oldschool
/mnt/disks, where every offsite local-path volume lands) os NixOS 26.05 (Yarara) firmware P21 Ver. 02.15 (2018-01-31)offsite worker. Also runs docker, a GitHub Actions runner, and yarr.
No TPM:
/sys/class/tpm/is empty and there are no/dev/tpm*nodes. Reachable over the LAN at10.89.0.11(or via the tailnet).
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The volume and the database both live on Fleet/oldschool, because local-path is a directory on one node's disk. The pod and the Postgres instance are pinned there by node selector for the same reason.
One node, one disk. Both volumes are local-path on Fleet/oldschool. Losing that host takes the zone down until it comes back, and the sites volume's declared size is not enforced by anything — local-path shares the node's filesystem, so what warns first is a node-disk alert rather than the claim.
| Host | Cluster | Hardware |
|---|---|---|
| Fleet/optiplex | folly | Dell OptiPlex 3050 micro, i7-7700T |
| Fleet/riptide | folly | HP EliteDesk 800 G5 DM, i5-9500T |
| Fleet/shale | folly | HP EliteDesk 800 G2 DM 35W, i7-6700T |
| Fleet/retrofit | offsite | HP EliteDesk 800 G2 DM 65W, i7-6700T |
| Fleet/oldschool | offsite | HP EliteDesk 800 G3 DM 35W, i5-6500 |
TPM across the x86 fleet: only Fleet/riptide has an operational TPM 2.0; Fleet/shale and Fleet/retrofit enumerate TPM 1.2 (too old for systemd-cryptenroll); Fleet/optiplex needs BIOS enablement; Fleet/oldschool has none. Per-host detail is on each page.