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access a service on another node, we need wireguard(or something similar).
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Actually if we run all nodes in the same network and it'd be fine without.
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## Most Basic Implementation
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- single node
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- runs `nomad agent -dev` and `consul agent -dev`
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- runs `dnsmasq -d`, `nomad agent -dev`, and `consul agent -dev` as root
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- /etc/nomad.d/consul.hcl:
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consul {
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address = "127.0.0.1:8500"
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}
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- /etc/dnsmasq.conf:
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server=/consul/127.0.0.1#8600
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- all jobs define a consul service
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- TODO: make dns/connect work
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## useful commands
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## useful stuff
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- `nomad job run <job>.hcl`
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- `consul catalog services` <- list registered services
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- http://localhost:4646/ui/jobs <- web UI accessible after `nomad agent -dev`
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- https://developer.hashicorp.com/nomad/docs/configuration
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- https://developer.hashicorp.com/nomad/docs/job-declare/service-discovery
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## Storage/SPOT
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the papermc container already copies all files in /mnt/*
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to /data, so it's easy to add overwrites.
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in ./lobby.nomad.hcl I just use a prestart container that downloads the plugin
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to a temporary volume that is then used as /mnt.
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A lot of boilerplate and it's also not easy to add other files.
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Ideally, we'd just copy a whole directory over sftp. it would look
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like this:
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/.gitignore <- data
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/Makefile <- downloads plugins specified to /data/plugins
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/static <- static files that are copied by make to /data
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But ig that wouldn't play nice with CI/CD...
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Also currently we need to duplicate a lot of this boilerplate btw.
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