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Configuration

The service comes with most of the needed configuration properties filled in, but there are several environment variables that need to be set up for your specific deployment.

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Database configuration

The NoSQL DB Runner connects to MongoDB for data persistence. Configure the following variables:
Environment VariableDescriptionDefault Value
DB_USERNAMEMongoDB username for the servicenosql-db-runner
DB_PASSWORDMongoDB password (should be stored as secret)secret(mongodb-generic-devenv)
SPRING_DATA_MONGODB_URIComplete MongoDB connection stringmongodb://${DB_USERNAME}:${DB_PASSWORD}@nosql-db-runner-mongodb-0.nosql-db-runner-mongodb-headless,nosql-db-runner-mongodb-1.nosql-db-runner-mongodb-headless,nosql-db-runner-mongodb-arbiter-0.nosql-db-runner-mongodb-arbiter-headless:27017/nosql-db-runner?retryWrites=false
The MongoDB URI supports replica set configuration for high availability. The connection string includes multiple MongoDB instances and an arbiter for proper replica set functionality.

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Configuring authorization & access roles

Connect the NoSQL DB Runner to an OAuth 2.0 identity management platform:
Environment VariableDescriptionDefault Value
SECURITY_OAUTH2_BASE_SERVER_URLBase URL for the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Serverhttps://auth.devmain.flowxai.dev/auth
SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_CLIENT_IDUnique identifier for the client applicationpaperflow-service
SECURITY_OAUTH2_CLIENT_CLIENT_SECRETSecret key for client authentication (stored as secret)secret(keycloak-generic)
SECURITY_OAUTH2_REALMOAuth 2.0 realm namepaperflow

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FlowX operations document limit

This setting allows you to configure the maximum number of documents that can be retrieved from MongoDB in a single request.
Environment VariableDescriptionDefault Value
FLOWX_RUNOPERATIONS_DOCUMENTLIMITMaximum number of documents to be processed in a single operation50

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Configuring logging

Control log levels for different components of the service:
Environment VariableDescriptionDefault Value
LOGGING_CONFIG_FILEPath to the logging configuration filelogback-spring.xml
LOGGING_LEVEL_ROOTRoot logger level for the Spring Boot serviceDEBUG
LOGGING_LEVEL_APPApplication-specific log levelDEBUG
LOGGING_LEVEL_SOCKETSocket communication log levelDEBUG
Using DEBUG log levels in production environments may impact performance and generate large log volumes. Consider using INFO or WARN levels for production deployments.

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Configuring application management

Configure management endpoints and monitoring capabilities:
Environment VariableDescriptionDefault Value
MANAGEMENT_SERVER_PORTPort for management endpoints8081
MANAGEMENT_ENDPOINT_HEALTH_GROUP_LIVENESS_INCLUDEHealth checks for liveness probesping,accessInfo,buildInfo
MANAGEMENT_ENDPOINT_HEALTH_GROUP_READINESS_INCLUDEHealth checks for readiness probesping,accessInfo,buildInfo
MANAGEMENT_HEALTH_KUBERNETES_ENABLEDEnable Kubernetes health checksfalse

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Prometheus metrics configuration

Enable Prometheus metrics export for monitoring:
Environment VariableDescriptionDefault Value
MANAGEMENT_METRICS_EXPORT_PROMETHEUS_ENABLEDEnable Prometheus metrics exporttrue

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Troubleshooting

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Common issues

Problem: Service fails to connect to MongoDBSolutions:
  • Verify MongoDB connection string format and credentials
  • Ensure MongoDB replica set is properly configured and accessible
  • Check network connectivity between service and MongoDB instances
  • Verify MongoDB user permissions and database access rights
Problem: Authentication failures with OAuth providerSolutions:
  • Verify OAuth client ID and client secret are correct
  • Check OAuth server URL and realm configuration
  • Ensure OAuth provider is accessible from the service
  • Validate token endpoint URI configuration