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Cheat Sheet for the FoundationDB 'Hot Cloud Swap' Screencast

Initial Cluster Setup on Digital Ocean

Grab the client and server packages from the FoundationDB website

ansible -i inventory digital_ocean -a "wget https://foundationdb.com/downloads/f-nbxofdxnoxocd/I_accept_the_FoundationDB_Community_License_Agreement/key-value-store/2.0.9/foundationdb-clients_2.0.9-1_amd64.deb https://foundationdb.com/downloads/f-nbxofdxnoxocd/I_accept_the_FoundationDB_Community_License_Agreement/key-value-store/2.0.9/foundationdb-server_2.0.9-1_amd64.deb"

Install the client and server packages

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	I think that the log output is fairly difficult to read\, not only because displaying the log is fairly slow for huge log outputs\, but it is also very small (only around 30 lines of code are displayed on a 1440p monitor).\r\n\r\nSince I have mostly migrated from Travis (because GitHub Actions is far superior in terms of Selenium Browser Tests)\, I got used to the display of Travis for the log output\, where all output is displayed and loaded asynchronously. Furthermore\, unimportant lines are collapsed (e.g. git checkout)\, so that the first 100 lines are skipped.
	UI is dreadful\, it's not easy at all to do trivial things (e.g. see a log of what happened and when)
	I like providing binaries for all builds\, keeping only the latest. Currently\, I'm doing this by publishing a pre-release after every build. The links to these builds are fixed since the tag is always the same\, which makes it easy to put a link on the top-level README.md to provide access to the latest bi

	lein test jepsen.system.foundationdb-test
	INFO jepsen.os.ubuntu - :n4 setting up ubuntu
	INFO jepsen.os.ubuntu - :n5 setting up ubuntu
	INFO jepsen.os.ubuntu - :n2 setting up ubuntu
	INFO jepsen.os.ubuntu - :n3 setting up ubuntu
	INFO jepsen.os.ubuntu - :n1 setting up ubuntu
	INFO jepsen.os.ubuntu - :n1 ubuntu set up
	INFO jepsen.os.ubuntu - :n3 ubuntu set up
	INFO jepsen.os.ubuntu - :n4 ubuntu set up
	INFO jepsen.os.ubuntu - :n5 ubuntu set up

	:cas (timeout 5000 (assoc op :type :info :value :timed-out)
	(let [cas (reify Function
	(apply [this, tr]
	(let [
	[value value'] (:value op)
	key_var (byte-array (map byte key))
	old_value (.getLong (Tuple/fromBytes (.get (.get tr (byte-array (map byte key))))) 0)
	new_value (.pack (Tuple/from (into-array [value'])))]
	(if (= old_value value)
	(do

	(deftest create-cas-test
	(let [test (run!
	(assoc
	noop-test
	:name "foundationdb"
	:os ubuntu/os
	:db db
	:client (cas-register)
	:model (model/cas-register)
	:checker (checker/compose {:html timeline/html