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fix reference to contribsys values #255
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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Make sure that: | |||
* You have previously `ssh`-ed into all servers. | |||
* NOTE: If you are unsure about this, run `bin/sdr check_ssh -e [qa|stage|prod]` and watch the output for any errors! | |||
* NOTE: if you run `bin/sdr check_cocina`, you may need to ensure that you have the contribsys gem credentials available for google-books to install the sidekiq-pro gem locally (the credential is already on our deploy target VMs). | |||
* You can get the env variable name and value from the README in shared_configs for google-books-prod (not in google-books-stage or -qa) | |||
* The credentials are set via puppet from values stored in vault. | |||
* NOTE: You *may* invoke the `bin/` scripts via `bundle exec`. |
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I couldn't track down where it is in vault though (or I don't have permissions to see it)
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looks like i don't have permission either, but the various vault paths to try are explained here (i always have to refer back to this since i use vault infrequently enough to forget between uses): https://consul.stanford.edu/display/systeam/Vault+for+Developers
might link that doc?
alternatively, you could suggest something more circuitous: look in puppet for the env var name for a VM that uses that value, ssh to the VM, ksu
or ssh
to the app user account, print the env var value, and then use that.
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good suggestions...updated readme
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Make sure that: | |||
* You have previously `ssh`-ed into all servers. | |||
* NOTE: If you are unsure about this, run `bin/sdr check_ssh -e [qa|stage|prod]` and watch the output for any errors! | |||
* NOTE: if you run `bin/sdr check_cocina`, you may need to ensure that you have the contribsys gem credentials available for google-books to install the sidekiq-pro gem locally (the credential is already on our deploy target VMs). | |||
* You can get the env variable name and value from the README in shared_configs for google-books-prod (not in google-books-stage or -qa) | |||
* The credentials are set via puppet from values stored in vault. | |||
* NOTE: You *may* invoke the `bin/` scripts via `bundle exec`. |
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looks like i don't have permission either, but the various vault paths to try are explained here (i always have to refer back to this since i use vault infrequently enough to forget between uses): https://consul.stanford.edu/display/systeam/Vault+for+Developers
might link that doc?
alternatively, you could suggest something more circuitous: look in puppet for the env var name for a VM that uses that value, ssh to the VM, ksu
or ssh
to the app user account, print the env var value, and then use that.
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Why was this change made?
I think there is a statement in the README that is now false. Made it true.