On Windows, (hyper-v vm, Win 10 Pro), downloaded and installed Bamboo, took the recommended default embedded database. Using GIT for the source code repository, on the same VM\system.
Now, I am trying to create a Project\Plan. I am using 'File:///..." as the URL. The user name\password is only for https and SSH protocol, so, I am trying 'Use shared credentials'. I have no shared credentials yet, so I tried to create one. I get error message box "the embedded DB health check has failed" further info shows "You'r using Bamboo with an HSQL database for evaluation. The DB type is not supported on production environments'."
I do not understand, how do I test\evaluate the product if I cannot use the embedded db? Do I need to do away with the embedded db and install one of the supported db's (if so how to do this?), or, will creating the project\plan work if I use the https or SSH, with the embedded db? (I am not familiar with these protocols, so that is why I did not use...can they be used to point to repository on same system?).
Also is the the correct URL for the git repository on my system.?...
file:///C:\Users\Tester\Documents\Visual Studio 2015\Projects\.git
Hello @Lou Elston,
Bamboo healtcheck notifies you about embedded database usage. It's just a warning and you can ignore it until you're evaluating Bamboo.
You don't need shared credentials for local Git repo, just leave username/password fields empty.
Regarding local Git repo, you need to use commands
git init --bare yourproject.git
see http://www.gitguys.com/topics/creating-a-shared-repository-users-sharing-the-repository/ for more details
One more question @Lou Elston: was it an error message (red) or warning message (yellow)?
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Yep this warning is there for you to keep in mind that when you decide to use Bamboo in production, it should not run on embedded DB.
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Hi @Lou Elston
you can find the related Atlassian article here please have look on it.
may be it helps you to resolve this.
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