Since harbor deprecates notary since v2.9.0, this pull request targets to remove the code related with notary.
Signed-off-by: Wang Yan <wangyan@vmware.com>
Drop pg9.6, will not support upgrading from pg9.6 to pg13, if you use pg9.6 you can upgrade to 2.5 and upgrade to 2.7
Signed-off-by: Yang Jiao <jiaoya@vmware.com>
1, use the pg source and photon spec to build postgres 9.6
2, install 9.6 on the photon 4.0
3, then leverage pg_upgrade to handle the pg major version migration
Signed-off-by: Wang Yan <wangyan@vmware.com>
Make necessary change to make things work with photon 2.0 docker image.
Remove distro-sync to mitigate the build issue and add `--pull` to docker build
command to make sure the latest photon:2.0 will be pulled during build process.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Jiang <jiangd@vmware.com>
This commit fixes#5040, the harbor-db image will only contain empty
databases, and harbor ui container will use migrate tool to run initial
SQL scripts to do initialization. This is helpful for the case to
configure Harbor against external DB or DBaaS like RDS for HA deployment
However, this change will results some confusion as there are two tables
to track schema versions have been using alembic for migration, for this
release we'll try to use alembic to mock a `migration` table during
upgrade so the migrator will be bypassed, in future we'll consider to
consolidate to the golang based migrator.
Another issue is that the UI and adminserver containers will access DB
after start up in different congurations, can't ensure the sequence, so
both of them will try to update the schema when started up.
This commit is to enable data migrator to support migrates data
from mysql to pgsql, this is a specific step for user to upgrade
harbor across v1.5.0, as we have move harbor DB to pgsql from
1.5.0. It supports both harbor and notary db data migration,
and be split into two steps with dependency.
It also fix issue #4847, add build DB migrator in make process.
