Application Manager setup

The Application Manager is a backend microservice in FlowX.AI that: ✅ Manages FlowX applications, versions, manifests, and configurations.
✅ Acts as a proxy for front-end resource requests.

Infrastructure prerequisites

Before you start setting up the Application Manager service, ensure the following infrastructure components are in place:

Component	Purpose
PostgreSQL	Storing application data
MongoDB	Managing runtime builds
Redis	Caching needs
Kafka	Event-driven communication
OAuth2 Server	Authentication (Keycloak recommended)

Ensure that the database for storing application data is properly set up and configured before starting the service.

Dependencies

The Application Manager relies on other FlowX services and components to function properly:

Database configuration: For storing application details, manifests, and configurations.
Authorization & Access Management: For securing access to resources and managing roles.
Kafka Event Bus: For enabling event-driven operations.
Resource Proxy: To forward resource-related requests to appropriate services.

Core configuration environment variables

Basic service configuration

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value
`CONFIG_PROFILE` (deprecated since v4.7.6)	Spring configuration profiles	`k8stemplate_v2,kafka-auth`
`MULTIPART_MAX_FILE_SIZE`	Maximum file upload size	`25MB`
`MULTIPART_MAX_REQUEST_SIZE`	Maximum request size	`25MB`
`LOGGING_CONFIG_FILE`	Logging configuration file	`logback-spring.xml`

Database configuration

PostgreSQL configuration

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value
`SPRING_DATASOURCE_URL`	PostgreSQL JDBC URL	`jdbc:postgresql://postgresql:5432/app_manager`
`SPRING_DATASOURCE_USERNAME`	Database username	`flowx`
`SPRING_DATASOURCE_PASSWORD`	Database password	`password`
`SPRING_DATASOURCE_DRIVERCLASSNAME`	JDBC driver class	`org.postgresql.Driver`

MongoDB configuration

The Application Manager requires MongoDB to store runtime build information. Use the following environment variables for configuration:

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value
`SPRING_DATA_MONGODB_URI`	MongoDB connection URI	`mongodb://${DB_USERNAME}:${DB_PASSWORD}@mongodb-0.mongodb-headless,mongodb-1.mongodb-headless,mongodb-arbiter-0.mongodb-arbiter-headless:27017/app-runtime?retryWrites=false`
`DB_USERNAME`	MongoDB username	`app-runtime`
`DB_PASSWORD`	MongoDB password	`password`
`SPRING_DATA_MONGODB_STORAGE`	Storage type (Azure environments only)	`mongodb` (alternative: `cosmosdb`)

Redis configuration

If caching is required, configure Redis using the following environment variables:

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value
`SPRING_DATA_REDIS_HOST`	Redis server hostname	`redis-master`
`SPRING_DATA_REDIS_PASSWORD`	Redis password	`password`
`SPRING_DATA_REDIS_PORT`	Redis server port	`6379`
`SPRING_REDIS_TTL`	Default Redis TTL in milliseconds	`5000000`

Kafka configuration

Kafka connection and security variables

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value
`SPRING_KAFKA_BOOTSTRAPSERVERS`	Kafka broker addresses	`kafka-flowx-kafka-bootstrap:9092`
`SPRING_KAFKA_SECURITY_PROTOCOL`	Security protocol	`PLAINTEXT`
`KAFKA_MESSAGE_MAX_BYTES`	Maximum message size	`52428800` (50MB)
`FLOWX_KAFKA_PAYLOADSIZELIMIT`	Payload size limit	`512000` (500KB)

Kafka producer configuration

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value
`SPRING_KAFKA_PRODUCER_KEYSERIALIZER`	Key serializer class	`org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.StringSerializer`
`SPRING_KAFKA_PRODUCER_PROPERTIES_MAX_REQUEST_SIZE`	Maximum request size	`52428800` (50MB)

OAuth authentication variables (when using SASL_PLAINTEXT)

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value
`KAFKA_OAUTH_CLIENTID`	OAuth client ID	`flowx-service-client`
`KAFKA_OAUTH_CLIENTSECRET`	OAuth client secret	`flowx-service-client-secret`
`KAFKA_OAUTH_TOKEN_ENDPOINT_URI`	OAuth token endpoint	`{baseUrl}/auth/realms/kafka-authz/protocol/openid-connect/token`

