You have defined different Spring Boot profiles for your Java Domain Service service and want to activate one of them when deploying the service through an application composition project in order to apply a specific bunch of configurations.
If you already have a running service and you want to connect to the external service. To establish the connection between these two services, you have to manually add the certificate in order to secure the connection between them.
While running your application, sometimes you need to output some information about the application behaviour in a certain way, this is called application logging. There are different detail levels of logging that you can configure based on the data you need.
You have developed a project and want to share it in an asset catalog or you want to create a project from an existing asset and want to make sure you have the required permissions.
You want to disable security checks for REST endpoints or even the entire service in your project for a specific reason.
Your web browser is designed to by default disable Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) which allows sharing data across different origins ; i.e. the combination of scheme, domain and port. There are some situations where you will need to enable CORS and this can be done across a whole project (Deployment target), for a certain service or for a component in your composed application.
Keycloack tokens are used to authenticate the services that are being developed. They have a default timeout validity and hence during development you might get several errors resulting from an expired token. To avoid these errors, you can extend the authentication token validity in your Keycloack settings. This How-To will cover the necessary steps to extend your Keycloak token validity.
A Pod is a group of one or more containers that shares network resources, storage and configuration. While deployment or debugging, it is very essential that the containers have enough resources to run. Sometimes, it has limited resources and the node runs out of memory and other times the applications take more resources than they should. This How-To will cover the necessary configuration steps to limit pods in your deployed solution.
You have developed a service project in one system and want to move it to another design environment to use it there or continue development.
You want to use a different Identity provider than the default one.