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2022-09-18
==========

*Migrated from Notion*.

Agenda
------

-  Joe will grant Chris access to the netcup hosts.

NetKube status
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

-  **Rollout**

   -  ☒ RBAC configuration and access granting
   -  ☒ Most nodes are enrolled, Joe will re-check
   -  ``turing``, ``ritchie``, ``lovelace`` and ``neumann`` will be
      Kubernetes nodes
   -  ``hopper`` will be the storage server

-  **Storage drivers**

   -  Not needed, everything that needs persistent storage will run on
      hopper
   -  Netcup does not support storage resize
   -  We can download more RAM if we need it
   -  A couple of services still need volume mounts: Ghost, Grafana &
      Graphite

-  **Control plane high availability**

   -  Joe mentions that in the case the control plane dies, everything
      else will die as well
   -  If the control plane in Germany dies, so will Johannes

-  **Early plans for migration**

   -  We can use the Ansible repository issues for a good schedule
   -  Hopper runs ``nginx``
   -  Statement from Joe: > “There is an nginx ingress running on every
      node in the cluster, okay, > okay? We don’t, the way that’s,
      that’s as a service is a NodePort, right? > So it has a normal IP,
      but the port will be like a random port in the range > of the
      30,000s. Remember that? Hold on. Is he writing rude nodes? And
      then… > We have nginx, so this is where it’s like a little bit,
      like, not nice, I > guess we just like, cronjob it, to pull the
      nodes, like, every minute or > so, and then update the config if
      they change. But then it’s just like… > nginx is like a catalogue
      of nodes. Wahhh, you drive me crazy.”

      -  “Nah, it makes sense!”

         -  “It does!”

      -  Joe will figure this out with assistance from his voices.

Open authentication
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

-  Joe and Johannes will check out OpenLDAP as a JumpCloud alternative
   starting from this evening
-  Sofi has experience with OpenLDAP

Sponsorship
-----------

This meeting has been sponsored by Chris Hemsworth Lovering’s
relationship therapy company, “Love To Love By Lovering”. You can sign
up by sending a mail to [email protected].

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