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AMT Application Config File

The amt-config.yaml file is used to configure AMT applications. Each key and setting found in this file is described below.

Base Configuration

Settings Description Accepted Values Examples
version The version of this configuration file. <version> version: v1
name The name of the AMT environment. <name> name: AMT Java
environment The description for this AMT environment. <description> environment: prod
basePath The base path (root) folder of the environment. <root folder path> basePath: "C:/AMT"
applicationName The name of the application. This name is also used to define the application database and must therefore be exactly the same. <application name> applicationName: CUSTOMER_MANAGEMENT
applicationPackage The domain, followed by company or organization name, and application name. <app domain> applicationPackage: com.helloword.company
remoteApplicationPackages The domain, followed by company or organization name, and application name. On startup, all programs from the specified remote packges are loaded in order, and duplicates are skipped. <X app package>
<Y app package>
remoteApplicationPackage: com.helloword.company
  appXX: com.helloword.company.package1
  appXX: com.helloword.company.package1

Secure Storages

The settings for Secure Storage providers, which relate to the database settings further down.
This setting is replaces the Secure Storage section which only allowed for a single secure storage provider.

Settings Description Accepted Values Examples
id ID of the secure storage provider.
The ID is used as prefix to the key to indicate which secure storage provider is used.
Example: Password: $default.sysdbpw
<Secure Storage ID> id: default
vaultType The vault type used to secure credentials. It is possible to add multiple Secure Storage configurations and use them simultaneously.
  • Azure: Makes use of the Microsoft Azure Key Vault.
  • GCP: Makes use of the Secret Manager of the Google Cloud Platform.
  • HashiCorp: Makes use of the HashiCorp Vault.
  • CyberArk: Makes use of the CyberArk Vault.
  • Custom: Use any vault implementation of your choice.
  • Simple: This type of key vault makes use of a text file with encrypted credentials. Not recommended for use in production.
Azure
GCP
HashiCorp
CyberArk
Custom
Simple
vaultType: Azure
azureCredentialType (only for Microsoft Azure) Only used if 'vaultType' is set to 'Azure'. Set the Azure credential type. Environment
...
azureCredentialType: Environment
azureVaultName (only for Microsoft Azure) Only used if 'vaultType' is set to 'Azure'. Enter the name of the Azure vault. <key vault name> azureVaultName: app-keyvault
gcpProjectId (only for Google Cloud Platform) Only used if 'vaultType' is set to 'GCP'. Set the GCP vault ID. <GCP vault ID> gcpProjectId: vault-33
securePath (only for HashiCorp) Only used if 'vaultType' is set to 'HashiCorp'. Set this to the folder path containing the secrets for the HashiCorp Vault. <folder path> securePath: "C:/AMT/HashiCorp"
engineVersion (only for HashiCorp)
Only used if 'vaultType' is set to 'HashiCorp'. '2' is the default value if the engine version is not specified. 1
2
engineVersion: 2
vaultClass (custom) Optional. Used when vaultType is set to "Custom" to use a custom impelementation. <vault class>
authenticationType Specify the type of authentication to use for the vault. rest (default)
sdk
authenticationType: rest
vaultFilePath Only used if 'vaultType' is set to 'Simple'. Set this to the file path of the file containing the credentials of the application database. Not recommended for use in production. Also see page: File: Key Vault. <folder path> vaultConfiguration:
  securePath: "C:/AMT/SimpleVault/amt-secrets.txt"

Authentication

In the sample config file, the client name is "rest" – this can be named anything, as long as it is unique when defining multiple clients.

Settings Description Available Options Examples
type The type of authentication used. OpenID Connect (OIDC) is the only available option. OIDC type: OIDC
issuerURL The URL of the OpenID provider. <provider url> issuerURL: https://login.microsoftonline.com/<ID>/v2.0
clientID The ID of the application registered at the OpenID provider to identify the application when authentication requests are made. <client ID> clientID: <client ID>
claimUserName Set the username. This must match the claimUserName provided in the oidcconfig.json file. If no value is given, it is set to preferred_username <username> preferred_username
claimUserRoles Set the origin of the user roles.
AMT manages the user roles by default.
By setting it to OAUTH, the user roles will be taken from the OpenID provider token.
If set to OAUTH the claimRolesKey and roleMapping settings must be set.
AMT (default)
OAUTH
claimUserRoles: AMT
claimRolesKey Key to roles in the OpenID provider token.
Must be set when claimUserRoles is set to OAUTH.
Examples of role keys:
For Azure Entra ID the key is "groups".
For keycloak it is "resource_access;<clientID>;roles", it is 3 layers deep, using ; as separator.
<roles key> claimRolesKey: groups
claimRolesKey: resource_access;-demo;roles
roleMapping Maps the user roles from the OpenID provider token to AMT user roles.
Must be set when claimUserRoles is set to OAUTH.
<OAuth role>: <AMT role> roleMapping:
  role1: amt_role1

