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Specifying system-wide security parameters by using system data instances

Updated on July 8, 2022

Specify system-wide parameters, for example, the production level, to apply to all nodes in the system.

System data instances are occurrences of your Pega Platform system. They are instances of the data-admin-system rule. Your system can include more than one data-admin-system instance. However, only one is in current use. The data-admin-system instance in current use is identified by the identification/SystemName value in the prconfig.xml file or in the dynamic system settings.

  • Specifying the production level

    In on-premises systems, administrators can specify its production level, thereby defining operator access and permission to make changes to the system. Production levels control the types of permitted changes and specify the purpose of the environment, for example, development or production.

  • Specifying the environment name

    Make it clear to which system you are currently logged on by specifying the environment name for each system in your organization.

  • Specifying the lock time-out

    Make sure that users do not lose their work or have it overwritten, by specifying the maximum time that a system remains locked when opened.

  • Specifying the number of concurrent sessions

    To provide system security in a multi-node environment or in the cloud, prevent operators from creating new sessions after reaching the maximum number of concurrent sessions.

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