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From docker to packaged with existing DB and proxy

Added by Tom Gugel over 1 year ago

Hi,

right now, due to lack of RHEL 9 packages I have a docker instance running, but am using my own external Postgres DB and my own reverse proxy already, as well as a docker build with Gitlab addon.
As RHEL 9 package support is released soon I want to switch to package based. Is there anything I have to take care of specifically?

Should I backup the DB, then install the packages, then add the plugin Gemfile, start the configure process and then restore the DB dump?
Or can I leave the DB as it is and just point to the maintained DB?
What about any settings? Do I have to pull out any settings from the containers or can I use the backup functionality for that and restore this backup actually for package-based?
This is not a 100% clear to me from the docs and I want that to succeed.

Would be very nice if someone could help with that.

Many thanks,
Tom


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