Adding a node-specific container.properties file

To set a runtime cluster’s or runtime cloud’s container properties differently on a per-node basis, create a separate container.properties file for the node and set its properties.

About this task

The values in the node’s container.properties file override any values in the runtime cluster or runtime cloud’s container.properties file that are relevant to that node. Properties that are set in the user interface always modify the runtime cluster or runtime cloud’s container.properties file and never the node’s container.properties file.

Procedure

1. Use a text editor to create a container.properties file. Name the file to include the node’s localHostId, as follows:

   container.<localHostId>.properties

2. Add to the container.<localHostId>.properties file only the properties that you want to override.

3. Set the override values for the properties.

4. Save the container.<localHostId>.properties file in the runtime cluster or runtime cloud’s <installation_directory>\conf directory.

5. Repeat steps 1–4 for each node that needs a separate file.

6. Restart the nodes that have new container.properties files.

   Nodes that have a separate container.properties file use the properties that have been modified in their file. Nodes that do not have a separate file continue to use the properties in the runtime cluster or runtime cloud’s container.properties file.