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Split mongod and mongos, removed mongodb meta state #60
Split mongod and mongos, removed mongodb meta state #60
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It depends. One approach suggests The other approach suggests I would lean towards 1st option - the README is there for a reason. I'll do some testing during the week. thanks. |
Ok. You'll find in my pull request that I opted for there to be no mongodb.init, and assumed the user would just include the metastates they wanted. So, basically neither of the two things you just said 😆 Oops! |
No problem - If we want a |
I got some time to check the PR now - there are some issues. Here are a few suggestions.
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Good effort - few changes suggested. Once these are addressed we can test further.
@noelmcloughlin , I really want to be able to help with this. I'm going to take some time to learn kitchen and try to understand the testing process better so I don't have to bounce every attempt off of you. |
I don't mind, learning kitchen is not necessary since you can just do testing in a local VM. This is your first stab at Salt so bounce off me all you want. There is saltstack community on Slack too where you can get advice. We're open!! |
Hi @sethcenterbar |
I haven’t made any progress. Go ahead 🙃
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It would be great to get this tested. The improvements in this PR are needed imho. |
replaced by #83 |
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references #56
So.. this is my first stab at it, attempting to follow your comments. I know it's not the most perfect solution, but it was the quickest way to separate them. I'm wondering if it would be best to leave the mongodb metastate as the installation of the server, and then have mongod and mongos simply configure and turn on those services. Thoughts @noelmcloughlin?