Has anyone configured OSC 11 with ErChef and Postgres on different hosts?
I’ve managed to get them installed on separate hosts, but now i’m running
into some db connection problems…
i’m not a postgresql wizard, but for remote auth don’t i need to configure
pg_ident?
Has anyone configured OSC 11 with ErChef and Postgres on different hosts?
I've managed to get them installed on separate hosts, but now i'm running into some db connection problems...
i'm not a postgresql wizard, but for remote auth don't i need to configure pg_ident?
I haven't run a setup as your are describing, but it should be possible. In your gist you did not provide the /etc/chef-server/chef-server.rb of your two servers. The way I would attempt this is:
Install chef-server via omnibus on both servers. Use the /etc/chef-server/chef-server.rb config file to disable all services except for postgresql on one. On the other, disable postgresql and adjust postgresql config (vip) to point at other box.
That is a bit of a different setup then i tried. I tried to do one of the
nodes with bootstrap = off, which seems like a bad idea. Oh, and it seems
like pgsql auth was working and it ended up being auth with rabbit. i'm
assuming with boostrap off the user and vhost didnt get created.
On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 10:16 AM, Seth Falcon seth@opscode.com wrote:
Has anyone configured OSC 11 with ErChef and Postgres on different hosts?
I've managed to get them installed on separate hosts, but now i'm
running into some db connection problems...
i'm not a postgresql wizard, but for remote auth don't i need to
configure pg_ident?
I haven't run a setup as your are describing, but it should be possible.
In your gist you did not provide the /etc/chef-server/chef-server.rb of
your two servers. The way I would attempt this is:
Install chef-server via omnibus on both servers. Use the
/etc/chef-server/chef-server.rb config file to disable all services except
for postgresql on one. On the other, disable postgresql and adjust
postgresql config (vip) to point at other box.
seth
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