stacksaga.domain-entity-scan
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[]
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String[]
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A comma-separated list of package names to scan for @SagaDomainEntity annotated classes. for instance, com.example.domain,com.example.anotherdomain. |
stacksaga.scheduler.execution.parallelism
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Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors()
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int
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The number of worker threads backing the framework’s shared, non-blocking executionScheduler — the parallel reactor.core.scheduler.Scheduler (created as Schedulers.newParallel("saga-exe", parallelism)) that drives ongoing reactive/saga processing, and that a ReactiveTransactionEventListener#onStateChanged implementation runs on. See ReactiveTransactionEventListener. |
stacksaga.scheduler.blocking-execution.thread-cap
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Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors() * 10
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int
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The maximum number of threads the blockingExecutionScheduler — a bounded-elastic reactor.core.scheduler.Scheduler dedicated to invoking blocking, non-reactive user code such as TransactionEventListener#onStateChanged — may create. See TransactionEventListener. |
stacksaga.scheduler.blocking-execution.queued-task-cap
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100000
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int
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The maximum number of tasks the blockingExecutionScheduler may queue once every thread up to thread-cap is busy, before further submissions are rejected. |
stacksaga.scheduler.blocking-execution.ttl-seconds
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60
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int
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The idle time-to-live, in seconds, before an unused blockingExecutionScheduler worker thread is reclaimed. |
stacksaga.scheduler.blocking-execution.daemon
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false
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boolean
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Whether blockingExecutionScheduler worker threads are created as daemon threads. Left false by default so the JVM does not exit while a listener invocation is still in flight. |
stacksaga.scheduler.graceful-shutdown-timeout-seconds
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30
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int
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How long, in seconds, shutdown gives each scheduler’s in-flight/queued tasks to finish before forcing an immediate disposal. Applies to both executionScheduler and blockingExecutionScheduler. |
stacksaga.instance.cluster
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- |
String
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The cluster this instance belongs to. Components only connect to one another when their cluster values match, so it must be identical across every Master, Slave, and Orchestrator that needs to connect. |
stacksaga.instance.region
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- |
String
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The region this instance belongs to. Components only connect to one another when their region values match, so it must be identical across every Master, Slave, and Orchestrator that needs to connect. |
stacksaga.instance.zone
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- |
String
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The zone this instance belongs to. It has no functional impact here, but should be set as per the StackSaga core specification. |