Runtime Configuration

Settings Description Accepted Values Examples
customSignEncoding Define a custom sign encoding. This must be a string of 20 unique characters, corresponding with the sign encoding digits -9 to -0, followed by +0 to +9. In the example, the custom sign encoding uses the same characters as the EBCDIC numeric sign encoding type. <sign encoding> customSignEncoding: RQPONMLKJ}{ABCDEFGHI
cacheWorkingStorage If set to true, local definition items will be cached. true
false (default)
cacheWorkingStorage: false
storeCompInASCII If set to true, computational values will be stored in ASCII. true (default)
false
storeCompInASCII: true
translationFileEBCDIC The file path to the translation file. <translation file path> translationFileEBCDIC: "C:/AMT/translationFileEBCDIC"
useAmtCursor If set to true, cursor queries will be replaced by a select query to improve performance.
This is the default behavior for Oracle databases regardless of this setting.
Note: when using AMT Cursor, it is not possible to execute a commit inside a loop where records are read. This will produce a warning in the logfiles.
true
false (default)
useAmtCursor: false
clientTimeout Set a timeout in milliseconds. <integer> clientTimeout: 3000
transactionTimeout Set a timeout for transactions in milliseconds. <integer> transactionTimeout: 3000
expiredFileTaskTimeout Set a timeout for file tasks in seconds. <integer> expiredFileTaskTimeout: 60
grpcIdleTimeout This is the timeout (in seconds) for idle channels before it is closed by the server. This could be useful while debugging to prevent channels getting closed during long gRPC calls. <integer> grpcIdleTimeout: 60
fileMessageSize Set the (maximum) message size in MB. <MegaBytes> fileMessageSize: 2
gdgMaxCycleNumber Set the maximum number of cycles. <integer> gdgMaxCycleNumber: 9999
urimap Enter the filepath\filename containing the URIMAP configuration. This is only required if CICS statements use URIMAP. <urimap folder path> urimap: "urimap.yaml"
pythonInterpreter This setting is optional. Specify the full path to the binary that the system should use as the Python interpreter. <path to interpreter> pythonInterpreter: python
pythonInterpreter: "C:/path/to/Python/Executable.exe"
useDate This setting is optional. Set a date to be used for testing purposes in yyyyMMdd format. The application uses this date instead of the system date. <yyMMdd> useDate: 20250123
addAppNameToForm If enabled, the application name is added to forms. true (default)
false
addAppNameToForm: true
formInputsUpperCase If enabled, all form input data will be made upper case at runtime. true
false (default)
formInputsUpperCase: true
jclConverterPath Enter the path to the AMT JCL Converter.
This option is used for Dynamic JCL functionality in AMT, which is a bespoke customer solution.
<path to converter> jclConverterPath: /home/user/tools/JclConverterConsole.dll
jclOutputPath Enter the path for the processed JCL output.
This option is used for Dynamic JCL functionality in AMT, which is a bespoke customer solution.
<path for processed output> jclOutputPath: /home/user/python/converted_jcl

Database Configuration

The Database configuration section. First, the database kind needs to be defined. Use 'applicationDatabase' for applications. See the Control Center Config File to configure the System and Transaction databases.

All of the database settings can be stored in a key vault. A dollar sign $ prefixing a value denotes the use of a key stored in a key vault.

