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Ryan Yin
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Aquamarine's services now run directly on kubevirt-youko, so the guest definition is no longer needed: - move its service modules to hosts/k8s/kubevirt-youko/aquamarine/ and drop the explicit import list, leaving aquamarine-services.nix with just its IP and secret groups - delete the guest base, journald override, output entry and home config - repoint the eval tests that read the guest's config to kubevirt-youko - drop the now-dead 'aqua' colmena recipe and its image upload The aqua KubeVirt VM itself is deleted separately; the name is kept in the docs for a possible later test microvm/qemu-vm on idols-ai.
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Nix
22 lines
873 B
Nix
{ ... }:
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{
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# aquamarine's service modules (caddy, gitea, grafana, monitoring, oci
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# containers, postgresql, restic, sftpgo, transmission, and the HDD disko
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# config) live in ./aquamarine/ and are auto-imported by this host's
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# scanPaths. Its HDD disko config only defines the two data disks (no root
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# disk), so it is imported as-is -- disko's NixOS module only generates the
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# fileSystems/mounts, it never reformats.
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#
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# keep aquamarine's IP on this host's bridge so its services and DNS keep
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# resolving after the migration (the NixOS list option merges with the .183)
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systemd.network.networks."10-br0".networkConfig.Address = [ "192.168.5.101/24" ];
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# the same secret groups the aqua VM enabled
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modules.secrets.server = {
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application.enable = true;
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operation.enable = true;
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webserver.enable = true;
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storage.enable = true;
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};
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}
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