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• go high level on the current architecture and how things work with operator
• focus on the ways we set up infra and installing AWS components
• focus: how we install the openIDL as a node
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• left side operations tools
• right side openIDL node itself
• comparison from before and now
• components exist on a single account and could exist on sep accounts
• always one ops cluster per node?
• depends on how network is structured
• for IP, may be managing mult accounts at same time, may not make sense to have N number of ops clusters
• ansible and awx have multi tenant approach
• IP may manage nodes A, B, C, to minimize costs, dont need AWX on every account
• Privacy of whats on the cluster a dependency
• flexible with approach
• every provider or carrier has own requirements
• large carriers - security is important
• can people see if there are creds on a multi-tenant ops cluster
• doing all from single cluster, all managed from one place
• make sure it works the other way
• asked by big cos
• question of deployment
• creds in AWX are encrypted
• every org setting up, dedicated users and orgs
• whoever is in control of that user from AWX perspective is the only one with access (one way)
• like having a token
• accounts and creds in aws, not sure how implemented or consume as a service, most funct is multi-teneant on a logical level than pure DB level
• normal to have part of your data, account sitting somewhere on dedicated shared DB, sep by encryption, whatnot
• purely for flexibility
• every carrier can decide what they have in their infra
• nothing against that
• every will make own decisions, logical separation - security is high priority
• Ansible is pretty secure in that sense, still concerns can do more research
• not separating a carrier hosting a node vs carrier not hosting
• if smaller carriers were to use services of an IP to manage network, an IP could do that from a single ops cluster
• Jenkins - CI/CD
• some UI that can start certain actions, creating infrastructure, setting up AWS account (kub, etc.)
• have jenkins bundleing the infra as code (terraform scripts), uploading, starting the terraform script over from cloud
• works same as before, no major diffs, usually have in cloud, environment variables, pointing to AWS acount, access key, config aspects of kub clusters
• uses terraform IasCode, AWS cloud APIs, first step of the process, major diff, not installing nginex servers, moved nginex tool to create ingress in Kub, functionality delegated to ansible
• ansible - egress point for Kub cluster?
• tool, declarative lang
• allows us to config machines
• usually thru SSH
• oriented towards AWS, thoughts towards Azure
• not trying to make this cloud agnostic, implement best practices in each cloud
• tried to be cloud agnostic for ansible playbooks
• minimize what is specific to cloud
• moved creation of ingress controllers
• want to be able to support mult nodes on same cluster
• exp for cases with testnet or dev net
• many things done to enable multitenancy on same cluster
• ops cluster, HLF cluster
• devnet - exactly that setup, mult nodes running on same Kub cluster and then mult instances 
• support diff domain names
• within same account and kub cluster, removes restrictions 
• names MSPs needs to be
• more flex
• domain name of a node
• upcoming training workshops - first set of sessions is to set up infra
• what to cover in first sessions
• in terms of workshop - assume it starts with AWS
• other major change - confg repo
• previous implementation, going into same git repo
• all the ansible playbooks
• one repo
• flexible enough
• can have every branch diff carrier
• or sep git repo 
• one of the carriers
• can pick the
• in config file - dont push passwords - all creds in awx
• mainly try to simplify the config in order to deploy fabric and openIDL apps
• bunch of configs like AWS account #, org ID, main domain name
• no need for a script - most things are templated already
• can overwrite whatever you like
• environment id - multitenancy
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• can be config'd manually
• editing, knowing what/what not to change is important, may be useful to ID elements that need to be supplied
• idea to make it easier, minimize errors
• intermediate step
• documented inside
• another change, spawning and configuring clusters - dont use Kub jobs anymore
• everything that needs to be run and configed is based on Bastion Host
• also using AWS directly, config certain aspects of AWS for running servers
• ex: creation of DNS entries and so forth
• have own terraform scripts for azure
• write extensions to current playbooks 
• mod to bastion host
• want to use cloud provider APIs
• at what point does Azure become a part of the decision to use openIDL? now? after you use an aws thing hosted by LF?
• business folks need to weigh in
• from cloud perspective, they partnered with Azure, their chosen cloud provider
• kickoff and running
• not fair to burden project
• one approach - purpose of training, exercise, get hands on
• terraform is a positive for adoption to azure
• an

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