Settings Description Accepted Values Examples
aliases Enter aliases to applications. <comma separated strings> type: al1, al2
type Set the type of database. POSTGRES (default)
ORACLE
MSSQL
DB2
type: POSTGRES
name Enter the name of the Application Database. <application database> name: CUSTOMER_MANAGEMENT
name: $default.appDb
schema Enter the name of the Schema of the Application Database. The Schema name must be exactly the same as the Database name. <application database schema> schema: CUSTOMER_MANAGEMENT
schema: $default.appDbSchema
username Set the name of the user authorized to access the Application Database. <username> username: amtuser
username: $default.appDbUser
password Set the Password of the user. <password> password: amtpassword
password: $default.appDbPassword
driverClassname Set the driver for the database.
  • For PostgreSQL: driverClassname: org.postgresql.Driver
  • For Oracle: driverClassname: oracle.jdbc.driver
  • For DB2: driverClassname: com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver
org.postgresql.Driver
oracle.jdbc.driver
com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver
<custom>
driverClassname: org.postgresql.Driver
url Set the server database URL. This must be configured according to the type of database used:
  • For PostgreSQL: jdbc:postgresql://<Server>:<Port>/<Database>
  • For Oracle: jdbc:oracle://<Server>:<Port>/<TNS>
  • For DB2: jdbc:db2://<Server>:<Port>/<Database>
jdbc:postgresql://<Server>:<Port>/<Database>
jdbc:oracle://<Server>:<Port>/<TNS>
jdbc:db2://<Server>:<Port>/<Database>
url: jdbc:postgresql://<Server>:<Port>/<Database>
hibernateDialect Set the database dialect for the Hibernate framework.
  • For PostgreSQL: org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQLDialect
  • For DB2: org.hibernate.dialect.DB2Dialect
  • For Oracle: org.hibernate.dialect.OracleDialect
org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQLDialect
org.hibernate.dialect.DB2Dialect
org.hibernate.dialect.OracleDialect
hibernateDialect: org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQLDialect
hibernateShowSql If set to true, this enables the logging of all the generated SQL statements to the console and a log file. true
false
hibernateShowSQL: false
queryCacheSize Set the query cache size in MegaBytes. <integer> queryCacheSize: 2
connectionPoolSize Set the maximum number of connections. <integer> connectionPoolSize: 200
minimum-idle Set the minimum number of idle connections. <integer> minimum-idle: 1
encryptConnection If set to true, this enables SSL for the database connection. Supported databases include MSSQL, PostgreSQL, and DB2. true
false (default)
encryptConnection: true
stringParametersAsUnicode If set to true, string paramaters are sent to the database in unicode format.
The default is false for performance reasons.
true
false (default)
stringParametersAsUnicode: false
statementCachePoolSize Set the statement cache pool size in MegaBytes. If set to 0, statement caching is disabled. <integer> statementCachePoolSize: 10
newConnection Set to true to force the use of a new database connection for remote database queries.
If set to false (default) then the schema prefix will be added before every remote table access.
true
false (default)
newConnection: false
lockTimeoutSeconds The number of seconds before a database is unlocked. <integer> lockTimeoutSeconds: 20
lockTimeoutReportsProgramsSeconds The number of seconds before a database is unlocked. If the lock is not released after the timeout, the report or program will retry several times. <integer> lockTimeoutReportsProgramsSeconds: 5
sqlCommandTimeout The number of seconds for a screen or report to wait for a SQL command to be performed. <integer> sqlCommandTimeout: 30
nlsLanguage
warning Oracle databases only
Set the language for an Oracle client connection. <language> nlsLanguage: AMERICAN
credentials (optional)
warning Oracle databases only
Provide alternative database credentials and schemas for a client connection. If an application attempts to connect to a remote database with credentials, AMT first retrieves the credentials from this credentials section.
  • If no credentials are provided in this section, or authentication fails, the default database username and password provided above are used.
  • If no schema is provided in this section, the username is used as the schema name.
Preventing Credentials Fallback
If the default database credentials should not be used, currently the only way to prevent this is to provide an invalid default password.
<username>
<password>
<schema>
credentials:
  - username: <username-1>
    password: <password-1>
    schema: <schema-1>
  - username: <username-2>
    password: <password-2>     schema: <schema-2>
Hikari Custom Properties Only a select amount of commonly used Hikari properties are present in this table. Visit the Hikari GitHub page to view all properties and more information. A HikariCP property can be configured by prefixing it with hikari.
hikari.connectionTimeout Maximum amount of milliseconds for a client to wait for a connection from the pool. 30000 (default)
250 (minimum)
hikari.connectionTimeout: 30000
hikari.idleTimeout: 600000
hikari.maxLifetime: 1800000
hikari.leakDetectionThreshold: 0
hikari.validationTimeout: 5000
hikari.connectionTestQuery: SELECT 1
hikari.autoCommit: true
hikari.idleTimeout Maximum amount of milliseconds a connection can sit idle in the pool. Only applies if minimumIdle is configured to be less than maximumPoolSize. 600000 (default)
10000 (minimum)
hikari.maxLifetime Maximum lifetime in milliseconds of a connection in the pool. An in-use connection is never be retired. 1800000 (default)
30000 (minimum)
hikari.leakDetectionThreshold Time in milliseconds before a connection leak is logged. This is disabled if set to 0. 0 (default)
2000 (minimum)
hikari.validationTimeout Maximum amount of time in milliseconds to wait for a connection validation. This value must be less than connectionTimeout. 5000 (default)
250 (minimum)
hikari.connectionTestQuery The query to execute for testing the validity of connections. <SQL Query>
none (default)
hikari.autoCommit Whether connections should default to auto-commit. Only applies if autoCommit is disabled. true
false (default)

