Read this first! This forum is for discussing issues related to computer hardware for Moodle, as well as comparing notes on Moodle's performance under load.FreeNAS is the simplest way to create a centralized and easily accessible place for your data. FreeNAS is an operating system that can be installed on virtually any hardware platform to share data over a network.It will take a few minutes to download all of the necessary Docker containers. You will then be redirected to start CircleCI and view the Management Console Dashboard. For more information on safe/unsafe types read our Build Artifacts guidance.Īfter agreeing to the License Agreement and saving your settings, select Restart Now from the popup. The Artifacts setting allows you to override this protection. This is to protect users from uploading, and potentially executing malicious content. By default, CircleCI Server only allows approved types to be served. For more on this read our Custom Metics guide.ĭistributed Tracing is used in our support bundles, and settings should remain set to default unless a change is requested by CircleCI Support.Īrtifacts persist data after a job is completed, and may be used for longer-term storage of your build process outputs. Set to false if you would like to terminate the Services box automatically when your installation is shut downĬustom Metrics are an alternative to Cloudwatch and Datadog metrics, you can also customize the metrics you receive through Telegraf. Protect the services instance from API termination. Set to 0 to disable automated installation on Services BoxĪdd/Remove ability to forcefully destroy S3 bucket when your installation is shut down Provisions a nomad cluster for CircleCi Server v2.xĮnable creating a Route53 route for the Services box Instance type for the nomad clients (2.0 builders). Instance type for the 1.0 builder machines. Instance type for the centralized services box. Refer to the AWS Amazon EC2 Instance Types guide for details, and read our guidance in the System Requirements document. To increase the number of concurrent CircleCI jobs that each Nomad client can run, modify section 2 of the terraform.tfvars file to specify a larger nomad_client_instance_type. By default, the value specified in the terraform.tfvars file for Nomad clients is m5.2xlarge (8 vCPUs, 32GB RAM). Specify the instance type to use for your Nomad clients. 1.0 builders are disabled by default in section 3. If you plan to use 1.0 builders, specify a circle_secret_passphrase in section 2, replacing … with alpha numeric characters, if not, leave it as is. Open terraform.tfvars in an editor and fill in appropriate AWS values for section 1. Run make init to initialize a terraform.tfvars file (your previous terraform.tfvars if any, will be backed up in the same directory). Run terraform init to initialize your working directory. Go to the top directory of the enterprise-setup repo on your local machine.

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