lrupp retiring from openSUSE project -> VMs searching for a new maintainer
Hi there, To make it short and clear: I decided to leave the openSUSE project. Therefor the following openSUSE heroes machines are definitvely looking for a new maintainer: * backup.infra.opensuse.org * freeipa.infra.opensuse.org * galera{1-3}.infra.opensuse.org (main Galera/MariaDB cluster) * gitlab-runner{1,2}.infra.opensuse.org (gitlab-runner) * kali.infra.opensuse.org (openVAS) * limesurvey.infra.opensuse.org (survey.o.o) * login3.infra.opensuse.org (the 'daffy' machine in Provo) * matomo.infra.opensuse.org (Matomo) * mirrordb{1-3}.infra.opensuse.org (PostgreSQL cluster) * monitor.infra.opensuse.org (Monitoring) * moodle.infra.opensuse.org (already shut down, but volunteers welcome) * mybackup.infra.opensuse.org (MariaDB backup machine) * nala2.infra.opensuse.org (2nd PostgreSQL slave in Provo) * nue-ns{1,2}.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS servers in NUE) * olaf.infra.opensuse.org (MirrorBrain scanner) * os-rt.infra.opensuse.org (RT Ticket Test-System - off already) * provo-galera{1-2}.infra.opensuse.org (to-be-done 2nd Galera cluster in Provo) * provo-gate.infra.opensuse.org (Provo Wireguard & Gateway) * provo-ns.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS server in Provo) * ipx-ns1.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS server at IPX in NUE) * ipx-proxy1.infra.opensuse.org * -*- maybe more? Other machines, where I'm not sure if someone else keeps an eye on them: * slimhat.infra.opensuse.org * stonehat.infra.opensuse.org * -*- (often enough, I don't know if someone else cares) Note: I will still maintain OBS and my personal packages in OBS (while I'm not really sure if I will find the time to look after packages in openSUSE:infrastructure - volunteers welcome). Regards, Lars
Lars Vogdt wrote:
Therefor the following openSUSE heroes machines are definitvely looking for a new maintainer:
* nue-ns{1,2}.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS servers in NUE)
I'll be happy to look after those.
* olaf.infra.opensuse.org (MirrorBrain scanner)
Isn't mirrorcache taking that over?
* provo-ns.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS server in Provo) * ipx-ns1.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS server at IPX in NUE)
I'll be happy to look after those too.
Other machines, where I'm not sure if someone else keeps an eye on them: * slimhat.infra.opensuse.org * stonehat.infra.opensuse.org * -*- (often enough, I don't know if someone else cares)
widehat too I guess. Again, I'll be happy to look after those. In fact, I'm happy to step in whereever it is needed, but I also want to leave "opportunities" for others. -- Per Jessen, Zürich (30.8°C) Member, openSUSE Heroes
Per Jessen wrote:
olaf.infra.opensuse.org (MirrorBrain scanner)
Isn't mirrorcache taking that over?
Yes, I commented out mirrorbrain scanners in cron on olaf few weeks ago. Currently olaf is also hosting mirrors.o.o . I was thinking about packaging those scripts, but at the end just implemented most of functionality for mirrors report into download.opensuse.org/report/mirrors (it still may need polishing) , and mirrors.o.o may become simple static website which is e.g. just proxy over that url . So, unless olaf is used for anything else - I think we can make move mirrors.o.o into pontifex (since it will not put much load anymore) and shutdown olaf (or use for something else). Regards, Andrii Nikitin
olaf is: * running mirrorbrain scanners * creating the mirrors.opensuse.org pages If you want to install the scripts somewhere else: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/openSUSE:infrastructure/mirrorbrain-... -> Just install the RPM and adjust /etc/sysconfig/mirrorbrain-webpages Regards, Lars
Hi there, First I'd like to thank you Lars for all the time you contributed for the openSUSE project administering all those systems and for everything else. I know how heavy a cross can be to bear sometimes. I'd like to give a hand administering those systems too if I may. For a while now I've been nurturing a desire to redirect some of my time I contribute to openSUSE to help keep the infra running smoothly. Specially because, from what I've seen, we don't have many Heroes folks in this side of the world, here in the Americas. Although I must confess that I don't have much experience managing servers, I'd say have a quite solid knowledge of Linux and CLI. I'm sure that with some help (documentation, Duckduckgo and someone to point me the right path from time to time) we can make it work. Any thoughts are appreciated. I hope you all are well. With regards, Luciano On 8/4/22 17:39, Lars Vogdt wrote:
Hi there,
To make it short and clear: I decided to leave the openSUSE project.
Therefor the following openSUSE heroes machines are definitvely looking for a new maintainer:
* backup.infra.opensuse.org * freeipa.infra.opensuse.org * galera{1-3}.infra.opensuse.org (main Galera/MariaDB cluster) * gitlab-runner{1,2}.infra.opensuse.org (gitlab-runner) * kali.infra.opensuse.org (openVAS) * limesurvey.infra.opensuse.org (survey.o.o) * login3.infra.opensuse.org (the 'daffy' machine in Provo) * matomo.infra.opensuse.org (Matomo) * mirrordb{1-3}.infra.opensuse.org (PostgreSQL cluster) * monitor.infra.opensuse.org (Monitoring) * moodle.infra.opensuse.org (already shut down, but volunteers welcome) * mybackup.infra.opensuse.org (MariaDB backup machine) * nala2.infra.opensuse.org (2nd PostgreSQL slave in Provo) * nue-ns{1,2}.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS servers in NUE) * olaf.infra.opensuse.org (MirrorBrain scanner) * os-rt.infra.opensuse.org (RT Ticket Test-System - off already) * provo-galera{1-2}.infra.opensuse.org (to-be-done 2nd Galera cluster in Provo) * provo-gate.infra.opensuse.org (Provo Wireguard & Gateway) * provo-ns.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS server in Provo) * ipx-ns1.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS server at IPX in NUE) * ipx-proxy1.infra.opensuse.org * -*- maybe more?