Clusters

The Cluster and Remote Cluster sections. A cluster configuration allows the bundling or separation of applications, and controllers. A cluster consists of a single node or multiple nodes (optional), including remote cluster nodes. A remote cluster allows for starting transactions on a remote application. Remote cluster nodes only require host and gRPCPort settings.

Settings Description Accepted Values Examples
type The type of cluster used. PEKKO is the only available option. PEKKO type: PEKKO
mode Set the cluster mode to single node, multi(cluster) node or bootstrap. SINGLE_NODE
CLUSTER_NODE
BOOTSTRAP
mode: SINGLE_NODE
host The server address of the node. <ip address or host name> host: 0.0.0.0
port The management port for the node.
Only required when using the CLUSTER_NODE mode.
<port number> port: 25251
seedNodes The server address and port of the cluster seed nodes.
Only required when using the CLUSTER_NODE mode.
<ip address or server name>:<port number> (comma separated) seedNodes: localhost:25251,localhost:25252
gRPCPort Set the gRPC port of the node. <port number> gRPCPort: 8080
restPort Set the REST port of the node. <port number> restPort: 9000
httpOnly If set to True, the system only uses the HTTP protocol for communication between nodes in the cluster. true
false
httpOnly: false
roles Sets the roles assigned for this node.
Available roles are: job, transaction, program, file, print
Only required when using the CLUSTER_NODE mode.
<role name> (comma separated) roles: job,file,program
jobQueues Sets the job queues assigned for this node. <job queue name> (comma separated) jobQueues: default,monthly

COBOL Configuration

The COBOL Configuration section, cobolConfig, for AMT applications.

Settings Description Accepted Values Examples
cwaSize The size of the Common Work Area in bytes. <integer> cwaSize: 0

