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# hawkular-wildfly-agent-installer.properties
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# These are defaults for the installer command line options.
# You can override the values in this file by passing in the option
# on the command line (e.g. --target-location, --server-config, etc.).
# If you do not want to set a value, do not leave empty values here;
# instead comment the property out. This way if the option is required to be
# set by the user, the installer can exit with an appropriate error.
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# The location of the installation where the Hawkular WildFly Agent is to be
# installed. This can be a WildFly installation, an EAP installation, or
# something similar.
#target-location=/opt/wildfly
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# The location of the target server configuration file. This is the file where
# the subsystem configuration settings for the Hawkular WildFly Agent
# will be added.
#target-config=standalone/configuration/standalone.xml
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# The location of an XML file containing the subsystem content for the
# Hawkular WildFly Agent subsystem. If this is not specified, a default
# subsystem snippet included in the module distribution will be used.
# This setting can be a URL or a file path.
#subsystem-snippet=/path/to/subsystem-snippet.xml
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# The location of the Hawkular Server that the Hawkular WildFly Agent
# will communicate with. If this is an HTTPS URL, additional security
# options are required (such as the keystore information).
# You may specify ${x} expressions for the WildFly Server to evaluate, such as
# ${env.MY_HOST}, but you still must provide the three parts of the URL
# (protocol, host, port). In other words, you cannot set this to a single
# expression like ${env.MY_URL} but you can specify the three parts
# separately like: http://${MY_SERV_HOST}:${MY_SERV_PORT:81}
#server-url=http://localhost:8080
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# The location of a running Hawkular Server that can be used by the
# installer to download the module distribution if needed.
# You can avoid the installer having to download the module distribution
# from this server URL if you explicitly set the --module-dist option.
# If this is not specified, the default is the --server-url.
#download-server-url=http://localhost:8080
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# The agent will refer to the application server it is being installed into
# by this name. It will be used as the name of the local managed server.
#managed-server-name=Local
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# The agent will identify itself to the Hawkular Server with this feed ID.
# Typically, you do not set this value which will allow the agent to
# autogenerate its own unique feed ID when it starts up. However, if you want
# to give your agent its own feed ID for whatever reason, you define it here.
# Note that if you explicitly set this value to "autogenerate" it will be
# as if you did not set it at all (in other words, the agent will autogenerate
# its own feed ID when it starts up).
#feed-id=autogenerate
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# The agent can be run in full Hawkular mode or "metrics-only" mode.
#
# When in full Hawkular mode (that is, when "metrics-only" is false),
# the agent will communicate with a Hawkular Server over websockets,
# the agent will store its discovered inventory in Hawkular-Inventory,
# and the agent will store the metric data it collects in Hawkular-Metrics.
#
# When in "metrics-only" mode, the agent will only communicate with
# Hawkular-Metrics to store metric data. No communications with a
# Hawkular Server will be attempted and inventory will not be stored
# in Hawkular-Inventory.
#
# The default is false, meaning the agent will run in full Hawkular mode.
#metrics-only=false
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# The global tenant ID that the agent will use when storing metric and
# inventory data. This global tenant ID can be overridden on a per
# managed-server basis in the agent subsystem configuration.
# If not specified, the agent will use a default tenant ID.
#tenant-id=hawkular
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# If the server-url is an HTTPS URL, these provide information about
# the keystore required for that SSL connection.
#
# The keystore-path is points to the keystore file that will be copied into
# the target's configuration directory.
#keystore-path=
#keystore-password=
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# The credentials that the Hawkular WildFly Agent will use to log
# into the Hawkular Server. You must specify credentials.
#
#username=
#password=
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# Location of the actual Hawkular WildFly Agent module distribution
# archive (must be in a zip format; not a tar.gz).
#
# This value can be a file path, a regular URL, or a special URL in the form
# "classpath:/path/to/resource" which can be used in case the module
# distribution file is packaged directly inside the installer.
#
# If not specified, the installer will attempt to download a module
# distribution file from the Hawkular Server via --download-server-url.
#module-dist=
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# Declares if the agent should be initially enabled or disabled.
# It is possible to just install an agent but have it disabled, thus
# giving the user a chance to manually configure the agent further
# before enabling it. This is helpful, for example, if user credentials
# first need to be created and thus the credentials are not yet known at
# install time.
#
# This value must be one of "true" or "false".
# If not specified, the agent will be enabled (i.e. default value is "true").
#enabled=true
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# You can override the resource type sets that will be monitored by setting
# this value. If this is not set, the installer will use a default list of
# resource type sets based on the type of application server where the agent
# is being installed (standalone or domain).
# managed-server-resource-type-sets=
