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Am Donnerstag, 2. Juli 2015, 12:06:55 schrieb Rich Freeman: |
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> This is a bit off-topic for this thread, but the last I had heard we |
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> already had the hardware and it just needed somebody to set it up. |
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> That was a few months ago so that could be stale. |
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> I am concerned that infra is fairly overworked, and the nature of it |
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> makes it harder to bring new people in to help. It isn't like anybody |
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> can just pick up a server and start admining it the way they can work |
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> on a package. Stuff like this is probably why github seems to be |
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> slowly taking over the world. |
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I discussed this with Robin a few days ago (since I was also approaching a |
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local potential sponsor). What I heard from Robin and Jorge is, |
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* The machine originally intended for git was in the meantime used otherwise; |
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it could not be used to host the main git setup because of local network |
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configuration problems. |
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* We are right now mainly interested in options 1) and 3) from the "hosting |
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wishlist" that infra wrote up some time ago. |
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This is again the original mail from infra (roughly a year old now): |
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The Gentoo Infrastructure team (infra@g.o) is currently searching for |
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hosting sponsors in both Europe and North America. We ask that sponsors |
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contribute to Gentoo in one of several ways: |
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1. A donation of at least two dedicated servers including space, power |
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and 10Mbits of bandwidth (burstable to 50Mbit). This is the most common |
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option that organizations prefer. Sponsors typically have existing |
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dedicated space for their business and host hardware for Gentoo in that |
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space. |
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2. Donation of at least 8U space, 10A usable, and 10Mbits of bandwidth |
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(burstable to 50Mbits). The Gentoo Foundation will arrange the server hardware |
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(but not power, bandwidth, or rackspace / a rack.) |
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3. A single dedicated server. Minimum specifications: 16GiB RAM, 70GB usable |
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storage (RAID1 required, Linux MD RAID is good, SSDs are nice to have but not |
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required). 2Mbit bandwidth commit, burst to 10Mbit. |
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4. Beefy virtual machines. Minimum specifications: 8GiB RAM, 20GB storage. |
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2Mbit bandwidth commit, burst to 10Mbit. |
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5. Something else. If you think you have something useful to offer the |
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Infrastructure team, please get in touch! |
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In the first three cases we prefer that the sponsor has remote hands for |
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the machines (for dead drives etc). KVM-over-IP, remote IPMI or other |
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self-service remote management is also strongly desired. |
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Sponsors will received in return: ads on ads.gentoo.org (the ad sidebar to the |
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main site), postings on the sponsors page, as well as news items posted to |
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www.gentoo.org. |
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Interested parties should contact infra@g.o. |
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Generally, the Infrastructure team will install servers fresh from a rescue |
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environment, netboot environment or Gentoo LiveCD/DVD/USB media; as such |
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sponsors are not required to perform any software installation or maintenance. |
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Sponsors often ask to host official Gentoo mirrors. Note that the Gentoo |
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mirror network is not currently seeking new mirror sponsors at this |
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time - we have lots of mirrors! |
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The Gentoo infrastructure team has had significant operational problems with |
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virtual machines not mixing well with security-hardened kernels. We see this |
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a significant preference for physical hardware rather than solutions like Xen |
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or VMWare, but we are willing to try out HVM/fully virtualized machines like |
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KVM as availability dictates. |
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Andreas K. Huettel |
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Gentoo Linux developer (council, perl, libreoffice) |
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dilfridge@g.o |
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http://www.akhuettel.de/ |
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