Location: NodeLuckyLab
Date and Time: Wednesday, October 25, 2017, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Scribe: You
Roll Call: Them
Agenda
CanvasHost explusion fallout
- The general plan is this:
- VM-ize iris, temporarily on green
- rebuild iris as a VM host, tentatively named purple to stick with the color theme, reinstall in Stephouse
- move three VMs from green to purple, fixing up ipaddrs along the way
go unplug green from CanvasHost before November 1
- Work continues on VM-izing iris, temporarily on green
- Services iris provides:
- bind slave -- configured
- openvpn client (to knod) and server (to nodes) -- on hold
- cacti -- needs moving, implies php and mysql moves as well
- olsrd -- needs building and configuration, to follow the openvpn move
- Services iris provides:
- Moving personaltelco domains to Russell's DNSimple:
- personaltelco.com is moved
- personaltelco.net and personaltelco.org not started yet
- three of Russell's domain nameservers now registered:
- ns0.klickitat.com 74.85.245.161 (knod, master)
- ns1.klickitat.com 199.223.125.94 (iris, slave)
- ns2.klickitat.com 199.223.125.93 (knod, after the transition to Stephouse) Plan is to change the personaltelco name servers to the klickitat ones above during the transition, for better control, then switch back after the dust settles and personaltelco.net glue records can be reasonably set.
- OpenVPN node management network -- most nodes have been re-aimed at drei, so that iris can be moved to the VM, exceptions are:
NodeMatt -- pad has been offline since Sep 2
NodeLabarre -- metal has been offline since Oct 5
NodeKnow -- herb has been offline since Aug 22
NodeNewDeal -- dime has been getting turned off overnight, can fix this one tonight
NodeCedarHillsCrossing -- has been offline since Oct 17 for electrical work
NodePotatoChampion -- has been offline since July-something
NodeEdison -- no upstream yet, due on Oct 26 With the exception of dime, these can probably be left to recover until after the transition
- Consider installing green in a Portland State/OIT rack for ~$25/month.
- pros:
- provides resiliency in case of damage, allows a place to hop if one host is damaged or lost;
- provides practically unlimited online storage at fixed cost;
- provides privacy benefits over cloud storage that could be seized without notice.
- cons:
- costs some money, $433 first year, $308/year after that.
we haven't yet clarified what that buys us, exactly, but see here: https://computing.pdx.edu/servicecatalog#ServerHostingPhysical and https://computing.pdx.edu/sla0
- alternatives:
Russell's or Jason's or FreeGeek's CL fiber -- downside is mostly that we get no SLA, and in my experience CL decides to take outages at their whim and with no notice, sometimes short, but sometimes lasting hours.
- pros:
- The general plan is this:
- None Yet
Notes
- None Yet