Kafka consumer configuration

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_EXPORT`	Application export consumer group	`appResourceExportGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_IMPORT`	Application import consumer group	`appResourceImportGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_USAGES`	Resource usages consumer group	`appResourceUsagesGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_RESELEMUSAGEVALIDATIONRESP`	Resource element validation group	`appResElemUsageValidationResp`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_COPY`	Resource copy consumer group	`appResourceCopyGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_APPLICATION_MERGE`	Application merge consumer group	`appMergeItemGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_BUILD_CREATE`	Build create consumer group	`buildCreateGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_BUILD_UPDATE`	Build update consumer group	`buildUpdateGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_BUILD_RESOURCE_EXPORT`	Build export consumer group	`buildResourceExportGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_BUILD_RESOURCE_IMPORT`	Build import consumer group	`buildResourceImportGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_BUILD_STARTTIMEREVENTS_UPDATES`	Build timer events updates consumer	`buildStartTimerEventsUpdatesGroup`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_GROUPID_PROCESS_START`	Process start consumer group	`processStartGroup`
`KAFKA_AUTH_EXCEPTION_RETRY_INTERVAL`	Auth exception retry interval (seconds)	`10`

Kafka consumer threads configuration

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_EXPORT`	Application export consumer threads	`3`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_IMPORT`	Application import consumer threads	`3`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_USAGES`	Resource usages consumer threads	`3`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_RESELEMUSAGEVALIDATIONRESP`	Resource validation response threads	`3`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_COPY`	Resource copy consumer threads	`3`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_APPLICATION_MERGE`	Application merge consumer threads	`3`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_BUILD_CREATE`	Build create consumer threads	`2`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_BUILD_UPDATE`	Build update consumer threads	`4`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_BUILD_RESOURCE_EXPORT`	Build export consumer threads	`3`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_BUILD_RESOURCE_IMPORT`	Build import consumer threads	`3`
`KAFKA_CONSUMER_THREADS_BUILD_STARTTIMEREVENTS_UPDATES`	Build timer events updates consumer threads	`3`

Topic naming convention and pattern creation

The Application Manager uses a sophisticated topic naming convention that follows a structured pattern. This ensures consistency across environments and makes topics easily identifiable.

Topic naming components

Component	Default Value	Environment Variable	Description
`package`	`ai.flowx.`	`KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_PACKAGE`	Base package identifier
`environment`	`dev.`	`KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_ENVIRONMENT`	Deployment environment
`version`	`.v1`	`KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_VERSION`	Topic version
`separator`	`.`	`KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_SEPARATOR`	Main separator (referred to as `dot`)
`separator2`	`-`	`KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_SEPARATOR2`	Secondary separator (as `dash`)
`prefix`	`${KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_PACKAGE}${KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_ENVIRONMENT}`	`KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_PREFIX`	Combined `package` and `environment`
`suffix`	`${KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_VERSION}`	`KAFKA_TOPIC_NAMING_SUFFIX`	The version suffix

Topic pattern creation

Topics are constructed using the following pattern:

{prefix} + service + {separator/dot} + action + {separator/dot} + detail + {suffix}

For example, a typical topic might look like:

ai.flowx.dev.application-version.export.v1

Where:

ai.flowx.dev. is the prefix (package + environment)
application-version is the service
export is the action
.v1 is the suffix (version)

For more complex topics, additional components are added:

ai.flowx.dev.application-version.resources-usages.sub-res-validation.response.v1

Where:

resources-usages represents the resource type
sub-res-validation represents the operation type
response indicates it’s a response message

Kafka topic configuration

Application resource topics

Environment Variable	Description	Default Pattern
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_EXPORT`	Application resource export topic	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.export.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_IMPORT`	Application resource import topic	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.import.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_USAGES_IN`	Resource usages in topic	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.resources-usages.operations.bulk.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_USAGES_OUT`	Resource usages out topic	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.resources-usages.operations.bulk.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_USAGES_REFRESH`	Resource usages refresh topic	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.resources-usages.refresh.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_RESELEMUSAGEVALIDATION_RESPONSE`	Resource element usage validation response	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.resources-usages.sub-res-validation.response.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_RESELEMUSAGEVALIDATION_OUT_INTEGRATION`	Resource validation integration topic	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.resources-usages.sub-res-validation.request-integration.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_RESELEMUSAGEVALIDATION_OUT_CMS`	Resource validation CMS topic	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.resources-usages.sub-res-validation.cms.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_RESOURCE_COPY`	Resource copy topic	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.copy-resource.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_APPLICATION_MERGE`	Application merge topic	`ai.flowx.dev.application-version.merge.v1`

