Applicationinstanceproperty

The ApplicationInstanceProperty is an element that adds meaning to the ApplicationInstance element. These properties are inherited from the ApplicationBuild element and their values will be populated according to the actual settings of the ApplicationInstance. One cannot add or edit ApplicationInstanceProperties manually.

Inheritance example

Given that you have the following ApplicationProperty elements with default values for your Application:

Property type (id)
Property name
Property default value

public network port (1)

gamePort

11000

private network port (6)

adminPort

31000

password16 (3)

adminPass

<empty>

Table 1: ApplicationProperty examples

For an ApplicationInstance these values would be substituted with the actual values used for the instance. These are just an illustration of possible values.

Property type (id)
Property name
Property actual value

public network port (1)

gamePort

11005

private network port (6)

adminPort

30530

password16 (3)

adminPass

d092FuOIAdFGv329

Table 2: ApplicationInstanceProperty examples

Element structure

Property
Value type
Required
Read-only
Description

propertyId

string

N/A

Yes

Unique identifier of the element

propertyType

int

Yes

No

Type ID of the property

propertyKey

string

Yes

No

The name of the property

propertyValue

mixed

Only for network port

No

The value of the property

Table 3: ApplicationInstanceProperty element structure

propertyKey constraints

The characters allowed for a propertyKey are : a-z, 0-9, -, _ A property key must start with a lowercase character.

The maximum length of a propertyKey is 50 characters.

propertyValue constraints

Any UTF-8 character is allowed in a propertyValue.

The maximum length of a propertyValue is 150 characters.

propertyType

ApplicationInstanceProperty elements consist of a propertyType, a propertyKey and a propertyValue. The propertyType indicates the functionality of the property. The propertyKey gives the property a name and the value a value. Not all property types require a value. E.g. if you have a property of propertyType password16, you can leave propertyValue empty. This means we will generate a password, in this case with a length of 16 characters. If however you do enter a propertyValue, then we take that as the password and the system will not generate a new random password. You can find all available property types and usages in the next chapter.

Available property types

A propertyType is indicated by a numerical ID. The following types are available:

ID
Type
Value type
Value required?
Description

0

raw value

mixed

no

A custom raw value. This property's key and value will be passed to ApplicationBuilds, ApplicationInstances and labels as-is.

1

public network port

A number between: 10240 - 29999

yes

Indicates a default public network port for your application. When the system deploys a new ApplicationInstance, it will find a unique network port to use, per host. The default value is taken as the initial value and will be incremented by 50 until a free port is found.

2

password8

string

no

An 8 character password. If no value provided, we generate a unique password for every ApplicationInstance.

3

password16

string

no

A 16 character password. If no value provided, we generate a unique password for every ApplicationInstance.

4

password24

string

no

A 24 character password. If no value provided, we generate a unique password for every ApplicationInstance.

5

public network port range

A number between 2 and 200

yes

A number indicating the size of the desired port range.

6

private network port

A number between: 30000 - 49151

yes

Indicates a default private network port for your application. When the system deploys a new ApplicationInstance, it will find a unique network port to use, per host. The default value is taken as the initial value and will be incremented by 50 until a free port is found.

7

private network port range

A number between 2 and 200

yes

A number indicating the size of the desired port range.

Table 4: Property types

Property inheritance

An ApplicationInstance's properties are inherited from the ApplicationBuild element it was deployed for.

Restrictions

ApplicationInstanceProperty elements cannot be added / edited manually. They are always inherited from the ApplicationBuild element it was deployed for.

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