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Docker images support a set of environment variables which can either be passed by an environment list file or directly as parameter to the docker command. The following is a reference of them.
This is an MS SQL connection string to the database where all system relevant data will be stored. The required tables will be created on the initial start-up. In case the database does not exist yet, the user provided in the connection string requires the right to create databases.
This is an MS SQL connection string. It needs to point to the master database of an MS SQL Server and needs the permission to create new databases. Every time a new tenant is created from the RayManageSoft Unified Endpoint Manager web UI, a new database will be created. The default tenant that is created on start-up will use the RMSC_default database.
This property describes the DNS name of the backend server which is used to communicate with the managed device agents. No protocol or port should be provided here.
This property describes the Port of the backend server which is used to communicate with the managed device agents.
This property describes the protocol used to communicate with managed device agents (http and https are supported).
Basic authentication for the managed device to the backend server communication can be deactivated. This is recommended during migration.
StorageConfig__Default
The default hoster for the storage of package files.
The default hoster specific configuration if Azure has been defined as the default hoster. This must be set to the Azure Storage Endpoint. It can usually be found within the Security + Networking > Access Keys section of your Azure Blob Storage.
The default hoster specific configuration if Azure has been defined as the default hoster. This must be set to the primary endpoint for the cloud storage. It can usually be found within the Settings > Endpoints section of your Azure Blob Storage. The property name within this tab is Blob Service.
This value defines how long access tokens to upload/download packages from the cloud storage are valid. We recommend the value of 60.
If AWS has been chosen as the default storage hoster, this is the access key that was received during the setup of the AWS IAM user for the default instance.
If AWS has been chosen as the default storage hoster, this is the secret key that was received during the setup of the AWS IAM user for the default instance.
If AWS has been chosen as the default storage hoster, this defines the region that is used to host the storage.
If MinIO has been chosen as the default storage hoster, this must be set to the endpoint of the used MinIO instance (ip:port) or (fqdn:port).
If MinIO has been chosen as the default storage hoster, this is the access key/user that has been configured during the MinIO setup.
If MinIO has been chosen as the default storage hoster, this is the secret key/password that has been configured during the MinIO setup.
If MinIO has been chosen as the default storage hoster, this defines whether the MinIO server is using an https connection. If set to true, https is used. If set to false, https is not used.