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Add Server Instance Feature #1450

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Summary

This PR adds server instances to the module.

Additional Context

  • Currently the server_instances define relies on the server class providing a baseline
  • instances with different versions are not possible, except for upgrade scenarios (e.g 13 was managed before, 14 is the new managed version)

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@SimonHoenscheid SimonHoenscheid force-pushed the instances_define branch 4 times, most recently from c8e64a1 to 8b6bb15 Compare June 28, 2023 14:57
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I think this looks good at the moment. Can you maybe add an acceptance test to spin up multiple instances?

acceptance test added

instance directories is now a hash, update example
* postgresql::server::config_entry in postgresql::server::instance::config
* easier path management in postgresql::server::config_entry
* add taget to $pg_hba_conf_defaults
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The code looks good but need more review from postgres experts.

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Looks globally good. I have some concerns about the interface which feels very complex and repetitive but I don't think there is much we can do unfortunately.

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# stop default main instance
postgresql::server::service_ensure: "stopped"
postgresql::server::service_enable: false
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This should go in the above profile rather than in Hiera.

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config_settings:
pg_hba_conf_path: "/opt/pgsql/data/13/test1/pg_hba.conf"
postgresql_conf_path: "/opt/pgsql/data/13/test1/postgresql.conf"
pg_ident_conf_path: "/opt/pgsql/data/13/test1/pg_ident.conf"
datadir: "/opt/pgsql/data/13/test1"
service_name: "postgresql@13-test1"
port: 5433
pg_hba_conf_defaults: false
service_settings:
service_name: "postgresql@13-test1"
service_status: "systemctl status [email protected]"
service_ensure: "running"
service_enable: true
initdb_settings:
auth_local: "peer"
auth_host: "md5"
needs_initdb: true
datadir: "/opt/pgsql/data/13/test1"
encoding: "UTF-8"
lc_messages: "en_US.UTF8"
locale: "en_US.UTF8"
data_checksums: false
group: "postgres"
user: "postgres"
username: "ins_test1"
config_entries:
authentication_timeout:
value: "1min"
comment: "a test"
log_statement_stats:
value: "off"
autovacuum_vacuum_scale_factor:
value: 0.3
databases:
testdb1:
encoding: "UTF8"
locale: "en_US.UTF8"
owner: "dba_test1"
testdb2:
encoding: "UTF8"
locale: "en_US.UTF8"
owner: "dba_test1"
roles:
"ins_test1":
superuser: true
login: true
"dba_test1":
createdb: true
login: true
"app_test1":
login: true
"rep_test1":
replication: true
login: true
"rou_test1":
login: true
pg_hba_rules:
"local all INSTANCE user":
type: "local"
database: "all"
user: "ins_test1"
auth_method: "peer"
order: 1
"local all DB user":
type: "local"
database: "all"
user: "dba_test1"
auth_method: "peer"
order: 2
"local all APP user":
type: "local"
database: "all"
user: "app_test1"
auth_method: "peer"
order: 3
"local all READONLY user":
type: "local"
database: "all"
user: "rou_test1"
auth_method: "peer"
order: 4
"remote all INSTANCE user PGADMIN server":
type: "host"
database: "all"
user: "ins_test1"
address: "192.168.22.131/32"
auth_method: "md5"
order: 5
"local replication INSTANCE user":
type: "local"
database: "replication"
user: "ins_test1"
auth_method: "peer"
order: 6
"local replication REPLICATION user":
type: "local"
database: "replication"
user: "rep_test1"
auth_method: "peer"
order: 7
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These 120 lines of boilerplate are scary 😱

I guess that if it was trivial it would have been done, but just to be sure, we have no way to skip some parameters that feel redundant (e.g. pass a datadir and infer the path to config files, generate the service name based on the instance name, etc)? That would require to change a lot of parameter default values and use the value of previous parameters instead of taking a value directly from params.pp?

