cloudsession.properties.example

#
# Sample Cloud Session configuration file
#

# Database connection
database.url = jdbc:mysql://database.example.com:3306/cloudsession
database.username = database_user
database.password = database_user_password

# SMTP server configuration
mail.host = smtp.example.com
mail.port = 25
mail.from = no_reply@example.com
mail.authenticated = true
mail.user = authenticated_username
mail.password = authenticated_user_password
mail.ssl = false
mail.tls = true

# The email notification system relies on a number of templates
# to produce the email messages sent to users. 
email.template.path = /usr/share/tomcat7/templates

# When a new account confirmation email is created, a security
# token is created and attached to the confirmation request.
# The token has a default lifespan of 12 hours. The default
# can be adjusted here.
# ----------------------------------------------------------
confirm-token-validity-hours = 48


# When a password reset request has been received, a security
# token is created and attached to an email sent to the user.
# The token has a default lifespan of 12 hours. The default
# value can be adjusted with this setting.
# -----------------------------------------------------------
reset-token-validity-hours = 4

# Bucket types are objects that can be applied to the rate-limiting service built
# into the server.  Bucket types are arbitrary units. There can be more than one
# bucket type defined.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
bucket.types = compile

# Rate limiting
# Various buckets can be defined to limit the use of specific
# system resources and access to specific system features.
# Each bucket has three characteristics; size, input and
# frequency. These are defined as:
#
# size =  Sets the number of time the access or feature can
#         be used before the system stops listening to that
#         user's requests for access or service.
#
# input = Sets the number of additional tokens are available
#         at each interval as defined in 'freq'.
#
# freq =  Set the interval, in milliseconds, that system will
#         wait until adding tokens as set in 'input'.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------

# Starting number of compiles
bucket.compile.size = 100

# Number of tokens added per interval
bucket.compile.input = 50

# Token add interval (ms)
bucket.compile.freq = 500000

# Enable detailed statistics on applicaiton operation
metrics.console.enable = false