# Hlæja Device Configuration A vault of secrets, a treasure untold, Configurations gathered, both new and old. Each setting recorded, precise and secure, A map of intention, steadfast and pure. From thresholds to timings, and modes they require, Each value ignites the system’s fire. The Device Configuration, a beacon, a guide, Where every adjustment finds where to reside. In its care lies the key to deploy, The heart of the network, its balance, its joy. A treasure of purpose, its worth beyond measure, Device configurations, a system’s true treasure. ## Properties for deployment | name | required | info | |----------------------------|----------|-------------------------| | spring.profiles.active | * | Spring Boot environment | | cassandra.keyspace-name | | | | cassandra.port | | | | cassandra.schema-action | | | | cassandra.local-datacenter | | | | cassandra.contact-points | * | | | cassandra.username | * | | | cassandra.password | ** | | Required: * can be stored as text, and ** need to be stored as secret. ## Releasing Service Run release pipeline from `master` branch. ## Development ### Global gradle properties To authenticate with Gradle for services that require authentication, you can set your users and tokens in the `gradle.properties` file. Here's how you can do it: 1. Open or create the `gradle.properties` file in your Gradle user home directory: - On Unix-like systems (Linux, macOS), this directory is typically `~/.gradle/`. - On Windows, this directory is typically `C:\Users\\.gradle\`. 2. Add the following lines to the `gradle.properties` file: ```properties repository.user=your_user repository.token=your_token_value ``` or use environment variables `REPOSITORY_USER`, and `REPOSITORY_TOKEN`