STOP.KEY=[alphanumeric]
The passphrase defined to stop the server.
- Requried along with STOP.PORT if you want to use the --stop option above.
+ Required along with STOP.PORT if you want to use the --stop option above.
STOP.WAIT=[number]
The time (in seconds) to wait for confirmation that the running
#Upload Normative types:
-# 1. create zip file containing the yaml
-# 2. create json string (payloadName should be the yml file name): {
+# 1. create a zip file containing the yaml
+# 2. create a json string (payloadName should be the yml file name): {
# "payloadName":"normative-types-new-root.yml",
# "userId":"adminid",
# "resourceName":"tosca.nodes.Root",
Where to Access Information
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-the logs for the application are available in the docker it self at /var/lib/jetty/logs/
+the logs for the application are available in the docker itself at /var/lib/jetty/logs/
in Heat deployment the dockers are mapped into /data/logs on the vm where the application is running.
In OOM you can use the logging project to access the logging collected from the applications.
SDC-TITAN-CASSANDRA
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-| This is a link to the github page of titan project for extra reading regarding Titan DB: `<https://github.com/thinkaurelius/titan>`_
+| This is a link to the github page of Titan Project for extra reading regarding Titan DB: `<https://github.com/thinkaurelius/titan>`_
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| SDC forked part of the project to override the default Titan configuration for Cassandra.
| The change allows the use of Titan as an active passive deployment for geo-redundancy.
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| Titan by default uses QUORUM in Cassandra on write and read operations.
| Using our change allows the use of local QUORUM to read and write only to a specific data center.
-| Since the project is in end of life state the change cannot be merged back to the project.
+| Since the project is at the end of life state the change cannot be merged back to the project.