e. CPU_TIME_LIMIT is set as a total limit for all processes and threads.
ENABLE_PER_PROCESS_AND_THREAD_TIME_LIMIT=

# If false, user won't be able to set ENABLE_PER_PROCESS_AND_THREAD_TIME_LIMIT.
# Default: true
ALLOW_ENABLE_PER_PROCESS_AND_THREAD_TIME_LIMIT=

# If true then MEMORY_LIMIT will be used as per process and thread.
# Default: false, i.e. MEMORY_LIMIT is set as a total limit for all processes and threads.
ENABLE_PER_PROCESS_AND_THREAD_MEMORY_LIMIT=

# If false, user won't be able to set ENABLE_PER_PROCESS_AND_THREAD_MEMORY_LIMIT.
# Default: true
ALLOW_ENABLE_PER_PROCESS_AND_THREAD_MEMORY_LIMIT=

# Limit size of files created (or modified) by the program in kilobytes.
# Default: 1024
MAX_FILE_SIZE=

# Maximum custom MAX_FILE_SIZE.
# Default: 4096
MAX_MAX_FILE_SIZE=102400

# Run each program this many times and take average of time and memory.
# Default: 1
NUMBER_OF_RUNS=

# Maximum custom NUMBER_OF_RUNS.
# Default: 20
MAX_NUMBER_OF_RUNS=

# Redirect stderr to stdout.
# Default: false
REDIRECT_STDERR_TO_STDOUT=

# Maximum total size (in kilobytes) of extracted files from additional files archive.
# Default: 10240, i.e. maximum of 10MB in total can be extracted.
MAX_EXTRACT_SIZE=


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# Rails Configuration
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# Specify Rails environment: production or development
# Default: production
RAILS_ENV=

# Specify maximum number of concurrent Rails threads.
# Default: 5
RAILS_MAX_THREADS=

# Specify how many processes will be created for handing requests. Each process
# will aditionally create RAILS_MAX_THREADS threads.
# Default: 1
RAILS_SERVER_PROCESSES=

# Secret key base for production, if not set it will be randomly generated
# Default: randomly generated
SECRET_KEY_BASE=