A Java program can have debugging set up, through the Java Debug Wire Protocol. This allows a developer to attach to a running program and step through code.
bstopp:puppet-aem has an option that allows an instance to have a debug port. Unfortunately, AEM Curator does not have this option, while it is still calling aem::instance.
We're now able to configure the debug port through the start options (which is there). But it is much sexier to configure this debug port and have it set up automatically. :)
A Java program can have debugging set up, through the Java Debug Wire Protocol. This allows a developer to attach to a running program and step through code.
bstopp:puppet-aem has an option that allows an instance to have a debug port. Unfortunately, AEM Curator does not have this option, while it is still calling aem::instance.
We're now able to configure the debug port through the start options (which is there). But it is much sexier to configure this debug port and have it set up automatically. :)