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Version	Author	Diff	Last updated
v188	Antoine Beaupré	explain the problems with HDD migration and possible workarounds	Jul 06, 2020
v187	Antoine Beaupré	fix instance exclusion system It seems like the `htools:iextags:FOO` parameter is a PREFIX. So the previous system didn't actually work, because (e.g.) no web-fsn:* tag existed. I have fixed the actual cluster to use service:* tags.	Jul 06, 2020
v186	Antoine Beaupré	note that we do not keep track of migrated ganeti machines anymore See https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/tpa/team/-/issues/29816	Jul 06, 2020
v185	anarcat	fix markdown syntax in ganeti	Jul 06, 2020
v184	Antoine Beaupré	clarify repository path	Jul 06, 2020
v183	Hiro	Update ganeti	Jul 02, 2020
v182	Antoine Beaupré	fix issue links to point at gitlab	Jun 25, 2020
v181	Antoine Beaupré	remove non-tsa content	Jun 24, 2020
v180	Antoine Beaupré	migrate to GitLab's Markdown syntax This is: ikiwiki2hugo.py --exclude .pytest_cache With the latest script from: <https://gitlab.com/anarcat/scripts/-/blob/master/ikiwiki2hugo.py> ... as of right now.	Jun 24, 2020
v179	Antoine Beaupré	rename .mdwn to .md The latter is actually one of two standard file extensions (as per RFC7763, the other being .markdown). It's also the extension expected by GitHub, GitLab, and other wiki software. So for the sake of future-proofing and compatibility, rename all files to the new name. This will hopefully not break anything: the file extension is not present in the rendered version anyways.	Jun 15, 2020
v178	Antoine Beaupré	replace trac references with bugs.tpo Those are more future proof and will work in gitlab.	Jun 15, 2020
v177	Antoine Beaupré	a reboot is needed as well	Jun 10, 2020
v176	Antoine Beaupré	add section specifically about adding disks	Jun 10, 2020
v175	Antoine Beaupré	make more explicit headers in instance modification This will make it clearer from the TOC	Jun 10, 2020
v174	Antoine Beaupré	Revert "rename "pager playbook" to "monitoring warnings" everywhere" Actually, "monitoring warnings" is less meaningful in some cases. For example in the case of tls, it talks about emails from Digicert, which is not per se a monitoring warning. Similarly, the Ganeti documentation talks about I/O overloads and other conditions that are not necessarily raised by the monitoring system, but could be raised by our "human nagioses" (e.g. "humans" saying "this is slow!"). This reverts commit 85d5423f1a37a9a3393efc78e269eddc7cd92aaa.	May 25, 2020
v173	Antoine Beaupré	rename "pager playbook" to "monitoring warnings" everywhere "Pager" and "playbook" have specific meanings which are not obvious to me. For example, we don't carry pagers and "playbooks" could be ansible playbooks, but we don't carry those either. I thought of naming this "Nagios warnings" but I figured I would be more forward-compatible (in case we switch away from Nagios) and name this "Monitoring".	May 25, 2020
v172	Antoine Beaupré	found a better command to inspect per-node storage stats	May 25, 2020
v171	Antoine Beaupré	add disk_usage to instance list This will tell us how much disk space a given instance uses, which is useful next to the CPU/RAM stats. We push "status" at the end since it seems more important (paradoxically): it seems things on the "edges" are more "obvious".	May 25, 2020
v170	Peter Palfrader	clean up after migration and drop the dnsTTL override	May 20, 2020
v169	Peter Palfrader	rfc1918 vlan	May 18, 2020