Does anyone have solution for how to manage HA for GitLab CE?
 
Here's the challenges, currently with old version GitLab non-omnibus 
install on mysql 5.1, and needs to be upgraded soon, non-omnibus and setup 
with high-availability. 

I will probably need to upgrade again, without using omnibus, or 
postgresql. Are there any documents specific for this?

I attempted this before discovering that I can't use pgsql, I had followed 
procedures in docs for converting database to pgsql and upgraded with 
omnibus to latest version. That appeared to work correctly despite LDAP 
config part and some odd index already exists output for converting to 
postgresql. The issue is, this embedded redis and postgres doesn't have HA 
/ clustering for gitlab, and I have to use mysql instead of pgsql. 

I think this means that I will need to take my existing old gitlab on mysql 
innodb, convert to ndb(unsure of) for HA, and attempt a custom setup for 
both redis cluster and mysql_cluster, and the data on nfs... I'm not sure 
if there are any database issues with MySQL_Cluster, and GitLab, or if 
there are any related docs or anyone can reply with best approach at HA 
with latest release GitLab using MySQL database and redis cluster as it 
relates to the application.

Thank you!

-Kendall Green

  

On Thursday, October 11, 2012 at 9:54:53 AM UTC-7, Steve Pereira wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any experience with configuring Gitlab to be highly 
> available? I'd like to have 2 Gitlab servers behind something like HAproxy 
> in order to have a seamless failover in place.
>
> If this is something more people are interested in I'd be happy to share 
> my findings here if I have to set it up from scratch. 
>

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