Hey guys! I need a little help here. I've installed a Go Agent in a Mac OS X and set the Go Server as 127.0.0.1 . I would like to change the IP after initial setup. In linux it's pretty easy but I can't find a way to change it on OSX. Reinstalling the agent doesn't seem to work either. Any tips?
arvindsv
I think this should be documented better. The file com.thoughtworks.studios.cruise.agent.properties in ~/Library/Preferences/ should have that information. The file is mentioned in the documentation (http://www.go.cd/documentation/user/current/ins...) but doesn't say what it has. The new documentation (there is a pull request for it: http://ketanpkr.in/go.cd-documentation/user
/current/installation/install/agent/osx.html) is a little better but still doesn't say it. I'll ask for this to be mentioned.
Thanks! It working now. You've saved my day! Twice... :-)
arvindsv
:) You're welcome.
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chroto
hey folks. my ops team is looking into gocd and we were wondering what config management looked like
we've been a little burned from jenkins lack of config management or job / project templating as a first class feature
anyone mind giving me a rundown on what config mangement for pipelines in gocd looks like? can we reuse pipeline components or template them out in some way?
so ... do people write scripts to automatically deploy a new go.cd server? the directory structure of it makes it a bit of a pain for me to do that, just want to hear. or is this a thing people just do by hand like a snowflake?
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papercode
gchristensen: there is a chef cookbook that gets you most of the way there
you can write a wrapper to configure the other bits (ldap/passwords/pipeline configs/etc.)
gchristensen
ah excellent, thank you
papercode
there's also a puppet module, though not being a puppet person i haven't used it