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When a server starts up and claims it's using cluster configuration, it will get these above 3 things from the connected locator and use them to configure its own cache and runtime environment (on top of its own properties) based on the cluster group it belongs to. So if you would like your attributes to be managed by cluster configuration, you can consider either first decide which one of these those three types of attributes . In this article, we can talk about how to add elements to each of them.it is. Making it part of the cluster.xml or part of the runtime geode configuration are usually the first thing you have to decide. 

Add Element to Cluster.xml

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This needs to be Geode property that can be altered after the cache is created. . Gfsh command "alter runtime" is managing these attributes. So if you add a runtime property, you will need to update that command to manage it.

Add Code in Deployed Jars

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