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I'm very happy for the Mysql support - thanks a lot!
As a little improvement I would suggest to split the configuration of the database credentials into separate keys in the config.yaml e.g.
And then build the connection string in the application itself based on these credentials.
So the user does not need to know the internals about the format of the connection string and the configuration is much more easier to understand.
We are using Flipt within a k8s cluster and manage the configuration of the credentials in an encrypted repository. At now I have once to encrypt the whole database connection string for the application and twice the credentials itself separately again for creating the database itself by the deployment job. This is not usual.
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I like it. Might keep url still as an alternative that will take precedence (and for backwards compatibility), but also allow for the configuration you described above.
I'm very happy for the Mysql support - thanks a lot!
As a little improvement I would suggest to split the configuration of the database credentials into separate keys in the config.yaml e.g.
And then build the connection string in the application itself based on these credentials.
So the user does not need to know the internals about the format of the connection string and the configuration is much more easier to understand.
We are using Flipt within a k8s cluster and manage the configuration of the credentials in an encrypted repository. At now I have once to encrypt the whole database connection string for the application and twice the credentials itself separately again for creating the database itself by the deployment job. This is not usual.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: