+1 to adding this as a local option. It could be a good stepping stone for
something like Rawlin is suggesting.
On Tue, Mar 16, 2021 at 16:46 Rawlin Peters wrote:
> I don't really see a reason not to provide this option, even if it is
> just local.
>
> However, I could see us using a remote git
I don't really see a reason not to provide this option, even if it is
just local.
However, I could see us using a remote git server to actually
propagate configs to caches. For instance, every server would get its
own branch in the repo, and ORT would periodically pull its server's
branch to get n
@Jonathan_Gray The current PR commits everything in the ATS config
directory. This excludes any config files outside that directory, and
typically includes SSL certificates and keys. This shouldn't be a security
concern, as the git repo is created with the same permissions as the ORT
script. If a u
Also, DS SSL certificate/key data is considered configuration for ATS. Is that
intended to be captured in the git repo, a reference to the riak key version
included, or excluded entirely? If it's excluded, wouldn't that create a gap
in rollbacks?
Jonathan G
On 3/16/21, 3:06 PM, "Eric Fried
It's entirely local. Basically, ORT/t3c is just doing "git init" and "git
commit."
We could make it remote, but that'd be a much larger feature. I'm not sure
how useful remote would be, other than maybe for backups. Because every
server is going to have slightly different config, you wouldn't want
Can you explain more about how the git repo works?
Is it a local repo or a git server somewhere?
How are configs on different servers stored (diff repos, diff branches,
diff directories, etc...)?
It sounds like a useful feature, but I think I'm missing the big picture.
On Tue, Mar 16, 2021, 4:
I'd like to propose adding a feature to ORT/t3c to track config changes in
a git repo.
My plan is to add a flag `--git` with the options yes/no/auto, defaulting
to `auto`. With 'auto' a repo will be committed to if it exists, but not
created. With 'yes' the repo will be created and committed to. W
