System Configuration
The System Configuration (Main Menu
/ Admin
/ System Configuration
) shows the configuration of your Txture instance.
This view is only visible if the user has one of the following permissions:
Admin: System Info | Allows read only access the information. |
Admin: System Configuration | Allows modifying the server configuration from within this view. |
The page shows some general information about the system:
- Txture Version: The version of Txture which is currently installed.
- Deployment Environment: Whether you are on a
production
ordevelopment
instance. - Microservice Environment: Whether you are using the
production
ortest
microservice network. - Operating System: The operating system used by your Txture server.
- Java Runtime Version: The version of the Java Runtime used by your Txture server.
- CPU Cores: The number of CPU cores available to your Txture server. A warning will be issued if only one core is available.
- Installed RAM: The amount of RAM which is available to the operating system of the Txture server.
- Max. JVM RAM: The amount of RAM which is available to the JVM which runs the Txture server. At least 4GiB are recommended for most installations.
- Free Disk Space: A rough estimate of free disk space left on the device which contains the Txture Home Directory. It is recommended to have at least 10GiB of free disk space on that device.
Additionally, properties of the txture.properties file are displayed and most of them can be modified directly. Modifying the properties requires the Admin: System Configuration permission.
Each property has a source denoting where its current value comes from:
- Environment: the value is set/managed via a system environment variable (or similar)
- Configuration file: the property is configured in the txture.properties file and its value can therefore only be changed there.
- Database: the value is/can be stored in the database. These values can be changed in the UI.
Certain values, such as the Txture home directory, cannot be changed within the UI as they are needed for the server to start.