Salvador Girones Gil

Before installing python-selinux: ``` "ansible_python_version": "2.7.6", "ansible_selinux": false, "ansible_service_mgr": "upstart", ``` After installing python-selinux: ``` "ansible_python_version": "2.7.6", "ansible_selinux": { "status": "disabled" }, ```

what CPU are you running the container on? First time I see an error because of `x86-64-v2` Can you also give more details about the Operating System you are using?

You can check if your CPU supports `x86-64-v2` (see https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/631217/how-do-i-check-if-my-cpu-supports-x86-64-v2/631226). In any case, this is not fixable AFAIK

in addition, with #2098 , you will be able to define the initial root user directly on the database, so no need to provide the env vars or cli args...

Bootstrapping the database using CLI args/instance config will never be a DevOps-friendly way of setting up a production environment. There are several reasons for this: how do you handle a...

hey @happysalada , this is now documented on the deployment guides like https://surrealdb.com/docs/deployment/google

the CLI is part of the surreal binary, so you can execute the command @Franchise-x shared. I assume based on the comments that the real issue is how to connect...

@mumoshu could you take a look?

thanks for reporting @ioannist Any chance the TiKV cluster is overloaded? TiKV comes with a very comprehensive Grafana Dashboard where you can inspect every single performance detail. It would be...

thanks for reporting, we are aware of it and will work on a fix