Jithin, My recommendation is going from the code, not documentation, to your solution. This is kind of an industry-accepted approach working with Open Source anyway.
I would not try updating the installation process - I assume you used Ansible. Whatever you have installed - is quite standard Ubuntu, so you'll see which apps (DB, Rabbit, etc.) you've got installed - uninstall the ones you don't need individually. All (I believe) edx stuff is run via the Supervisor - check out the supervisor configs. Likewise, you can remove those that you don't need. The configs will lead you to the Django settings files, and those point to the configuration files for each individual Django service. For those components that don't run under Django - Supervisor configs will point you in the right direction as well. A little bit of work, but no-guessing, just straightforward technology. Not a rocket science - it's a quite simple system, overall, once you start digging in. You can also do a text search, of course, to find all occasions that refer to particular services - make sure you run it over a complete set of folders. Stan Varlamov CTO EXL Inc. | EXLskills.com <https://exlskills.com/> Phone (USA): (734) 230-2825 Phone (HK): +852 5506 5715 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stanvarlamov Skype: stanvarlamov Whatsapp: +852 5506 5715 WeChat: stanvarlamov On Monday, January 28, 2019 at 12:25:34 PM UTC+8, JITHIN SHA wrote: > > Hello Bro Lupus, > > Thanks for helping me out. Yeah I have already gone through most these > stuffs and tested, but unfortunately, i was not able to overcome it. So > tried sending a message, if someone has tested the similar scenario. I have > to find a solution, somehow as this is a requirement for the customer. > > I had initially for a temporary solution had used nat and some cheats to > separate the services, but that is not the right way, once it has to go > production. If anyone has any idea, let me know, so i can have a crack at > that. > > If I find a solution to this issue, will definitely let you know and make > a note of it and publish it, so other can benefit it. > > Thanks all > > Wish you all a Great Week... > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "General Open edX discussion" group. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/edx-code/1779fce8-ffa9-4961-8b51-06115d38d608%40googlegroups.com.
