Vault daemons are required for the use of Vaults. For details, see Vault concept.
A newly created VAULT daemon has a set of properties:
|
Name of the property |
Required |
Default value |
Example value |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
vault |
|
|
DEFAULT |
Name of the associated vault. |
|
initial.cleanup.delay |
|
15 |
at least 2 |
Time in minutes that is waited after starting the vault daemon until files are cleaned up for the first time. |
|
cleanup.delay |
|
180 |
at least 20 |
Time in minutes that is waited between two cleanup processes. |
|
cleanup.item.count |
|
1000 |
at least 10 |
Number of files that are deleted per cleanup run. |
Additionally, there are properties that are used for configuring an https vault:
|
Name of the property |
Required |
Default value |
Example value |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
ece.ssl.keystore.path |
|
Value of javax.net.ssl.keyStore, if set. |
/<Path>/ece_keystore.jks |
Absolute path of the keystore |
|
ece.ssl.keystore.pass |
|
Value of javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword, if set. |
<Password> |
Keystore password |
|
ece.ssl.keymanager.pass |
|
- |
<Password> |
Key manager password |
|
ece.ssl.truststore.path |
|
Value of javax.net.ssl.trustStore, if set. |
/<Path>/ece_keystore.jks |
Absolute path of the trust stored |
|
ece.ssl.truststore.pass |
|
Value of javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword, if set. |
<Password> |
Truststore password |