This saves about 8 MB of space occupied by the msgpack .tar.gz and
source code.

This removes unnecessary gRPC source and binaries that were bundled with
the ARM package. Prior to this change, the `grpc-1.30.2` gem was taking
220 MB of space. We can remove a number of files in the
`/opt/gitlab/embedded/lib/ruby/gems/2.7.0/gems/grpc-1.30.2` directory:

1. `/include`: 400K
2. `/src/core`: 9.3 MB
3. `/src/ruby/ext`: 196.1 MB
2. `/third_party`: 12.1 MB

These directories do not include any Ruby code, so it is safe to delete
them. `/src/ruby/ext` contains mostly C source and headers, along with
compiled objects.

Closes https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/omnibus-gitlab/-/issues/5661

Matt Kasa authored 4 years ago and DJ Mountney committed 4 years ago

Relates to https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/223060

Ian Baum authored 4 years ago and DJ Mountney committed 4 years ago

* Curently on 14, which was set to end of life at on April 30, 2020.
* Adds chef-bin gem
* Automatically accept the chef license EULA
* Update chef libraries in Gemfile to newer versions
* Update trigger jobs to use ruby 2.6 image

Instead of explicitly deleting __pycache__, egg-info, and dist-info,
exclude them from package. Deleting them causes unexpected errors
on subsequent distutil calls.

Signed-off-by: Balasankar "Balu" C <balasankar@gitlab.com>

These folders were found when scanning the containers for private keys

The licensee gem saves the license files in
`vendor/choosealicense.com/_licenses/*.txt`, which appears to have been
removed by
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/omnibus-gitlab/merge_requests/3471.  As a
result, loading a project that contained a valid LICENSE file would
return an error.

Closes https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/66479

To work with the updated exclude syntax in omnibus

Ian Baum authored 5 years ago and DJ Mountney committed 5 years ago

* We're including downloaded gems unnecessarily

Auto-provision official Grafana dashboards.
* Include the GitLab grafana-dashboards repo.
* Copy the dashboard json files into the auto-provisioning directory.
* Setup provisioning yaml config to add the dashboards.

Add Grafana as an embedded service.

These are only used during the multiple `bundle install` invocations; we
don't need them in the final package.

Add the Prometheus alertmanager.
* Configure email routing if configured.

* Adds `go-crond` to the build
* Adds a `go-crond` cookbook with a `go_crond_job` LWRP to specify jobs
* Extends the letsencrypt cookbook to use `go-crond` and `go_crond_job`
  resource to trigger the cronned renewal checks
* Adds documentation on how to use/disable the feature

We're supplying a runtime rather than an SDK, so we don't need the
ability to compile against our libraries after we ship them.

Here we expand on an existing comment to explain why build order matters
to us - it's all about avoiding churn in the build cache.

This is a better way to promote a following database into primary

* Add acme-client, chef-acme, and compat_resource software
* Add dependency on chef-acme to gitlab