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Backend - Execution - working directory || L3 - BluAge
I am currently in the Execution/backend section of the workshop and copying the necessary yml and xml files in the config folder of my working-directory
Create a config folder in working directory Copy following files into this folder
- Locate default configuration files from config folder from AWS Blu Age Runtime Timebombed
- Copy YML files application-main.yml, application-utility-pgm.yml, application-bac.yml
- Copy XML file logback-default.xml
I cannot see the logback-default.xml file in the C:\Work\AWS-BluAge\Runtime-Timebomb\config
I have used the 4-2-0 image for my fleet How do I go about the process
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I understand you're working on the backend execution part of the AWS Blu Age workshop and are having trouble locating the logback-default.xml file. Let me provide some guidance on this issue and the overall process.
First, it's important to note that the structure and specific files in the AWS Blu Age runtime can vary slightly between versions. The fact that you're using the 4-2-0 image for your fleet might explain why you're not seeing the exact file mentioned in the workshop instructions.
For the configuration setup, you should focus on the following steps:
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Create a 'config' folder in your working directory if you haven't already done so.
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Copy the available YAML files from the AWS Blu Age Runtime Timebombed config folder. These typically include application-main.yml, application-utility-pgm.yml, and application-bac.yml.
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Regarding the logback-default.xml file, if it's not present in your runtime folder, you may not need to include it. The logging configuration might be handled differently in your version of the runtime. Do check application-*.yml files for references to logback-default.xml file.
If you're concerned about missing any crucial configuration, you can check the documentation specific to your version of AWS Blu Age runtime or consult with AWS support for the most up-to-date information on required configuration files.
Remember, the key configuration files for AWS Blu Age are the YAML files, particularly application-main.yml and the application-specific YAML file (like application-utility-pgm.yml). These files are used to configure the framework and the client application respectively.
If you've successfully copied the available YAML files to your working directory's config folder, you should be able to proceed with the next steps of the workshop. The absence of the logback-default.xml file shouldn't prevent you from continuing, as long as you have the necessary YAML configurations in place.
Sources
Structure of AWS Blu Age managed applications - AWS Mainframe Modernization
Set up configuration for AWS Blu Age Runtime - AWS Mainframe Modernization
