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Using DB Nodes
Lorenzo Mangani edited this page Jan 18, 2020
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The data connections allow homer-app
to communicate with one or more db nodes to fetch data results.
The database_data
element can contain one or more objects reflecting each unique node:
"database_data": {
"LocalNode": {
"help": "Settings for PGSQL Database (data)",
"node": "LocalNode",
"user": "homer_user",
"pass": "homer_password",
"name": "homer_data",
"host": "127.0.0.1"
}
}
"database_data": {
"LocalNode": {
"help": "Settings for PGSQL Database (data)",
"node": "LocalNode",
"user": "homer_user",
"pass": "homer_password",
"name": "homer_data",
"host": "127.0.0.1"
},
"RemoteNode": {
"help": "Settings for PGSQL Database (data)",
"node": "RemoteNode",
"user": "homer_user",
"pass": "homer_password",
"name": "homer_data",
"host": "127.0.0.2"
}
}
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