WOPR
| WOPR | |
|---|---|
| |
| Name | WOPR |
| Zone | Infrastructure
|
| Owner | i3Detroit |
| Make Model | |
| Part Number | |
| Date Acquired | 2026-05-02 |
| Storage Location | Media Lab cabinet rack |
| Authorization Required | Yes |
| Status | Running |
| Value | |
| IP Address | 10.13.0.30 |
| MAC Address | a0:36:9f:7a:e8:a6/varies |
| Hostname | wopr.i3.lc |
| Power Requirements | ~100W, 120VAC |
| Documentation | |
| Other References | |
Intro
The new server, successor to Hardac, running most of the core LAN-only infrastructure of the space. The specs are:
- Motherboard: Asus PRIME B550-PLUS AC-HES
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800XT, 8-Core
- GPU: Nvidia GeForce GT 710
- RAM: V-Color DDR4-2666 ECC 2x16GB
- SSD: Intel 660P M.2 NVMe 2x1TB (ZFS Mirror)
- HDD: WD Red 2x4TB (ZFS Mirror)
- HDD: WD Blue 1TB, Seagate Barracuda 1TB (ZFS Mirror)
- NIC: Intel X540-AT2 Dual 10G Ethernet
- PSU: MSI MAG A650BE 650W Bronze
Rules
Ask for an account if you think you need one, but chances are you actually want an account on one of the services the machine runs instead.
Instructions
The host is running Proxmox as the hypervisor. Access its HTTPS web UI through port 8006 or SSH on port 22.
Virtual Machines
When setting up new VMs, keep to the following guidelines:
- Don't create a VM unless you have to. Most services are set up in Docker.
- Put your VM OS disk onto
local-zfs, the NVMe RAID, for speed. If you need more space, add it as a secondary disk.
Docker Containers
When setting up new services, keep to the following guidelines:
- Use Docker Compose, not
docker runfor consistency. - Set a restart policy of
unless-stopped(oralways), assuming you want them to automatically start along with the host. - Use relative paths unless you're referencing OS resources.
- If you're mounting volumes, use user/group
docker-userfor them
Maintenance Info
Create backups and keep things updated and working.
Docker Containers
Externally Mounting The Filesystem
If for debugging purposes you need to mount an LXC disk into the hypervisor itself, you can use:
sudo pct mount <vmid> sudo pct unmount <vmid>
Beware that unprivileged LXCs use a different band of uid/gids than the host for security reasons, and the resulting permissions issues cannot usually be remedied inside the container.
FAQ
ToDo
- Create a repo for Docker Compose configs
Authorized Users and Trainers
| Trainer Name | Certified Date |
|---|---|
| Ivy | 2026-05-02 |
| Mara Furland | 2026-05-02 |
| User Name | Authorized By | Date of Most Recent Training
|
|---|
Services
| Name | Type | Hostname | IP | Ports | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| docker-compose | LXC | docker-compose.i3.lc | 10.13.0.31 | SSH | Debian host for Docker |
| └ caddy | Docker | varies | n/a | HTTPS | Reverse proxy and ACME forwarding |
| └ copyparty | Docker | files.i3.lc via Caddy | n/a | HTTPS/WebDAV via Caddy | Space-wide fileserver |
| └ door-management | Docker | n/a | n/a | n/a | Updates and logs door RFID data |
| home-assistant | VM | ha.i3.lc | 10.13.0.32 | HTTPS, SSH | Home Assistant OS |
| zoneminder | LXC | zoneminder.i3.lc | 10.13.0.33 | HTTPS, SSH | Debian host for NVR system for cameras |