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  -#################################### Gravitee.io Gateway - Configuration ###################################
  +#################################### Gravitee.IO Gateway - Configuration ###################################
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positive.code:   mongodb:
      uri: mongodb://${ds.mongodb.host}/${ds.mongodb.dbname}
  
  # Reporters configuration (used to store reporting monitoring data, request metrics, healthchecks and others...
  # All reporters are enabled by default. To stop one of them, you have to add the property 'enabled: false'
  reporters:
    # Elasticsearch reporter
    elastic:
      host: ${ds.elastic.host}
      port: ${ds.elastic.port}
      # Reporters are async by nature so the gateway is keeping an internal in-memory structure to stack data before
      # pushing them into a final storage (Elasticsearch in this example)
      queue:
        # Number of elements to store in the queue (extra-elements will be loosed)
        size: 10240
        # Reporter thread is looking for data every x milliseconds (each second in this example)
        pollingTimeout: 1000
  
  # Gateway service configurations. Provided values are default values.
  # All services are enabled by default. To stop one of them, you have to add the property 'enabled: false' (See the
  
negative.code: #      password:
  
  # Plugins repository
  #plugins:
  #  path: ${gravitee.home}/plugins
  # If a plugin is already installed (but with a different version), management node does not start anymore
  #  failOnDuplicate: true
  
  # Management repository is used to store global configuration such as APIs, applications, apikeys, ...
  # This is the default configuration using MongoDB (single server)
  