Configuration Files for Services

enaio® 10.10

The configuration files for services are managed in the \config directory by default.

For environments with distributed services and multiple systems – development, test, production – the configuration files can be managed via Git.

The following steps are necessary:

Execute enaio_service-managerw.exe located in the \bin directory.
Open the Startup tab.
Customize the arguments area:

--spring.profiles.active=sw,prod,native

Delete the native profile

--spring.cloud.config.server.git.uri=https://<git>

--spring.cloud.config.server.git.username=user

--spring.cloud.config.server.git.password=password

--spring.cloud.config.server.git.defaultLabel=branch

--spring.cloud.config.server.git.refreshRate=0

Attach new parameters:

Git address
Technical user with password for Git access
Branch for the configuration files
Optional: Update in seconds

Default = 0, update with every request

Copy the configuration files to the Git branch.

The servicewatcher-sw.yml, logback-spring.xml, and logback.xml configuration files must remain in the \config directory.

Restart enaio® service-manager.

enaio® service-manager will now use the configuration files in the Git branch.

Service Updates

If new services are installed, the configuration files in the \config directory will be installed and must be manually copied to the Git branch.
The following configuration files are merged during a service update:

index-prod.yml, search-prod.yml, ccservice-prod.yml, migration-prod.yml, application-es.yml, servicewatcher-sw.yml

These files must be copied back into the \config directory before a service update in order to enable merging.

All others from the \config directory are backed up and restored after the update.

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