Editing the mdm.conf file

admin.password=talend

Specifies the credentials for the default administrator users of the MDM server.

The password is encrypted upon the startup of the MDM server. For more information about how to change the default password, see Managing the passwords in configuration files.

Indicates whether the MDM server will automatically initialize the system data during startup.

Specifies the default system locale.

Indicates the maximum number of records to be exported on the Talend MDM Web UI.

Indicates the maximum size of the cache.

Indicates whether to override the existing content in the database for the system container when starting the MDM server.

Indicates to the MDM server whether it should try to create a database on its own or not.

Points to a file that provides the database connection information.

Indicates to the MDM server which default datasource specified in db.datasources should be used.

Indicates whether JMS (Java Message Service) in the system will be started automatically.

Indicates whether to apply index replication per storage.

Specifies the connection URL for the JMS service.

Indicates the maximum milliseconds a routing order can take to execute. The value of 0 indicates the routing order never expires.

For example, the value of 300000 is equal to 5 minutes.

Indicates the number of simultaneous routing order consumers that can be concurrently processed.

Its value supports a number range. For example, 5-10 means that at least 5 consumers will be present, with a maximum of 10 if all previous consumers are busy.

Indicates the number of cached JMS sessions per session acknowledgement type (auto, client, dups_ok, transacted).

If needed, you can increase this number in a high-concurrency environment.

Defines a domain used to translate usernames to emails for backward compatibility when migrating Jobs to a MDM server.

Defines the URL to your Talend Identity and Access Management, href="http://localhost:9080/oidc" for example.

security.basic.enabled=false
security.oidc.client.expectedIssuer=${oidc.url}
security.oidc.client.keyUri=${oidc.url}/jwk/keys
security.oidc.client.endSessionEndpoint=${oidc.userauth.url}/idp/logout
security.oauth2.client.clientId=${oidc.client.id}
security.oauth2.client.clientSecret=${oidc.client.secret}
security.oauth2.client.scope=openid refreshToken
security.oauth2.client.access-token-uri=${oidc.url}/oauth2/token
security.oauth2.client.user-authorization-uri=${oidc.userauth.url}/idp/authorize?consent=none
iam.license.keepAliveEndpoint=${oidc.url}/api/v1/licenses/keepAlive

Optional:

security.oidc.client.notBeforeTimeTolerance=60
security.oidc.client.claimIssueAtTolerance=60
security.oidc.client.claimIssueAtExpiration=3600
security.oidc.client.claimExpirationTolerance=60
security.oidc.client.maxAuthenticationTime=7200
security.oidc.client.tokenExpirationLeeway=30

Indicates whether Lucene fuzzy search is enabled for searching data records. By default, this parameter is not added in the file and Lucene fuzzy search is enabled. You can add this parameter and set its value to false to disable Lucene fuzzy search.