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Support for username and password #1
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Hi, Victor! I'm glad you find this cartridge useful! Most people would use this cartridge for simple, non-critical projects in a free gear, and the free gears aren't accepting external connections anyway (except through Basically the only things that can connect to the MongoDB instance are:
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Thanks for the tip. I am currently just evaluating the platform. I don't One more thing -- from my rhc ssh shell I can't use the On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 10:26 AM, Ionut-Cristian Florescu <
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A full MongoDB installation would take up lots of space, over 250 MB last time I checked, and if you're using a standard OpenShift cartridge this could become a problem. That's why I'm only keeping To directly connect to the server MongoDB instance you'll have to use |
@icflorescu What do you think about this tutorial for sharing a database across apps/gears: It seems like there is a way to connect to ports other than 80/8080 however I'm not seeing any mention of this in the cartridge building documentation |
Hi. I am very new to OpenShift and was getting errors in their mongodb-2.4 cartridge so I am trying your 2.6 cartridge. It fixed my site so now it works. Thanks!
But, the default OpenShift mongodb cartridge sets itself up with a username and password by default which are populated in environment variables.
Is there a way to get a username and password on the database, and have it set up by default?
Or is a password unnecessary because of how OpenShift sandboxes gears?
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