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=== Hardware ===
=== Hardware ===
The server is a "flexgated" Macbook Pro 2017 (14,3), repurposed to be a server.
The server is an Acer Aspire 7 A715-75G, repurposed to be a server.


It has an i7 7700HQ, 16GiB of memory, 256 GB of NVMe SSD storage and 1TB of RAID1 HDD storage (for datafiles).
It has an i5 9300H, 12GiB of DDR4 memory, 256 GB of SATA SSD storage and 1TB of RAID1 HDD storage (for datafiles). The 1TB zpool is currently not used for anything Project Segfault related due to the stability issues with these drives.


=== VMs ===
=== VMs ===
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* Caddy as reverse-proxy/webserver
* Caddy as reverse-proxy/webserver
* Used for docker
* Used for docker
The server runs Docker and connects to the master Portainer instance on [[Soleil Levant]] via the Edge Agent.
[[Category:Servers]]
[[Category:Servers]]

Revision as of 15:16, 14 August 2023

India Node (ProjectINFault)

India Node, also known as ProjectINFault is a server hosted in Mumbai, India for Project Segfault.

It runs Proxmox VE as a hypervisor.

Picture of the IN Node

Hardware

The server is an Acer Aspire 7 A715-75G, repurposed to be a server.

It has an i5 9300H, 12GiB of DDR4 memory, 256 GB of SATA SSD storage and 1TB of RAID1 HDD storage (for datafiles). The 1TB zpool is currently not used for anything Project Segfault related due to the stability issues with these drives.

VMs

As with using Proxmox, the virtualization backend is QEMU/KVM.

The server is almost entirely virtualized, avoiding running anything on bare metal.

ProjectINFault

Neofetch from IN Node
  • The main VM where all segfault stuff runs
  • Caddy as reverse-proxy/webserver
  • Used for docker