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2016-10-19
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marshall00:10:13

@whitecoop are you using the same version of Datomic on both peer and the transactor?

whitecoop00:10:32

Yep. 0.9.5404

marshall00:10:38

Also, you need to set the host property in the transactor properties file to an IP both the peer and transactor can resolve as the transactor machine

marshall00:10:59

I suspect that's the issue

whitecoop00:10:53

That was it. Fixed once I changed the host property from localhost to the actual IP. Thanks

mlimotte13:10:12

The transactor.properties file for my ddb storage contains two AWS role properties: aws-transactor-role and aws-peer-role. Are these properties actually used at runtime by the Transactor? I suspect not, since I don't see any AssumeRole priv granted, so I'm guessing these properties are only for the ensure-transactor. Is that correct?

arohner15:10:04

I’m not certain, but that sounds right. datomic by itself doesn’t use or care about AWS roles, the roles should only be used for cloudformation stuff

marshall15:10:35

Roles also provide permissions for things like DDB and S3 access

val_waeselynck16:10:14

Datalog question: are namespaced symbols officially supported for rule names ?