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Ohad Levy, 02/21/2012 08:01 AM

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h1. Initial setup
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h2. Configuration
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Foreman configuration is managed from two places; a configuration file *config/settings.yaml* and from the *SETTINGS/Foreman Settings* page. A full description of the configuration options is given [[foreman_configuration|here]]
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h2. Database
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Foreman uses a database, this database can be shared with Puppet store-configs (they are compatible, as Foreman extends the puppet database schema).
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By default, SQLite is used, if you want to use other database (e.g. [[FAQ#I-want-to-use-MySQL|MySQL]]) please modify the configuration file under +config/database.yml+.
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If you want to share the database with Puppets (storeconfig), just modify +config/database.yml+ to point to the same database configuration as puppet is.
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In both cases, please use the *production* settings.
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to initialize the database schema type:
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<pre>
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cd <foreman installation path> && RAILS_ENV=production rake db:migrate
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</pre>
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h2. Import Data from Puppet
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At this point, you might want to go through the [[FAQ]] to see how can you import your data into Foreman.
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h2. Start The Web Server
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if you installed via rpm, just start the foreman service, or start the built in web server by typing:
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<code>./script/server -e production</code>
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and point your browser to http://foreman:3000
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If you would like to keep the server running, its recommend to setup passenger or use the RPM.
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example usage with passenger can be found here: http://github.com/theforeman/puppet-foreman/blob/master/templates/foreman-vhost.conf.erb
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h2. Getting your Puppet Reports into Foreman
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Read [[Puppet_Reports]] to learn how to get your nodes to report to Foreman.