BSL CFG Requirements

Rqmt ID	Title	Description	Rationale	Verification
BSL-CFG-1-0	Runtime Configuration	The BSL shall establish a catalog of settings that users may configure at run-time.	Settings configuring runtime settings, such as max blocks per bundle, max extension block size, max concurrent security operations, and memory/disk space allocations.	Test
BSL-CFG-2-0	Setting Configuration Items	The BSL shall allow parameterization via configuration files and environment variables.	Different deployments may favor certain mechanisms for setting the configuration. The BSL should identify the relative prioritization among them.	Test
BSL-CFG-3-0	Showing Build Information	The BSL shall embed build information into runtime artifacts	Helps system administrators or other users confirm the build revision and its build settings.	Test
BSL-CFG-4-0	Version Identification	The BSL shall embed version into the executable, and be identified when running the application.	This is used to provide insight into the BSL version for users.	Test
BSL-CFG-5-0	Compile-time Configuration	The BSL shall provide a catalog of configurable compile-time items.	This may include items such as debug mode, telemetry or logging libraries.	Test
BSL-CFG-6-0	Run-time Configuration	The BSL shall provide a catalog of configurable run-time items.	This may include items such as “maximum bundle size”, “max concurrent transactions”, and timeouts and watchdog values.	Test
BSL-CFG-7-0	Command-line Configuration	The BSL shall support parameterization by compiler command line arguments and configuration files.	Configuration items may be given either through the command-line or in configuration file, not both.	Test