This PR disables checking for the SSE4.2 flag, which may not be present if the server is running in a VM even if SSE4.2 is in fact available to use (ClickHouse/ClickHouse#20). The KVM check was obtained from a [comment](https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickHouse/issues/20#issuecomment-226849297) in that issue.
If SSE4.2 is not actually available in the VM, then the installation script may fail in an unpredictable way. Perhaps we can add a keyword argument to the script to let the user decide if they want to skip the check.
This patch does two things:
1. Separate creating of Relay credentials from syncing them to Sentry config
2. Has a more flexible Relay credentials check and sync: look for the quoted public key in the config file, if it is there, assume this must be correctly set as it is very unlikely to have that random key in a different context with quotes around. The second one is to allow having other whitelisted relay keys by using an append method when adding the new key.
Update exit -1 to exit 1 in line with best practices
Fixes premature exit of the script when checking for sse42 support. The
script would exit before displaying the reason for failure to the user.
With getsentry/snuba#709 merged, we no longer need to randomly try forever creating Kafka topics, which were a prerequisite for creating Clickhouse tables. This patch also removes the preceding (and obsolete) `docker-compose up` statement which was used to "speed up" the `snuba bootstrap` command in the hopes to fix it.
Since we are [moving the eventstream into a proper db migration](https://github.com/getsentry/sentry/pull/16226), we need Snuba and its friends ready at the time of `sentry upgrade` command. This patch does exactly that.
Co-authored-by: Lyn Nagara <lyn.nagara@gmail.com>
This change makes the install script create a new install log file, `sentry_install_log-<ISO_TIMESTAMP>.txt`, for each run and records all the output there for future reference.
This adds a fully automated `install.sh` that does the following:
- Checks minimum Docker and `docker-compose` versions
- Checks minimum RAM available to Docker containers
- Removes potential user errors in install steps
