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The `etc/artemis.profile` file is similar to the `bin/env` file in ActiveMQ. Here you can configure environment variables for the broker, mostly regular JVM args related to SSL context, debugging, etc.
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The `etc/artemis.profile` file is similar to the `bin/env` file in ActiveMQ. Here you can configure environment variables for the broker, mostly regular JVM args related to SSL context, debugging, etc.
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There's no much difference in logging configuration between two brokers, so anyone familiar with Java logging systems in general will find herself at home here. The `etc/logging.properties` file is where it's all configured.
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There's not much difference in logging configuration between two brokers, so anyone familiar with Java logging systems in general will find herself at home here. The `etc/logging.properties` file is where it's all configured.
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Finally, we have JAAS configuration files (`login.config`, `artemis-users.properties` and `artemis-roles.properties`), which cover same roles as in ActiveMQ and we will go into more details on these in the article that covers security.
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Finally, we have JAAS configuration files (`login.config`, `artemis-users.properties` and `artemis-roles.properties`), which cover same roles as in ActiveMQ and we will go into more details on these in the article that covers security.
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