Object Configs
Once you configured your distribution properly, you can proceed to configure the JOSP Object exposed by your distribution.
JOD configs
This is the main config file used by the End User to configure your distribution, once they installed it. It can be used to override default properties used by JOD Distribution Commands like the JAVA_HOME path, or to set properties specific to JOD Distribution configs.
Or JOD Dist Commands configs, like the JOD Template Commands, also the JOD Dist Cmd are using a script file as configs file. So any variable defined in this file will be visible by all other JOD Distribution Commands scripts.
By default, the dists/configs/jod_configs.(sh|ps1) do nothing, but it can be used to set the JAVA_HOME path or other variables used by other scripts, included the PRE-POST scripts. That make this file perfect to add your distribution specific configurations.
JOD Agent configs
Another file that define the object behaviour is the jod.yml file. This file is used as config file for the JOD Agent. During the build process, the JOD Dist TMPL, generate a new jod.yml file, replacing all placeholder contained in the dists/configs/jod_TMPL.yml file with values generated during the build process setup.
For a complete list of available placeholder, see the latest jod_TMPL.yml file.
You can override default jod_TMPL.yml path using the JOD_CONFIG_TMPL property in the configs/jod_dist_configs.sh|ps1 file.
Logs configs
This file allows you to customize the JOD Agent log level. The JOD Dist TMPL build process, use the default dists/configs/log4j2_TMPL.xml file to replace the %JOD_VER% placeholder with current selected JOD version.
This replacement is required because the log4j.xml dependencies to the jospCommons library.
Update the Loggers configuration to increment or decrement log verbosity. You can reference to the log4j2 documentation.