This page shows how to configure JEAF Workload Proxy.
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Configuration Files
Configuration of JEAF Workload Proxy basically consists of the following YAML configuration files:
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| Port that is used to server requests by the so called workload container. The workload container is used to server all kinds of non-management requests. |
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| Minimum amount of threads that are used by the workload container. |
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| Maximum amount of threads that are used by the workload container. |
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| Enables the REST interface so that REST service can be used. |
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| Enables the servlet interface so that Web servlets can be used. |
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| Context path of the workload container. |
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| Root path under which REST resources will be available. |
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| Enables management interface. |
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| Port under which the management interface is accessible. |
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| Minimum amount of threads that are used for requests to the management interface. Depending on the used Java Runtime Environment it may happen that you need to increase minimum amount of management threads. In this case an exception will occur during startup. |
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| Maximum amount of threads that are used for requests to the management interface. |
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| Context path under which the management interface will be available. |
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