[15:16:51] Amir1, herron, jhathaway, I'm replacing the puppetserver in the mailman vps project (T361371) and finding I can't ssh to mailman03.mailman.eqiad1.wikimedia.cloud (which seems like the only host in that project that could actually be doing anything.) Is that project defunct? And/or is it OK if I reboot that host? [15:16:51] T361371: Update mailman project puppetmaster - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T361371 [15:19:26] andrewbogott: I'm guessing those would be the machines used for testing the mailman upgrade? [15:19:38] no idea! [15:20:04] CC legoktm ^^ [15:20:06] yes, looks like T257270 [15:20:06] T257270: Request creation of mailman VPS project - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T257270 [16:15:21] hello folks! [16:15:41] I have a quick change for anybody that is interested in a nerd snipe for pki and cloud: https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/c/operations/puppet/+/1015541 [16:15:57] it is really not appealing I know, especially on a Friday [16:16:21] also open to other ideas [16:16:36] but deployment-prep is half broken and this may help to unblock [16:49:57] urandom: thcipriani and I are pondering the mystery of deployment-echostore02.deployment-prep.eqiad1.wikimedia.cloud which you see to have created back in the day. Any idea if that's still needed in beta? [17:10:23] oh...that boxen is running kask [17:11:52] I was looking for echostore (based on the box name) and all I came up with was the k8s thing: https://docker-registry.wikimedia.org/echoserver/tags/ [17:14:57] maybe deployment-docker-kask01 would match the naming schema of the other k8s services deployed as docker in beta. [17:31:07] andrewbogott: sorry I'm ooo but yeah, it was used for the mailman upgrade and we are planning to use it for the next upgrade (minor bumps, upgrade to bookworm in prod) [17:34:19] Amir1: ok. At the moment mailman03 is broken and bereft for lack of an acmechief connection. Should I just delete it? [17:34:52] yeah, the only thing it holds search indexes, the actual data is in the db [17:37:50] great, I'll delete it. thanks. [19:03:21] andrewbogott: good question. I don't need it (personally). It was setup (by request) back in the day to mirror what was in production [19:06:14] It's running docker and the same container we use in k8s, to glue mediawiki to Cassandra for timestamp storage (for echo)