Scrum Call Tues July 21

[jasonmimick]

1st scrum call -- whooopie!! :)

Jumped into going through Sani's list of issues. Here are main todos:

• [x] why isn't database name in binding, spring music doesn't work

• [x] how can we specify the name of the database to use by default for adding to the connection string as the database to connect to when calling bind? tracking in https://github.com/jasonmimick/atlas-osb/issues/40

• [x] delete is not deleting everything - reopened this ticket and working on it: https://github.com/jasonmimick/atlas-osb/issues/17

• [x] show example how to set the mongodb version

[jasonmimick]

Here's an example of how to set the MongoDB version on a service. This same command should work for both create and update service.

cf update-service <SERVICE_NAME> -c '{ "cluster": { "mongoDBMajorVersion": "4.0" } }'

[tanjoht]

@jasonmimick the create/update service while specifying a specific version has issues. It creates the cluster successfully, but the cf create-service operations hangs in the "create in progress" state. On mongo atlas, i can see that the cluster has been created successfully, but there are no database users (unexpected).

[jasonmimick]

Hi @tanjoht -

Thanks, we will investigate. Is for the sample_basic.yml.tpl ? It would also help to see your exact command, for example did you get this error trying the example in the comment above or did you change the plan?

In general - plan, command, and then logs from cf logs <your-broker-app> are basic things we need for issues.

Thanks-

[tanjoht]

Plan: name: replica-m10 description: This is the Basic Plan template for 1 project, 1 cluster, 1 dbuser, and 1 secure connection. free: true apiKey: {{ mustToJson (index .credentials.Orgs (default "" .org_id)) }} project: name: {{ .instance_name }} desc: Created from a template orgId: cluster: name: {{ .instance_name }} providerBackupEnabled: {{ default "true" .backups }} providerSettings: providerName: {{ default "AZURE" .provider }} instanceSizeName: {{ default "M10" .instance_size }} regionName: {{ default "US_EAST_2" .region }} labels:

• key: Infrastructure Tool value: MongoDB Atlas Service Broker databaseUsers:
  • username: {{ default "test-user" .username }} password: {{ default "test-password" .password }} databaseName: {{ default "default" .auth_db }} roles:
  • roleName: {{ default "readWrite" .role }} databaseName: {{ default "default" .role_db }} ipWhitelists:
  • ipAddress: "0.0.0.0/1" comment: "everything"
  • ipAddress: "128.0.0.0/1" comment: "everything"

command: cf create-service mongodb-atlas-template replica-m10 atlas-replica-m10-test4 -c '{"cluster":{"mongoDBMajorVersion":"4.0"}}'

running the command the first time errors: Service broker error: POST https://cloud.mongodb.com/api/atlas/v1.0/groups/5f1858f6575ad654e60364bc/databaseUsers: 400 (request "Bad Request") Database name invalid. Users can only be created on the admin database. FAILED

re-running the command the second time is successful

I can see the cluster created on mongodb atlas, but the task is stuck in creating service in progress for a long time.

[leo-ri]

about Spring Music application (current version does not support mongo+srv protocol) : 1) if VCAP_SERVICES has URI = connectionString (master version) - It doesn't work 2) if VCAP_SERVICES has database field - it doesn't work 3) if VCAP_SERVICES has connectionString with mongo protocol - it doesn't work 4) if VCAP_SERVICES has URI with mongo protocol - it works if we have to USE spring automation then we should change URI to full Mongo protocol

[tanjoht]

Here's an example of how to set the MongoDB version on a service. This same command should work for both create and update service.

cf update-service <SERVICE_NAME> -c '{ "cluster": { "mongoDBMajorVersion": "4.0" } }'

is there a issue to track this? it is stuck on "create in progress"