Packages required to build it ourselves:

upstream https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=269115

Meanwhile, we configured correctly GRE interface and IPv6 tunnel separately,
so at next Dwellers reboot, we need to state what works

As a minimum, to have somewhere (a reports repository?) where we can write those report queries could already be useful, so we don't lose them.

So at this stage, we've PHP and Alkane deployed.

Server is live and stable.

Subtask removed to simplify the graph. It's the task where db-B-001 has been created and so solved this one.

Alkane will now PULL files from Jenkins, instead of Jenkins pushing to the relevant server.

Resolved by db-B-001 deployment: MySQL server doesn't have a public IP anymore

In T1627#23666, @dereckson wrote:

Perhaps replace references here too: https://code.nasqueron.org/?q=equatower&i=nope&literal=nope&files=&excludeFiles=&repos=

As all tasks are done, excepted the portsearch -u issue, which is not a blocker (it correctly indexes the ports), we're done here.

Okay, let's do an easy thing to solve that for DevCentral repositories:

Done, with a migration script.

PHP configuration to improve:

DUID published in Vault under ops/secrets/network/DUID/2001:bc8:2e84:700::

2001:bc8:2e84:700:: /56 should be used for WindRiver addresses.

Autoconfig IP isn't in our block

The DUID of your prefix (and each of its subnets) is like a private key and grants you access to your prefix. Keep it secret and do not share it.

Through autoconfig we've an IP in our /64 block: 2001:bc8:6005:5:aa1e:84ff:fef3:5d9c

According recent portsnap man: