e58007c9c4
fix pep8 syntax (H904 Wrap long lines in parentheses instead of a backslash).
fix two regressions in test_os_svc_daemon.py introduced by
Ibd491881d79160ad1457526d51512f5fc1cf9ea5:
- ensure os-svc-daemon won't try to write in /etc/os-logging by passing
the “-l” extra parameter.
- fix the test_standard_upstart test from test_os_svc_daemon.py to
match the expected outpout.
Change-Id: I113504947d126e9d91409f97f8291d5b8fc15c42
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README.md
This element contains code common for mysql and mariadb elements, make sure you include once of them when including this element.
TODO: auto-tune settings based on host resources or metadata service.
Configuration
Users will be created if Heat Metadata is passed in under the 'mysql.create-users' section. For example:
mysql:
create-users:
- username: dbuser1
database: somedb
userhandle:
Ref: SomeWaitConditionHandle
This will cause mysql to create the user 'dbuser1' if it does not exist, and grant it all privileges on somedb. If no 'database' parameter is supplied, the user will be given access to all databases. It will have a random password generated and passed to the WaitConditionHandle with the key of the username, and password as the data. A password can also be given for the user like this:
mysql:
create-users:
- username: dbuser2
database: somedb
password: abcdefg12345
If a userhandle is also given with the password, it will be passed to the wait condition handle in the same manner.
Privileges may be restricted for the user like so:
mysql:
create-users:
- username: dbuser2
database: somedb
password: abcdefg12345
privilege: "USAGE, SELECT"