Jobserver infrastructure configuration options

To edit the Jobserver infrastructure configuration options, you need the SUPER role.

1 Application server configuration

Setting Description

Jobserver Monitoring Port (Requires restart)

The port that is used by the Monitoring service to monitor the Jobserver service.

The default port is 4424.

Spark Monitoring Port (Requires restart)

The port that is used by the Monitoring service to monitor the Spark service.

The default port is 4434.

Jobserver memory (Requires restart) The memory that is assigned to the Jobserver service. The Jobserver controls the jobs that are executed for Data Catalog.
Spark memory (Requires restart) The memory that is assigned to the Spark application. This application is responsible for the actual data ingestion and profiling.

1.1 Security configuration

Setting Description
Authentication level

The authentication level to communicate with the Jobserver.

The client (DGC service) must be configured according the here selected authentication level.

Server certificate chain The certificate or certificate chain with the public key that is offered by the Jobserver to the DGC service.
Server private key The private key that is part of the Jobserver's certificate or certificate chain.
Trusted client CA certificate

The certificate of the trusted CA used to validate the client certificate (DGC service). To restrict authentication to this client, the CA should be exclusively used by this server.

2 JVM configuration

The Java Virtual Machine configuration parameters to run the Jobserver service.

Warning 

Only apply changes to these settings if you are really experienced with JVM parameters. Changing parameters may cause serious performance issues.

To remove an individual JVM property you must use the delete icon () alongside the property, otherwise, the service will interpret it as a blank line and fail to start correctly.

Restart the service after editing the JVM parameters.

3 Context JVM configuration

The context configuration parameters to run ingestion and profiling jobs.

Warning 

Only apply changes to these settings if you are really experienced with JVM parameters. Changing parameters may cause serious performance issues.

To remove an individual JVM property you must use the delete icon () alongside the property, otherwise, the service will interpret it as a blank line and fail to start correctly.

Restart the service after editing the JVM parameters.