HTTP Properties

http.properties is used to configure the HTTP listener for TEDI.

Basic Settings

Setting	Description
`host`	http server hostname
`port`	the port to listen on
`client.auth`	unused
`compression`	enable compression
`shutdown.max.wait.ms`	at shutdown, max wait time in milliseconds for all in-flight requests to finish before the listener is closed
`debug`	enables verbose http logging

TLS Settings

TEDI will default to reasonable settings for your inboud TLS connections, but you can customize the protocol, cipher suites, and other settings for your connections directly:

Setting	Description
`tls`	enables or disables TLS
`tls.min.version`	the minimum tls protocol TEDI will used/accept for connections.
`tls.cipher.suites`	list of preferred cipher suites; leave empty to use Golang defaults
`tls.curve.preferences`	tls curve preferences; leave empty to use Golang defaults
`debug`	enables verbose logging to TLS connections
`tls.ocsp`	placeholder for cert revocation checking
`tls.cert`	x.509 certificate to present to clients
`tls.key`	key backing x.509 certificate
`tls.ca`	unused
`mtls.enabled`	require mTLS for inbound http connections

Log Settings

The HTTP server has its own set of logs. You can customize the logging with the following settings:

Setting	Description
`tlog.log.dir`	directory to write the log files
`tlog.log.base.file.name`	log filename prefix
`tlog.log.base.file.ext`	log filename extension
`tlog.file.log.enabled`	enable or disable file logging
`tlog.stdout.enabled`	write the log to stdout
`tlog.rotate.log`	enable or disable log rotation
`tlog.rotate.max.file.size`	if log rotation is enabled, indicates the max file size in megabytes
`tlog.level`	the level at which you want to log (DEBG,INFO,WARN,EROR,FATL)
`tlog.pattern`	you can customize the logging pattern by indicating your own

TEDI always opens a new log at startup.