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james strachan updated KARAF-2466:
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Description:
when using karaf in clouds & PaaS infrastructures like OpenShift, Docker,
OpenStack et al; its common to use environment variables to pass in environment
specific values; then keep a single disk image. It would be nice if there was
an easy way to reference environment variables similar to the ${foo.bar} syntax
for accessing system properties.
Maybe karaf should support some kind of environment variable expansion like
{code}
# define a property based on an env var
foo = ${ENV.nameOfEnvVar}
# e.g. here's the host name
host = ${ENV.HOSTNAME}
{code}
was:
when using karaf in clouds & PaaS infrastructures like OpenShift, Docker,
OpenStack et al; its common to use environment variables to pass in environment
specific values; then keep a single disk image. It would be nice if there was
an easy way to reference environment variables similar to the ${foo.bar} syntax
for accessing system properties.
Maybe karaf should support some kind of environment variable expansion like
${ENV.nameOfEnvVar} such as ${ENV.HOSTNAME} to get the current host name on
unix?
> make it easy to access environment variables inside karaf configuration
> properties files
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> Key: KARAF-2466
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KARAF-2466
> Project: Karaf
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: james strachan
> Fix For: 2.4.0
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> when using karaf in clouds & PaaS infrastructures like OpenShift, Docker,
> OpenStack et al; its common to use environment variables to pass in
> environment specific values; then keep a single disk image. It would be nice
> if there was an easy way to reference environment variables similar to the
> ${foo.bar} syntax for accessing system properties.
> Maybe karaf should support some kind of environment variable expansion like
> {code}
> # define a property based on an env var
> foo = ${ENV.nameOfEnvVar}
> # e.g. here's the host name
> host = ${ENV.HOSTNAME}
> {code}
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