'No package matching docker-ce' happens when Docker has no repo for the
VM's release codename (common on non-LTS Ubuntu). Add docker_apt_codename
(defaults to the detected release; override to e.g. noble on non-LTS) and
refresh the apt cache right after adding the repo so index errors surface
immediately instead of as a missing package.
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The six.moves ModuleNotFoundError comes from version-skewed duplicate
Ansible installs; recommend a single pipx install in prerequisites.
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The playbook runs everything via become(root); note that -K
(--ask-become-pass) is required unless the target user has passwordless
sudo. Replace the misleading --check first-run hint with --syntax-check.
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Running the playbook from /mnt/c in WSL makes Ansible ignore ansible.cfg
(world-writable dir), losing the inventory. Document the fix (copy to WSL
home, or export ANSIBLE_CONFIG) plus the inventory/syntax-check reminders.
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Implements the two decoupled backup streams from docs/06 as an idempotent
Ansible role wired into the host playbook:
- Files: sanoid takes/prunes ZFS snapshots per policy (sanoid_datasets) on
its packaged timer; syncoid replicates offsite (heleos-zfs-offsite),
enabled only when zfs_offsite_target is set.
- DB: heleos-db-backup (nightly systemd timer) walks the deployments dir and
dumps each DB-backed site via `docker exec mariadb-dump` into
db-backups/<customer>/<site>/{daily,weekly,monthly} with rotation
(automysqlbackup-style, adapted for the containerized DB; MYSQL_PWD keeps
the password out of the process list). heleos-db-offsite rsyncs offsite
when db_offsite_target is set.
Streams and schedules are configured in group_vars/all.yml; offsite is
opt-in via the two target vars. Updates doc 06 (implementation note), the
ansible README, and CLAUDE.md status. YAML + templates validated by render.
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Python control-panel package driving the full provisioning flow from a
site's site.yaml (docs/05):
- provision: ZFS web dataset + ownership, per-site DB + least-priv user,
generated .env encrypted to secrets.enc.yaml (SOPS/age), render the
profile templates + persist site.yaml, per-customer chrooted SFTP
account, docker compose up.
- deprovision (gated: data destroyed only with --purge, after a final
backup), backup (ZFS snapshot + mariadb-dump), restore (rollback +
import), render (preview), list.
Design: one command/file runner with a real --dry-run (prints every
action, redacts secrets); idempotent steps; Config + Site validation
mirroring docs/03; passwords never logged.
Modules: cli, config, naming, context, render, runner, zfs, database,
secrets, sftp, compose, provision, backup. Plus pyproject (heleosctl
entry point), config.example.yaml, an example site, and a README.
Tests: 22 pure-logic unit tests (naming, config validation, template
render across all profiles + db on/off) — all passing. Full provision and
deprovision verified end-to-end in --dry-run.
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Add the building blocks the provisioning CLI renders per site.
Base images (site-templates/images):
- php-fpm: non-root (www-data) php:<ver>-fpm-alpine with pdo_mysql, mysqli,
gd, intl, zip, opcache, exif; tuned php.ini + pool; built per PHP version.
- nginx: hardened nginx:1.27-alpine with shared security + fastcgi snippets;
per-site server block mounted at runtime.
- build.sh: build + Trivy-scan (+ optional push) for both images.
Profile templates (site-templates/profiles), Jinja2 rendered:
- static, redirect (tiny nginx 301/302), custom-php (nginx + our php-fpm,
optional DB), wordpress (nginx + official wordpress-fpm, DB required,
upload-exec denied). Only nginx carries Traefik labels and joins proxy;
php-fpm uses the private <slug>_net and joins platform only when a DB is
needed. Secrets stay in a git-ignored .env, not the compose.
CI: .forgejo/workflows/images.yml builds/scans images (gitleaks + Trivy).
README documents the render context and the Phase 4 web-root ownership item.
Templates validated: all profiles render to valid compose YAML across the
database on/off branches and single/multi-domain host rules.
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Add base Docker Compose projects under platform-infra/stacks, using the
Phase 1 ZFS platform datasets and shared networks:
- bootstrap-networks.sh: idempotent creation of shared `proxy` (edge) and
`platform` (internal) Docker networks.
- traefik: edge router with TLS/ACME (HTTP-01), global HTTP->HTTPS redirect,
file-based security-headers/TLS middlewares, and a basic-auth dashboard.
Docker access via a least-privilege tecnativa/docker-socket-proxy instead
of mounting docker.sock directly.
- mariadb: shared instance on tank/platform/mariadb, utf8mb4, tuned; not
published to the host (internal `platform` network only).
- forgejo: Git + container registry over HTTPS (SSH disabled to avoid extra
inbound ports), SQLite backend, data on tank/platform/forgejo.
Each stack ships a committed .env.example (real .env is git-ignored) and the
stacks README documents bring-up order, secrets, and verification.
Also add root CLAUDE.md so fresh sessions orient from files cheaply:
philosophy, doc pointers, naming quick-ref, repo map, commands, agreements.
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Idempotent host configuration targeting Ubuntu 24.04 with ZFS on a
dedicated second disk. Role-based platform-infra/ansible:
- base: apt packages, timezone, unattended security upgrades.
- zfs: install ZFS, create pool on a dedicated disk (guarded against
wiping a non-empty disk), create platform datasets + customers parent
per docs/03; docker dataset mounted at /var/lib/docker.
- docker: Docker Engine + Compose plugin, daemon.json written before first
start so the native zfs storage driver initializes on the ZFS data-root;
per-site network address pool preconfigured.
- firewall: nftables inbound default-deny in a dedicated table that never
flushes Docker's rules; container outbound SMTP blocked via a DOCKER-USER
jump applied by a systemd oneshot.
- ssh_hardening: key-first SSH with an anti-lockout assertion, config
validation gate, and the sftponly group for Phase 4 SFTP accounts.
Includes ansible.cfg, requirements.yml, inventory example, group_vars with
safety notes, and a run guide. Real inventory (hosts.yml) is git-ignored.
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Adopt a two-level ownership model: a customer owns many sites, with
isolation/containers/DB/backup at the site level and grouping (one SFTP
login, recursive backup, billing, bulk delete) at the customer level.
- 03-naming-conventions: rewritten for customer/site ids and slug =
<customer>-<site>; nested ZFS, per-customer SFTP chroot, deployments
mirror the nesting.
- Propagated paths through docs 01, 04, 05, 06, 07 and deployments/README.
- ADR 0005 retitled/updated to per-site datasets nested under customer.
- architecture-plan.md: note pointing to doc 03 as authoritative on naming.
Clarifies subdomains: same-app subdomains are aliases on one site; a
separate-app subdomain is its own isolated site under the same customer.
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Establish the design foundation for the heleosv2 multi-tenant hosting
platform before any implementation code:
- Monorepo skeleton: docs/, platform-infra/, site-templates/,
deployments/, control-panel/ with orientation READMEs.
- docs/: roadmap index, architecture + threat model, naming conventions,
site profiles, provisioning workflow, backup & DR runbook, repo/GitOps
layout, and the approved architecture plan.
- docs/adr/: 9 ADRs recording the rationale for single-host Compose,
Traefik edge, nginx+fpm split, shared MariaDB, ZFS-per-customer,
decoupled backup streams, Forgejo, CLI-first, and SFTP-only.
- Secrets hygiene: .gitignore (only *.enc.* committed) and .gitattributes
(LF for scripts/Dockerfiles/YAML run on the Linux host).
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