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is it possible to start bitbucket with readonly database?

kiran jonnalagadda
kiran jonnalagadda
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June 25, 2019

We want to setup a failover instance where bitbucket should start with database user having only read rights

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June 26, 2019

Not really. There are a lot of operations that are done in the background that need to be able to write to the db (ldap user provisioning being one of them). Have you considered using Datacenter? That would allow you have multiple nodes (both active and standby). 

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kiran jonnalagadda
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June 26, 2019

Yes Daniel we are using data center instance. just want to be clear, is it any different from server instance in the sense of using database with read only permissions?

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