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Optionally use beacon+secret file to read properties

I propose to reduce the remaining properties from the env this way:

  • beacon to read the properties
  • +another yml file to read the secrets (from blissadm/local/daiquiri_private)

That's very easy to implement.

I also would prefer to use command line argument (--config=)instead of SIDECAR_CONFIG but i am fine with it.

Actually

     TANGO_HOST="localhost:10000",
     BEACON_HOST="localhost:10001",
     EWOKS_CONFIG="beacon:///ewoks/config.yml",
     ISPYB_DATABASE_URL="localhost:4406/test",
     ISPYB_DATABASE_USER="test",
     ISPYB_DATABASE_PASSWORD="test",
     CELERY_BROKER_QUEUE="default",
     CELERY_EWOKS_TASK_QUEUES="tomo-sinogram-reconstruction",
     EWOKS_GRAPH_LOCATION="pyrsrc://tomovis.resources/graphs",
     MIMAS_SPECIFICATIONS="sidecar.celery.mimas.specifications"

Proposal

Env:

TANGO_HOST="localhost:10000",
BEACON_HOST="localhost:10001",
SIDECAR_CONFIG="beacon:///sidecar/foo.yml,/users/blissadm/local/daiquiri_private/ispyb.yml",

Config from beacon (yml):

ewoks_config: "beacon:///ewoks/config.yml"
data_policy_config: "beacon:///__init__.yml"
celery_broker_queue: "default"
celery_ewoks_task_queues: "tomo-sinogram-reconstruction"
ewoks_graph_location: "pyrsrc://tomovis.resources/graphs"
mimas_specifications: "sidecar.celery.mimas.specifications"

Secret (yml):

ispyb_database_url: "localhost:4406/test"
ispyb_database_user: "test"
ispyb_database_password: "test"

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Edited by Valentin Valls