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| This wiki contains notes on managing and using the “Sepia” lab of test machines used by the Ceph upstream developers. | This wiki contains notes on managing and using the “Sepia” lab of test machines used by the Ceph upstream developers. | ||
| - | The target audience for this documentation is administrators and people managing the Sepia machines. If all you need is information on using the lab, [[:gettingstarted|Start Here]]. | + | The primary audience for this documentation is administrators and people managing the Sepia infrastructure. If all you need is information on using the lab, [[:gettingstarted|Start Here]]. |
| ==== About ==== | ==== About ==== | ||
| - | The Sepia lab is located in Red Hat's Community space in a datacenter co-location facility maintained by Flexential (formerly Peak10). The datacenter in which the Community space resides is commonly referred to as RDU2, RAL3C or The Community Cage. | + | The Sepia lab is currently located in one of IBM's datacenters in Poughkeepsie, NY. Previous homes are Irvine, CA and Morrisville, NC. |
| - | Ping/Power support is provided by Red Hat's PnT DevOps Labs team. Generally, tickets should be submitted by the Infra team. | + | Ping/Power support is provided by IBM's OneIT team. Generally, tickets should be submitted by the Infra team. |
| Sepia is the name we gave to our pool of test machines. It happens to be both a color and a genus of cuttlefish. When we have different kinds of hardware in the sepia pool, we name them after individual species in the sepia genus (e.g., mira or smithi). | Sepia is the name we gave to our pool of test machines. It happens to be both a color and a genus of cuttlefish. When we have different kinds of hardware in the sepia pool, we name them after individual species in the sepia genus (e.g., mira or smithi). | ||
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