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Documentation for database abstraction #11

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leenaars opened this issue Feb 28, 2018 · 6 comments
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Documentation for database abstraction #11

leenaars opened this issue Feb 28, 2018 · 6 comments
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Documentation request

There is no documentation yet for the database abstraction.
One may notice a database target and a db-server target for every service created with nixcloud, but it is not yet clear how to add anything to them.
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aszlig commented Mar 1, 2018

Does this help?

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leenaars commented Mar 2, 2018 •
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Thanks @aszlig, that is already very helpful to get a basic understanding. Thanks! Some of the options might not really clear for implementers yet, e.g. what do they need to do with SO_PEERCRED, socketPath, etc.
Will you be adding some examples how one would approach say a 'classic' LAMP application?

Note that a normal user like me would have looked for this in the documentation folder (/documentation).

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aszlig commented Mar 2, 2018

@leenaars: Hm, you're right, /documentation is probably better, I'll move it.

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web/services/README: Move to documentation/
433ab9c 
My initial thought would be that developers would find this README in
the services directory and it's displayed directly when browsing that
directory on GitHub.

However, I think most users would probably look into documentation to
find these things and not browse the services directory on GitHub.

If we still want it to show up in services/, we could still do a symlink
I guess (not sure whether GitHub would display it correctly).

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Issue: #11
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aszlig commented Mar 2, 2018

@leenaars: The reference on SO_PEERCRED is because it's used for authenticating users on UNIX sockets, but I guess that's just a technical detail and it probably shouldn't be emphasized so much.

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qknight commented Mar 7, 2018

i've basically updated all documentations in https://github.com/nixcloud/nixcloud-webservices and i will finish with the database related parts soon.

aszlig added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 10, 2018
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doc: Mark SO_PEERCRED as a technical detail
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As @Leenars writes in [1]:

> Some of the options might not really clear for implementers yet, e.g.
> what do they need to do with SO_PEERCRED, socketPath, etc.

[1]: #11 (comment)

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aszlig commented Apr 10, 2018

@leenaars: Improved the documentation a bit more, see 894e69f and ba8ae62.

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