Setting the default active profile in Spring-boot

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I want my default active profile to be production if -Dspring profiles active is not set   I tried the following in my application properties but it did t work   spring profiles default production   Spring-boot version   1 3 5 RELEASE

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Currently using Maven   Spring Boot  Our solution was the following   application properties   spring profiles active    comment out or remove   securityConfig java   Value   spring profiles active  default profile name     private String ACTIVE PROFILE NAME    Credit starts with MartinMlima  Similar answer provided here   How do you get current active default Environment profile programmatically in Spring

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I do it this way      System setProperty  spring profiles default    dev      in the very beginning of main

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First of all  with the solution below  is necessary to understand that always the spring boot will read the application properties file  So the other s profile files only will complement and replace the properties defined before   Considering the follow files   application properties application-qa properties application-prod properties   1  Very important  The application properties  and just this file  must have the follow line   spring profiles active  spring profiles active    2  Change what you want in the QA and PROD configuration files to see the difference between the environments   3  By command line  start the spring boot app with any of this options   It will start the app with the default application properties file   mvn spring-boot run   It will load the default application properties file and after the application-qa properties file  replacing and or complementing the default configuration   mvn spring-boot run -Dspring profiles active qa   The same here but with the production environment instead of QA   mvn spring-boot run -Dspring profiles active prod

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you can also have multiple listings in the  Profile annotation  Profile   quot dev quot   quot default quot     If you set  quot default quot  as an additional value  you don t have to specify spring profiles active

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Put this in the App java   public static void main String   args  throws UnknownHostException       SpringApplication app   new SpringApplication App class       SimpleCommandLinePropertySource source   new SimpleCommandLinePropertySource args       if   source containsProperty  spring profiles active    amp  amp               System getenv   containsKey  SPRING PROFILES ACTIVE               app setAdditionalProfiles  production                      This is how it is done in JHipster

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In AWS LAMBDA   For   sam local you add the following line in your sam template yml file   Resources     FunctionName         Properties             Environment                 Variables                    SPRING PROFILES ACTIVE  local   But in AWS Console  in your Lambda Environment variables just add   KEY JAVA TOOL OPTIONS VALUE -Dspring profiles active dev

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We to faced similar issue while setting spring profiles active in java   This is what we figured out in the end  after trying four different ways of providing spring profiles active   In java-8    java --spring profiles active dev -jar my-service jar Gives unrecognized --spring profiles active option      java -jar my-service jar --spring profiles active dev   This works fine     java -Dspring profiles active dev -jar my-service jar   This works fine     java -jar my-service jar -Dspring profiles active dev   This doesn t works   In java-11    java --spring profiles active dev -jar my-service jar Gives unrecognized --spring profiles active option      java -jar my-service jar --spring profiles active dev   This doesn t works     java -Dspring profiles active dev -jar my-service jar   This works fine     java -jar my-service jar -Dspring profiles active dev   This doesn t works   NOTE  If you re specifying spring profiles active in your application properties file then make sure you provide spring config location or spring config additional-location option to java accordingly as mentioned above

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If you are using AWS Lambda with SprintBoot   then you must declare the following under environment variables   key  JAVA TOOL OPTIONS  amp  value  -Dspring profiles active dev

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What you are doing here is setting the default default profile  the profile that is used on any bean if you don t specify the  Profile annotation  to be production   What you actually need to do is set the default active profile  which is done like this   spring profiles active production

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add --spring profiles active production  Example   java -jar file jar --spring profiles active production

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Try this   PropertySource  quot classpath   spring profiles active production  file properties quot

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The neat way to do this without changing your source code each time is to use the OS environment variable SPRING PROFILES ACTIVE  export SPRING PROFILES ACTIVE production  how-to-set-active-spring-profiles

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One can have separate application properties files according to the environment  if Spring Boot application is being created  For example - properties file for dev environment  application-dev properties   spring hivedatasource url  lt hive dev data source url gt  spring hivedatasource username dev spring hivedatasource password dev spring hivedatasource driver-class-name org apache hive jdbc HiveDriver   application-test properties   spring hivedatasource url  lt hive dev data source url gt  spring hivedatasource username test spring hivedatasource password test spring hivedatasource driver-class-name org apache hive jdbc HiveDriver   And a primary application properties file to select the profile   application properties   spring profiles active dev server tomcat max-threads   10 spring application name sampleApp   Define the DB Configuration as below    Configuration  ConfigurationProperties prefix  spring hivedatasource   public class DBConfig         Profile  dev        Qualifier  hivedatasource        Primary      Bean     public DataSource devHiveDataSource             System out println  DataSource bean created for Dev            return new BasicDataSource                Profile  test        Qualifier  hivedatasource        Primary      Bean     public DataSource testHiveDataSource             System out println  DataSource bean created for Test            return new BasicDataSource            This will automatically create the BasicDataSource bean according to the active profile set in application properties file  Run the Spring-boot application and test   Note that this will create an empty bean initially until getConnection   is called  Once the connection is available you can get the url  driver-class  etc  using that DataSource bean

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If you re using maven I would do something like this   Being production your default profile    lt properties gt       lt activeProfile gt production lt  activeProfile gt   lt  properties gt    And as an example of other profiles    lt profiles gt       lt  --Your default profile    selected if none specified-- gt       lt profile gt           lt id gt production lt  id gt           lt activation gt               lt activeByDefault gt true lt  activeByDefault gt           lt  activation gt           lt properties gt               lt activeProfile gt production lt  activeProfile gt           lt  properties gt       lt  profile gt        lt  --Profile 2-- gt       lt profile gt           lt id gt development lt  id gt           lt properties gt               lt activeProfile gt development lt  activeProfile gt           lt  properties gt       lt  profile gt        lt  --Profile 3-- gt       lt profile gt           lt id gt otherprofile lt  id gt           lt properties gt               lt activeProfile gt otherprofile lt  activeProfile gt           lt  properties gt       lt  profile gt   lt profiles gt    In your application properties you ll have to set   spring profiles active  activeProfile    This works for me every time  hope it solves your problem

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