-Dredis.host=localhost.application.yml onto the classpath. Any values defined in this file will override the default values packaged with the application binary.interledger.connectornodeIlpAddress: ILP address of the connector. This property can be omitted if an account with relation parent is configured using the Admin API.adminPassword: A plain-text password used to authenticate to the admin API.globalPrefix: The global prefix for the Connector. For production environments, this should be g. For test environments, consider test.(Default: g).defaultJwtTokenIssuer: The issuer identifier for any tokens generated in accordance with HTTP Auth Profiles RFC Proposal (i.e., JWT_HS_256 and JWT_RS_256).minMessageWindowMillis: Default (1000) The minimum time the connector wants to budget for getting a message to the accounts its trading on. Budget is mainly to cover the latency to send the fulfillment packet to the downstream node (Default: 1000).maxHoldTimeMillis: The amount of time that the Connector will wait for a fulfillment/rejection. This value is used to set any outgoing link's timeout duration (Default: 30000).interledger.connector.globalRoutingSettingsroutingSecret: A 32-byte secret seed value used to authenticate routing-table updates. If unspecified, an ephemeral random set of bytes will be generated and used.localAccountAddressSegment: An ILP address segment that will be used to route packets to any local accounts defined in the Connector. For example, if an account exists in the Connector with id of alice, then nodes wanting to send packets to that account would use the ILP address {connector-operator-address}.accounts.alice. Typically this will be used by the Connector to support IL-DCP, but will also be used to make routing decisions for any local accounts that might connect to the Connector. For example, g.connector.accounts.alice.bob would route to alice, allowing that node to figure out how to route to "bob" (Default: accounts).defaultRoute: An optionally-defined accountId that should be used as the default route for all un-routed traffic. If empty, the default route is disabled.routeBroadcastEnabled: Whether to broadcast known routes (Default: true).useParentForDefaultRoute: Determines if the parent-account should be used as the default route (Default: false).routeBroadcastInterval: Frequency, in milliseconds, at which the connector broadcasts its routes to adjacent connectors (Default: 30000).routeCleanupInterval: The frequency, in milliseconds, at which the connector checks for expired routes (Default: 30000).routeExpiry: The maximum age, in milliseconds, of a route provided by this connector (Default: 30000).maxEpochsPerRoutingTable: The maximum number of epochs per routing table update (Default: 50).interledger.connector.enabledFeaturesrequire32ByteSharedSecrets: Ensure that any shared secret values are at least 32 bytes, for security purposes. In non-production modes, this setting may be set to false, but in general it should always be true . (Default true).rateLimitingEnabled: Determines if rate-limiting is applied to any Connector accounts. If enabled, each account's maxPacketsPerSecond setting will be enforced (Default: true).localSpspFulfillmentsEnabled : Determines if this Connector will attempt to fulfill SPSP payments locally as opposed to forwarding them out to an upstream peer (Default: false). See "Properties: Local SPSP Fulfillment" for more details.ilpOverHttpEnabled: Determines if Ilp-over-Http is enabled for Connector account peering (Default: true).peerRoutingEnabled: Determines if Connector-to-Connector (CCP) protocol is enabled to allow this Connector to exchange routing table information with a peer (Default: true).interledger.connector.keystoreprimary: Indicates the primary keystore type. Acceptable values are gcpkms and jks (Default: jks).interledger.connector.keystore.jksenabled: Enables or disables this keystore.filename: A filename for the JKS file (this file needs to be on the classpath).password: The password required to open the JKS file.secret0_alias: The alias name of they secret that is used by the Connector to encrypt, decrypt, and HMAC all other secret values.secret0_password: The password required to unlock the secret0 alias in the Keystore.interledger.connector.keystore.gcpkmsenabled: Enables or disables this keystore.spring.redis.host: (Default: localhost) The host that Redis is operating on.spring.redis.port: (Default: 6379) The port that Redis is operating on. spring.redis.password: (Default: none) An encrypted password String containing the password that can be used access Redis.application.yml file, a sample configuration might look like this:spring.datasource.url: The datasource URL used to connect to a Postgres instance.spring.datasource.username (Default: postgres) The username to connect to the database as.spring.datasource.password The password to connect to the database as.application.yml file, a sample configuration might look like this:username and password properties may be omitted. However, such a configuration is not recommended.interledger.connector.settlementEngines.connectionDefaultsmaxIdleConnections: