Tag: backup

  • Status: the first services meant for people

    Everything built so far has been infrastructure for the lab’s own benefit: gateways, tunnels, DNS, identity, monitoring, backups. Useful, and none of it something a person opens on purpose.

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  • Status: the identity tier is up

    Single sign-on is running. That is the tier everything above it has been waiting on since the architecture was written, and the one the runbooks warn against skipping in the strongest terms available.

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  • The check that worked, and was ignored

    A 120 GB virtual disk was being moved from SSD to spinning disk. The SSH session running it timed out and dropped. The move kept going on the server, as it should.

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  • Seventy-two bytes

    Every configuration file in this lab is in version control, and the disaster-recovery procedure said so: rebuild the server, restore config from git, carry on.

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