Build resource topics

Environment Variable	Description	Default Pattern
`KAFKA_TOPIC_BUILD_UPDATE`	Build update topic	`ai.flowx.dev.build.update.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_BUILD_CREATE`	Build create topic	`ai.flowx.dev.build.create.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_BUILD_RESOURCE_EXPORT`	Build export topic	`ai.flowx.dev.build.export.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_BUILD_RESOURCE_IMPORT`	Build import topic	`ai.flowx.dev.build.import.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_BUILD_STARTTIMEREVENTS_UPDATES`	Timer events updates topic	`ai.flowx.dev.build.start-timer-events.updates.in.v1`

Process topics

Environment Variable	Description	Default Pattern
`KAFKA_TOPIC_PROCESS_STARTFOREVENT_IN`	Process start for event topic	`ai.flowx.dev.core.trigger.start-for-event.process.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_PROCESS_STARTBYNAME_IN`	Process start by name topic	`ai.flowx.dev.core.trigger.start-by-name.process.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_PROCESS_STARTBYNAME_OUT`	Process start by name out topic	`ai.flowx.dev.core.trigger.start-by-name.process.out.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_PROCESS_SCHEDULEDTIMEREVENTS_OUT_SET`	Set timer schedule topic	`ai.flowx.dev.core.trigger.set.timer-event-schedule.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_PROCESS_SCHEDULEDTIMEREVENTS_OUT_STOP`	Stop timer schedule topic	`ai.flowx.dev.core.trigger.stop.timer-event-schedule.v1`

Environment Variable	Description	Default Pattern
`KAFKA_TOPIC_AUDIT_OUT`	Audit topic	`ai.flowx.dev.core.trigger.save.audit.v1`
`KAFKA_TOPIC_EVENTSGATEWAY_OUT_MESSAGE`	Events gateway messages topic	`ai.flowx.dev.eventsgateway.receive.copyresource.v1`

Authentication configuration

OpenID Connect configuration

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
`SECURITY_TYPE`	Security type	`oauth2`
`SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT`	Enable OAuth2 client	`enabled`
`SECURITY_OAUTH2_BASE_SERVER_URL`	OAuth2 server base URL
`SECURITY_OAUTH2_REALM`	OAuth2 realm name
`SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_CLIENTID`	OAuth2 client ID
`SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_CLIENTSECRET`	OAuth2 client secret
`SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_ACCESS_TOKEN_URI`	OAuth2 access token URI	`${SECURITY_OAUTH2_BASE_SERVER_URL}/realms/${SECURITY_OAUTH2_REALM}/protocol/openid-connect/token`

Service account configuration

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
`SECURITY_OAUTH2_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_ADMIN_CLIENTID`	Service account client ID	`flowx-runtime-manager-sa`
`SECURITY_OAUTH2_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_ADMIN_CLIENTSECRET`	Service account client secret

Spring security OAuth2 client configuration

Environment Variable	Description	Default Value
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_RESOURCE_SERVER_OPAQUE_TOKEN_INTROSPECTION_URI`	Token introspection URI	`${SECURITY_OAUTH2_BASE_SERVER_URL}/realms/${SECURITY_OAUTH2_REALM}/protocol/openid-connect/token/introspect`
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_RESOURCE_SERVER_OPAQUE_TOKEN_CLIENTID`	Resource server client ID	`${SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_CLIENTID}`
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_RESOURCE_SERVER_OPAQUE_TOKEN_CLIENTSECRET`	Resource server client secret	`${SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_CLIENTSECRET}`
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_MAINIDENTITY_PROVIDER`	Identity provider name	`mainAuthProvider`
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_MAINIDENTITY_CLIENT_NAME`	Client name	`mainIdentity`
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_MAINIDENTITY_CLIENTID`	Client ID	`${SECURITY_OAUTH2_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_ADMIN_CLIENTID}`
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_MAINIDENTITY_CLIENTSECRET`	Client secret	`${SECURITY_OAUTH2_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_ADMIN_CLIENTSECRET}`
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_MAINIDENTITY_AUTHORIZATION_GRANT_TYPE`	Authorization grant type	`client_credentials`
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_REGISTRATION_MAINIDENTITY_CLIENT_AUTHENTICATION_METHOD`	Client authentication method	`client_secret_post`
`SPRING_SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_PROVIDER_MAINAUTHPROVIDER_TOKEN_URI`	Provider token URI	`${SECURITY_OAUTH2_BASE_SERVER_URL}/realms/${SECURITY_OAUTH2_REALM}/protocol/openid-connect/token`

The Application Manager requires proper authentication settings to secure access to application resources and APIs. By default, the service is configured to use Keycloak as the OpenID provider, but it can be adapted to work with other OAuth2-compatible providers.