Sample File

---
####################################################################################################
#
# APPLICATION CONFIGURATION
# General application related configuration items.
#
####################################################################################################
version: v1
name: AMT GO Java Application Configuration Template
environment: DEV
basePath: "C:/Amt"
applicationName: smoketest
applicationPackage: com.avanade.ltcoe.smoketest
remoteApplicationPackages: # Optional, all remote packages need to be part of the allinone-jar
  XX: com.avanade.ltcoe.package1
  YY: com.avanade.ltcoe.package2
####################################################################################################
#
# SECURE STORAGE SECTION
# Settings related to the secure storage provider. This ties into the database settings later on.
#
####################################################################################################
secureStorages:
  # Secure Storage can be configured in a couple of different ways.
  # See the Secure Storage Wiki page for more information.
  - id: local-vault
    vaultType: Simple
    vaultConfiguration:
      authenticationType: rest # or sdk 
      vaultFilePath: "C:/AMT/smoketest-secrets.txt"
####################################################################################################
#
# AUTHENTICATION CONFIGURATION SECTION
# Settings related to the external authentication provider.
# Defaults are added for a simple KeyCloak setup, if another authentication provider is required,
# then you need to add the correct issuerURL & clientID.
#
####################################################################################################
authentication:
  type: OIDC
  clients:
    rest:
      settings:
        issuerURL: http://localhost:8080/realms/AMTRealm
        clientID: AMT
        claimUserName: preferred_username
        claimUserRoles: amt # "oauth". When using OAuth, claimRolesKey and rolemapping needs to be configured
          #claimRolesKey: # Key to roles in OAth token. For Azure e.g. it is "groups",
          # where for keycloak it is "resource_access;AMT;roles", it is 3 layers deep, using ; separates the keys.
      #roleMapping:
      #role1: amt_role1
####################################################################################################
#
# SERVER CERTIFICATE CONFIGURATION
# Paths to the server key and certificate (file or classpath resource).
# If not set, the default key and certificate will be loaded from the classpath (/certs/server1.key and /certs/server1.pem)
#
####################################################################################################
serverCertificate:
  # Can be a file path or classpath resource.
####################################################################################################
#
# RUNTIME CONFIGURATION SECTION
# Settings related to the runtime behavior of the application.
#
####################################################################################################
runtime:
  settings:
    customSignEncoding: ""
    cacheWorkingStorage: false
    storeCompInASCII: true
    translationFileEBCDIC: "C:/Amt/translationFileEBCDIC"
    useAmtCursor: false
    clientTimeout: 3000 # milliseconds
    transactionTimeout: 3000 # milliseconds
    expiredFileTaskTimeout: 60 # seconds
    grpcIdleTimeout: 60 # seconds
    fileMessageSize: 2 # MB
    gdgMaxCycleNumber: 9999
    #urimap field is an optional, it required when the CICS statement uses URIMAP
    #urimap: "urimap.yaml"
    # Optional, set specific path to python interpreter if it's not the default version on the OS.
    # Applies only to the application runtime configuration.
    #pythonInterpreter: "C:/Path/To/Python/Executable.exe"
    # Optional, set a date to be used for testing purposes.
    # Application uses this date instead of the system date. Format is yyyyMMdd
    #useDate: 20250123
    #addAppNameToForm: true
    # formInputsUpperCase is optional. If set to true, all form input data will be made upper case at runtime
    # formInputsUpperCase: true
    # jclConverterPath: /home/user/tools/JclConverterConsole.dll
    # jclOutputPath : /home/user/python/converted_jcl
####################################################################################################
#
# SYSTEM DATABASE CONFIGURATION SECTION FOR POSTGRESQL
# Settings related to the system database. Values can be keys for the configured key vault
# from the Secure Storage section up above.
#
####################################################################################################
systemDatabase:
  type: POSTGRES
  settings:
    name: amtsystem
    schema: amtsystem
    username: amtsystem
    password: amtsystem
    driverClassname: org.postgresql.Driver
    url: jdbc:postgresql://localhost/amtsystem
    hibernateDialect: org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQLDialect
    # Uncomment these if you want to override the default values.
    #hibernateShowSql: false
    #connectionPoolSize: 200
    #lockTimeoutSeconds: 20
    #lockTimeoutReportsProgramsSeconds: 5
    #sqlCommandTimeout: 30
####################################################################################################
#
# SYSTEM DATABASE CONFIGURATION SECTION FOR DB2
# For DB2 use same settings as for PostgreSql except for the ones below
#
####################################################################################################
#systemDatabase:
  #type: DB2
  #settings:
    #driverClassname: com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver
    #url: jdbc:db2://localhost:25000/dbname
    #hibernateDialect: org.hibernate.dialect.DB2Dialect
####################################################################################################
#
# TRANSACTION DATABASE CONFIGURATION SECTION (ENABLE & USE WHEN CONFIGURING A TRANSACTION DATABASE)
# Settings related to the transaction database. Values can be keys for the configured key vault
# from the Secure Storage section up above.
#
####################################################################################################
#transactionDatabase:
