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The idea is to make it easier for people to fork infrastructure.git and
use it for their own infrastructure. They'll need to totally change
'hosts' to point to their own systems, and this would lead to merge
conflicts every time they tried to pull in 'master' of
infrastructure.git.
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Conflicts:
README.mdwn
strata/trove.morph
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These instructions allow deploying a production-ready Gerrit instance.
Integrating the gerrit.baserock.org with git.baserock.org will be done
separately.
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To ensure it doesn't get missed when doing security audits.
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This includes some tweaks to how deployment is done. There is now an
'instance configuration' stage, where an Ansible playbook injects
instance-specific info like the database password into the machine, and
runs database migrations. It makes sense for this to be a separate stage
because it may need to be re-executed during the lifetime of the
instance, for example if the database passwords change.
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