this contains a random collection of info about the NetBSD.org servers. Unless specified they are at TastyLime and owned by TNF.
Note the time of last commit, the info may be seriously out of date.

we currently (2024-05-01) have:

public services:

- homeworld (mail.NetBSD.org, ns.NetBSD.org)<br>
  That's a standard postfix with gld, amavisd, spamassassin for mail, a majordomo with a few local patches (and the despamming patterns from hell), plus bind for the nameservice.

- mollari (wiki.NetBSD.org, releng.NetBSD.org, gnats.NetBSD.org, back-end for www.NetBSD.org and mail-index.NetBSD.org which are on the Fastly CDN)<br>
  Apache, with ikiwiki for this wiki, plus req for the releng site, gnats, and a very much hacked upon mhonarc

- vir (blog.NetBSD.org, monitor.NetBSD.org, rt.NetBSD.org)<br>
  Apache, with Apache Roller on tomcat on native openjdk for blog, Xymon for monitor and rt (what a surprise :) ) for rt. rt is used as coordination tool of a few teams and restricted to members of those teams.

- morden (ftp.NetBSD.org, rsync.NetBSD.org, back-end for cdn.NetBSD.org)<br>
  the ftp, http and rsync function themselves are fairly straightforward. It runs a few automatic updates for the src and pkgsrc regions that generate the daily CVS update mails and do a bunch of checks on pkgsrc, too.

- nyftp.NetBSD.org (back-end for nycdn.NetBSD.org)<br>
  ftp, http and rsync, fairly dumb. It's situated at Columbia University, hence the 'ny' in the name

- anoncvs.NetBSD.org<br>
  offers anoncvs via ssh and pserver, plus rsync of the cvs repository, using port redirects

- anonhg.NetBSD.org<br>
  anonymous Mercurial service, experimental

non-public services:

- cvs.NetBSD.org<br>
  the master CVS repository; only developers (TNF members) with valid account auth can connect here.

- hg.NetBSD.org<br>
  the master Mercurial repository, experimental; only developers (TNF members) with valid account auth can connect here.

- build.NetBSD.org (aka b45) + b41-b48<br>
  build is the coordinator/manager of the build workers, and they produce the NetBSD-daily contents (situated at Columbia University)

- franklin.NetBSD.org<br>
  the backup server, basically lots'o disk storing encrypted dumps

- babylon4.NetBSD.org @WWU, babylon5.NetBSD.org @Regensburg<br>
  the TNF-run anita checks run on these

- sheridan.NetBSD.org<br>
  Xen server running vir, and a few smaller administrative functions

- xenhost.NetBSD.org<br>
  Xen server running mollari, hg and anonhg, the experiment-with-Mercurial systems

- lochley.NetBSD.org<br>
  situated at WWU, runs the repo conversions under joerg@'s direction

- tessa.NetBSD.org<br>
  a webserver for finance-exec situated at WWU

- shadow.NetBSD.org<br>
  the i386 + x86_64, 9.0 + 10.0 package builder situated at WWU

- victory.NetBSD.org<br>
  the evbarm* and aarch64 package builder situated at WWU

- console servers at TastyLime, Columbia University and WWU<br>
  these are small devices (two of them evbarm-based) with USB2Serials and conserver8. conserver is most approved :)

- cole.NetBSD.de<br>
  off-site, off-continent backup for the most precious data in case ca.us gets the big one. Racked at Regensburg, Germany, owned by spz@

- archive.NetBSD.de<br>
  back-end for archive.NetBSD.org, a VM on cole

- wip.pkgsrc.org<br>
  the git server for pkgsrc-WIP, a VM on cole