#  type: POSTGRES
#  settings:
#    name: amtsystransaction              <Create name>
#    schema: amtsystransaction            <Create schema>
#    username: amtsystransactionUser      <username from secrets file>
#    password: amtsystransactionPassword  <password from secrets file>
#    driverClassname: org.postgresql.Driver
#    url: jdbc:postgresql://localhost/amtsystransaction
#    hibernateDialect: org.hibernate.dialect.PostgreSQLDialect
#    # Uncomment these if you want to override the default values.
#    #hibernateShowSql: false
#    #connectionPoolSize: 200
#    #lockTimeoutSeconds: 20
#    #lockTimeoutReportsProgramsSeconds: 5
#    #sqlCommandTimeout: 30
####################################################################################################
#
# TRANSACTION DATABASE CONFIGURATION SECTION FOR DB2
# For DB2 use same settings as for PostgreSql except for the ones below
#
####################################################################################################
#transactionDatabase:
#type: DB2
  #settings:
    #driverClassname: com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver
    #url: jdbc:db2://localhost:25000/dbname
    #hibernateDialect: org.hibernate.dialect.DB2Dialect
####################################################################################################
#
# APPLICATION DATABASE CONFIGURATION SECTION FOR POSTGRESQL
# Settings related to the application database. Values can be keys for the configured key vault
# from the Secure Storage section up above.
#
####################################################################################################
smoketest:
  aliases: al1, al2
  type: POSTGRES
  settings:
    name: smoketest
    schema: smoketest
    username: smoketest
    password: smoketest
    driverClassname: org.postgresql.Driver
    url: jdbc:postgresql://localhost/smoketest
    # Uncomment these if you want to override the default values.
    #queryCacheSize: 2 # MB
    #connectionPoolSize: 200
    #minimum-idle: 1
    #encryptConnection: false
    #stringParametersAsUnicode: false
    #statementCachePoolSize: 10 # If set to 0 statement caching is disabled
    #newConnection: false
    #nlsLanguage: AMERICAN
    #credentials:
    # - username: $default:us_1
    #   password: $default:ps_1
    # - username: $default:us_2
    #   password: $default:ps_2
    # - username: $default:us_3
    #   password: $default:ps_3
    ####################################################################################################
    #
    # HIKARICP CUSTOM PROPERTIES
    # Any HikariCP property can be configured by prefixing it with "hikari."
    # Properties will be applied dynamically to the HikariDataSource.
    # See https://github.com/brettwooldridge/HikariCP#configuration-knobs-baby for available properties.
    #
    ####################################################################################################
    # Examples of commonly used HikariCP properties:
    #hikari.connectionTimeout: 30000        # Maximum time (ms) to wait for a connection from the pool
    #hikari.idleTimeout: 600000             # Maximum time (ms) a connection can sit idle in the pool
    #hikari.maxLifetime: 1800000            # Maximum lifetime (ms) of a connection in the pool
    #hikari.leakDetectionThreshold: 0       # Time (ms) before a connection leak is logged (0 = disabled)
    #hikari.validationTimeout: 5000         # Maximum time (ms) for connection validation query
    #hikari.connectionTestQuery: SELECT 1   # SQL query to validate connections
    #hikari.autoCommit: true                # Default auto-commit behavior
    ####################################################################################################
    #
    # APPLICATION DATABASE CONFIGURATION SECTION FOR DB2
    # For DB2 use same settings as for PostgreSql except for the ones below
    #
    ####################################################################################################
    #smoketest:
    #type: DB2
    #settings:
        #driverClassname: com.ibm.db2.jcc.DB2Driver
        #url: jdbc:db2://localhost:25000/dbname
        #hibernateDialect: org.hibernate.dialect.DB2Dialect
####################################################################################################
#
# CLUSTER CONFIGURATION (SINGLE-NODE EXAMPLE)
# Settings related to the cluster configuration. A cluster can be single node (as configured below)
# or multi-node (as shown in the commented out example further down).
#
####################################################################################################
cluster:
  type: PEKKO
  mode: SINGLE_NODE
  nodes:
    single-node-amt:
      settings:
        host: 0.0.0.0
        gRPCPort: 8080
        restPort: 9000
        httpOnly: false
        jobQueues: default
remoteCluster:
  nodes:
    remote-node:
      settings:
        host: 0.0.0.0
        gRPCPort: 9090
####################################################################################################
#
# CLUSTER CONFIGURATION (MULTI-NODE EXAMPLE)
# Multi-node settings for a cluster configuration.
#
####################################################################################################
#cluster:
#  type: PEKKO
#  mode: CLUSTER_NODE
#  nodes:
#    node-1:
#      settings:
#        host: 0.0.0.0
#        port: 25251
#        seedNodes: localhost:25251,localhost:25252
#        gRPCPort: 8080
#        restPort: 9000
#        httpOnly: false
#        roles: job,file,program
#        jobQueues: Default
#    node-2:
#      settings:
#        host: 0.0.0.0
#        port: 25252
#        seedNodes: localhost:25251,localhost:25252
#        gRPCPort: 8081
#        restPort: 9001
#        httpOnly: false
#        roles: job,file,program
#        jobQueues: Default
#    node-3:
#      settings:
#        host: 0.0.0.0
#        port: 0
#        seedNodes: localhost:25251,localhost:25252
#        gRPCPort: 8082
#        restPort: 9002
#        httpOnly: false
#        roles: transaction,file
#    node-4:
#      settings:
#        host: 0.0.0.0
#        port: 0
#        seedNodes: localhost:25251,localhost:25252
#        gRPCPort: 8083
#        restPort: 9003
#        httpOnly: false
#        roles: transaction,file,print
####################################################################################################
#
# COBOL CONFIGURATION
#
####################################################################################################
cobolConfig:
  cwaSize: 0
...

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