Low KeyApr 16
Codeberg.org

Today is an unlucky day for Codeberg, we're having a little bit of trouble with various systems.

We're working on restoring service availability ASAP. Thank you for your patience.

Apr 16 at 1:32pmWeb
Show threadCodeberg.orgApr 16
While we have already restored the server from a hardware failure, we're having struggle reconnecting the node to our Galera (MariaDB database) cluster. The issue seems to be independent.
Show threadCodeberg.orgApr 16
We seem to have had luck manually recovering some internal files and initializing a sync. It will run for a while, but it looks promising.
Show threadpatricusApr 16
@Codeberg what failed btw?
Show threadjstm ausm paralleluniversumApr 16
@patricus @Codeberg A drive went missing on their primary server. Luckily they have RAID1 set up and no dataloss occurred.

https://status.codeberg.org/status/codeberg
Codeberg Service Status

This is an overview of the Codeberg Infrastructure. Uptime stats are calculated over the past 24 hours only. The 14-days uptime of our primary instance is

Show threadPaul BlackApr 16
@Codeberg I'm just curious, what is the reasoning for having picked Galera over standard replication? Thanks
Show threadCodeberg.orgApr 16
@Techwizz What do you mean by "standard replication"?
Show threadPaul BlackApr 16
@Codeberg MySQL/MariaDB Replication https://mariadb.com/kb/en/standard-replication/
Show threadCodeberg.orgApr 16
@Techwizz Hmm, no specific reason. Galera sounded like better suiting our needs (a three-node multi-primary cluster, because Forgejo has no builtin tooling to separate reads and writes so far).
Show threadPaul BlackApr 16
@Codeberg Cool, thanks! Was asking as I've been debating between Galera and standard replication for a prod environment at my work. Thanks for the answer!
Show threadlinuxgeek28Apr 17
@Techwizz @Codeberg as far as I know, standard MySQL replication doesn't have auto failover. Meaning, if your primary/main goes down for any reason, it becomes your responsibility to promote a replica and switch the queries traffic there. AFAIK, galera provides a clustering solution that handles that for you.
Show threadPaul BlackApr 17
@linuxgeek28 @Codeberg Yeah I believe that's the case too. I'm sure there are ways one could automate it, though.
Show threadmax โœฆApr 16
@Codeberg js put the fries in the bag and get a better vps
Show threadcatboy_of_the_seaaaApr 16
@Codeberg Coberg does good work, shame they have experienced so many issues of late.
Show threadMatthias BachApr 16
@Codeberg thank you for your great service!
Show threadJulien PalardApr 16
@Codeberg /me sends free sysadmin hugs.
Show threadWilhelm BehnckeApr 16
@Codeberg Stuff happens. You're doing a fantastical job! Thanks so much for all of your hard work ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿค—
Show threadLuci RoseApr 16
@Codeberg You got this! I'm sure youโ€™ll be back soon.
Show threadCarstenApr 16
@Codeberg Thanks for the information and good luck ๐Ÿค—๐Ÿ‘
Show threadAxel GuarnerosApr 16
@Codeberg You can do it! ๐Ÿ™Œ
Show threadSimon ReppApr 16
@Codeberg you got this ( โ—•โ—กโ—•)ใฃ โ™ก
Show threadchfkch  Apr 16
@Codeberg
An unlucky day on #CodeBerg is still way better than an average day on GitHub/Lab and most other forges.