Site Configuration

You can manage global configuration properties from the Site Configuration page.

PostgreSQL Configuration

During installation, you provided a connection string to a PostgreSQL instance that stores all of your configuration data. This is the Configuration Connection String. You can only edit the connection string for each server in the configuration JSON file, not through the LiveSwitch Console. For more information about the connection string, see Server-Specific Configuration.

Redis Configuration

Redis Configuration Connection String

DEPRECATED

Redis Configuration is deprecated and is going to be removed in a future release. It's recommended to use PostgreSQL configuration instead.

During installation, you provided a connection string to a Redis instance which is used to store all of your persistent data. This is the Configuration Connection String. This connection string is configured per server in a JSON configuration file and it's not editable from the LiveSwitch Console.

Redis Cache Configuration

For improved performance, you can also provide a connection string to a Redis instance to be used as ephemeral (cache) storage. For more information about the connection string, see Server-Specific Configuration.

License Key

Your LiveSwitch license key is available from your LiveSwitch My Account page. You set your license key as part of the Initialization process, but you can update it at any time on the Site Configuration page. Copy and paste the entire license key into the provided text box and ensure you have no additional whitespace.

Advanced Information

The Advanced Information section displays fundamental configuration properties of your LiveSwitch Server installation. These properties are read-only and intended for reference. These properties are:

  • Site ID: The GUID used to identify your site for usage reporting.
  • Sync Path: The signalling endpoint for clients and servers. For example, /sync. This path is relative to your Gateway.
  • Admin Path: REST endpoints and Console. For example, /admin. This path is relative to your Gateway URL.