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2024-02-08 Production Redis install

Created CT

I created a CT on off2 followings How to create a new Container:

  • id 122 (off-redis)
  • 20Gb disk on zfs-hdd, noatime
  • added a disk on zfs-nvme mounted on /var/lib/redis/ with 5Gb size and noatime option.
  • 2 Cores
  • 2 Gb memory, 0B swap

I did not create a user.

I also configure postfix and tested it.

Cloned this repository in /opt using a root key as deploy key

Installed Redis

sudo apt install redis

Then I changed /etc/redis/redis.conf to use not protected mode and bind on all interfaces. I also moved the redis.conf file to the git repository and did a symlink in /etc/redis instead.

Restarted redis: systemctl restart redis.service

Adding access for OVH through stunnel

On off2 reverse proxy added configuration to join redis in /etc/stunnel/off.conf:

# enabling connections to redis on off2
[OffRedis]
client = no
accept = 6379
connect = 10.1.0.122:6379
ciphers = PSK
# this file and directory are private
PSKsecrets = /etc/stunnel/psk/redis-psk.txt

create psk: echo ovh-proxy-redis:$(pwgen 32 1) > /etc/stunnel/psk/redis-psk.txt

On 113 container (stunnel-client) on ovh1, created the client side in /etc/stunnel/off.conf:

# connecting to mongodb on off1
[OffRedis]
client = yes
# expose only in private network
accept = 10.1.0.113:6379
connect = proxy2.openfoodfacts.org:6379
ciphers = PSK
# this file and directory are private
PSKsecrets = /etc/stunnel/psk/redis-psk.txt

The psk file contains same content as the one on off2 proxy.

Notifications on failure

I added the [email protected], and override redis configuration to send email on failure:

ln -s /opt/openfoodfacts-infrastructure/confs/off-redis/systemd/system/email-failures\@.service /etc/systemd/system/
ln -s /opt/openfoodfacts-infrastructure/confs/off-redis/systemd/system/redis.service.d/ /etc/systemd/system/
systemctl daemon-reload
# just to be sure
systemctl restart redis