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README.md

cookbook-ultron

Deploys ClickHouse and prepares server for an AirByte deployment (kicked off manually by DevOps, see below)

Clickhouse

Deploys ClickHouse using config file found in ./templates/config

AirByte

Due to AirByte not supporting a sane deployment method, docker-compose is required for deployment, due to time constraints this will remain a manual deployment step but be well documented in this README.md file.

Installation Steps

Following the installation of ClickHouse, Docker and docker-compose will be installed.

AirBytes Git Repo will be cloned to /opt/airbyte and kept up to date on each Chef Run, this is a reletively expensive operation but the documentation suggests this is the recommended method.

The Application should be launched, manually, using docker-compose up -d from the cloned directory. This will need to be tested to confirm it survives server restarts.

NOTE

Monitoring of AirByte will be critical to the success of this application. We need to figure out a good method for determining application availability.

Due to DockerHub limits, rate limiting COULD occur, hopefully not, but be mindful. If it does, you'll just have to wait a few hours and retry.