With asxpio-services described in nixos/, Ansible only has asxpio-ops
left. Drop the runner, SillyTavern and Minecraft roles, the services
host from both inventories, and the WireGuard client play.
The s3fs role and playbook go as well: the mounts were switched off on
asxpio-ops, and on asxpio-services nothing read them. The credentials
file the role once wrote on asxpio-ops stays, because the backup script
there reads it.
site.yaml against asxpio-ops still changes nothing.
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Service changes were made by hand on the servers, which is how the
repository drifted. Apply site.yaml from a workflow instead: every
push dry-runs it against production, and a push to main applies it.
Jobs run in containers on asxpio-services. asxpio-ops is reached over
the private network; the services host is reached through asxpio-ops,
because a container connecting to its own host arrives from a Docker
bridge address that sshd and the firewall refuse. Host keys are pinned
in known_hosts.
Ansible comes from a pinned nixpkgs revision so every run uses the
same version.
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