---
mongodb::server::version: '3.2.7'
mongodb::server::development: true
mongodb::server::replicaset_members:
  "%{::hostname}":

govuk_ci::agent::postgresql::mapit_role_password: 'mapit'
govuk_ci::agent::swarm::agent_labels:
  - 'mongodb-3.2'

postgresql::globals::version: '9.3'
govuk_mysql::server::innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit: 0

govuk_elasticsearch::heap_size: '64m'
govuk_elasticsearch::minimum_master_nodes: '1'
govuk_elasticsearch::version: '1.7.5'

---
mongodb::server::version: '3.2.7'
mongodb::server::development: true
mongodb::server::replicaset_members:
  "%{::hostname}":

govuk_ci::agent::postgresql::mapit_role_password: 'mapit'
govuk_ci::agent::swarm::agent_labels:
  - 'mongodb-3.2'

postgresql::globals::version: '9.3'
govuk_mysql::server::innodb_flush_log_at_trx_commit: 0

govuk_elasticsearch::heap_size: '64m'
govuk_elasticsearch::minimum_master_nodes: '1'
govuk_elasticsearch::version: '1.7.5'
govuk_elasticsearch::number_of_replicas: '0'

Reduce number of elasticsearch replicas
Reduce number of elasticsearch replicas

On a single node elasticsearch cluster we do not want any replicas set.
This matches the behaviour on legacy CI, and without this setting the
elasticsearch clusters are going "red" status when importing data due to
unassigned shards.
