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11 changes: 2 additions & 9 deletions cloudhub/modules/ROOT/pages/cloudhub-manage-props.adoc
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== Add Application Properties Using a Properties File

You can add properties to an app by including a file in the deployable application archive file:

* Property placeholder YAML file (Mule 4)
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You can add properties to an app by including property placeholder YAML file in the deployable application archive file.
See xref:mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties].
* `mule-app.properties` (Mule 3)
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See xref:3.9@mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties].

CloudHub then loads these properties into the application when the application starts.

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== See Also

* xref:mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties] (Mule 4)
* xref:3.9@mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties] (Mule 3)
* xref:mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties]
* xref:deploying-to-cloudhub.adoc[Deploy to CloudHub]
* xref:developing-applications-for-cloudhub.adoc[Develop Applications for CloudHub]
* xref:secure-application-properties.adoc[Safely Hide Application Properties]
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* xref:anypoint-cli::index.adoc[Anypoint Platform Command-Line Interface]
* xref:viewing-log-data.adoc[View Log Data]
* xref:virtual-private-cloud.adoc[Virtual Private Cloud]
* xref:connector-devkit::index.adoc[Anypoint Connector DevKit]
* xref:secure-application-properties.adoc[Secure Application Properties]
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion cloudhub/modules/ROOT/pages/vpc-upgrade.adoc
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. Click *Next* to continue.
. Provide a name for the new private space.
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Optionally, you can specify xref:ps-gather-setup-info.adoc#cidr-block[reserved CIDRs] to connect to your new private space.
Optionally, you can specify xref:cloudhub-2::ps-gather-setup-info.adoc#cidr-block[reserved CIDRs] to connect to your new private space.
. Click *Create* to create the new private space.
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The *Upgrade to CloudHub 2.0* review page shows the progress of the VPC upgrade process, which takes about 15 to 30 minutes.
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11 changes: 2 additions & 9 deletions runtime-manager/modules/ROOT/pages/hybrid-manage-props.adoc
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== Add Application Properties by Using a Properties File

You can add properties to an app by including a file in the deployable application archive file:

* Property placeholder YAML file (Mule 4)
+
You can add properties to an app by including property placeholder YAML file in the deployable application archive file.
See xref:mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties].
* `mule-app.properties` (Mule 3)
+
See xref:3.9@mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties].

Mule runtime engine then loads these properties into the application when the application starts.

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== See Also

* xref:mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties] (Mule 4)
* xref:3.9@mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties] (Mule 3)
* xref:mule-runtime::configuring-properties.adoc[Configuring Properties]
* xref:mule-runtime::deploying-to-multiple-environments.adoc[Configuring Environment Properties]
* xref:mule-runtime::deploying-to-multiple-environments.adoc#setting-a-specific-environment-when-starting-mule-on-premises[Setting a Specific Environment when Starting Mule On-Premises]
* xref:deploying-to-your-own-servers.adoc[Deploy to Your Servers]
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You can use Runtime Manager to view and control the Scheduler components within the flows in your deployed applications.
Use the *Schedulers* tab in the navigation menu to enable or disable Scheduler elements, change the frequency, or run the scheduled job immediately, all without changing the running application.

[NOTE]
Schedule management is supported on servers in a hybrid deployment environment using only Mule version 3.9 or later.

From the *Schedulers* tab, you can:

* Enable or disable the Scheduler
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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions runtime-manager/modules/ROOT/pages/runtime-manager-cli.adoc
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Anypoint CLI supports managing these Runtime Fabric features:

* xref:anypoint-cli::runtime-fabric-apps.adoc[Runtime Fabric App Management]
* xref:anypoint-cli::rtf-instances.adoc[Runtime Fabric Instances]
* xref:3.x@anypoint-cli::runtime-fabric-apps.adoc[Runtime Fabric App Management]
* xref:3.x@anypoint-cli::rtf-instances.adoc[Runtime Fabric Instances]



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