docs: note that an absent systemrealm.cfg intentionally hangs startup#47
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After the system-realm activation-order fix, SystemBasedRealm is a mandatory Declarative Services dependency. When pnnl.goss.core.security.systemrealm.cfg is absent the realm never publishes, the mandatory reference never binds, and startup hangs with no broker. Document this fail-closed behavior in the production deployment troubleshooting guide so operators read the hang as a missing-config signal, not a platform bug.
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What
Adds a production-deployment troubleshooting note: after the system-realm activation-order fix (#1882),
SystemBasedRealmis a mandatory Declarative Services dependency declared withConfigurationPolicy.REQUIRE. Whenpnnl.goss.core.security.systemrealm.cfgis absent, the realm never publishes, the mandatory reference never binds, and startup hangs with no broker.Why
This is intentional fail-closed behavior (no insecure broker starts), but it presents as a silent hang with no obvious error. The note lets operators read the hang as a missing-config signal rather than a platform bug, with the remedy (ensure the cfg is present and mounted).
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Follows the #1882 fix. Tracking #40.