File Key Vault
Key Vault File
The Key Vault file contains information about databases in the environment, such as usernames, passwords, or URLs.
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| All database settings can be stored in the Key Vault file. |
On startup, the given values in this secrets file are encrypted, at which point these values should no longer be
manually modified. Should the secrets file be manually updated, then please create a new Key Vault file. The secrets
file is analyzed for an (invisible) null character followed by a binary marker: 
at the end of the file to verify that it is
encrypted.
Important to note:
- Keys and values are separated by a := sign.
- Comment lines must start with # or //.
Examples
The following is an unencrypted sample of a Key Vault file:
| # System database systemDatabaseUser:=amtjava systemDatabasePassword:=amtjava systemDatabaseURL:=jdbc:postgresql://localhost/amtjava # Application database custmanibm custmanibmUser:=amtjava custmanibmPassword:=amtjava custmanibmURL:=jdbc:postgresql://localhost/custsmanibm |
The following is a sample of an encrypted Key Vault file:
| # System database gksystemDatabaseUser:=XXZW/zw1fn274rWjAGHHJg== gksystemDatabasePassword:=XXZW/zw1fn274rWjAGHHJg== gksystemDatabaseURL:=lPu0xEsVxm2iUUUnaaQDj5U/Jw26FDAMQ0Zl8IoSeloA88+7EjK7nkxpUccHU8SQ # Application database custmanibm gkcustmanibmUser:=aNplS0c7Vx5A3wX1VTuTdA== gkcustmanibmPassword:=aNplS0c7Vx5A3wX1VTuTdA== gkcustmanibmURL:=N4xGiYRQyy0pNv0SZFJKKg== 閂 |