Refer to the dedicated section for configuring user roles and access rights:

Access Management

File storage configuration

S3 is used in the Application Manager for:

Storing imported and exported resources
Storing application versions and builds that are imported or exported

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value	Default
`APPLICATION_FILESTORAGE_S3_SERVERURL`	S3 server URL	`http://minio:9000`	None
`APPLICATION_FILESTORAGE_S3_ACCESSKEY`	S3 access key	`Ha0wvtOE9gQ2NSzghEcs`	None
`APPLICATION_FILESTORAGE_S3_SECRETKEY`	S3 secret key	`jY7nYLVtNh9JzMflliQKu3noPpjxD3prxIkliErX`	None
`APPLICATION_FILESTORAGE_TYPE`	Storage type	`s3`	`s3`
`APPLICATION_FILESTORAGE_DELETIONSTRATEGY`	File deletion strategy	`delete`	`delete`
`APPLICATION_FILESTORAGE_S3_ENABLED`	Enable S3 storage	`true`	`true`
`APPLICATION_FILESTORAGE_S3_ENCRYPTIONENABLED`	Enable S3 encryption	`false`	`false`
`APPLICATION_FILESTORAGE_S3_BUCKETPREFIX`	S3 bucket name prefix	`applications-bucket`	`applications-bucket`

Monitoring and health check configuration

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value	Default
`MANAGEMENT_METRICS_EXPORT_PROMETHEUS_ENABLED`	Prometheus metrics	`true`	`false`
`MANAGEMENT_HEALTH_KUBERNETES_ENABLED`	Kubernetes health check	`false`	`true`
`MANAGEMENT_HEALTH_REDIS_ENABLED`	Redis health check	`false`	`true`
`MANAGEMENT_HEALTH_KAFKA_ENABLED`	Kafka health check	`true`	`true`
`MANAGEMENT_HEALTH_LIVENESSSTATE_ENABLED`	Liveness state	`true`	`false`
`MANAGEMENT_HEALTH_READINESSSTATE_ENABLED`	Readiness state	`true`	`false`
`MANAGEMENT_ENDPOINT_HEALTH_GROUP_LIVENESS_INCLUDE`	Liveness probes	`ping,diskSpace,accessInfo,buildInfo,db,mongo,kafkaClusterHealthCheckIndicator`	`ping`
`MANAGEMENT_ENDPOINT_HEALTH_GROUP_READINESS_INCLUDE`	Readiness probes	`ping,diskSpace,accessInfo,buildInfo`	`ping`

Resource proxy configuration

The Resource Proxy module forwards resource-related requests to appropriate services, handling CRUD operations on the manifest. It requires proper configuration of proxy endpoints:

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value	Default
`RESOURCE_PROXY_MANIFEST_URL`	Manifest URL for resource proxy	URL value	None
`RESOURCE_PROXY_TARGET_URL`	Target URL for resource forwarding	URL value	None
`FLOWX_RESOURCEPROXY_RETRYGETRESOURCETIMEOUTMS`	Resource retrieval timeout	`500`	`500`
`FLOWX_RESOURCEPROXY_RETRYGETRESOURCEMAXCOUNT`	Maximum resource retrieval retries	`10`	`10`
`FLOWX_RESOURCEPROXY_WEBCLIENT_RETRYATTEMPTS`	Web client retry attempts	`2`	`2`
`FLOWX_RESOURCEPROXY_WEBCLIENT_RETRYBACKOFF`	Retry backoff time (seconds)	`1`	`1`
`FLOWX_RESOURCEPROXY_WEBCLIENT_MAXINMEMORYSIZE`	Maximum in-memory size	`5MB`	`5MB`
`FLOWX_RUNTIMEEXECUTIONPROXY_WEBCLIENT_MAXINMEMORYSIZE`	Maximum REST request size	`5242880` (5 MB)	`5242880`

FLOWX_RUNTIMEEXECUTIONPROXY_WEBCLIENT_MAXINMEMORYSIZE - Specifies the maximum size (in bytes) of in-memory data for REST requests. This is particularly useful when dealing with large payloads to prevent excessive memory consumption.