Other machines, where I'm not sure if someone else keeps an eye on them: * slimhat.infra.opensuse.org * stonehat.infra.opensuse.org * -*- (often enough, I don't know if someone else cares)
Note: I will still maintain OBS and my personal packages in OBS (while I'm not really sure if I will find the time to look after packages in openSUSE:infrastructure - volunteers welcome).
Regards, Lars
Hi All, Hope all are well with you. I am Alex Mortel, from the Philippines, and interested in how OpenSuse people manage your web server, I do have my current work in government in a contractual setting. for a Linux System Administrator hands-on in AWS infrastructure using Linux Ubuntu, Red hat based System. but I already installed OpenSuse tumbleweed for WSL and I'm blown away by how fast it is. and it's my first time trying it on my day-to-day workstation setup. Maybe shortly, I will volunteer on your current list of heroes. Good luck and have a great day. Alex A. Mortel Linux System Admin LPIC 1 | Linux + On Sun, Aug 28, 2022 at 2:27 PM Luciano Santos <luc14n0-ml@outlook.com> wrote:
Hi there,
First I'd like to thank you Lars for all the time you contributed for the openSUSE project
administering all those systems and for everything else. I know how heavy a cross can
be to bear sometimes.
I'd like to give a hand administering those systems too if I may. For a while now I've been
nurturing a desire to redirect some of my time I contribute to openSUSE to help keep the infra
running smoothly. Specially because, from what I've seen, we don't have many Heroes folks in
this side of the world, here in the Americas.
Although I must confess that I don't have much experience managing servers, I'd say have a
quite solid knowledge of Linux and CLI. I'm sure that with some help (documentation, Duckduckgo
and someone to point me the right path from time to time) we can make it work. Any thoughts
are appreciated. I hope you all are well.
With regards,
Luciano
On 8/4/22 17:39, Lars Vogdt wrote:
Hi there,
To make it short and clear: I decided to leave the openSUSE project.
Therefor the following openSUSE heroes machines are definitvely looking for a new maintainer:
* backup.infra.opensuse.org * freeipa.infra.opensuse.org * galera{1-3}.infra.opensuse.org (main Galera/MariaDB cluster) * gitlab-runner{1,2}.infra.opensuse.org (gitlab-runner) * kali.infra.opensuse.org (openVAS) * limesurvey.infra.opensuse.org (survey.o.o) * login3.infra.opensuse.org (the 'daffy' machine in Provo) * matomo.infra.opensuse.org (Matomo) * mirrordb{1-3}.infra.opensuse.org (PostgreSQL cluster) * monitor.infra.opensuse.org (Monitoring) * moodle.infra.opensuse.org (already shut down, but volunteers welcome) * mybackup.infra.opensuse.org (MariaDB backup machine) * nala2.infra.opensuse.org (2nd PostgreSQL slave in Provo) * nue-ns{1,2}.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS servers in NUE) * olaf.infra.opensuse.org (MirrorBrain scanner) * os-rt.infra.opensuse.org (RT Ticket Test-System - off already) * provo-galera{1-2}.infra.opensuse.org (to-be-done 2nd Galera cluster in Provo) * provo-gate.infra.opensuse.org (Provo Wireguard & Gateway) * provo-ns.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS server in Provo) * ipx-ns1.infra.opensuse.org (official DNS server at IPX in NUE) * ipx-proxy1.infra.opensuse.org * -*- maybe more?
Other machines, where I'm not sure if someone else keeps an eye on them: * slimhat.infra.opensuse.org * stonehat.infra.opensuse.org * -*- (often enough, I don't know if someone else cares)
Note: I will still maintain OBS and my personal packages in OBS (while I'm not really sure if I will find the time to look after packages in openSUSE:infrastructure - volunteers welcome).
Regards, Lars
Hello, Luciano and Alex, I'm happy to see that you are interested in helping to maintain the openSUSE infrastructure :-) Do you have time on Thursday in the (european) evening? If so, joining the heroes meeting is probably a good way to get started. (See the mail I just sent for details about the meeting.) (If you can't join the meeting, don't worry. we'll find other ways to get you started.) Regards, Christian Boltz -- Ich mag die Entwickler, die denken so herrlich pervers. Wäre mir allerdings lieber, wenn sie nicht auch so programmieren würden ;) [Werner Flamme in opensuse-de]
Thanks, Christian This is great! let me check the details first to see if I could attend Alex A. Mortel Linux System Admin LPIC 1 | Linux + On Wed, Aug 31, 2022 at 4:45 AM Christian Boltz <opensuse@cboltz.de> wrote:
Hello,
Luciano and Alex, I'm happy to see that you are interested in helping to maintain the openSUSE infrastructure :-)
Do you have time on Thursday in the (european) evening? If so, joining the heroes meeting is probably a good way to get started. (See the mail I just sent for details about the meeting.)
(If you can't join the meeting, don't worry. we'll find other ways to get you started.)
Regards,
Christian Boltz -- Ich mag die Entwickler, die denken so herrlich pervers. Wäre mir allerdings lieber, wenn sie nicht auch so programmieren würden ;) [Werner Flamme in opensuse-de]
participants (6)
-
aex tecki
-
Andrii Nikitin
-
Christian Boltz
-
Lars Vogdt
-
Luciano Santos
-
Per Jessen