#9622 RFR: libravatar.org
Closed: Fixed 3 years ago by kevin. Opened 3 years ago by clime.

Hey,

libravatar.org service was previously hosted in OpenStack. Then OpenStack was taken down and i wasn't quick enough to move it to Communishift before it was taken down. Right now it runs on my personal VM, which is not ideal (because it's quite slow and other reasons). Would there be a place somewhere in outer Fedora infrastructure where libravatar could be put? I think it would make sense because it is used at least by Bodhi, pagure.io, and src.fp.o and it is a nice community project.


So, we could set this up as an aws instance. However, for that:
what specs do you need? cpu/memory/disk/os ?
YOU WOULD BE 100% on the hook for applying updates/making sure the instance is secure, etc.

We expect we will have some communishift news soonish (few weeks is), so if you can wait for that, we could perhaps run this in an openshift (which would be nicer in that you only have to maintain the app).

Of course we could do aws and then move to openshift, but thats more moves on you.

Thoughts?

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3 years ago

Hello Kevin,

minimum requirements: 4 cores, 2 GB of RAM, 50 GB disk, any OS
recommended requirements: 4 cores, 4 GB of RAM, 80GB disk, any OS

I am ok with AWS for the time being and then move again to OpenShift when it's done.

Thank you for the kind response.

ok. Fair enough.

I'd think a c5d.xlarge would work fine...

@nb if you want to set this up, go for it. Or @mobrien

Otherwise I can likely get it next week.

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3 years ago

I will get this set up for you tomorrow.

Great! I am on IRC as clime. We can also talk there at any time if needed.

I can set this up, just one or 2 things.
1. First of all could you share a public ssh key to add for access please
2. Is Fedora 33 ok for this?
3. Is disk I/O a concern for this or would data integrity be more of a concern?
A c5d.xlarge would have a faster disk as its an attached SSD but it's ephemeral so there is a risk
of data loss. A c5.xlarge with attached EBS would be a little slower but is not ephemeral so data
loss is less likely

1)

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2) yes, f33 is great

3) If there are no backups of c5d.xlarge, then I would prefer slower c5.xlarge. If there are some backups, then c5d.xlarge. I mean I would at least need to backup db but I will probably have no suitable place to do it (would need to trasfer several gigs over ssh through public network) so in this case I would prefer the slower/safer option.

I have created the instance for you. It should be reachable at fedora@3.237.94.246

It is a c5.xlarge with 100GB EBS storage attached on fedora 33

One thing I forgot to ask was what ports would you like opened? I have opened 22, 80 & 443 please let me know if you would like any change to this.

Yes, I can get there. Thank you very much!!!

I think the ports 22, 80, 443 are fine. I don't think we use anything else.

Thank you again!
Very much appreciated!

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3 years ago

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