Matt,
It's an x86 based SUN system, so we should be in good shape. Once I get my hands on it (possibly tomorrow), I'll ping you and we can just go from there. I don't mind working on it at home and we can get it up to speed. And since we can use skeleton binaries and some sample data sets, should be fairly easy to get things up and running. Also, thanks for the datasource information, I was trying to have a technical discussion with one of my collegues that will be helping with the integration tasks, and I realized I didn't have the data to take it any deeper.
-Gaylen
Awesome, Gaylen! Is the Sun system a Sparc or x86 based system? If
Sparc, we will have to search for a debian that runs on sparc or perhaps
handroll our apache and such. Asuming we save compile notes that may be
fine with me. Very cool on the hosting and DMZ situation too!
For the dev server we don't need that much data transfer, we can just
install skeleton binaries for our services and load them with a bit of
test data, don't need too much to test the integration at first.
Our main datasources are:
Animal Shelter Manager 2.3.X (we hand compiled and did some source
modification). I can get you access to the subversion. The data is
stored in a MySQL 5 database that I also compiled myself. (Ver 14.12
Distrib 5.0.37, for pc-linux-gnu (i686))
OTRS (Open Ticket Request System) 2.2.4 backended against the same
MySQL DB as above
Confluence Wiki 2.7.x (but I'd like to migrate to the 2.10 series, so
we can do that on dev)
Apache 2.2.x (rolls all of the above together via ReverseProxy directives)
Mailman mailing list manager (if we could LDAP THAT too it would be
heaven but I doubt that's going to be workable).
Gaylen Brown wrote:
> Quck update:
>
> -I've gotten my hands on a 1U sun system with 10k drives. It should be
> in my hands by Friday of this week. 2/6/09
> - Found a resource to help with the single authentication idea to
> integrate the various auth db's on the system (Currently 4 seperate).
> (dependancy on dev system up).
> - I have a possible 1u rack space, but it's not available right now.
> They need to setup a real DMZ before we can get that space. But we can
> get it eventually (free).
>
> Next steps:
>
> - Get server in hand, and get a basic build up. And if we really want
> to get moving, I can just have it up on my home network. 2/28
> - Game plan for data transfer. Maybe using sneaker net would be best?
> 100+gigs over a slow upload capacity on a cable modem. (I'll discuss
> with Matt).
> - Need some definitions on the CRM platform being used, version, etc.
> (2/6/09)
> - mysql details, size, number of logins, version
> - wiki details, what wiki are you using(sorry Matt, I forgot what you
> told me)?, version, number of logins
> - any other application details to help scope the project.
> - number of local PAM logins?
>
> Possible solutions, depending on logins: ldap or pam?
>
> Let me know if you guys have any questions.
>
> -Gaylen
>
>
>
> On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 7:58 AM, Chloe Redon <marat@burble.org
> <mailto:marat@burble.org>> wrote:
>
>
> How wonderful to have you!
> Welcome.
>
>
> Gaylen Brown wrote:
> > Matt,
> >
> > Thanks for the gracious introduction. I'm looking forward to
> helping as
> > much as possible. Initial focus / action item(s):
> >
> > * Find a 1u co-location / static ip location for
> dev.mickaboo.org <http://dev.mickaboo.org>
> > <http://dev.mickaboo.org>
> >
> > * Procure a 1u server for the task.
> >
> > * Install a mirrored debian OS build (we can pull a package list
> from
> > the current server) and mirror the same packages (stable release I'm
> > guessing?)
> >
> > Once we get to this point, we can really get rolling!
> >
> > I already put my feelers out there for the 1U location. I'll let
> > everyone know how things are progressing.
> >
> > -Gaylen
> >
> >
> > On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 3:44 PM, AMuse <amuse@foofus.com
> <mailto:amuse@foofus.com>
> > <mailto:amuse@foofus.com <mailto:amuse@foofus.com>>> wrote:> Techlist@mickaboo.org <mailto:Techlist@mickaboo.org>
> >
> >
> > Hi all! I would like to introduce you to Gaylen, who is now
> a member of
> > the tech list.
> >
> > He's going to volunteer with us and try to help with the
> growing list of
> > 'back burnered' stuff, such as getting a development server
> put together
> > and integrating all our tools into unified username/password
> schemes.
> >
> > He's got a ton of sysadmin-y experience so I'm very excited
> to have him
> > on board!
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