Configurable properties of Dynatrace Managed updated on Mon, 08 Apr 2019 13:05:46 +0200

Mon, 08 Apr 2019 13:05:46 +0200

The configurable Dynatrace Managed properties are described below. While these properties are in the /server/conf/config.properties file, this file is always overwritten during an update. As a result, if you configure properties in that file, your custom configuration won't be preserved.

To preserve custom configuration settings during an update, make all changes to property settings in the custom.settings file located in the /opt/dynatrace-managed/installer directory of all cluster nodes. You can create the file if it doesn't already exist. During an upgrade, the installer reads the custom.settings file and, based on your custom configuration, modifies the config.properties file.

The custom.settings file must have the following information:

The location of the file to be modified
The section to modify
The property and the value to be set

For example, if you have modified the connection-timeout property to 3000000 and set the proxy-off property to true, and you would like to preserve these settings during the upgrade:

Edit or create the custom.settings file.

In the custom.settings file, specify which file should be modified during the install. Add a line with the target configuration file path (including the chevrons).

<server/conf/config.properties>

Add a line with the section to be modified for connection-timeout. The connection-timeout property is in [settings] section.

[settings]

Add a line with the property and the value setting.

connection-timeout=3000000

Add a line with the section to be modified for proxy-off. The proxy-off property is in [http.client.external] section.

[http.client.external]

Add a line with the property and the value setting.

proxy-off = true

The resulting custom.settings file for this example should look like this:

<server/conf/config.properties>
[settings]
connection-timeout=3000000
[http.client.external]
proxy-off = true

With such a custom.settings file placed on all of the cluster nodes in the /opt/dynatrace-managed/installer directory, every time you upgrade the node the installer will set connection-timeout to 3000000 and proxy-off to true in the config.properties, thus preserving your custom configuration.

Applies to service restarts

Dynatrace Managed also executes this custom configuration action with each restart of the Dynatrace service.

Section: [com.compuware.apm.webserver]

Property	Default value	Description
`port-ssl`	8021	The port where Dynatrace Server listens for traffic from OneAgent.
`ssl-protocols`	TLSv1.2	Supported SSL protocols. Can be one or a list of the following values: `TLSv1`, `TLSv1.1`, `TLSv1.2`
`excluded-ciphers`	unset	List of additionally excluded ciphers (ciphers are defined by a substring matching at least a part of the cipher name, for example `_DHE_`)

Sections: [http.client.internal] - [http.client.external] - [http.client.opc]

These three sections regard different HTTP communication types but include the same content. The properties of [http.client.internal] relate to internal traffic (server-to-server) while those of [http.client.external] relate to external traffic (for example, WebHook calls).

WebHook integration

There are cases where the WebHook integration can't use the proxy and therefore the proxy needs to be disabled. See Troubleshoot Dynatrace Managed.

The properties of [http.client.opc] concern the calls to Mission Control.

Property	Default value	Description
`proxy-server`	unset	Proxy server URL
`proxy-port`	unset	Proxy port (numeric)
`proxy-user`	unset	Proxy user name (optional)
`proxy-password`	unset	Proxy password (optional). Authentication with user/password is transferred as a basic authentication header to the proxy. The initial plain text password is encrypted and stored in `proxy-password-encr` by the system.

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Configurable properties of Dynatrace Managed updated on Mon, 08 Apr 2019 13:05:46 +0200

Section: [com.compuware.apm.webserver]

Sections: [http.client.internal] - [http.client.external] - [http.client.opc]