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Set DOMserver IPs #167

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@vmcj vmcj commented Sep 10, 2024

See Pat's list, I'm not sure about the analyst instance if that is the host green or the host analyst-green, went with the analyst-green.

Onsite we should discuss which machine will be dualhomed or which firewall can be changed so we can manage the analyst instance.

This also requires a split in grouping to make sure that the analyst instance doesn't get a replication setup. It wouldn't hurt but its better to not install extras which are not needed as it opens up the sql server there in green.

See Pat's list, I'm not sure about the analyst instance if that is the
host `green` or the host `analyst-green`, went with the `analyst-green`.

Onsite we should discuss which machine will be dualhomed or which
firewall can be changed so we can manage the analyst instance.
This is needed because of the replication password, alternative would be
to do the same split as for online and not have so many groups in groups
but that also makes that we duplicate a lot of settings.
We now share all variables between both domservers so they share all
facts. Only the passwords are changed to make sure no data can leak if
we misconfigure the domserver URL in the analyst instance.
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Dropping all this means we have no example of it anymore on main. Does that make sense?

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You're right, forgot to change the base to wfastana.

@vmcj vmcj changed the base branch from main to wfastana September 10, 2024 12:02
@vmcj vmcj merged commit 7e5202f into DOMjudge:wfastana Sep 12, 2024
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@vmcj vmcj deleted the ip_plan_astana branch September 12, 2024 13:50
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