Kiara Grouwstra
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pass in description fix syntax configure proxmox provider typo add doc comment in existing modules add comment allow insecure proxmox connection for use in dev wip proxmox progress use service configurations moved to machine-independent location wire settings directly without option block terraform adjust cwd try tf on null input update .envrc.sample with sample proxmox credentials |
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Services
This directory contains the definition of a NixOS module allowing to easily set up the Fediverse services that our project cares about. Those services are already packaged in nixpkgs, which arguably already provides this. Here is therefore the important distinction:
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The goal of nixpkgs is to be generic, bring all the building blocks and let you do whatever it is you want with them. You get to choose all the options, if to use a reverse proxy, which one, if to use an S3 backend, which one, which database, etc.
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This module aims at being straightforward to use by being opinionated. It only supports the use case of the Fediversity project and strives to hide as much of the nitty-gritty details as possible.
For those that know it, we could say that the current module is an analogous of simple-nixos-mailserver for Fediverse services.
Content of this directory
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[fediversity][./fediversity] contains the definition of the services. Look in particular at its
default.nixthat contains the definition of the options. -
[vm][./vm] contains options specific to making the service run in local QEMU VMs. These modules will for instance override the defaults to disable SSL, and they will add virtualisation options to forward ports, for instance.
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[tests][./tests] contain full NixOS tests of the services.