This env-scms.yaml file is an example of setting variables that will be used by Chef recipes to dynamically update ColdFusion files
tf_splunk:
client_enabled: true
monitors:
- source: scms-error
source_type: log4j
path: C:\ColdFusion\cfusion\logs\coldfusion-error.log
app_index: commerce
- source: scms-out
source_type: log4j
path: C:\ColdFusion\cfusion\logs\coldfusion-out.log
app_index: commerce
- source: scms-exception
source_type: log4j
path: C:\ColdFusion\cfusion\logs\exception.log
app_index: commerce
Configure environment to enable Splunk
tf_datadog:
agent_enabled: true
handler_enabled: true
datadog:
iis:
instances:
- host: localhost
Configure environment to enable Datadog
tf_scms:
max_jvm: Xmx1024m
min_jvm: Xms1024m
server_environment: 'env'
server_hostname: 'env.thermofisher.com'
Setting variables which will be used to update jvm.config
dsName1:
primary_db: databaseName01
secondary_db: databaseName02
service: serviceName
user_name: userName
user_password: encryptedPWD
dsName2:
primary_db: databaseName
service: serviceName
user_name: userName
user_password: encryptedPWD
dsName3:
primary_db: databaseName01
secondary_db: databaseName02
service: serviceName
user_name: scms_user
user_password: encryptedPWD
dsName4:
db_server: 10.53.02.25
db_name: databaseName
user_name: userName
user_password: encryptedPWD
dsName5:
db_server: 10.50.20.255
db_name: databaseName
user_name: userName
user_password: encryptedPWD
Setting variables which will be used to update neo-datsource.xml
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