Hi.
I am a new joinee in the Fedora Infrastructure group.
IRC : vijbat
Current skillset: 1. Unix/Linux sysadmin/SAN/NAS/ESX/Netbackup/bash scripting 2. Basic familiarity with Oracle/MySQL/Nagios/Apache/Puppet/Cisco/F5
Looking to learn: 1. Python Scripting 2. DevOps technologies 3. Very much interested in how Fedora manages security aspects 4. Understanding Fedora Infrastructure setup 5. Would like to troubleshoot issues at some point
Queries:
1. I havent uploaded my SSH public key yet. But at what point do we get access to any servers Understand its not immediate, but just interested to know 2. Where can I find infrastructure diagrams/documents about the current setup 3. I see we use the ircchat #fedora-meeting, but do we do any conference calls too? 4. As Fedora is mostly community driven (understand its supported by RedHat), how does critical infrastrucure run. Do we have dedicated sysadmins seperately to manage any sev1/sev2 faults.
And a lot more questions... But for now will hold on here..
Thanks for reading. Vijay
On Thu, 20 Oct 2016 18:45:54 -0000 "Vijayakumar Rajabathar" vijaybathar@fedoraproject.org wrote:
Hi.
I am a new joinee in the Fedora Infrastructure group.
welcome!
Queries:
- I havent uploaded my SSH public key yet. But at what point do we
get access to any servers Understand its not immediate, but just interested to know
Once you are added to the fi-apprentice group, or any of the syadmin groups later.
- Where can I find infrastructure
diagrams/documents about the current setup
https://infrastructure.fedoraproject.org/infra/docs/ has our SOPs and general docs about services.
We don't have any maps currently, but there is a ticket to create one.
- I see we use the
ircchat #fedora-meeting, but do we do any conference calls too?
We haven't, but we could at some point. Its been suggested before, just finding a good time might be difficult.
- As
Fedora is mostly community driven (understand its supported by RedHat), how does critical infrastrucure run. Do we have dedicated sysadmins seperately to manage any sev1/sev2 faults. And a lot more questions... But for now will hold on here..
Yeah, there's a few folks who are employed by Red Hat full time to work on Fedora infrastructure, so we make sure things keep running along. But you don't need to work for Red Hat to be involved at all. :)
kevin
Thanks for the info.
"Once you are added to the fi-apprentice group, or any of the syadmin groups later. .."
- What are the steps to be followed to get added to the above groups. Guessing its starts with the apprentice group.
On Mon, 24 Oct 2016 16:35:23 -0000 "Vijayakumar Rajabathar" vijaybathar@fedoraproject.org wrote:
Thanks for the info.
"Once you are added to the fi-apprentice group, or any of the syadmin groups later. .."
- What are the steps to be followed to get added to the above groups.
Guessing its starts with the apprentice group.
For the apprentice group, just ask on irc in #fedora-admin, someone can get you added and point you to docs, etc.
For sysadmin groups, folks are added after they prove themselves as apprentices (solve a bunch of tickets, show they will be around a while and are patient, become known by the existing team, etc).
kevin
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