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Replace Ansible with SQLAlchemy/PyMySQL for database creation and management.#140
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…agement. Removes the dependency on Ansible for the creation and management of databases for OpenStack Services. It adds a small python script that utilizes PyMySQL via SQLAlchemy, two libraries that are present in every OpenStack Service Container regardless of origin.
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Removes the dependency on Ansible for the creation and management of databases for OpenStack Services. It adds a small python script that utilizes PyMySQL via SQLAlchemy, two libraries that are present in every OpenStack Service Container that consumes a database regardless of origin.
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