# This file is imported from geoserver.yml and allows to configure multiple JNDI Datasources
# using standard spring-boot externalized configuration, without having to tweak 
# application container specific fongiuration files (i.e. tomcat, jetty, etc. xml config files)
#
# Each JNDI datasource configuration properties is named after the jndi.datasources property,
# has the following attribtues:
#  
# * enabled: Whether the datasource shall be configured. Defaults to true.
# * wait-for-it: Whether to wait for the datasource to be ready (connection succeed) at startup
# * wait-timeout: Timeout in seconds to wait for the datasource to be ready. Defaults to 60
# * url: JDBC connection url. Required.
# * username: Database username to connect as 
# * password: Database user password
# * driver-class-name: JDBC driver class name. Optional, should be inferred from the URL
# * maximum-pool-size: Maximum number of connections in the pool. Defaults to 10.
# * minimum-idle: Minimum number of connections kept alive in the pool. Defaults to 2.
# * connection-timeout: Connection timeout in milliseconds. Defaults to 250, which is also the minimum allowed value
# * idle-timeout: Maximum time in milliseconds to keep a connection alive while idle. Defaults to 60000.
# 
# The data source names will be bound as java:comp/env/jdbc/<name> (e.g. java:comp/env/jdbc/ds1 for
# a datasource called jndi.datasources.ds1):
#
jndi:
  datasources:
    postgis:
      enabled: false
      wait-for-it: true
      wait-timeout: 10
      url: jdbc:postgresql://postgis:5432/postgis
      username: postgis
      password: postgis
      maximum-pool-size: 10
      minimum-idle: 2
      connection-timeout: 500
      idle-timeout: 60000
    pgconfig:
      enabled: false
      schema: pgconfig
      wait-for-it: true
      wait-timeout: 10
      url: jdbc:postgresql://pgconfigdb:5432/pgconfig
      username: pgconfig
      password: pgconfig
      maximum-pool-size: 10
      minimum-idle: 0
      connection-timeout: 2500
      idle-timeout: 60000