Default Value: 5242880 (5 MB)
Usage Example: Set to 10485760 (10 MB) to allow larger in-memory request sizes.

Scheduler configuration

The Application Manager scheduler supports retrying failed deployments and master election for better coordination of tasks across instances:

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value	Default
`FLOWX_SCHEDULER_RETRYFAILEDDEPLOYMENTSCRON`	Failed deployment retry cron	`0 * * * * *`	None
`FLOWX_SCHEDULER_MASTERELECTION_ENABLED`	Enable master election	`true`	`false`
`FLOWX_SCHEDULER_MASTERELECTION_CRONEXPRESSION`	Master election cron	`/30 * * * *`	None
`FLOWX_SCHEDULER_MASTERELECTION_PROVIDER`	Election provider	`redis`	None

Retry failed deployments

Configures a cron job to retry updating builds in the runtime database every minute when previous attempts have failed.

Master election

Enables master election for improved scheduling coordination when multiple instances of the Application Manager are running, ensuring that scheduled tasks are only executed once.

Configuring logging

To control the logging levels for the Application Manager, use the following environment variables:

Environment Variable	Description	Example Value
`LOGGING_LEVEL_ROOT`	Root Spring Boot logs level	`INFO`
`LOGGING_LEVEL_APP`	Application-level logs level	`INFO`
`LOGGING_LEVEL_DB`	Database interactions log level	`INFO`

Data model overview

The Application Manager stores application data using a relational database schema, with key entities such as application, application_version, and application_manifest. Below are descriptions of primary entities:

Application - Defines an application with its details like name, type, and metadata.
Application Branch - Represents branches for versioning within an application.
Application Version - Keeps track of each version of an application, including committed and WIP statuses.
Application Manifest - Contains the list of resources associated with a specific application version.

Ingress configuration

Configure ingress to control external access to Application Manager:

ingress:
  enabled: true
  public:
    enabled: false
  admin:
    enabled: true
    hostname: "{{ .Values.flowx.ingress.admin }}"
    path: /appmanager(/|$)(.*)
    annotations:
      nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/rewrite-target: /$2
      nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/cors-allow-headers: DNT,Keep-Alive,User-Agent,X-Requested-With,If-Modified-Since,Cache-Control,Content-Type,Range,Authorization,flowx-platform

​Infrastructure prerequisites

​Dependencies

​Core configuration environment variables

​Basic service configuration

​Database configuration

​PostgreSQL configuration

​MongoDB configuration

​Redis configuration

​Kafka configuration

​Kafka connection and security variables

​Kafka producer configuration

​OAuth authentication variables (when using SASL_PLAINTEXT)

​Kafka consumer configuration

​Kafka consumer threads configuration

​Topic naming convention and pattern creation

​Topic naming components

​Topic pattern creation

​Kafka topic configuration

Application resource topics

Build resource topics

Process topics

Other topics

​Authentication configuration

​OpenID Connect configuration

​Service account configuration

​Spring security OAuth2 client configuration

Access Management

​File storage configuration

​Monitoring and health check configuration

​Resource proxy configuration

​Scheduler configuration

​Retry failed deployments

​Master election

​Configuring logging

​Data model overview

​Ingress configuration

Infrastructure prerequisites

Dependencies

Core configuration environment variables

Basic service configuration

Database configuration

PostgreSQL configuration

MongoDB configuration

Redis configuration

Kafka configuration

Kafka connection and security variables

Kafka producer configuration

OAuth authentication variables (when using SASL_PLAINTEXT)

Kafka consumer configuration

Kafka consumer threads configuration

Topic naming convention and pattern creation

Topic naming components

Topic pattern creation

Kafka topic configuration

Authentication configuration

OpenID Connect configuration

Service account configuration

Spring security OAuth2 client configuration

File storage configuration

Monitoring and health check configuration

Resource proxy configuration

Scheduler configuration

Retry failed deployments

Master election

Configuring logging

Data model overview

Ingress configuration