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2018-12-07T19:14:58Z

Flags

2018-12-07T19:14:24Z

Passing credentials via the host file

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	[staging:vars]		[staging:vars]
	db_primary_host=~~quebec~~.example.com		db_primary_host=orangered.example.com
	db_primary_port=5432		db_primary_port=5432
	db_name=widget_staging		db_name=widget_staging

2018-12-07T19:11:45Z

Passing credentials via the host file

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	This information can be properly distributed by using groups, and assigning different variable values for each different group.		This information can be properly distributed by using groups, and assigning different variable values for each different group.

	Specifically, things break down best by environment (vagrant, staging, and production). Here's what ~~that~~ looks like:		Specifically, things break down best by environment (vagrant, staging, and production).

			Here's what the Vagrant hosts file looks like, grouping by environment:

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2018-12-07T18:17:14Z

Setup

2018-11-08T19:21:40Z

Flags

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 [[Category:RabbitMQ]]
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2018-11-08T18:07:38Z

Passing credentials via the host file

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	* Postgres primary must have hostname, port, username, password of replica Postgres server (production only)		* Postgres primary must have hostname, port, username, password of replica Postgres server (production only)

	~~It makes the most sense to provide this~~ information for each different environment (vagrant, staging, and production)~~, so here is~~ what that looks like:		This information can be properly distributed by using groups, and assigning different variable values for each different group.

			Specifically, things break down best by environment (vagrant, staging, and production). Here's what that looks like:

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	rabbitmq_host=pennsylvania.example.com		rabbitmq_host=pennsylvania.example.com
	rabbitmq_port=5672		rabbitmq_port=5672


	[staging:vars]		[staging:vars]
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	db_user=widgetuser		db_user=widgetuser
	db_password=L@4Ryz8cRUXedj		db_password=L@4Ryz8cRUXedj
	rabbitmq_host=~~quebec~~.example.com		rabbitmq_host=redblue.example.com
	rabbitmq_port=5672		rabbitmq_port=5672

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	rabbitmq_port=5672		rabbitmq_port=5672
	</pre>		</pre>

	~~This is a section of the Ansible hosts file.~~

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2018-11-08T18:05:47Z

Passing credentials via the host file

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	rabbitmq_port=5672		rabbitmq_port=5672
	</pre>		</pre>

			This is a section of the Ansible hosts file.

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2018-11-07T23:00:49Z

Ansible hosts file

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 {{Main|Ansible/Hosts}}
 Using the information given above about the architecture, we have the following hosts file for our Django app:
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 In this way, we've defined which machines are in each of the 3 environments (production, staging, vagrant) and which one runs which service.
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2018-11-07T22:54:58Z

Ansible hosts file

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	==Ansible hosts file==		==Ansible hosts file==

	{{Main\|Ansible/~~Groups~~}}		{{Main\|Ansible/Hosts}}

	Using the information given above about the architecture, we have the following hosts file for our Django app:		Using the information given above about the architecture, we have the following hosts file for our Django app:

2018-11-07T17:36:09Z

Flags

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	In this way, we've defined which machines are in each of the 3 environments (production, staging, vagrant) and which one runs which service.		In this way, we've defined which machines are in each of the 3 environments (production, staging, vagrant) and which one runs which service.

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