Complete codekvast.conf

#===========================================================================
# Mandatory parameters
#
# All of these parameters must be specified, or else codekvast-agent will refuse to start.
#===========================================================================

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# What is the license key for authenticating to the Codekvast Server?
# A string obtained when signing up for Codekvast.
#
# Example:
# licenseKey = 1958370a-346f-11e9-83ce-08626630cd01
#
# licenseKey =

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# What is my application's name?
# Identifies the application's data in the Codekvast server.
#
# Example:
# appName = MyAppName
#
# appName =

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Where are my application binaries?
# A comma-separated list of file system paths.
#
# Example:
# codeBase = build/install/myapp/libs
#
# codeBase =

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# What packages shall be tracked?
# A comma-separated list of package prefixes.
#
# Example:
# packages = com.acme, foo.bar
#
# packages =

#===========================================================================
# Connectivity parameters
#
# These parameters control how codekvast-agents connects to the server.
# Most of them are optional, with default values that suits for a development environment.
#===========================================================================

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Where is the Codekvast Server?
# A URL obtained when signing up for Codekvast.
#
# Example:
# serverUrl = https://api.codekvast.io
#
# Default value:
# serverUrl = http://localhost:8080

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# How long shall codekvast-agent wait for establishing a connection to the server?
# A positive integer denoting a number of seconds.
#
# Default value:
# httpConnectTimeoutSeconds = 10

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# How long shall codekvast-agent wait when reading a response from the server?
# A positive integer denoting a number of seconds.
#
# Default value:
# httpReadTimeoutSeconds = 10

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# How long may a request to codekvastServer take at most?
# A positive integer denoting a number of seconds.
#
# Default value:
# httpWriteTimeoutSeconds = 30

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Do we need to call the Codekvast Server via an HTTP proxy such as Squid?
# The value is a hostname or an IP address
#
# Example:
# httpProxyHost = 10.57.0.10
#
# Default value:
# httpProxyHost =

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Which port at the httpProxyHost should we connect to?
# A socket port number. Is only used if httpProxyHost is non-empty
#
# Default value:
# httpProxyPort = 3128

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Does the proxy need basic authentication?
# A username. Is only used if httpProxyHost is non-empty
#
# Since: 1.0.0
#
# Default value:
# httpProxyUsername =

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Does the proxy need basic authentication?
# A password. Is only used if httpProxyHost and httpProxyUsername is non-empty
#
# Since: 1.0.0
#
# Default value:
# httpProxyPassword =

#===========================================================================
# Analysis parameters
#
# These parameters are optional, but you may want to set them to simplify analysis.
#===========================================================================

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# What is my app's version?
# The value of this parameter is a strategy for obtaining the actual version from the running application.
#
# Strategies: filename, manifest, property, literal
#
# Example:
# appVersion = filename myApp-(.*).jar
#
# Default value:
# appVersion = literal unspecified

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# In which environment is the application deployed?
# An arbitrary string, useful when analysing the collected data.
#
# Example:
# environment = prod
#
# Default value:
# environment = <default>

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# In which host is the application deployed?
# An arbitrary string, useful when analysing the collected data.
#
# Example:
# host = prod-1
#
# Since: 1.0.0
#
# Default value: The value returned from java.net.InetAddress.getLocalHost().getHostName().
#
# hostname =

#===========================================================================
# Tuning parameters
#
# These parameters are optional, but you may want to specify them to tune codekvast-agent's behaviour.
#===========================================================================

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# What packages shall be *not* be tracked?
# A comma-separated list of strings.
#
# Example:
# excludePackages = com.acme.timecritical, foo.bar.even.more.time.critical
#
# Default value: An empty list.
# excludePackages =

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Which methods should be tracked?
# Can be used for tuning how much of your code base that should be instrumented.
#
# One of the keywords public, protected, package-private or private.
#
# Default value:
# methodVisibility = protected

#===========================================================================
# Trouble shooting parameters
#
# These parameters are optional, but you may want to use them for trouble shooting.
#===========================================================================

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Should codekvast-agent be enabled?
# If codekvast-agent is disabled, the AspectJ Weaver is not engaged and no attempt to contact the Codekvast server is made.
#
# Example:
# enabled = true
#
# Since: 1.0.0
#
# Default value:
# enabled = true

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# aspectjOptions
# Should Codekvast Agent configure logging for AspectJ Weaver?
# A string.
#
# Example:
# aspectjOptions = -verbose -showWeaveInfo
#
# Default value:
# aspectjOptions =

#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# bridgeAspectjMessagesToJUL
# Should AspectJ Weaver be configured to send AspectJ messages to `java.util.logging` (JUL)?
# true or false.
#
# Default value:
# bridgeAspectjMessagesToJUL = false

Updated 21 February 2019