You set configuration options for the Sentinel provisioning application using a properties file. On startup, the Sentinel provisioning server tries to read this file:
${REM_HOME}/sentinel-provisioning-config.properties
By default, this file does not exist, and Sentinel uses default options. To configure provisioning options:
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create this file
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add the property definitions you want to customize.
You can also configure Sentinel EM to provision data in an external database.
Provisioning configuration options
You can configure these Sentinel provisioning options:
sentinel.<featurename>.default-page-size
Description |
The default page size used when listing entries in this resource collection. |
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Java type |
int |
Default value |
10 |
Example |
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sentinel.homezone.configuration.cache.timeout
Description |
The cache timeout (in milliseconds) to use for HomeZone configuration data used by the provisioning services. The HomeZone zones provisioning services will cache the configured lookup type (profile, dbquery) for a particular Sentinel selection key value for this amount of time. |
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Java type |
long |
Default value |
60000 (1 minute) |
Example |
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sentinel.homezone.sql.cache.timeout
Description |
The cache timeout (in milliseconds) to use for HomeZone SQL configuration data used by the provisioning services. The HomeZone zones provisioning services will cache the configured SQL statements for a particular Sentinel selection key value for this amount of time (only applicable if zones are being stored in an external database). |
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Java type |
long |
Default value |
60000 (1 minute) |
Example |
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sentinel.subscriberdata.configuration.cache.timeout
Description |
The cache timeout (in milliseconds) to use for Subscriber Data configuration data used by the provisioning services. The Subscriber Data provisioning services will cache the lookup type (profile, dbquery, cassandra) for a particular Sentinel selection key value for this amount of time. |
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Java type |
long |
Default value |
60000 (1 minute) |
Example |
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sentinel.subscriberdata.fields.cache.timeout
Description |
Description The cache timeout (in milliseconds) to use for Subscriber Data fields configuration data used by the provisioning services. The Subscriber Data provisioning services will cache the configured fields for a particular Sentinel selection key value for this amount of time. |
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Java type |
long |
Default value |
60000 (1 minute) |
Example |
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sentinel.subscriberdata.sql.cache.timeout
Description |
The cache timeout (in milliseconds) to use for Subscriber Data SQL configuration data used by the provisioning services. The Subscriber Data provisioning services will cache the configured SQL statements for a particular Sentinel selection key value for this amount of time (only applicable if records are being stored in an external database). |
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Java type |
long |
Default value |
60000 (1 minute) |
Example |
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sentinel.promotions.configuration.cache.timeout
Description |
The cache timeout (in milliseconds) to use for Promotions configuration data used by the provisioning services. The Promotion bucket provisioning services will cache the configured lookup type (profile, dbquery, cassandra) for a particular Sentinel selection key value for this amount of time. |
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Java type |
long |
Default value |
60000 (1 minute) |
Example |
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sentinel.promotions.sql.cache.timeout
Description |
The cache timeout (in milliseconds) to use for Promotions SQL configuration data used by the provisioning services. The Promotion bucket provisioning services will cache the configured SQL statements for a particular Sentinel selection key value for this amount of time (only applicable if bucket data is being stored in an external database). |
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Java type |
long |
Default value |
60000 (1 minute) |
Example |
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Provisioning data in an external database
If any of the Sentinel data (such as subscriber data records, home zone zones, or promotion buckets) is stored in an external database, Sentinel EM will need to be configured to connect to it directly.
See:
