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  1. Apr 07, 2021
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  8. Dec 10, 2020
    • Dr Abraham Martin's avatar
      Merge branch 'issue-11-stackdriver-workspace' into 'master' · 0f6fdc14
      Dr Abraham Martin authored
      allow stackdriver host project to differ from monitored project
      
      Closes #11
      
      See merge request !12
      0f6fdc14
    • Dr Rich Wareham's avatar
      allow stackdriver host project to differ from monitored project · d677de02
      Dr Rich Wareham authored
      As noted in #11, we do not support the common case where a single
      Stackdriver workspace hosts multiple projects. Do this by requiring a
      Google provider for the Stackdriver workspace be passed to the module is
      alerting is enabled.
      
      We use a separate provider because the provider used must be able to
      create monitoring resources *in the host project*. In the case of our
      standard deployment, this implies it needs *product admin* credentials.
      
      We no longer need to enable the monitoring service since this service a)
      needs to be enabled in the *host* project and b) the service will have
      been enabled as a necessary side-effect of creating the Stackdriver
      workspace.
      
      Closes #11
      d677de02
  9. Dec 09, 2020
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  18. Jun 11, 2020
    • Dr Rich Wareham's avatar
      Allow sql_instance_connection_name to be empty · 0753dceb
      Dr Rich Wareham authored
      Sometimes we don't need a SQL instance for the webapp. Allow
      sql_instance_connection_name to be empty and, if so, don't add the Cloud
      SQL connection roles to the service account or add the SQL instance
      annotation to the webapp.
      
      Closes #5
      0753dceb
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