Repository containing our nix infrastructure configuration. It simply provides nixosConfigurations for each host and can be easily deployed using tools like infra-rebuild, bij or even nixos-rebuild.
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nix-infra

nix infrastructure configuration for CCCHH.

For deployment we're using infra-rebuild.
To easily get a shell with infra-rebuild going, use the following command:

nix shell git+https://git.hamburg.ccc.de/CCCHH/infra-rebuild#infra-rebuild

After that you can simply run the following to deploy e.g. the git and matrix hosts:

infra-rebuild switch git matrix

By default infra-rebuild tries to use the FQDN from the nixosConfiguration of the host for deployment. However to override individual parts of the deployment target, a deployment_configuration.json can be used. This is exactly what we're doing to set the default deployment user to colmena-deploy and have custom target hostnames for Chaosknoten hosts, since they don't have an FQDN defined in their nixosConfiguration.

Setting up secrets with sops-nix for a host

  1. Convert the hosts SSH host public key to an age public key. This can be done by connecting to the host and running:
    cat /etc/ssh/ssh_host_ed25519_key.pub | ssh-to-age
    
  2. Add the resulting age public key to the .sops.yaml as a YAML anchor in keys. It should be named something like: host_age_hostname
  3. Add a new creation rule for the hosts config directory. It should probably have all admin keys and the hosts age key.
    You can use existing creation rules as a reference.
  4. Create a file containing the relevant secrets in the hosts config directory. This can be accomplished with a command similar to this:
    sops config/hosts/hostname/secrets.yaml
    
    Note: Nested keys don't seem to be compatible with sops-nix.
  5. Add the following entry to the modules of the hosts nixosConfiguration:
    sops-nix.nixosModules.sops
    
  6. Create a sops.nix in the hosts config directory containing the following content to include the secrets.yaml:
    { ... }:
    
    {
      sops = {
        defaultSopsFile = ./secrets.yaml;
      };
    }
    
  7. Make sure the sops.nix gets imported. For example in the default.nix.
  8. To use a secret stored under e.g. forgejo_git_smtp_password, you can then do something like the following:
    sops.secrets."forgejo_git_smtp_password" = {
      mode = "0440";
      owner = "forgejo";
      group = "forgejo";
      restartUnits = [ "forgejo.service" ];
    };
    
    This secret would then be available under /run/secrets/forgejo_git_smtp_password on the host.

Build NixOS Proxmox VE Template

Build a new NixOS Proxmox VE Template for the thinkcccore's:

nix build .#proxmox-nixos-template

Build a new NixOS Proxmox VE Template for the chaosknoten:

nix build .#proxmox-chaosknoten-nixos-template