[jboss-as7-dev] Management Configuration

Brian Stansberry brian.stansberry at redhat.com
Wed Feb 9 10:25:02 EST 2011


The intent was to use the domain-controller-localType in host.xml. 
However, that doesn't work very well for anything that needs to get 
pushed to other hosts (i.e. the central management security policy 
config). For that we need something in domain.xml. The outer element for 
that should be something fairly general (e.g. not "security") so we can 
drop in other things besides the security policy if its clear they are 
needed.

We'll need to sort the names of elements a bit, plus how the 
domain-level config propagates through the host and server level 
in-memory management trees. We are already using "management" for a 
particular purpose in host.xml and standalone.xml. Thinking simply, any 
central management config that comes from the DC would get slotted into 
the host and server level in-memory management trees as siblings of what 
gets parsed out of the host.xml/standalone.xml "managementType". But 
that may not work cleanly; it needs thought.


On 2/9/11 5:10 AM, Darran Lofthouse wrote:
> Has there been any consideration yet regarding where the actual
> configuration for the management of the servers will take place?
>
> Looking at the schemas we have a 'managementType' that can exist either
> in the standalone.xml or in the host.xml - at the moment this element
> only controls which APIs are available and I think these locations make
> sense as which to expose could be a host by host decision.
>
> For the actual security of the management APIs I think we are going to
> want something more central that applies to a full domain so something
> that would be in both the domain.xml and the standalone.xml.
>
> Also longer term could this require additional centralised
> configuration?  Possibly thinks like persistence policies, console
> customisation, rules for which hosts can join etc...
>
> Regards,
> Darran Lofthouse.
>
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