Hey all,
Davide and I did another hackathon today, and got a lot done.
First and foremost is that the Reg server is finally migrated. It's now a CentOS Stream 10 system (though with a CentOS7 container for reg itself since it still requires python2).
That completes our systems migrations to modern OSes. Everything is on CentOS Stream 10 except lists which is CentOS Stream 9 (mailman3 is not yet available for C10).
In addition we got a TON of other stuff done:
* Upgraded chef-client to the latest version * Synced upstream cookbooks: fb_helpers, fb_dracut, fb_sawp, fb_apache, fb_sysctl, fb_syslog, fb_cron, fb_dnf, fb_yum_repos, fb_systemd, fb_securetty, fb_nsswitch, fb_fstab, fb_modprobe, fb_hostconf, fb_limits, fb_hosts, fb_logrotate, fb_motd, fb_iptables, fb_init, fb_postfix, fb_nginx * Add timesyncing with chrony (controlled by the fb_chrony cookbook) * Migrated to fb_hosts to control /etc/hosts (we had it as a required dependency, bit it was not enabled) * Migrated to fb_modprobe to control boot modules * Migrated to fb_logrotate to control log rotation * Migrated to fb_syslog to control rsyslog * Migrated to fb_securetty to control /etc/securetty * Migrated to fb_limits to control /etc/limits* * Migrated to fb_hostconf to control hostconf configs * Cleaned up the awscli2 hacks now that awscli2 is now properly packaged in CentOS10 * Moved mailman's RDS instance to have min CPU of 0.5 (instead of 1) so it can fully spin down when not in use and save us some money * Did a minor upgrade on mailman's RDS version * Close some old issues, filed some new ones for tracking
I'll send a separate email about cleanup schedules.