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The last test run should have been green, but somehow the container has crashed/stopped? Could someone try and re-run the last test run to see if it was an issue in the GitHub runner?
@HofmeisterAn I managed to re-run the tests- looks like an intermittent issue in GitHub actions. The tests are green now, and I've been using this code in my integration tests already
Let me know if anything else is needed to have this merged
Thank you for the pull request 🙏. I will try to test and review it in the coming days. I am aware there are a couple of module pull requests waiting to be reviewed. I have not forgotten them; I am addressing them one by one, prioritizing potential bugs and features that benefit the base library.
No rush, thank you very much @HofmeisterAn!
What does this PR do?
Adding an option to initialise MongoDb as a single node replica set.
To do this we need a keyfile generated with limited permissions, and add a wait strategy which will initialise the replica set on startup
Why is it important?
Some application would expect the Mongo server to be running in a replica set to improve resiliency, and would set read/write strategies on their commands, which will fail if a replica set is not initialised.
Related issues
There is already an open discussion about it, with some suggestions but no working solution. This PR provides a working implementation and closes #1154
How to test this PR
The single node replica set should behave mostly the same as a single mongo instance.
When running in a replica set, you can also call
rs
commands to get the status of the replica set.e.g. the
rs.status()
command will display the status of the replica set.