| # Apache Tamaya (incubating) |
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| Tamaya is a very powerful yet flexible configuration solution. Its core is built based on a few simple concepts. |
| There are at least two main usage scenarios for Tamaya, which are synergetic: |
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| - In an enterprise context you can easily implement a configuration architecture for your whole company and deploy the |
| logic as an extension module. All application development teams in your company can then depend on this module (and the |
| basic Tamaya core implementation). As a result all applications/modules in your company follow the same configuration |
| policy, which makes it much more simpler to move people between your teams. Similarly additional tooling functionality |
| can help you to manage configuration on application as well as on enterprise level, e.g. providing command line or |
| REST support to access the supported configuration entries, types and values, configuration configModel and more. |
| - If you are writing an application, application component or library you can support configuration using Tamaya by |
| adding it as an optional dependency. If done so your users/customers can use Tamaya to connect their current enterprise |
| configuration infrastructure transparently to your code. As an example you can use Tamaya to read your default |
| configuration files, but since Tamaya is so easily extendable, customers can deploy an additional jar, which then |
| allows them to add their own configuration mechanisms such as databases, datagrids or REST services. |
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| More information on Tamaya can be found on the [homepage of Apache Tamaya](https://tamaya.incubator.apache.org/). |
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| ## Tamaya Extensions |
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| The extensions module contains all currently available and supported extension modules to enhance and use Tamaya more broadly. |
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| ## Building Apache Tamaya Extensions |
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| The Apache Tamaya project is built with [Maven 3](https://maven.apache.org/) and [Java 8](https://java.sun.com/), so you need JDK >=1.8 and a reasonable version of maven |
| installed on your computer. |
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| Then you can build Tamaya extensions via: |
| ``` |
| $ export MAVEN_OPTS="-Xmx512m -XX:PermGenSpace=200m" |
| $ mvn |
| ``` |
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| ### Travis / CI |
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| Apart from integration into ASF CI there's a travis build: |
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| [](https://travis-ci.org/apache/incubator-tamaya-extensions/branches) |
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| Sonarcloud integration: |
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| [](https://sonarcloud.io/dashboard?id=apache_incubator-tamaya-extensions) |
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| HINT! Sonarcloud analysis only works on master branch. |
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