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The "Grid Service" environment contains nodes and virtual machines that run special or dedicated services that are not under regular (Quattor) control. They live on a separate network (194.171.96.64/28). The following services are provided: | The "Grid Service" environment contains nodes and virtual machines that run special or dedicated services that are not under regular (Quattor) control. They live on a separate network (194.171.96.64/28). The following services are provided: | ||
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; [[Web site www.dutchgrid.nl]] : on host beerput.nikhef.nl as a standard virtual web site, aliases www.dutchgrid.(com,net,org) | ; [[Web site www.dutchgrid.nl]] : on host beerput.nikhef.nl as a standard virtual web site, aliases www.dutchgrid.(com,net,org) | ||
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; [[Host dist.eugridpma.info]] : HIGH QOS SERVICE! A vmware guest (sikkel.nikhef.nl) on rooier.nikhef.nl, CentOS 4/i686. It serves the EUGridPMA/IGTF trust anchor distribution from a web server with only static content. A GlobalSign SureSever EDU certificate has been issues to this host. | ; [[Host dist.eugridpma.info]] : HIGH QOS SERVICE! A vmware guest (sikkel.nikhef.nl) on rooier.nikhef.nl, CentOS 4/i686. It serves the EUGridPMA/IGTF trust anchor distribution from a web server with only static content. A GlobalSign SureSever EDU certificate has been issues to this host. | ||
| + | ; [[Host rooier.nikhef.nl]] : VMware hosting system. A "HA-GRID" PowerEdge 1950 8GB/dual Woodcrest system that runs CentOS4 x86_64 and whose sole purpose is hosting VMs. The services on this system are limites to SSH from within trusted NIKEHF internal networks, and the VMware server management port from these same networks. No other services are (to be) run on this system! | ||
Revision as of 17:27, 12 April 2007
The Grid Services environment
The "Grid Service" environment contains nodes and virtual machines that run special or dedicated services that are not under regular (Quattor) control. They live on a separate network (194.171.96.64/28). The following services are provided:
Services
- Web site www.dutchgrid.nl
- on host beerput.nikhef.nl as a standard virtual web site, aliases www.dutchgrid.(com,net,org)
- Web site www.biggrid.nl
- on host beerput.nikhef.nl as a standard virtual web site (both plain and SSL). Note that the main page http://www.biggrid.nl/ is redirected in the site-local httpd.conf file to point to http://www.nikhef.nl/grid/biggrid, but that the /twiki link is actually hosted there, and contains some magic in the conf file for client-side authentication
- Web site internal.vl-e.nl
- on host beerput.nikhef.nl as a standard virtual web site
- Web site www.eugridpma.org
- on host beerput.nikhef.nl as a virtual web site with it's own IP address (aliases are www.eugridpma.info and www.gridpma.eu). This is the PHP enabled web site with the agenda and such: note that the distribution server advertised to the public is https://dist.eugridpma.info/, although this site does contain a local (unreachable) copy of this as well. This sites runs with a separate host certificate, issues by the GlobalSign SureServer EDU CA
- VO LDAP service grid-vo.nikhef.nl
- on host beerput.nikhef.nl, as part of the one and only LDAP service running on this host. The same LDAP server hosts the obsolete and outdated CA LDAP server for issued certificates up till approx. 2003.
- RSync Backup Server
- a rsync-based backup system that periodically (once per day) obtains a copy of the filesystems of designated clients, and puts the stuff on beerput for further secondary backup via ASDM to SARA.
Hosts
- Host dist.eugridpma.info
- HIGH QOS SERVICE! A vmware guest (sikkel.nikhef.nl) on rooier.nikhef.nl, CentOS 4/i686. It serves the EUGridPMA/IGTF trust anchor distribution from a web server with only static content. A GlobalSign SureSever EDU certificate has been issues to this host.
- Host rooier.nikhef.nl
- VMware hosting system. A "HA-GRID" PowerEdge 1950 8GB/dual Woodcrest system that runs CentOS4 x86_64 and whose sole purpose is hosting VMs. The services on this system are limites to SSH from within trusted NIKEHF internal networks, and the VMware server management port from these same networks. No other services are (to be) run on this system!