"/opt/pgsql/log/13":
ensure: directory
"/opt/pgsql/log/13/test1":
ensure: directory
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Can we place the directory names in an array? This would reduce the number of lines.

Another option would be to make use of the dirtree module and the dirtree type/provider inside the instance defined type.
Using dirtree option should be done in a different PR as this will raise different discussion.

"/opt/pgsql/log/13/test1":
ensure: directory
config_settings:
pg_hba_conf_path: "/opt/pgsql/data/13/test1/pg_hba.conf"
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Here we have to replicate the version in many occasions.
Maybe version should become a hiera data, so it can be reused where needed.
Hardcoding version might make sense, if one is able to install multiple postgresql versions in parallel.

@Ramesh7 Ramesh7 merged commit ef2e9bc into puppetlabs:main Oct 10, 2023
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Puppet::Type.type(:postgresql_conf).provide(:ruby) do
desc 'Set keys, values and comments in a postgresql config file.'
confine kernel: 'Linux'
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(re-adding this comment because I was not reporting it where I though)

This seems to break the module on all non-linux OS:

root@agrajag /usr/home/romain # facter os
{
  architecture => "amd64",
  family => "FreeBSD",
  hardware => "amd64",
  name => "FreeBSD",
  release => {
    branch => "RC4",
    full => "14.0-RC4",
    major => "14",
    minor => "0"
  }
}
root@agrajag /usr/home/romain # puppet agent -t -E romain --tags Postgresql
[...]
Notice: /Stage[main]/Postgresql::Server::Service/Postgresql::Server::Instance::Service[main]/Anchor[postgresql::server::service::begin::main]: Dependency Postgresql_conf[port_for_instance_main] has failures: true
Notice: /Stage[main]/Postgresql::Server::Service/Postgresql::Server::Instance::Service[main]/Anchor[postgresql::server::service::begin::main]: Dependency Postgresql_conf[password_encryption_for_instance_main] has failures: true
Notice: /Stage[main]/Postgresql::Server::Service/Postgresql::Server::Instance::Service[main]/Anchor[postgresql::server::service::begin::main]: Dependency Postgresql_conf[data_directory_for_instance_main] has failures: true
[...]
Error: Could not find a suitable provider for postgresql_conf

vaol pushed a commit to vaol/puppetlabs-postgresql that referenced this pull request Oct 13, 2024
This is the outcome of a large refactoring in puppetlabs#1450 and discussions on IRC and slack. We noticed that the behaviour of `$connect_settings` is currently inconsistent. Sometimes it's preferred over explicity parameters, sometimes not.

Reminder: The idea of `$connect_settings` is to provide a hash with environment variable to tell puppet to manage a remote database instead of a local instance.

One example is: https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-postgresql/blob/93386b48861ff41d5f47033afee592e0506526c5/manifests/server/grant.pp#L80-L86

```
if $port {
  $port_override = $port
} elsif 'PGPORT' in $connect_settings {
  $port_override = undef
} else {
  $port_override = $postgresql::server::port
}
```

Here the local $port parameter is preferred over `$connect_settings`. The problem is that we now cannot set a default in the resource for `$port`. The default is hardcoded to `$postgresql::server::port`. This becomes. Other classes handle it in a different way:

https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-postgresql/blob/93386b48861ff41d5f47033afee592e0506526c5/manifests/server/database.pp#L41-L46

```
if 'PGPORT' in $connect_settings {
  $port_override = undef
} else {
  $port_override = $port
}
```

Here `$connct_settings` is checked first. It defaults to an empty hash.
If `PGPORT` isn't in it, `$port` is used. The logic is shorter and
enables us to expose $port as a parameter with a default value. With
this approach users can decide if they pass `$port` or
`$connect_settings`.

At the moment the remote database support is broken because the logic to
parse `$connect_settings` isn't consistent. The goal of this PR is to
unify the logic and prefer `$connect_settings` if it's provided by the
user.
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