The maximum number of idle connections that the underlying OkHttp client will hold open with no traffic flowing through them (Default: 5).keepAliveMinutes: The number of minutes to hold an inactive HTTP connection open before evicting the connection from the connection pool (Default: 5 mins).connectTimeoutMillis: Applied when connecting a TCP socket to the target host. A value of 0 means no timeout, otherwise values must be between 1 and Integer#MAX_VALUE (Default: 10000).readTimeoutMillis: Applied to both the TCP socket and for individual read IO operations. A value of 0 means no timeout, otherwise values must be between 1 Integer#MAX_VALUE (Default: 30000).writeTimeoutMillis: Applied to individual write IO operations. A value of 0 means no timeout, otherwise values must be between 1 and Integer#MAX_VALUE (Default: 30000).application.yml file, a sample configuration might look like this:interledger.connector.settlementEngines.ilpOverHttpmaxIdleConnections: The maximum number of idle connections that the underlying OkHttp client will hold open with no traffic flowing through them (Default: 5).keepAliveMinutes: The number of minutes to hold an inactive HTTP connection open before evicting the connection from the connection pool (Default: 5 mins).connectTimeoutMillis: Applied when connecting a TCP socket to the target host. A value of 0 means no timeout, otherwise values must be between 1 and Integer#MAX_VALUE (Default: 10000).readTimeoutMillis: Applied to both the TCP socket and for individual read IO operations. A value of 0 means no timeout, otherwise values must be between 1 Integer#MAX_VALUE (Default: 60000).writeTimeoutMillis: Applied to individual write IO operations. A value of 0 means no timeout, otherwise values must be between 1 and Integer#MAX_VALUE (Default: 60000).maxRequests : The maximum number of HTTP requests to execute concurrently. Above this, requests queue in memory, waiting for the running calls to complete (Default: 100).maxRequestsPerHost: The maximum number of requests for each host to execute concurrently. This limits requests by the URL's host name. Note that concurrent requests to a single IP address may still exceed this limit: multiple hostnames may share an IP address or be routed through the same HTTP proxy. (Default: 50).application.yml file, a sample configuration might look like this:interledger.connector.fxmaxIdleConnections: The maximum number of idle connections that the underlying OkHttp client will hold open with no traffic flowing through them (Default: 5).keepAliveMinutes: The number of minutes to hold an inactive HTTP connection open before evicting the connection from the connection pool (Default: 5 mins).connectTimeoutMillis: Applied when connecting a TCP socket to the target host. A value of 0 means no timeout, otherwise values must be between 1 and Integer#MAX_VALUE (Default: 10000).readTimeoutMillis: Applied to both the TCP socket and for individual read IO operations. A value of 0 means no timeout, otherwise values must be between 1 Integer#MAX_VALUE (Default: 60000).writeTimeoutMillis: Applied to individual write IO operations. A value of 0 means no timeout, otherwise values must be between 1 and Integer#MAX_VALUE (Default: 60000).application.yml file, a sample configuration might look like this:interledger.connector.keyssecret0: Master encryption key for the connector.accountSettings: Encryption key for account settings shared secrets.require32ByteSharedSecrets: Set to false to allow smaller shared-secrets. (Default: true).application.yml file, a sample configuration might look like this.interledger.connector.pubsubspring.cloud.gcp.credentials.location: Path to GCP service account JSON. This service account should have permissions to publish to pubsub.spring.cloud.gcp.credentials.encoded_key: An alternative way to provide the service account JSON as a base-64 encoded string instead of as a file location. For example, on linux, using the output of the command cat /path/to/credentials.json | base64spring.cloud.gcp.project_id: Your GCP project id.spring.cloud.gcp.pubsub.enabled : true or false depending on whether pubsub is enabled (Default: false).interledger.connector.pubsub.topics.fulfillment_event: The GCP pub/sub topic name where fulfillment events should be published. If not set, fulfillments will not be published (Default: ilp-events).interledger.connector.pubsub.topics.rejection_event: The GCP pub/sub topic name where rejection events should be published. If not set, rejections will not be published. Note: you can publish both fulfillments and rejections to the same topic by using the same name (Default: ilp-events).interledger.connector.spspserverSecret A base64-encoded String of bytes used to derive any values used in encryption/decryption for SPSP.addressPrefixSegment: A string that will be appended to the Connector's operating address in order to form an address prefix that the Connector will key off for fulfilling SPSP payments locally (Default: spsp).-Dspring.profiles.active=h2,management,..., via an environment variable SPRING_PROFILES_ACTIVE=h2,management,... or by adding the following to your application.yaml: