Hi - I would like to populate all our clusters through activiti-admin.properties file, looking at the REST endpoint block
# REST endpoint config
rest.app.name=Process services app
rest.app.description=Process services app Rest config
rest.app.host=http://localhost
rest.app.port=8080
rest.app.contextroot=activiti-app
rest.app.restroot=api
rest.app.user=admin@app.activiti.com
rest.app.password=admin
It do not have a field to restrict the config settings to one cluster.
Apparently, I would like to have settings something like each block for each env so that I can populate during our deploying (using chef/puppet) and dont have to deal with the UI.
Let me know if you come across this and have a solution.
I am using activiti 1.6
Thanks,
-chakri
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Since you are referring to v1.6 I am assuming that you are using the enterprise version. As far as I know the cluster configuration is only possible via UI which uses some private REST APIs to configure this. Since the cluster configuration is a one time activity for each environment, I hope it is not too difficult to manage this process until we have this feature in the product.
You could raise a new feature request(via your customer portal) to provide public admin REST APIs so that you can configure your CI/CD scripts to invoke the APIs at deployment time.
Ciju
Since you are referring to v1.6 I am assuming that you are using the enterprise version. As far as I know the cluster configuration is only possible via UI which uses some private REST APIs to configure this. Since the cluster configuration is a one time activity for each environment, I hope it is not too difficult to manage this process until we have this feature in the product.
You could raise a new feature request(via your customer portal) to provide public admin REST APIs so that you can configure your CI/CD scripts to invoke the APIs at deployment time.
Ciju
Thank you.
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