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The current standard foreman configuration uses systemd socket activation to start the foreman/rails service on-demand, i.e. when a connection arrives on the 'unix:/run/foreman.sock' socket.
However, this puppet module unconditionally ensures a running systemd 'foreman.service'. This seems a redundant operation and kind of defeats the 'on-demand' part of the configuration.
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This was done in order to ensure it really starts. Also it can help with slow setups where you want to run the Foreman Proxy registration on the same host. I think a parameter can make sense if you want to, but the default should be running.
The current standard foreman configuration uses systemd socket activation to start the foreman/rails service on-demand, i.e. when a connection arrives on the 'unix:/run/foreman.sock' socket.
However, this puppet module unconditionally ensures a running systemd 'foreman.service'. This seems a redundant operation and kind of defeats the 'on-demand' part of the configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: