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feat(services): Add slave service to configure global scale slave with

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the latest lookup server

Signed-off-by: Louis Chmn <louis@chmn.me>
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@ -303,36 +303,18 @@ You can start a lookup-server service when starting an instance:
haze start --name gs-master lookup
```
The lookup server is then accessible by other instances at
`http://haze-gs-master-lookup`.
The Nextcloud instance started with this command is already properly configured
as master node.
For the slaves instance, here is a sane preset:
```toml
[[preset]]
name = "gs-slave"
apps = ["globalsiteselector"]
config = {
"gs.enabled" = true,
"gs.federation" = "global",
"gss.jwt.key" = "random-key", # Matches the key set in the docker container of the lookup server.
"gss.mode" = "slave",
}
```
You'll then have to manually point your slave instances to the lookup and master
instances:
You can then start slave instance with the following command:
```bash
haze start --name gs-slave1 gs-slave
# Assuming that the master instance was started with `--name gs-master`.
haze gs-slave1 occ config:system:set gss.master.url --value="http://haze-gs-master.haze.example.com"
haze gs-slave1 occ config:system:set lookup_server --value="http://haze-gs-master-lookup"
haze start --name gs-slave1 slave
```
A slave attaches to the most recently started instance running a lookup server,
and is pointed at both that lookup server and the master instance automatically.
If you want to use the `ManualUserMapping` module, you'll have to set the
following config on the master instance: