[Crowbar] [SPAM] RE: postgresql support
Gregory_Althaus at Dell.com
Gregory_Althaus at Dell.com
Wed Mar 28 09:28:51 CDT 2012
So, yes, this is where I want to head. The provider method is really good.
I'd love a new database resource that takes the database barclamp name and type and uses that to wrap the common similar calls to the other databases. This way the database users just have the functions and don't care what they really get underneath.
Thanks,
Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: crowbar-bounces On Behalf Of Ralf Haferkamp
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2012 9:12 AM
To: crowbar
Subject: [Crowbar] postgresql support
Hi,
I am currently trying to figure out ways for adding support to deploy openstack with PostgreSQL used as the database for keystone, glance etc.
For that I created a basic PostgreSQL barclamp (based on the postgresql cookbook in https://github.com/opscode/cookbooks).
However, I'd like to avoid bloating the barclamps that currently use the mysql_database chef-resource for e.g. creating databases (such as keystone, glance, nove and dashboard) with too many
if node[:keystone][:sql_engine] == "postgresql"
branches to call the new postgresql_database chef-resource I created.
One way to achieve that seems to be to create a new resource say "openstack_database" that provides the needed actions (e.g. create_db,
create_user) and create two separate providers for that resource (openstack_postgresqldb and openstack_mysqldb), which would just map to the specific resources from the mysql and postgresql cookbooks. That way it should be possible to make large parts of the current mysql specific code independent of the actually used database implementation by replacing the mysql_database invocations with calls to openstack_database (+ setting the "provider" attribute to the correct implementation). Does that make sense? Are there better ways to achieve this?
regards,
Ralf
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