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| If you'd like to help, just join and email the [[https://lists.hcoop.net/listinfo/hcoop-sysadmin|administrators mailing list]]! | If you'd like to help, just join and email the [[https://lists.hcoop.net/listinfo/hcoop-sysadmin|administrators mailing list]]! No offer of free labor shall be refused. |
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| == Short term == | Mire is being split into two machines: [[ServerNavajos|navajos]] and [[ServerBog|bog]]. Navajos will run apache/cgi programs, bog will be the general shell and daemon server. |
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| * Find new admins * Work out physical access situation * Get new web services VM online * Get new member shell / daemon VM online |
Status:: New web server kvm has been installed, hcoop web services are being migrated before opening to members. After getting a few services moved over and ensuring the firewall request system works properly, bog will be spun up as a bare member shell server. ETA:: ''December 2012'' == Immediate Tasks == * '''ASAP''' Find new admins * ClintonEbadi is the only active admin (DavorOcelic still assists with emergency tasks and processing of permissions requests -- ClintonEbadi <<DateTime(2012-09-04T01:28:39-0400)>>). This is problematic because ClintonEbadi is only one person, can fake being a sysadmin most days but has holes in his knowledge, and the coop would be screwed should his bicycle and a bus meet. * It's hard to become an HCoop sysadmin, but a lot of work has been done in 2012 to make it easier... if you're interested please mail the administrators list! Anyone with experience administering exim and courier imap would be extremely helpful as of September 2012. * '''ASAP''' Work out physical access situation * RichardDarst officially resigned all duties and decided to leave the coop. This leaves us with no one to perform maintenance at the data center. There ''are'' technicians on-site, but they can't do more than accept packages and minor tasks (rebooting a machine, swapping a failed hard drive) and are expensive. In order to expand we'll need to find someone who can go on-site for major maintenance events (new drives, new servers, removing old machines, etc.). * December 2012: Get new web services VM online (see FritzVirtualization) * January 2013: Get new member shell / daemon VM online (see FritzVirtualization) |
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| * Spring 2012: Kill mire * Fall 2012: Kill deleuze * Winter 2012: Acquire more disk space * Summer/Fall 2013: Acquire another 8-core monstrosity (KVM server, redundantly serving everything on fritz?) |
* Spring 2013: Kill mire * Summer 2013: Kill deleuze * Fall 2013: Acquire more disk space * Spring/Summer 2013: Acquire IPMI Console * Fall 2013: Acquire another 8-core monstrosity (KVM server, redundantly serving everything on fritz?) |
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| * imap (courier authdaemon needs [or needed] a patch to work properly, converting to Dovecot has its own set of difficulties) | * IMAP (courier authdaemon needs [or needed] a patch to work properly, converting to Dovecot has its own set of difficulties) |
This page is meant to be an aid to our bug-tracker, in the case where several tasks are woven together via dependencies. Within a section, tasks are listed in order of which needs to be done first.
If you'd like to help, just join and email the administrators mailing list! No offer of free labor shall be refused.
Replacinging Mire
Mire is a crufty old ... mire of a machine. See FritzVirtualization for details on its replacement.
Mire is being split into two machines: navajos and bog. Navajos will run apache/cgi programs, bog will be the general shell and daemon server.
- Status
- New web server kvm has been installed, hcoop web services are being migrated before opening to members. After getting a few services moved over and ensuring the firewall request system works properly, bog will be spun up as a bare member shell server.
- ETA
December 2012
Immediate Tasks
ASAP Find new admins
ClintonEbadi is the only active admin (DavorOcelic still assists with emergency tasks and processing of permissions requests -- ClintonEbadi 2012-09-04 05:28:39). This is problematic because ClintonEbadi is only one person, can fake being a sysadmin most days but has holes in his knowledge, and the coop would be screwed should his bicycle and a bus meet.
- It's hard to become an HCoop sysadmin, but a lot of work has been done in 2012 to make it easier... if you're interested please mail the administrators list! Anyone with experience administering exim and courier imap would be extremely helpful as of September 2012.
ASAP Work out physical access situation
RichardDarst officially resigned all duties and decided to leave the coop. This leaves us with no one to perform maintenance at the data center. There are technicians on-site, but they can't do more than accept packages and minor tasks (rebooting a machine, swapping a failed hard drive) and are expensive. In order to expand we'll need to find someone who can go on-site for major maintenance events (new drives, new servers, removing old machines, etc.).
December 2012: Get new web services VM online (see FritzVirtualization)
January 2013: Get new member shell / daemon VM online (see FritzVirtualization)
Long Term
- Spring 2013: Kill mire
- Summer 2013: Kill deleuze
- Fall 2013: Acquire more disk space
- Spring/Summer 2013: Acquire IPMI Console
- Fall 2013: Acquire another 8-core monstrosity (KVM server, redundantly serving everything on fritz?)
Neglected tasks
BackupInfo situation really, really sucks. I'd use stronger language if children weren't around.
- Services need updating to latest versions (lots of config merging and testing):
- Exim
- IMAP (courier authdaemon needs [or needed] a patch to work properly, converting to Dovecot has its own set of difficulties)
- Mailman (not clear how to have mailman stuff generated on a machine other than the mail delivery node)
Tasks which non-admins can do, too
See HcoopVolunteerTasks for a list of things non-admins can help with.