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Startup Properties panel

The Startup Properties panel appears on the Runtime Management page (Manage > Runtime Management).

When you click a runtime in the Runtimes list or the Environments list, its startup properties appear on the panel. When you view the properties of a runtime cloud, you see only properties for the head node.

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If you do not own the selected runtime cloud, or if the selected runtime is attached to a runtime cloud, this panel will not be visible to you.

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The default value for the provisioned runtime is based on the server currently running in your environment.

Some properties are updated only when a runtime is restarted. A banner displays the last date and time that the properties displayed on the panel were updated.

Runtime Properties

  • Runtime Architecture - Architecture of the runtime. Possible values are 64-bit or 32-bit.

  • Runtime Time Zone - System time zone for the computer on which the runtime is installed.

  • Maximum RAM Available - Maximum RAM available to processes that are deployed to the runtime.

  • Runtime Directory Free Space - Total amount of free disk space on the drive that holds the runtime installation directory. If your system does not support reporting this information, this value is blank.

  • Last Runtime Restart - Date and time at which the runtime was most recently started or restarted.

  • Default Character Encoding - Default character encoding for data processed by the runtime. Common values include:

    • UTF-8 — default under Linux OS
    • windows-1252 — default under Windows OS
    • US-ASCII

  • Unlimited Strength Cryptography - By default, Java is installed with limited strength cryptography. Certain functionality requires full strength cryptography. If the Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files are installed, this value is set to True.

  • Infrastructure Provider - The infrastructure provider where the runtime is running. Possible values include:

    • AWS (Amazon Web Services)
    • AZURE (Microsoft Azure)
    • GCE (Google Compute Engine)
    • KUBERNETES
    • QUICKSTART

  • Containerized - Reflects whether the runtime is running via a container image. If the runtime is not on a container image, this property does not display.

  • Container Image Version - The container image version that the runtime is running. Possible values are determined by the image version, for example 5.0.2 for Docker v5, 4.0.0 for Docker v4, 3 for Docker 3, and 2 for legacy Docker images. If the runtime is not on a container image, this property does not display.

  • Runtime Installation Directory - The directory where the runtime is installed.

Software Properties

  • OS Name - Operating system in which the runtime is deployed.

  • OS Version - Version of the operating system in which the runtime is deployed.

  • OS Architecture - Architecture implemented for the microprocessor that is executing the runtime. Common values include:

    • amd64
    • i386
    • ppc
    • x86
    • x86_64

  • Java Virtual Machine Name - Name of the Java virtual machine to which the runtime is deployed.

  • Java Version - Version number of the Java Runtime (in the case of a basic runtime) or the JDK (in the case of a runtime cluster or runtime cloud) in which the runtime executes.

  • Java Home - The directory where Java is installed. This is the path that your runtime uses to access the Java Runtime.

Hardware Properties

  • Maximum Open Files Allowed - (Linux only) The maximum number of files that can be open simultaneously.

    Open files include both files that are open for read/write activity and open network connections.

  • Max CPU Time - (Linux only) The average amount of time that a process takes to complete. The upper limit is typically set to unlimited and is represented in seconds.

  • Max File Size - (Linux only) The maximum file or folder size that the process can create.

  • Max Data Size - (Linux only) Specified in kilobytes, this property indicates the maximum size of the process’ data segment.

  • Max Stack Size - (Linux only) Specified in kilobytes, this property indicates the amount of memory a process can allocate on the stack.

  • Max Process - (Linux only) The maximum number of processes that are possible for creation within the system.

  • Max File Locks - (Linux only) The maximum number of locks that a process may establish.

  • System CPU Count - Number of central processing units (CPUs) in the system on which the runtime is installed.

  • Total System Memory - Total amount of memory, in bytes, in the system on which the runtime is installed. If your system does not support reporting this information, this value is blank.

  • Temporary Directory Free Space - Total amount of free disk space, in bytes, on the drive that holds the system’s Temp directory. If your system does not support reporting this information, this value is blank.

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