feat: Added support to plugin an external sql database #134
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Signed-off-by: Tom Meadows <[email protected]>
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I have pushed a rebase of this to https://github.com/grugnog/evryfs-helm-charts/tree/cloudsql-support
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I have added support to plug in an external database, hopefully in a way that is relatively universal.
My use case was to be able to use Google Cloud SQL, which can be achieved by adding a sidecar container to the API deployment called Cloud SQL Auth Proxy.
To make this generic and easy for people to configure for other use cases, I have:
postgresqlfield todatabaseto make more generic. Technically, dependency track supports other databases (e.g. MySQL)internalandexternalfields for users trying to split the database out to an external database (e.g. Google Cloud SQL)