Deploy without a CF #77
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This is a great bosh MySQL release that might not always be deployed alongisde a CloudFoundry. All CF components are still in the release, but we want to create a manifest that disables them without breaking the deployment. The mysql-stub-spiff-3-node.yml can be used on a clean bosh-lite, without any CF and it will just work. We'll try this on AWS next and come back with manifest additions if required. Also relates to cloudfoundry-attic/cf-mysql-acceptance-tests#2
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Hey gerhard! Thanks for submitting this pull request! I'm here to inform the recipients of the pull request that you've already signed the CLA. |
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We have created an issue in Pivotal Tracker to manage this. You can view the current status of your issue at: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/101289488. |
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Hi @gerhard, by coincidence we had just started working on this feature before we saw your PR. You can see these stories here and here. However, in our stories we assumed that the number of broker instances would be set to 0 rather than making the broker standalone. Would that be a problem for your use case, or do you need the brokers to be available? We would hate for you to think that the effort you put into this was wasted, and we want to emphasize how much we appreciate contributions to our open-source projects. We apologize for not keeping you in the loop when we started working on this feature. |
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Closing; please let us know if there's something that we've missed that you feel is important. Otherwise, we'll be making progress on this, so stay tuned! Marco Nicosia |
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As long as this bosh release can be deployed without CF, I honestly don't mind how that's achieved. Looking forward to having this feature land in a future stable release. |
This is a great bosh MySQL release that might not always be deployed alongside a CloudFoundry. All CF components are still in the release, but we want to create a manifest that disables them without breaking the deployment.
The mysql-stub-spiff-3-node.yml can be used on a clean bosh-lite, without any CF. We'll try this on AWS next and come back with manifest additions if required.
Also relates to cloudfoundry-attic/cf-mysql-acceptance-tests#2