Server configuration

the configuration is read from system properties, environment variables, …​.
talend.component.server.cache.maxSize

Default value: 1000. Maximum items a cache can store, used for index endpoints.

talend.component.server.component.coordinates

A comma separated list of gav to locate the components

talend.component.server.component.documentation.translations

Default value: ${home}/documentations. A component translation repository. This is where you put your documentation translations. Their name must follow the pattern documentation_${container-id}_language.adoc where ${container-id} is the component jar name (without the extension and version, generally the artifactId).

talend.component.server.component.extend.dependencies

Default value: true. Should the component extensions add required dependencies.

talend.component.server.component.extension.maven.repository

If you deploy some extension, where they can create their dependencies if needed.

talend.component.server.component.extension.startup.timeout

Default value: 180000. Timeout for extension initialization at startup, since it ensures the startup wait extensions are ready and loaded it allows to control the latency it implies.

talend.component.server.component.registry

A property file (or multiple comma separated) where the value is a gav of a component to register(complementary with coordinates). Note that the path can end up with or .properties to take into account all properties in a folder.

talend.component.server.documentation.active

Default value: true. Should the /documentation endpoint be activated. Note that when called on localhost the doc is always available.

talend.component.server.environment.active

Default value: true. Should the /api/v1/environment endpoint be activated. It shows some internal versions and git commit which are not always desirable over the wire.

talend.component.server.filter.secured.tokens

Default value: -. Accepted tokens in Authorization header for remote calls to secured endpoints (/api/v1/environment or /documentation).

talend.component.server.jaxrs.exceptionhandler.defaultMessage

Default value: false. If set it will replace any message for exceptions. Set to false to use the actual exception message.

talend.component.server.lastUpdated.useStartTime

Default value: false. Should the lastUpdated timestamp value of /environment endpoint be updated with server start time.

talend.component.server.maven.repository

The local maven repository used to locate components and their dependencies

talend.component.server.request.log

Default value: false. Should the all requests/responses be logged (debug purposes - only work when running with CXF).

talend.component.server.security.command.handler

Default value: securityNoopHandler. How to validate a command/request. Accepted values: securityNoopHandler.

talend.component.server.security.connection.handler

Default value: securityNoopHandler. How to validate a connection. Accepted values: securityNoopHandler.

talend.component.server.user.extensions.location

A folder available for the server - don’t forget to mount it in docker if you are using the image - which accepts subfolders named as component plugin id (generally the artifactId or jar name without the version, ex: jdbc). Each family folder can contain:

  • a user-configuration.properties file which will be merged with component configuration system (see services). This properties file enables the function userJar(xxxx) to replace the jar named xxxx by its virtual gav (groupId:artifactId:version),

  • a list of jars which will be merged with component family classpath

talend.component.server.user.extensions.provisioning.location

Default value: auto. Should the implicit artifacts be provisionned to a m2. If set to auto it tries to detect if there is a m2 to provision - recommended, if set to skip it is ignored, else it uses the value as a m2 path.

Configuration mechanism

The configuration uses Microprofile Config for most entries. It means it can be passed through system properties and environment variables (by replacing dots with underscores and making the keys uppercase).

To configure a Docker image rather than a standalone instance, Docker Config and secrets integration allows you to read the configuration from files. You can customize the configuration of these integrations through system properties.

Docker integration provides a secure: support to encrypt values and system properties, when required.

It is fully implemented using the Apache Geronimo Microprofile Config extensions.

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