Dear ALASCA Tech-Talk Community,
Fostering open source
software communities in the 2020s needs more than a git server
and a mailing list. However, ALASCA is the association for
operational cloud infrastructure, so let’s get a plate of
dogfood!
We’ll provide some insights how we are running ALASCA’s
infrastructure on open cloud infrastructure and utilize open
standards, what works well for us - and what does not.
Specifically, we’ll showcase our OpenTofu repo to manage the
ALASCA community resources based on the SCS-mandated Domain
Manager role. It is accompanied by RacStack (formerly known as
Raclette Billing Dashboard) to monitor actual resource usage.
We’ll also talk about our autoscaling GitLab and Woodpecker CI runners, as another example of an SCS-IaaS based application - and how we managed to DoS our cloud within the first week of bringing them to prod.
Users might know our GitLab projects, docs pages and are happy to pull from our registries. But that’s only the tip of the iceberg - we’ll visualize the suprising number of infrastructure services that are needed to run ALASCA and support our projects, and how we hope to increase transparency and reproducibility in the future.
We can't wait to talk tech with you!
-- Helena Ott Communication and Documentation Specialist ALASCA - Verband für betriebsfähige, offene Cloud-Infrastrukturen e.V. c/o Cloud&Heat Technologies GmbH Königsbrücker Straße 96 | 01099 Dresden +49 351 479 367 00 hello@alasca.cloud | https://alasca.cloud/ Let's learn. Let's discuss. Let's inspire. Let's tech-talk. Alle News zu den ALASCA-Tech-Talks gibt es hier: https://alasca.cloud/alasca-tech-talks/ Verantwortliche i.S.d. § 55 Abs. 2 RStV: Dr. Marius Feldmann (Vorsitzender | Cloud&Heat Technologies GmbH) Josephine Seifert (Stellvertretende Vorsitzende) Steffen Brauß (Schatzmeister | Schwarz IT KG) Registergericht: Amtsgericht Dresden Registernummer: VR 12961 Steuernummer: 202/140/21049