Rewrites the hg worker to use json-log?rev=author() which matches the
changeset author (not the pusher), capturing commits landed by sheriffs.
Repos are discovered within configured groups plus individually listed
repos. The worker skips entirely after the first successful backfill.
Adds script/hg-ingest.sh for offline ingestion via local hg clones —
clones one repo at a time, caches extracted changesets to .tsv, inserts
via psql, and sets poller_state when done.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
deploy.sh:
- never rsync into /; stage to /tmp on the remote and install at final
paths via sudo bash heredoc, closing the parent-dir attribute leak
that broke three hosts in the earlier rsync incident
- shell-quote heredoc args via ${var@Q}
- drop -A -X on the remaining (web) rsyncs
- generic worker.secrets loop reads (env-var → pass path) from manifest;
GITEA_TOKEN now flows through automatically
- in-memory bash substitution for templates (secrets never on argv)
- simplify semanage port labelling: --add 2>/dev/null || --modify (the
old grep pre-check matched only the first listed port)
- restorecon back to short flags (Fedora policycoreutils has no long
forms; --recursive errored at deploy time)
- quieter health probe loop: curl diagnostics only on final failure
manifest as source of truth:
- api.config.bind drives BIND_ADDR, firewalld port, semanage label,
health-probe URL
- web.config.{server_name,root,api_upstream} drives nginx render,
rsync targets, restorecon scope
- nginx config renamed to site.conf.tmpl; firewalld svc to
moments-api.xml.tmpl; both rendered at deploy time
- topology flip: api → nikola, worker → frootmig (anjie freed)
new scripts:
- script/teardown.sh: idempotent component teardown, never rsyncs,
shared-state cleanup gated on absence of remaining env files,
--remove-docroot guard against shallow / system paths
- script/db-perms.sh: rewritten — fixes grep/append role mismatch that
appended duplicates on re-run, adds postgres reload, hits primary +
standby in a single invocation
readme: genericized; deployment topology no longer carries real host
or site names.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The per-site nginx ingress for rob.tn lives on oolon (the host the
external router forwards 443 traffic to), not on nikola. Adjust the
topology so:
- web (static ui + nginx) → oolon.hanzalova.internal
- api binds 0.0.0.0:42424 on nikola.kosherinata.internal so oolon
can reverse-proxy across the WG mesh
- new firewalld service moments-api opens 42424 in the default zone
on nikola
- oolon labels port 42424 http_port_t so httpd_t may name_connect
outbound to it (httpd_can_network_connect was already set)
- nginx ssl_certificate switched to oolon's host cert; upstream
rewritten to nikola.kosherinata.internal:42424
Plaintext between oolon and nikola for now — the WG mesh provides
the encryption layer and the data is already public. Documented
the deferral so a future move to per-hop mTLS is obvious.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wires up the prod deployment per architecture-doc conventions:
- api → nikola.kosherinata.internal, loopback bind 127.0.0.1:42424
(less-common port, registered with SELinux as http_port_t).
- worker → frootmig.kosherinata.internal, no listening port.
- web (static ui/dist + nginx server_name rob.tn) → nikola, with
/api/* reverse-proxied to the loopback API.
- db → existing magrathea cluster via mTLS, hostname-baked DATABASE_URL
rendered into /etc/moments/{api,worker}.env at deploy time.
Cert rotation: step-ca renews host certs every 24h; .path units watch
/etc/pki/tls/misc/<host>.pem and trigger systemctl restart of the
relevant service. Both binaries hold cert state in rustls and read
once at startup, so restart is the right reload semantics.
deploy.sh contract matches the architecture doc: positional env arg,
component list (or `all` / `default`), --dry-run support. Renders
config templates from `pass`, rsyncs over ssh+sudo, runs sysusers /
restorecon / semanage / systemctl / nginx -t idempotently.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
