Implement a "host template" for mirroring barrucadu.co.uk, and turn yuggoth into a mirror #315
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These will live in `hosts/_templates`
This will be used to geographically distribute barrucadu.co.uk.
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Not entirely sure how I want to manage these "host templates" so this might get refactored soon, but it's here as a proof-of-concept.
yuggoth is based in the US, so I'll be able to set up geolocated DNS to serve the appropriate IP for the visitor.
I need to set up a binary cache so that yuggoth doesn't have to be beefy enough to compile bookdb and bookmarks (or just rewrite them in python again 🤷 ).
Deploying websites to yuggoth:
Might be worth writing some specific documentation for this.