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Hey! anyone knows somelike it on clj/cljs/java ecosystem? https://github.com/mirage/irmin (Yes, I know datomic and I know the git "import" for datomic. But I want to store "real" git on disk.)
I remember seeing a joke about using git as your database the other day..... who would've thought someone has already done it 😂
Not sure if we can call GIT a database, once it has no queries... But sure it is good to store and share data.. I'm playing with IOT and some scenarios with intermit connections... Once the client just generate data and send to a server (no queries), git may be a good idea. (they can commit for days, and just push on available connection) Then on the server, I can import GIT to datomic, for example, to get query/real database features.. But I'm digging ideas/alternatives...
Is anyone here familia with running Gitlab runners? I am going absolutely mental trying to solve an issue with SSL certificates…
copy the self signed from /etc/apache/certs??
to /etc/ssl/certs
Not sure exactly the names, but the idea is:
system trust on all /etc/ssl/certs
@U2J4FRT2T could you please elaborate on what exactly I should do to self-sign the certificate? I am totally unfamliar with those things
on gitlab server, you should be using a self signed cert. There is tutorials on debianwiki@apache.
The, you should copy the private(not sure) parte o key to gitlab runner machine
, and put it on /etc/ssl/certs
are there any fundamental difficulties (besides tail recursion) to get continuation-less racket to compile to clojure ?
I like some of the languages being built on racket, but I like clj/cljs library ecosystem