Wie Sie sehen, sehen sie nix!
https://docs.hacc.space
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For the record: this is the last state before nftables broke yesterday. As far as I know, all that is missing from this to make the authentication for wink actually work is internet access for the container (as was also the case for hasenloch); the snippets for coredns and NAT copied from that container led to the aforementioned firewall problem — or at least they are the only thing I changed between deployments. Apart from that: this moves the proxy into the container, mostly to make keeping track of its state (esp. the secrets file) easier should we ever decide to move this somewhere else / delete the container, since that will just delete any additional state of the proxy with it. |
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hacc nixfiles
welcome to hacc nixfiles (haccfiles). this is the code describing our nix-based infrastructure.
structure
default.nix
: Entrypoint to the configcommon/
: configuration common to all hostsdesktop/
: desktop-relevant communicationmodules/
: home-grown modules for hacc-specific servicesnix/
: sources files, managed with nivpkgs/
: packages we built and don't want to upstream
working with the haccfiles
deploy:
nix build -f . deploy.$hostname && ./result switch
$hostname
can be replaced with any hostname or group
committing to haccfiles
- Golden Rule: DO NOT COMMIT TO MAIN
- exceptions apply, if you are not sure where to commit, don't commit to main
- split up commits, every commit is one atomic change
- e.g. no big "did some changes" but instead "updated service x", "updated service y", "update service z"
- follow the commit format: "$prefix$place: $change"
- prefix: one of fixup, nothing
- place: one of "modules/$module", "$hostname/service", "common/($place)", "pkgs/$pkgs" or "sources"
- change: describe your change, don't go over the character limit where git starts hiding/wrapping
- Exception: autogenerated messages (merge commits, reverts, etc)