System Configuration Files
Configuration of the core system's behavior via JSON files.
Table of Contents
Introduction
The yuuvis® Momentum service architecture makes each service retrieve configuration files from a central location managed by the CONFIG service. In addition to the profiles in YAML format, there are system configuration files in JSON format that can be used to adjust the core system's behavior according to the customer's needs.
Available Files
The list of system configuration JSON files and affected services. Click a file name to open a more detailed description and find available parameters.
| File Name | Referenced by | Description |
|---|---|---|
systemHookConfiguration.json |
| Configuration of system hooks, split in AMQP hooks and webhooks. |
serviceConfiguration.json |
| Activation or deactivation of the CONTENTANALYZER in total, definition of a specific behavior via conditions. |
interceptorConfiguration.json |
| Configuration of interceptors. Note: Not included in standard installations, has to be created manually. |
Configuration in Kubernetes
Configuration during Installation
You can set the configuration parameter values in advance during installation.
The configuration parameters are set in the file values.yaml of the yuuvis Helm Chart. Modify a value of the listed parameters or add one of the available parameters listed in the above linked fact sheet of the corresponding system configuration file with your desired value to overwrite its default value.
In order to add an interceptor configuration, add a section interceptorConfiguration to the file values.yaml and specify your desired parameters. Add an entry interceptorConfiguration.json to the systemconfigmap.yaml in the yuuvis/templates folder and reference your section interceptorConfiguration in values.yaml.
During the deployment, the settings defined in the file values.yaml will be written into the system configuration files that are read by the services when they are started.
Changing Configuration of a Running System
For changes on a running system, you need to access your Git server.
Navigate to the system directory of the configuration git repositories' appropriate branch and find a list of the configuration files including the above listed profiles. Open the file, modify it, and check in your changes.
After the modification of a system configuration file you need to restart the services that reference the file in order to apply the changes.