Thanks Mike! I’ll try that. I hadn’t tried the other way yet.
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I agree with @daviddavis. I think the installer would benefit from docs on how
to configure django-storages for S3 and Azure
Hi David,
Thanks! Yes I’m talking about Django-storage packages.
-Sheldon
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I agree with @daviddavis. I think the installer would benefit from docs on
how to configure django-storages for S3 and Azure as basic examples. I
think the process is roughly:
1) Make sure the pulpcore[azure] pip extras is installed in the
virtualenv:
To clarify, you're talking about having to install the django-storages
packages[0]?
I don't know if this exists today in the installer (maybe someone from the
pulp_installer team can confirm) but it would be great to have support for
setting up pulp to use non-fs storage backends.
With using
Hi,
I see instructions for using pip to install storage back ends. I'm wondering
if there is any way to install the storage back ends using ansible. If I have
used ansible to install pulp3 are there any tricks (or dangers) I need to know
when using pip to install the storage back ends?
