Dwellers

Dwellers is an VMWare EXSi instance installed on Stormshear.

The goal of this server is to provide a Docker / OpenShift / Geard CentOS PaaS service.

Basic information

• IPs:
  • 212.129.32.223
  • 2001:470:1f13:ce7:ca5:cade:fab:1e
• Hostname: dwellers.nasqueron.org
• Homepage: http://dwellers.nasqueron.org/
• Configuration:Access to 3.5 GB RAM and 4 core, burstable on request to 8 cores/+-6 Gb (to be negotiated according Ysul use)
• OS: CentOS 7
• ISP: Online (FR)
• Network: Illiad (FR)
• Status: Installing.
• Policy: Access for any Nasqueron or Wolfplex project
• Started: 2014-07-13

Services

• SSH (*:22)
• Docker
• OpenShift

Containers

Ports table

Ø indicates an unmapped port. In such cases, it's accessible logging in Dwellers, and connecting locally to the current mutable container IP variable and the immutable specified port.

Container name	Container image	Prefix	Service	Internal port	External port
Dwellers Shipyard	shipyard/shipyard	30	Apache	80	30080
phabricator.nasqueron.org	yesnault/docker-phabricator:latest	31	SSH	22	Ø
			Apache	80	31080
			MySQL	3306	Ø
forum.nasqueron.org	provided by the project Discuss docker image	32	SSH	22	Ø
			Apache	80	32080
			Others services like redis are still to document
bugzilla.espace-win.org	dklawren/docker-bugzilla	33	SSH	22	Ø
			Apache	80	33080

phabricator.nasqueron.org

Port prefix: 31

Provides a Phabricator instance for Nasqueron projects at http://phabricator.nasqueron.org.

To run a new container:

   docker run -p 31080:80 nasqueron-phabricator

Shipyard

Port prefix: 30

Provides a shipyard instance to manage Dwellers (and potentially other Docker installation) at http://dwellers.nasqueron.org:30080

To run RethinkDB for the storage and launch shipyard:

    docker run -it -d --name shipyard-rethinkdb-data --entrypoint /bin/bash shipyard/rethinkdb -l
    docker run -it -P -d --name shipyard-rethinkdb --volumes-from shipyard-rethinkdb-data shipyard/rethinkdb
    docker run -it -p 30080:8080 -d --name shipyard --link shipyard-rethinkdb:rethinkdb shipyard/shipyard

To control shipyard instance, launch the CLI (also in a container):

    docker run -it shipyard/shipyard-cli

Documentation is at http://shipyard-project.com/docs/usage/cli/

Troubleshoot

How to point a domain here?

For your domains:

• subdomain.domain.tld A 212.129.32.223
• subdomain.domain.tld AAAA 2001:470:1f13:ce7:ca5:cade:fab:1e

To request a DNS update for domains using extensively the Nasqueron servers infrastructure:

• subdomain.nasqueron.org CNAME www3.nasqueron.org
• subdomain.espace-win.org CNAME www2.espace-win.org

How to access by SSH to an instance?

See the ports table to check if a port is assigned. We don't assign port if there is no reason general public got access to the VM by SSH. We assign port each time a stable address is needed (for example to talk with a Git server)

If the port is mapped:

   ssh -p <port> username@dwellers.nasqueron.org

If the port is unmapped, you can from Dwellers:

   docker ps
   docker inspect <instance id> #gets the local IP
   ssh <IP 172.*>

No network at boot time

Access the machine on the hypervisor, then:

Check the interface is up

   ip addr
   ifup ens192 # to bring it up

If you've reset the configuration and need to add again the IP

   ip addr 212.129.32.223/32 dev ens192

Routing is probably the issue

   ip route add 62.210.76.1 dev ens192
   ip route add default via 62.210.76.1

Same for the case we can ping/ssh (slowly) from Ysul but not from the world

   ip route change 62.210.76.1 dev ens192
   ip route change default via 62.210.76.1

Reconfigure the IPv6 tunnel

   ip tunnel del he-ipv6
   ip tunnel add he-ipv6 mode sit remote 216.66.84.42 local 212.129.32.223 ttl 255
   ip link set he-ipv6 up
   ip addr add 2001:470:1f12:ce7::2/64 dev he-ipv6
   ip addr add 2001:470:1f13:ce7:ca5:cade:fab:1e/64 dev he-ipv6
   ip route change ::/0 dev he-ipv6

A port on the host doesn't reply (but does in Docker)

You can reset the iptables configuration. A script has been provided for that.

   # systemctl stop docker
   # reset-iptables
   # systemctl start docker