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Remove the DbServer configuration and kubectl support - #11938

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  • rename the [dbserver] section of openquake.cfg to [server]
  • rename the file key to dbfile and remove the unused port key
  • use config.server everywhere instead of config.dbserver
  • remove the kubectl submission path, the job.yaml template, the min_input_size key and the experimental k8s directory
  • remove the openquake-dbserver service handling from packager.sh, reset-db and tox.ini

- rename the [dbserver] section of openquake.cfg to [server]
- rename the file key to dbfile and remove the unused port key
- use config.server everywhere instead of config.dbserver
- remove the kubectl submission path, the job.yaml template,
  the min_input_size key and the experimental k8s directory
- remove the openquake-dbserver service handling from packager.sh,
  reset-db and tox.ini
Add a warning in the server and cluster installation docs and in the
dev release notes: from version 3.27 the settings live in [server]
(file is now dbfile, port is removed), while versions up to 3.26,
including the LTS 3.23, still use [dbserver].
@micheles micheles added this to the Engine 3.27.0 milestone Oct 19, 2026
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LGTM

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micheles merged commit e267000 into master Oct 19, 2026
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micheles deleted the dbserver branch October 19, 2026 14:45
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