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== STEP 5 : Use Ribs to complete Shard Setup == | == STEP 5 : Use Ribs to complete Shard Setup == | ||
| + | '''Use ribs to Setup the Shard:''' | ||
| + | * Setup RocketChat Notifs (Will be update) | ||
| + | * Setup Repositories (Git clone all Ryzom repositories) | ||
| + | * Setup Compilation (Select some option. The default values are probably the better choice) | ||
| + | * Setup Shard Config (Will be removed, the Shard Config are now defined in Salt) | ||
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| + | * Setup Shard ( I need check if all is OK) | ||
| + | * Setup Shard Stop (Probably no required, to check) | ||
Latest revision as of 00:58, 12 July 2025
⚠️ This Documentation only applies to Shards to be added to Ryzom network. ⚠️
So no require Database and some ports must be opened to Ryzom Servers.
Up a fully independent shard can probably be done using https://wiki.ryzom.dev/ doc
Requirements to install a shard (for a comfortable use):
- Choose a name for the shard (Arma/Atys, Yubo, Gingo, Rendor are already used). We call it on this doc the SHARDNAME. Use same name for minion are a good idea ;)
- Have a hardware with at least 8 cores with +3Ghz and 16Go of ram
- Have at least 100Go of disk space (no matter SSD or not)
- Have a domain name
- ⚠️ Please check the file /etc/hosts. The domain name must be linked only to outgoing address (and not 127.0.1.1). Like :
37.187.139.90 gingo.ryzom.com gingo
- ⚠️ Please check the file /etc/hosts. The domain name must be linked only to outgoing address (and not 127.0.1.1). Like :
Contents
STEP 1 : Install Salt Minion
- run as root:
# Ensure keyrings dir exists mkdir -p /etc/apt/keyrings # Download public key curl -fsSL https://packages.broadcom.com/artifactory/api/security/keypair/SaltProjectKey/public | sudo tee /etc/apt/keyrings/salt-archive-keyring.pgp # Create apt repo target configuration curl -fsSL https://github.com/saltstack/salt-install-guide/releases/latest/download/salt.sources | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/salt.sources apt install salt-minion echo "master: cloud.ryzom.com" > /etc/salt/minion
- Edit /etc/salt/minion_id and change the name of Minion to SHARDNAME
- Restart the service:
systemctl restart salt-minion
- On ports 4505 and 4506 to cloud.ryzom.com server
- On cloud.ryzom.com server, as root:
salt-key -A # If all works correctly, You will show you minion and can accept it
- Test it with (on cloud.ryzom.com):
salt '*' test.version
STEP 2 : Configure the Minion
To configure a Minion you need to push the changes into https://gitlab.com/ryzomteam/ryzom-salt.git.
The easiest way is to clone an existing file like ryzom-salt/salt/files/grains/servers/gingo and change the required values.
STEP 3 : Run salt init
The salt master is installed in cloud.ryzom.com, so all commands must be run on this server. To init the shard, run this command as tools user:
/home/data/monitoring/salt/files/update_minions.sh SHARDNAME
- Later if you need to update the minion again, you can access to https://dag.ryzom.com, select Local at top right and run the dag Salting Minion. Enter the name of the Minion and run it
STEP 4 : Start Ribs
Go to https://dag.ryzom.com, select your Shard at top right and start RIBS dag. Check dag logs, you must see installation and finally:
Running...<WSGIServer address=YOUR_DOMAIN:8081>
STEP 5 : Use Ribs to complete Shard Setup
Use ribs to Setup the Shard:
- Setup RocketChat Notifs (Will be update)
- Setup Repositories (Git clone all Ryzom repositories)
- Setup Compilation (Select some option. The default values are probably the better choice)
- Setup Shard Config (Will be removed, the Shard Config are now defined in Salt)
- Setup Shard ( I need check if all is OK)
- Setup Shard Stop (Probably no required, to check)