Skip to main content
Lerian SLC is the Lerian-owned settlement rail that clears and settles over Núclea’s SLC across the RSFN. These variables are set at deploy time and require a service restart to take effect. The universal backbone that every Lerian Go service shares — server, datastores, multi-tenancy, telemetry, plugin authentication, and licensing — is documented once in BYOC configuration essentials; this page covers only the variables distinctive to Lerian SLC. In the tables below, the Default / Required column shows the default value; a bold qualifier (e.g. Required, Required in production) marks variables that must be set. means no default. Any variable flagged Sensitive carries credential or key material — inject it from your secret manager at deploy time and never commit a value.

Service and runtime

Lerian SLC exposes /health (liveness) and /readyz (readiness) on the main port, plus /version and /metrics, and — when multi-tenancy is enabled — GET /readyz/tenant/{id}. See Health and readiness for the probe contract.

Núclea REST transport

The online submission channel to Núclea over mutual TLS. Leave NUCLEA_REST_BASE_URL empty to keep the transport unwired.

RSFN inbound consumer

The inbound channel for RSFN messages, plus optional XSD conformance observation.

SFN inbound bus

Ingest of SILOC messages relayed by the SFN bus. The whole family is inert unless SFN_INGEST_ENABLED=true.

Signing sidecar

Lerian SLC signs the SPB security envelope through a stateless signing sidecar so the private key never enters the service process. Custody is selectable per deployment.

Settlement schedule

Lerian SLC gates dispatch to Núclea’s settlement windows and runs a per-tenant schedule worker.
Lerian SLC ships a family of per-driver runtime toggles that opt each settlement flow into the schedule worker — credit and debit dispatch and forward, anticipation, cancellation, status relay, D+1 confirmation, and stuck-operation alerting. Each is a SCHEDULE_*_ENABLED switch that defaults to false and is opted in during homologation once the per-tenant Núclea material is provisioned. Their cadence and batch knobs follow the *_INTERVAL_SEC / *_BATCH_SIZE / *_PAGE_SIZE pattern.

Webhooks

Lerian SLC can deliver settlement events to a subscriber endpoint. In BYOC the client supplies the credential material through their own Kubernetes secret.