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Our main physical server is located in a data center in The Netherlands and is owned by [[User:Lennart]]. Its address is <code>nl1.dlnet.org</code>. |
Our main physical server is located in a data center in The Netherlands and is owned by [[User:Lennart]]. Its address is <code>nl1.dlnet.org</code>. |
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| − | The server runs Linux Containers. Each user has a container with a full Debian installation. The user containers only have an IPv6 address, unless they pay for an IPv4 address. Therefore, all services (HTTP, SMTP and IMAP) are proxied via |
+ | The server runs Linux Containers. Each user has a container with a full Debian installation. The user containers only have an IPv6 address, unless they pay for an IPv4 address. Therefore, all services (HTTP, SMTP and IMAP) are proxied via <code>mail.dlnet.org</code>. |
| − | <code>mail.dlnet.org</code> also does spam checking for incoming mail and is responsible for HTTPS encryption. Its outgoing email is routed via Amazon Web Services. This is necessary, at the moment, because large email providers like Google have a tendency to mark emails as spam that come from servers with low sending volumes. |
+ | <code>mail.dlnet.org</code> also does spam checking for incoming mail and is responsible for HTTPS encryption. Its outgoing email is routed via Amazon Web Services. This is necessary, at the moment, because large email providers like Google have a tendency to mark emails as spam that come from servers with low sending volumes. Outgoing mail with an empty envelope sender (autoreplies and bounces) goes directly to the recipient's MX. |
<code>backup.dlnet.org</code> is a dedicated server hosted by OVH (France). Its only purpose is to temporarily store incoming email when <code>nl1.dlnet.org</code> is down. |
<code>backup.dlnet.org</code> is a dedicated server hosted by OVH (France). Its only purpose is to temporarily store incoming email when <code>nl1.dlnet.org</code> is down. |
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This is an incomplete list of software that is used to run the DLNET.ORG Cloud. |
This is an incomplete list of software that is used to run the DLNET.ORG Cloud. |
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| − | * The [https://www.debian.org/ Debian] operating system. The main servers run Debian stable. The user containers run either Debian oldstable or stable. |
+ | * The [https://www.debian.org/ Debian] operating system. The main servers run Debian stable. The user containers run either Debian oldstable or stable. All systems have daily automatic security updates from the Debian security team. |
* [https://linuxcontainers.org/ Linux Containers]. |
* [https://linuxcontainers.org/ Linux Containers]. |
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* [https://www.ansible.com/ Ansible] automation software. |
* [https://www.ansible.com/ Ansible] automation software. |
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** [https://httpd.apache.org/ Apache] web server. |
** [https://httpd.apache.org/ Apache] web server. |
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** [https://spamassassin.apache.org/ SpamAssassin] spam filter. |
** [https://spamassassin.apache.org/ SpamAssassin] spam filter. |
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| + | ** [https://www.onlyoffice.com/ ONLYOFFICE] document server. |
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== Server capacity == |
== Server capacity == |
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| − | The server's CPU is a hexacore Intel Xeon E5-2630 V2 |
+ | * The server's CPU is a hexacore Intel Xeon E5-2630 V2. There is a possibility to add an extra CPU if needed. |
| − | There is currently 24GB of RAM installed. It is possible to add up to 384GB ram. |
+ | * There is currently 24GB of RAM installed. It is possible to add up to 384GB ram. |
| − | The server has two 2TB SATA drives in software RAID. |
+ | * The server has two 2TB SATA drives in software RAID. |
| + | ** In case the HDDs become a bottleneck, I will install two SSDs used for OS data, VPS'es and incoming mail. The HDDs will store files, archived mail and media. |
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| + | * We have a 100 Mbps uplink. |
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Latest revision as of 14:15, 11 January 2021
Setup[edit]
Our main physical server is located in a data center in The Netherlands and is owned by User:Lennart. Its address is nl1.dlnet.org.
The server runs Linux Containers. Each user has a container with a full Debian installation. The user containers only have an IPv6 address, unless they pay for an IPv4 address. Therefore, all services (HTTP, SMTP and IMAP) are proxied via mail.dlnet.org.
mail.dlnet.org also does spam checking for incoming mail and is responsible for HTTPS encryption. Its outgoing email is routed via Amazon Web Services. This is necessary, at the moment, because large email providers like Google have a tendency to mark emails as spam that come from servers with low sending volumes. Outgoing mail with an empty envelope sender (autoreplies and bounces) goes directly to the recipient's MX.
backup.dlnet.org is a dedicated server hosted by OVH (France). Its only purpose is to temporarily store incoming email when nl1.dlnet.org is down.
List of software[edit]
This is an incomplete list of software that is used to run the DLNET.ORG Cloud.
- The Debian operating system. The main servers run Debian stable. The user containers run either Debian oldstable or stable. All systems have daily automatic security updates from the Debian security team.
- Linux Containers.
- Ansible automation software.
- The following software runs in user containers:
- Kolab Groupware.
- Roundcube webmail.
- Cyrus IMAP.
- Postfix mail transfer agent.
- Plex media server.
- Apache web server.
Seafile file synchronisation software.- ownCloud file sharing server.
- Deluge torrent daemon and WebUI.
- The mail server (mail.dlnet.org) runs:
- amavisd-new mail content scanner.
- Exim mail transfer agent.
- Dovecot IMAP server.
- Apache web server.
- SpamAssassin spam filter.
- ONLYOFFICE document server.
Server capacity[edit]
- The server's CPU is a hexacore Intel Xeon E5-2630 V2. There is a possibility to add an extra CPU if needed.
- There is currently 24GB of RAM installed. It is possible to add up to 384GB ram.
- The server has two 2TB SATA drives in software RAID.
- In case the HDDs become a bottleneck, I will install two SSDs used for OS data, VPS'es and incoming mail. The HDDs will store files, archived mail and media.
- We have a 100 Mbps uplink.
