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Intro:	The new server, successor to [[Hardac]], running most of the core LAN-only infrastructure of the space. The specs are: * Motherboard: [[:File:ASUS_PRIME_B550-PLUS_AC_Manual.pdf\|Asus PRIME B550-PLUS AC-HES]] * CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800XT, 8-Core * GPU: MSI/Nvidia RTX 5060 Ti 16GB * RAM: V-Color DDR4-2666 ECC 4x16GB * SSD: Intel 660P M.2 NVMe 2x1TB (ZFS Mirror) * HDD: Seagate Ironwolf 4x12TB (ZFS RAIDZ2) * NIC: Intel X540-AT2 Dual 10G Ethernet * PSU: Sliverstone Extreme 1200R Platinum
Rules:	Ask for an account if you think you need one, but chances are you actually want an account on one of the services the machine runs instead.
Instructions:	The host is running Proxmox as the hypervisor. Access its HTTPS web UI through port 8006 or SSH on port 22. === Virtual Machines === When setting up new VMs, keep to the following guidelines: * Don't create a VM unless you have to. Most services are set up in Docker. * Put your VM OS disk onto <code>local-zfs</code>, the NVMe RAID, for speed. If you need more space, add it as a secondary disk. === Docker Containers === When setting up new services, keep to the following guidelines: * Use Docker Compose, not <code>docker run</code> for consistency. * Set a restart policy of <code>unless-stopped</code> (or <code>always</code>), assuming you want them to automatically start along with the host. * Use relative paths unless you're referencing OS resources. * If you're mounting volumes, use user/group <code>docker-user</code> for them
Maintenance Info:	Create backups and keep things updated and working. === Hypervisor === ==== Authorizing New Users ==== You probably don't need a user on the hypervisor, but if you insist: In the web UI, visit Datacenter > Users > Add. Follow the prompts to add a user to the PAM realm. Then, in the host shell, run: <pre> adduser example usermod -aG sudo example </pre> When prompted, enter the user's name in the name field, leave phones blank, and put email in other. Repeat these commands in any VMs/LXCs you want to grant access to. === Virtual Machines === === LXCs === ==== Externally Mounting The Filesystem ==== If for debugging purposes you need to mount an LXC disk into the hypervisor itself, you can use: <pre> sudo pct mount <vmid> sudo pct unmount <vmid> </pre> Beware that unprivileged LXCs use a different band of uid/gids than the host [https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Unprivileged_LXC_containers for security reasons], and the resulting permissions issues cannot usually be remedied inside the container.
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== Services ==  {| class="wikitable" |- ! Name ! Type ! Hostname ! IP ! Ports ! Description |- | docker-compose | LXC | docker-compose.i3.lc | 10.13.0.31 | SSH | Debian host for Docker |- | └ caddy | Docker | varies | n/a | HTTPS | Reverse proxy and ACME forwarding |- | └ [[fileshare|copyparty]] | Docker | files.i3.lc via Caddy | n/a | HTTPS/WebDAV via Caddy | Space-wide fileserver |- | └ door-management | Docker | doors.i3.lc via Caddy | n/a | n/a | Updates and logs [[Doors|door RFID data]] |- | [[Home Assistant|home-assistant]] | VM | ha.i3.lc | 10.13.0.32 | HTTPS, SSH | Home Assistant OS |- | [[Vicky|vicky]] | LXC | vicky.i3.lc | 10.13.0.33 | InfluxDB, SSH | Debian host for Grafana, VictoriaMetrics/etc, and other observability |- | frigate | LXC | frigate.i3.lc | 10.13.0.34 | HTTPS, SSH | Debian host for NVR system for [[Security Cameras|cameras]] |} [[Category:Networking]]

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