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- mostly lurking :)
- saw the certificate thing happen, thought maybe I can help
- ops + software development experience
- based in Berlin, originally from India
- based in [[Berlin]], originally from [[India]]
- [[idmyn]] == David
- being in the instance for ~4y
- joined around the same time the nicks rescued the instance
- based in UK
- doing some tech bits with Noah for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
- doing some tech bits with [[Noah]] for a while, then dropped off -- mostly here to offer any knowledge that is singly homed in brain :)
- focus areas:
- wiki
- meet.coop registration form in the wiki
- [[flancian]] == Eduardo
- living in switzerland
- [[wiki]]
- [[meet.coop]] registration form in the wiki
- [[flancian]] == [[Eduardo]]
- living in [[switzerland]]
- joined a couple of years ago, but not that involved until recently
- when recent cert issue happened felt rusty but perhaps they could help out
- SRE recently, linux experience
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- [[flancian]] is there a 'root node' for tech docs/etc.?
- [[nick sellen]] https://git.coop/social.coop/tech/operations
- assumes social.coop email addresses, but this can be worked around with aliases (check)
- we use pass
- we use [[pass]]
- [[flancian]] I see we have one server -- do we have a backup server? do we have backup+restore processes?
- [[david]] we have database backups but unclear when they have been tested
- [[flancian]] what about using this as an exercise in which the "new wave" of admins is tasked with setting up a new server off backups and such?
- [[akshay]] what's this sauce repo mentioned?
- [[akshay]] what's this [[sauce]] repo mentioned?
- [[nick sellen]] the other nick named it after 'special sauce'
- in principle it could be all consolidated into ansible
- docker compose setup
- [[docker compose]] setup
- the update process involves touching the sauce repo which then somehow results in updates configs making it to prod
- [[akshay]] love automation, been doing this for the past few years for employers
- [[datatitian]] thinking of oncall schedules for the group -- need not be too granular