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This page aims to keep information public about Sage's infrastructure. Question mark means that the information is not confirmed, please do not hesitate to edit if you know more. | This page aims to keep information public about Sage's infrastructure. Question mark means that the information is not confirmed, please edit if you know more. |
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* admins: niles, tmonteil, vedlecroix, slelievre, kcrisman, mhansen | * admin: niles, tmonteil, vedlecroix, slelievre, kcrisman, mhansen |
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== cloud.sagemath.com == * what: a cloud service for computation and collaboration * operated by: Sagemath, Inc * url: http://cloud.sagemath.com |
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* admins: everyone who is on the github group for sagemath | * admin: everyone who is on the github group for sagemath |
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== files.sagemath.org, old.files.sagemath.org == * purpose: main files, spkgs, and backup of "other" files * what's at files.sagemath.org is ''exactly'' rsync.sagemath.org::sage * old.files.sagemath.org has the old stable releases * are the old development tarballs are still archived somewhere? * hosted at: UW. Other places are the mirrors of it. * contact: schilly, vbraun * admin: ohanar? |
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* technology used: ubuntu, custom flask, mongodb, see [[buildbot]] for more details | * technology used: centos, custom flask, mongodb, see [[buildbot]] for more details |
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* admins: robertwb * contact: robertwb |
* admin: robertwb, chapoton * contact: robertwb, chapoton |
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== PPA == | == Packaging for Linux == === arch-linux package === * purpose: easy-to-install arch-linux package * maintainer: Antonio Rojas * hosted at: https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/sagemath/ === Fedora package === * purpose: easy-to-install Fedora package * maintainer: Paulo Cesar Pereira de Andrade (pcpa) * hosted at: https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packages/sagemath * other link: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/SciTech/SAGE === RPM package === * what: links to sagemath packages for the rpm package manager (Fedora, Mandriva) * hosted at: http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=sagemath === Ubuntu PPA === |
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== sagemath files == * purpose: main files for rsync and backup of "other" files * hosted at: UW and other places ? * schilly: this should get its own subdomain files.sagemath.org |
This page aims to keep information public about Sage's infrastructure. Question mark means that the information is not confirmed, please edit if you know more.
Please mark which services still need to find a new home, with the system requirements and the deadline.
Current services
DNS
- registrant: was
- admin: was, schilly
- tech contact: was, schilly
ask.sagemath.org
- purpose: webserver wher users can get support
- hosted at: Ohio State University (Niles Johnson's university)
- technology used: ubuntu, nginx, uwsgi, postgesql, askbot
- resources needed: database on a separate VM, 2GB RAM, 10GB disk
- admin: niles, tmonteil, vedlecroix, slelievre, kcrisman, mhansen
contact: sage-askbot-admin@googlegroups.com
cloud.sagemath.com
- what: a cloud service for computation and collaboration
- operated by: Sagemath, Inc
build.sagemath.org
- purpose: distribute and gathers automatic binary building on volunteer's machines
- hosted at: ?UW?
technology used: ubuntu, nginx: see buildbot for more details
- resources needed: ?CPU ?RAM ?DISK
- admin: ??
- contact: ??
doc.sagemath.org planet.sagemath.org www.sagemath.org
- purpose: on-line browsable documentation + web homepage
- hosted at: github.io
- technology used: proprietary
- resources needed: 0 CPU, 0 RAM, 0 DISK
- admin: everyone who is on the github group for sagemath
- contact: schilly for the website
files.sagemath.org, old.files.sagemath.org
- purpose: main files, spkgs, and backup of "other" files
what's at files.sagemath.org is exactly rsync.sagemath.org::sage
- old.files.sagemath.org has the old stable releases
- are the old development tarballs are still archived somewhere?
- hosted at: UW. Other places are the mirrors of it.
- contact: schilly, vbraun
- admin: ohanar?
git.sagemath.org and trac.sagemath.org
- purpose: development tools, they share the same host
- hosted at: ?UW?
- technology used: ubuntu, apache, git, trac
- resources needed: ?CPU ?RAM ?DISK
- admin: ?
- contact: ?
patchbot.sagemath.org
- purpose: distribute and gathers automatic ticket testing on volunteer's machines
- hosted at: ?UW?
technology used: centos, custom flask, mongodb, see buildbot for more details
- resources needed: Minimal CPU, RAM. ~25GB disk.
- admin: robertwb, chapoton
- contact: robertwb, chapoton
Packaging for Linux
arch-linux package
- purpose: easy-to-install arch-linux package
- maintainer: Antonio Rojas
hosted at: https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/sagemath/
Fedora package
- purpose: easy-to-install Fedora package
- maintainer: Paulo Cesar Pereira de Andrade (pcpa)
other link: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/SciTech/SAGE
RPM package
- what: links to sagemath packages for the rpm package manager (Fedora, Mandriva)
hosted at: http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=sagemath
Ubuntu PPA
- purpose: easy-to-install Ubuntu .deb packages
- hosted at: launchpad.net
- admins: pipedream
contact: https://launchpad.net/~aims/+archive/ubuntu/sagemath
rsync.sagemath.org
purpose: the seed for mirrors, see MirrorNetwork for more details
- hosted at: UW
- technology used: rsync
- resources needed:
- CPU 1 core
- RAM 2-3 gb (mostly for caching when calculating hashes)
- DISK enough for all sage files (50+ GB)
- admins: schilly
- contact: schilly
sagecell.sagemath.org
- purpose: allow embedding sage computations within a webpage
- hosted at:
- Goethe-Universität (Frankfurt, Germany)
- Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Madrid, Spain)
- Google Compute Engine (Council Bluffs, Iowa, USA)
- technology used: production installation requires a dedicated server (either physical or virtual)
- resources needed:
- RAM: 32GB recommended for smooth operation, 16GB may become enough in the future
- CPU: the more the better for handling spikes in load and allowing parallel interacts, but any will do if necessary
- DISK: must have BTRFS at least for /var/lib/lxc, SSD is preferable, 100GB should be sufficient for the foreseeable future
- admin: novoselt
- contact: novoselt
available urls: http://aleph.sagemath.org, http://sagecell.sagemath.org
sagenb.org
- purpose: public notebook,
state: end of life, replaced by http://cloud.sagemath.com
- volunteers: dimpase, tmonteil, vdelecroix
wiki.sagemath.org
- purpose: the wiki you are currently reading!
- hosted at: ?UW?
- technology used: ubuntu, apache, moinmoin
- resources needed: ?CPU ?RAM ?DISK
- admin: ?
- contact: ?
- possible issue in migration: it share the same db of users acounts than trac.
Planned services (wishlist)
schilly: who wishes this and did define those purposes based on what discussion?
backup
- purpose: backup between remote hosts, local backups can be destroyed
- schilly: backup of what?
stats
- purpose: stop feeding google-analytics database
- schilly: strong objection, we have a long time history stored there and it's far better than any other tools
public stats are here http://www.histats.com/viewstats/?SID=1579950&f=2
- novoselt: horrific page - I thought such blinking adds are a thing of the past, had to close it before finding any data
lists
- purpose: do not depend on googlegroups (see what happened with googleID on ask and sagenb)
- schilly strong objection: what has this to do with google id?