Re: upcoming postgresql.org infrastructure migration

On 10/16/18 10:04 PM, Stefan Kaltenbrunner wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> The sysadmin team is about to start a fairly large scale migration of
> the following public facing services to a new datacenter:
> 
> 
> yum.postgresql.org - running the yum repository information website
> xindi.postgresql.org - providing wiki.postgresql.org
> gemulon.postgresql.org - providing git master server
> norkan.postgresql.org - providing ns2.postgresql.org
> selek.postgresql.org - website search infrastructure
> omicron.postgresql.org - providing the PgUS / PostgresOpen website
> procyon.postgresql.org - developer.pgadmin.org
> babel.postgresql.org - Translation team website
> faynos.postgresql.org - Download Mirror
> arkaria.postgresql.org - running the Mailinglist archives backend
> rakhar.postgresql.org - providing planet.postgresql.org
> paxsor.postgresql.org - providing www.pgadmin.org, ftp.pgadmin.org
> coridan.postgresql.org - running the commitfest app
> devos.postgresql.org - providing Personal homepages for developers
> corvan.postgresql.org - Coverity build and submission system
> brentalia.postgresql.org - running the postgresql.org buildfarm website
> rubicun.postgresql.org - redmine.postgresql.org
> jerido.postgresql.org - providing jdbc.postgresql.org
> makus.postgresql.org - .us inbound mail relay for postgresql.org related
> domains
> zakdorn.postgresql.org - Frontend for main website
> atalia.postgresql.org - staging and testing server for apt.postgresql.org
> 
> 
> The migration is required because the long term infrastructure sponsor
> where we host those systems is shutting down the datacenter the current
> servers are in.
> We therefore need to migrate the systems to a new datacenter of theirs,
> but we will do everything we can do to minimized downtime for
> non-redundant services, but due to the large number of public and
> internal systems we will not be able to inform about every single
> migration. If you however note a particular service to be unavailable or
> impacted for an extended period of time - please dont hesitate to tell us!
> The migration is starting immediately and is expected to be finished by
> the end of next week.

this migration has been completed for all systems - and there is no
currently known remaining service impact. If somebody notices something
that stopped working or is behaving differently dont hesitate to tell us ;)


Stefan