The Java VFS Service is the next generation service for the virtual file system for the 

• ADLS Gen2

• SFTP Connections

In future releases, it may be applied to other components of the platform, instead of VFS Service. For more information on the earlier version, see Configure VFS Service.

Configure

1. D s config

2. Locate the following configuration:

   Code Block
   "java-vfs-service.enabled":true, "java-vfs-service.host":127.0.0.1, "java-vfs-service.port":41917,

   Parameter	Description
   enabled	Set this value to true to enable the Java VFS Service.
   host	Host of the Java VFS Service. This host is used to listen to requests from the D s webapp . Leave this value as 127.0.0.1.
   port	Port number that Java VFS Service uses to communicate. This port number is used to listen to requests from the D s webapp . Default value is 41917. This port must be opened on the D s node . See System Ports.

3. Verify that the enabled parameter is set to true.

4. Locate the following properties. These properties define the address and port used by other services in the 

   D s platform

    to communicate with the Java VFS Service:

   Info
   NOTE: These property values can differ with the host and port values specified above.

   Code Block
   "java-vfs-service.systemProperties.server.host": 127.0.0.1, "java-vfs-service.systemProperties.server.port": 41917,

   Parameter	Description
   host	Internal address of the Java VFS Service. This host is used to listen to requests from other platform services. Leave this value as 127.0.0.1.
   port	Port number that Java VFS Service uses to communicate with other platform services. Default value is 41917.

5. Save your changes and restart the platform.

Logging

You can configure how logging is managed for the VFS service. For more information on configuring logging for the VFS service, see Configure Logging for Services.