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  1. Confluence Data Center
  2. CONFSERVER-35883

Show a more user friendly node identifier in Confluence Data Center.

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      This has been raised as a bug rather than an improvement since it is a jarring difference between Confluence Data Center and JIRA Data Center.

      We should allow an admin to configure on each node a more acceptable identifier to be shown in the UI of each node, for diagnostic purposes. We currently show a small hash code in the footer.

            [CONFSERVER-35883] Show a more user friendly node identifier in Confluence Data Center.

            Philippe PEREZ added a comment -

            The ressource name is confluence.cluster.node.name
            But I guess you figured this out since last year.

            Philippe PEREZ added a comment - The ressource name is confluence .cluster.node.name But I guess you figured this out since last year.

            Abhijit Das added a comment - - edited

            I added this parameter in setenv.sh so my jvm startup with an additional -Dcluster.node.name=confluenceapp_clus_node1 .... I still don't see this name getting reflected in the footer or under Node ID in Clustering menu. Any comments?

            Abhijit Das added a comment - - edited I added this parameter in setenv.sh so my jvm startup with an additional -Dcluster.node.name=confluenceapp_clus_node1 .... I still don't see this name getting reflected in the footer or under Node ID in Clustering menu. Any comments?

            Kenny MacLeod added a comment -

            Merged to release/5.7 and master

            Kenny MacLeod added a comment - Merged to release/5.7 and master

            Paul Curren added a comment -

            We need somewhere to document this new 'confluence.cluster.node.name' system property for Data Center and to explain it's usefulness e.g. a human readable node identifier in the footer and in e-mail notifications.

            Any thoughts rrobins ?

            Paul Curren added a comment - We need somewhere to document this new 'confluence.cluster.node.name' system property for Data Center and to explain it's usefulness e.g. a human readable node identifier in the footer and in e-mail notifications. Any thoughts rrobins ?

            Trevor Campbell (Inactive) added a comment -

            We set it in cluster.properties file which is in jirahome

            Trevor Campbell (Inactive) added a comment - We set it in cluster.properties file which is in jirahome

            Paul Curren added a comment -

            Note, we should also ensure the "friendly" node id is included in e-mail footers (related to CONFDEV-28994).

            Paul Curren added a comment - Note, we should also ensure the "friendly" node id is included in e-mail footers (related to CONFDEV-28994).

            Paul Curren added a comment -

            Thanks tcampbell. How is this node id specified though? System properties, config entry, etc?

            Paul Curren added a comment - Thanks tcampbell . How is this node id specified though? System properties, config entry, etc?

            Trevor Campbell (Inactive) added a comment -

            I believe JIRA already do something similar to this. Any more details Trevor Campbell [Atlassian]?

            Yes we show it just as part of the version sttring as you can see in the footer of this page on JAC. v6.4-m09#64005-sha1:a6d51a0:node1

            Trevor Campbell (Inactive) added a comment - I believe JIRA already do something similar to this. Any more details Trevor Campbell [Atlassian]? Yes we show it just as part of the version sttring as you can see in the footer of this page on JAC. v6.4-m09#64005-sha1:a6d51a0:node1

              kmacleod Kenny MacLeod
              pcurren Paul Curren
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