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====== User Information ====== | ====== User Information ====== | ||
- | Note: some of these URLs might change as the migration finishes, basically iron.waffle.tech | + | If at any time you are overcome by fear, or just have some question you can't find an answer to here, you can email help@svc.waffle.tech. This opens a ticket in our extremely sophisticated service desk operation. |
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+ | ===== New Users ===== | ||
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+ | See the [[Getting Started Guide]] | ||
===== Services ===== | ===== Services ===== | ||
- | * **Account management: | + | * **IDM self service |
- | * **Email:** [[https://iron.waffle.tech/ | + | * **Shell**: ssh to login.waffle.tech |
- | * **Virtual machines:** (available on request as it's a bit more complicated to set up users): | + | |
+ | * **Mail**: [[users: | ||
+ | * **VoIP:** [[users:VoIP|VoIP]] | ||
===== Shell ===== | ===== Shell ===== | ||
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SSH to '' | SSH to '' | ||
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- | When connected to login.waffle.tech, | + | |
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- | ===== Basic platform info ===== | + | |
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- | The new waffle.tech (read in the same voice as New Coke) is a single physical machine with dual 4-core Xeons (with HT), 128 GB RAM, 1TB of moderate performance (for SSDs) solid-state storage mirrored for redundancy, and 4TB of spinning platter storage also mirrored for redundancy. It is located in a shared rack in a mid-tier data center in Las Vegas, NV. The internet connection is very fast but is capped at tens of TB of transfer per month. | + | |
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- | The basic platform is the open-source enterprise virtualization engine Proxmox. Most virtual machines run CentOS 8, but login.waffle.tech runs Fedora Server 32 to offer more recent versions. Access control is centralized by FreeIPA and, soon, Keycloak for SAML and oauth. All virtual machines share an internal network in reserved IP space, and the VM host forwards connections on many ports to various VMs. Some VMs (such as login) have an additional network interface which is directly on the internet with a public IP. | + | |
===== Engineering ===== | ===== Engineering ===== | ||
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