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Single Linux prep work #2095
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Wow - this is impressive. Overall, looks great - I caught a typo or two and had a couple questions/suggestions, otherwise, I'd say we're really close to being able to ship 🚀
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| RabbitMQ requires `setuid` flags, so you can only run RabbitMQ on standard, OS X or Trusty infrastructure (ie, your `.travis.yml` must contain `sudo: required`). | ||
| RabbitMQ requires `setuid` flags, so you can only run RabbitMQ on OS X or Ubuntu Trusty infrastructure. |
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| ## What This Guide Covers | ||
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| Travis CI supports many popular programming languages, but can never hope to support them all. `language: minimal` and `language: generic` are images running Ubuntu Trusty that are not tailored to any particular programming language. Both are available on both sudo-enabled and container-based infrastructure. As their names suggest, one is optimized be faster and use less disk space, the other to have more languages and services available. | ||
| Travis CI supports many popular programming languages, but can never hope to support them all. `language: minimal` and `language: generic` are images running Ubuntu Trusty that are not tailored to any particular programming language. As their names suggest, one is optimized be faster and use less disk space, the other to have more languages and services available. |
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Co-Authored-By: plaindocs <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: plaindocs <[email protected]>
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@MariadeAnton @acnagy should we merge this in? |
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@plaindocs I'm all for it! 🚢 🇮🇹 🎉 |
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🎉
* Where did this come from? * First pass at single linux in ref * More edits * More edits * More edits * Walk the walk * More edits * Delete typo * More edits * Edits * Apply review feedback * Table tweaks * Fix links * Really fix the links this time * Still need these * But we definitely dont need this * Fix up mentions of sudo: false * Revert this deletion * Fix anchors * Apply suggestions from code review Co-Authored-By: plaindocs <[email protected]> * Merge resolution * Restore ec2 IPs for now * Update user/reference/trusty.md Co-Authored-By: plaindocs <[email protected]>
FAO @MariadeAnton @acnagy
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